Devine Plans Change As Crowd Prepares Departure
Lawyer Mark Sullivan boasted he held no aunt in office while a Cook County man noted Devine holds none presently. The crowd readies to board the Baltimore and Ohio special at noon today, with plans to avoid serenading Mayor Gaynor as week 830 is announced.
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Mark Sullivan
Devine
Cook County
Baltimore & Ohio
Gaynor
Andan
Harrison
St Jenet
Mites
Dawnon
Champ
Mark
Hurricon
Bay
Mr. Devine
Tammany
van Wyck
Champ Cick
New York
Mr. Mearst
Meyer Harrison
Heeret
Garner
Oi Devine
Coney Island
John
John Matin
Sylvan
Barney Grogan
Ray
John J Halpin
Murray Mill
Chielgo
Ment
FJ Glackin
Te Ilincin Legisteture
Sone
Reformers weigh public figures in local scene
The text mentions Woad and Norman F. Mack, Perry Belmont, and figure Glackin as a concern to reformers yet amusing to a representative. It notes Sheriff Wimmer and James M. Farrell, marshal of the C.D. since 18, signaling a civic governance snapshot with names and roles.
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Glackin
Sheriffwimmer
James MH. Farrell
Bathhouse John and Chicago Cohort Here
A chaotic Chicago political scene unfolds as Bathhouse John and Hinky Dink figure prominently with Mayor Harrison and Champ Clark amid Hearst influence. Delegates arrive, parade legality disputed, and Cook County actors skew toward Gaynor while Hearst eyes Ner. The piece captures factional intrigue, street theater, and the era’s machine politics.
Off to Fight Wilson with Jersey Delegates to Baltimore
United States Senator James Smith Jr and James Nugent will lead a train of anti Wilson Democrats from New Jersey to Baltimore to oppose the nomination of Wilson. Delegates carry placards reading Wilson I’m from New Jersey Ask Me and the name Wilson crested in red ink. Local leaders joining include Mayor Jacob Haussling Tyler Parmly and many NJ officials.
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United States
James Smith, Jr
James Fo Nugent
Baltimore
New Jersey
Roth Smith
Nugent
Wilson
Newark
Jacob Haussling
Tyler Parmly
Democratic County Committee
William J. Fiedler
PH Ryan
Charles P Kraemer
Alexander Archibild
Richard J. Franz
E. M. Waldron
Walter McCoy
John F. Monahan
Simon Mabn
Charles F. Herr
Albert H. Biertuemptel
Prielptain
Michael J. Ryan
H. Harrington
Charles
Spirit message from Professor James shocks local church
Mrs. Liscomb a local pastor claimed to relay a spirit communication from William James about the Titanic disaster. The message also mentioned William T. Stead and was shared with Professor Hyslop in New York. Liscomb and her congregation believe the message is genuine despite no formal spiritualist ties.
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Tribune
E. F. Liscomb
William James
William T Stead
Titanie Perez Field
Jemnen Hyslop
New York
Liecomb
Harvard
James
Stead
War
Baltimore Welcomes Naval Fleet Members at Democratic Convocation
Baltimore gleamed with flags and lights as thousands filled streets for a grand welcome to visiting battleships Louisiana Kansas New Hampshire and South Carolina under Rear Admiral Winslow. Politicians and delegates swarmed the city amid dense crowds, prayers, cathedral services, and cheers, with security tightened and railroads tasked to move the influx for the Democratic national convention era in the historic rebuilt port.
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Baltimore
Acaren
Letructuren
Maryland
Louiaiana
Kaness
New Hamshire
South Caroline
Cameron McR
Winslow
Khore
Preston
Pennsylvania
Washington
Correas
Senate
House
Ernorr
Democratic National
Congressional
Tammany
Bieh
Atianean
Cardinal Gibbone
Rhode Ieland
Peter
New ‘Port
New York
O'erman
Charles Ff. Murphy
Tornmeny Hall
New England
St. Vincent de le Catholic
Convention Security Details for Democratic National Committee Event
The text describes a large security operation for a Democratic National Committee gathering at a convention building in Baltimore. About 200 uniformed police, 20 detectives, and a staff of officers will police the area while press badges are issued. Josephus Daniels and assistants will distribute press tickets, Trey Woodson and team will issue pasteboard entries, and each committee member, delegate, and alternate will receive specified numbers of guest and platform tickets with required badges.
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Thy Regiment
Arory
Democratic Netraval Committee
Mack
Conventon
Baltimore
Ines
Macea
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Arate Suat
Trey Woodson
Kentucky
Hie Corpe
Delecate
Suffrage Supporter Seeks Audience at Democratic Rally
Mrs Neale RL Van Bitngerland, promoter of the Joan of Arc Suffrage League, toured Baltimore in the last days urging votes for women. She met Leader Noruay Fo Mack at the Belthers Muted and was promised a chance to speak before the committee. Mick and Champ Clark HQs provided similar updates as Mrs Clark. Von Stingertater plans to return to Hale Haore for Thursday’s parade.
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Mra Neale
van Bitngerland
Joan of Arc
Siaffrae Laague
Rattimore
Democrats
Noruay Fo Mack
Reselith Toalas
Mick Wine
Champ Clark
Mra Clark
von Stingertater
Hale Haore
New York
Women Parade in Baltimore for Suffrage Movement
Mrs Belmont and other New York suffragists tour to Baltimore to march in a suffrage parade. They bring banners and spotlight prominent speakers, aiming to influence Democratic delegates and push for a women’s suffrage plank.
Favor the Single Presidential Term Debate Splits Democrats and Republicans
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican reactions to a six year presidential term proposal. Frederick Coudert and Seth Low back the idea with cautions about restraint on re election. Williams Cromwell and others urge study before action while Roosevelt and Taft dynamics loom over Chicago convention debates.
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Democratie
Tribune
Seglurtion
Frederick Coudert
Kale Oear
Baltimore
Seth Low
Mount Eisen
Aiden
Jong Te
Georgy B Maccuiloch Miller
Ht Lake's Hospital
New York, New Haven
Taft
Milter
Alan
Fim
Minaou
Himeou
W Ktat
bin Lown
Politic chatter as Tennesson mocking bird mocks Clark
A Tennessee strutting metaphor at the Waldorf in Peacock Alley critiques Champ Clark and Parker amid party talk. The speaker laments Democratic fray over temporary chairman duties and hints at national political tensions.
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Tennessee
John Wesley Gaines
Cleveland
Tennesson
Peacock Alley
the Waldorf
Electors threaten to defy Taft at polls in November
Electors chosen at the Pennsylvania Republican State Convention announce they will not vote for Taft and may cast ballots for Roosevelt or another candidate if Taft wins. The Penrose machine faces a move to replace electors with supporters of the regular nominee, raising a serious party dilemma.
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Baltmore
Chicago
Theodore
Democratic Party
Ronsevelt
Roogevelt Corp
Roosevelt
Vardaman
Mississippi
Taft
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Bryan
Gore
Olatoma
Wilson
Jefferson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
Harmon
Ohio
Hugh J. Nichols
Baltimore
Inayivania
Tant Publican
Rownevelt
Tatts
Penrose Organization
Roonevelt
Willian Wilhelm
Pottstown
Paul & Ache
Tat Kistriet
Arthur G. Grahan
Thin City
Éth Diatriet
Republican Party
Kinn
Pastor Will Turn Brewer in Johnstown Suburb
The Rev. Merman Kaufmann of Morrellville resigns from St. Pauls German Lutheran Church to return to brewing. He sailed from Germany to study for ministry and later led a large local church. Previously he was tied to the Zeenburg brewery business owned by his family.
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Johnstown
Penn
Merman Kaufmann
Germany
America
Zeenburg
St. Paul's
Morrellville
Antis Off To Baltimore In Telegram Nine
Led by then president and vice president of the Ohio Association of Women Opposed to Suffrage, thirty members left Columbus for Baltimore to fight against a Democratic platform plank for women voting. Mrs Herman J Hubbard and Mrs Willamu Thurman Cole led the delegation. They argued against women suffrage and said men will handle national issues without women’s vote.
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Ctheinnati
Ohio Association of Women
Columbus
Baltimore
Herman J. Hubbard
Willatnlu Thurman Cole
Hubbard
Fine Summer Home Burns
A summer home in New Jersey belonging to Mrs. A. W. Horgan was destroyed by fire. The Horgan family, staying at the Hotel Marlborough in Asbury Park, had rented the house to Mrs. Frances Lissberger of Manhattan. All escaped, mainly through a nurse in charge of the children. The palatial Jersey coast residence featured sunken gardens and costly furnishings. Loss estimated at around 50,000 for the building and 500 for furniture. Lissberger family suffered about 5,000 in clothing. Insurance reportedly covered most of the building and contents. The fire is believed caused by electric light wires.
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Desi
N. J
A. W. Horgan
Arthur J. Horgan
Horgan & Lattery
New York
Horgan
Marlborough
Asbury Park
Frances Lissberger
Alphonsine Zillals
Jersey
Linsbergars
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Jacob A. Cantor
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Cook County Democracy
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Mr. Harrison
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Otherplock
Mayor Morrison
Mr. Hearst
Murray Hill
Harrison Taciturn
NEW York Tribune
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Nassau Street, N. Y
Tribune Resort Bureau
Tribune Building
New York City
Lowith
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Wenen
Woman Suffrage Party of
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Mee
Ace Aughston
Mer Frank Straten
W. Helden
HC Beadle
Comene
Annie Howeard Shaw
Shaw
Teal
Sore
Ty Margeret Brent
Marshend
Lord Baltimore
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Jons
T. R
Frederic R. Goudert
Saye
Feta
Ae An
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Hark
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Gaines
Keystone
Remsen St. Brklyn
Fulton St
Jamaica
Lutheran
ANTIS
M. W. Horgan
Deal
Arnold Bennett
Bennett
Harper’s
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Albert Bigelow Paine
Hartford
Fez
Sydney Adamson
Robert Bruyere
Mr. Howells
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Arthur Sherburne Hardy
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