Baltimore Rally Boosts Gaynor as Democratic Leader
A large crowd in Baltimore fronts a Gaynor surge with 1400 delegates from Pennsylvania. McAvoy, Harburger, and Sheriff show strong backing for Gaynor while Parker receives mixed support. Key figures include Murphy, Bryan, and Tammany delegates, with Senator Fitzgerald and others weighing in as Gaynor loyalists.
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Pennsylvania
Sheri Har Burger
Thomas PF. McAvoy
Murphy
Mr. McAvoy
Gaynor
Lincoln
Judge Parker
Democratic Party
Bullivan
Themelves
Baltimore & Ohio
Delaw
Baltimore’s Democratic Convention Tales and Raucous Parade
Journal account from Baltimore June 24 recounts hotel chaos and street scenes around the Democratic convention. Delegates, locals, and campaign boosters mingle amid noisy bands, banners, and rival loyalties as Texans, West Virginians, and Hoosiers converge.
Boys Held on Burglary Charge in Market Court
Five youths were arraigned in the Market court yesterday on burglary charges. Marry Sobel and Rosenblum, both eighteen, were remanded in bail of 3,000 dollars for examination before Magistrate Barlow. Bing Kee, proprietor of a business at No. 1 East Main Street, was the complainant.
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Rosenblum
Barlow
Bing Kee
Svedey
Wendy
An Easy Trip Through Yellowstone Park
A promotional snippet touts a Burlington Route guided Yellowstone excursion. It promises a week of tenting or hotel stays with rail travel, narrating dramatic park scenery, canyons, rivers, and mountain vistas. The writer invites questions and offers to arrange tickets and lodging to ease travel.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Burlington
Park
Goff Not Able to Serve in Albany Inquiry
Albany June 24 Supreme Court Justice Goff of New York has suggested to Governor Dix that another justice be designated for the grand jury investigation following a Senate committee probe into Albany city and county affairs. Goff, just back from Europe, is not fully recovered from a recent operation, his friends say.
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Mudge Parker O
Judas Parker
Democratic League of
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Schoon
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Frederic R. Coudert
Robert Grier Monroe
Paul Puller
Henry da Forcat Baldwin
J. Hampden Dougherty
William FP. Schneider
John J. Kue
Jamek PF Rwanich
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Chicago
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New York
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Dix
Senate
Europe
Deserters Brought Back to Camp in Transit
In Madison Wisconsin twenty five army deserters were brought back to camp by last night. Since leaving Dubuque about two hundred men have deserted with routes to Fort Sheridan Fort Snelling and Aparta to avoid a long march. The government offers rewards for capture and the deserters were fined and placed in the guardhouse.
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Fort Sheridan
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Aparta
Mm &Tate
New York Wilson supporters rally for Wilson at Copper Union
New York Democratic delegates gathered at Copper Union to boost Governor Woodrow Wilson as the presidential nominee. Speakers, including Francis Carmody and Thomas Mottlborne, urged naming Wilson at the Baltimore convention, with Roosevelt signaling growing interest in Wilson’s nomination.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Gaynor
Charter F. Murphy
Clark
New York
Harmon
Wall Street
Ryan
Thomas Mottleborne
Auburn
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Francis X. Canrods
Ehateman
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ARKO
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Iyet
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Jony N Caeitele
Bennosierle
Woodrow Wier
Sone
Qian
Vielit
Dodred
Tembere Offener
Franklin D. Roosevelt
de Estines
Witton
Sugar trust reforms and Havemeyer topography debate
Testimony before Wilson M. Hirlee in the Federal Halling details discussions between HL Harriman and Havemeyer about developing Utah Malad Valley topography. Mr Cutler estimates beet rat costs at $24 per acre, yielding a $28 profit per fourteen tons to the acre for sugar factoring into factory deliveries.
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Ityth Rovernment
Sugar Trust
Wilson M. Hirlee
Jaminwr
Cuvier
Malad
Ural
Oregon
New York
Evers Valley
Puty
Utah
Havemeyer
Harelaan
Cold Spot on Sun Observed by Carnegie Astronomers
A large cooling patch about 2510.0 percent square miles in area was photographed at Mount Wilson by the Carnegie Observatory team. The spot is roughly 19 miles across and moving westward, with experts noting questions about sun cooling trends and long term effects.
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Asadena
Cal
Carnegie Observatory
Mount Wilson
Diametes
W. Adams
Ferdinand Fut
Ellerman
Vllerman
North America
Railroads offer 1800 jobs to end strike in Chicago
In Chicago the 23 railroads proposed July 1 employment for 1800 strikers to end the freight handlers and clerks walkout. The 7000 strikers met and rejected the offer, vowing to stay out until all workers are recalled. The plan stemmed from a city commerce committee probe into the dispute.
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Chicago
U Kimbark
Association of Commerce
Ala Muse
Comne
Governor Dix and Winfield Huppuch Pose by Presidential Placard
Winfield A. Huppuch stands with Governor Dix before a Presidential placard in a posed moment. The image captures two notable figures in a ceremonial or political context. Further details about event timing or location are not provided in the snippet.
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Winfield A. Huppuch
Dix
Conference Tomorrow Looms Over New York Republican Leaders
New York Republican figures including Herbert Parrons Samuel & Kook remain in the city awaiting a conference at county headquarters with state chairman William Barnes. Depew Hodges and others return. Depew jokes about Chicago turmoil and Taft’s re election while discussing the new party and upcoming tours in Europe.
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Herbert Parrons
Samuel & Kook
Taft
Wiliam Barnes
Republican County
Aten
Timothy J. Woodruff
Chauncey M. Depew
Jobi Hodges
Ian
Hodges
Depew
Chicago
Roosevelt Faction Faces Taft Split at Convention
Reported chaos surrounds taft roosevelt factions and credentials disputes at the Republican convention. Delegates discuss nominating Roosevelt allies while taft supporters claim victory in New York. Union League Club plans to ratify the ticket, with Kings County and other local figures weighing resignations and loyalties as postconvention alignments form.
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George FL Malles
New York
Taft
Hares
Mutley
George Cromwell
Hichmond
Ike
Wald
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Ceault
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Ings County
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Jacob Holtzmann
Congress
Hie
Legally Dead Court Declares Kershaw Dead
Surrogate Conmian pronounces mengeenth W. Kershaw legally dead after disappearance on July 2 1887. Family had no proof of death. He lived at No 606 East Street with the Brandt family. a drowned boy named Heany in July 1887 may be him. Grandmother died during the absence, estate value 2801 dollars goes to his sister.
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America
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Taft
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Hedges
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Kershaw
Tie
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Brandtwie
Benjamin
Heany
East River
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Brandt
Burerogate Vohalan
Edison Guards Flag Honor At Riverside Laboratory
West Orange New Jersey June 24 memorial marks Edison birthday with flag ceremony at the laboratory. Edison described as the Botany Rosa of his own flag, choosing yellow and green colors to symbolize the banner. The flag features a field in yellow with the name Rallaon in green as part of the design.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Sallaon
Rallaon
Guard Change Unpopular as Officers Clash Over General Staff Plan
New York National Guard commander General Jonn F. Otyyan refused comment on a proposal to replace Major General with a general staff. Officers oppose the change, noting the militia council already acts advisory to the Governor. A safety plan for life shooting at Blauvelt is discussed, aiming to prevent stray bullets with shielded ranges and non ricocheting rounds.
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Bnjor
Jonn F. O'ttyan
New York National Guard
Loula A. Cuvillier
Blauvelt
O'Ryan
South Nyack
Militia Council
Driver Torn From Mob as Child Is Killed by Horse Carriage
Goodman Schumm, 22, a truck driver, was assaulted by a mob on Park Avenue after his team struck and killed four year old Edith Bolkelel. Reserves from the Mast 101th Street station rescued him as the crowd beat him. The child’s body lay in the street. Schlimm was arrested for homicide and held for coroner's action.
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Goodman Schumm
Park Avenue
1024 Street
Edith Bolkelel
Mast 101Th Street
Schlimm
Harlem
Appleton
Gamblers in Grave Vault Near Trinity Churchyard
In June a group of roystering men sat in the oldest vault beside Trinity Church on Queen Street, reviving a colonial past with craps and loud jocularity. Residents heard wailful sounds from the churchyard nightly for over a week, sparking beliefs the site was haunted. Books and publications offered for sale at $250 yearly.
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Queen Street
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