Women Rival Veterans at Baltimore Convention Night Session
Reporter Margaret Watts De Peyster portrays a long midnight to morning Democratic nominating convention in Baltimore. Women, including Genevieve Clark and Mrs Kern, stay through an eleven hour session, cheering Champ Clark and Lincoln tributes while crowds fill the armory and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Watts de Peyster
Baltimore
Mr Bryan
Concen
Norman FE. Mack
Lavers
Perelock
Kiept
Slip of a girl delegate to Democratic convention
A feature on Miss Kelley, a Denver area delegate and aspiring official in Mesa County politics, who balances political ambition with business work. She reflects on independence, early pay as a clerk, and the challenges women face in politics while defending her assertive stance and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Baltimore
Mins
Genevieve Clark
Ollie James
New York
Colorado
Pretty Mins Kelley
Ono
Mesa County
Kelley
Clark
Tam
Loan and Building Association
Mesa Valley
Dr Shaw Briefly Addresses Baltimore Suffrage Hearing
Dr Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National Woman Suffrage Association, traveled to Baltimore to press a suffrage resolution before the Democratic convention committee. She delivered a brief, courteous speech. Mr Bryan appeared interested, shook hands, and escorted her to the door after the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Anna Howard Shaw
National Woman Suffrage Association
Dr. Shaw
Bryan
Independent Negro Party to Convene in Philadelphia July 8
The Independent Political League, a northern and western colored voters group, plans a Philadelphia convention on July 8 to organize black voters and map a presidential campaign. Leaders reportedly opposed the Republican nominee at the national convention.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Washington
Independent Political League
League
Robbery Probe After Silverware Found Hidden
Hackensack New Jersey June 2 Frank Mc Kenna and a Cuffeide Borough patrolman detained a man with a bundle under his arm in Grantwood. The bundle concealed silverware worth 290 dollars. the suspect William Brooks of Hoboken gave no clear answer. A later call to Mayor Neumann yielded a woman reporting her home robbed of silverware.
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Hackensack
Frank McKenna
Cuffeide
Grantwood
William Brooks
Hoboken
Neumann Way
Scott
Meltinain
J .M. Scott
Grantwead
Democrats at Baltimore Convention Sleep as Trumpets Fade
In Baltimore the Democratic convention woke to quiet streets and empty energy fields. Delegates and supporters sought rest as campaigns dwindled, hotel lobbies cleared, and a cautious exodus began toward home after a long night of nominating fights and restless parties.
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Bru Binft
Tebune Feltimore
Baltimore
Ely
Republicaan
Dagan
Methodist Hoscopal Church
Mount Vernon Place
Washington Monument
Wilson
Uncle Ben
Elizabeth
Emerson Hotel
Harmon
Clark
Bryan
Harlle” Murphy
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Wilson Holds His Own as News from Baltimore Delays
In a late night scene at the Little White House Governor Wilson joked about Baltimore’s news as delegates roll on. Moving pictures filmed him with his daughters on the porch while workers rolled toward a Taft Roosevelt showdown and Jersey City committee clashes over convention control.
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Baltimore News
Wilson
Baltimore
Tmm
Jim
White House
Jack” Mendelson
Corps of Moving Picture
Margaret
Jeute Woodrow
Flexner
Soane
Jersey City
Record
Rotherham
Roosevelt
Gilmore Kineney
Rorular
Kine
Chicago A
Taft
Ite
Recordites
John Weastell
Atong
Chicago
Torrent Heath
Morne Sued For A Million By NY Asset Realization
Charles W Morne faced a $1,000,000 suit in the New York Supreme Court brought by the New York Assets Realization Company. The claim alleges he violated an agreement with Arthur P Heine by selling 17,000 shares of United Copper stock bought in 19% and pledged beyond a bank of trust company, causing a market drop and substantial loss to Heine.
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A. P. Heinze
Charles W. Morne
Wault
New York Assets Realization Company
Supreme Court
United Copper
Arthur P Heine
Moreer
Heine
Belmont Name Fateful and Douglas Nomination Interest
A historical comparison links August Belmont to William Jennings Bryan at Baltimore and Charleston where Stephen A. Douglas became the party standard bearer. Belmont, of Rothschild banking fame, is described as having interest in Douglas's nomination amid the 1860s Democratic scenes reported by The New York Herald and Sunday Tribune.
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August Belmont
William Jennings Bryan
Baltimore
Belmont
Charleston
Stephen A. Douglas
Abraham Tin
Stephen A Douglas
New York Herald
Douglas
Mr. Belmont
Rothschild Banking
Policeman Fends Off Burglary In Bedroom Shootout
Wilkes Barre police officer Michael Eileen awakened by a burglar in his bedroom chased him through a rear door. The intruder pulled a weapon and was shot dead. The deceased man, about 40, had papers on him and lived in Bhenundows Point. The officer sustained minor injuries and is cooperating with investigators.
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Wilkes-Barre
Michael & Eileen
Luserine
Kileen
Min
Bhenundows, Poin
Kileen Save Uimweelt Ap
Suffragists Parade Through Baltimore Ahead of Democratic Clash
Thousands of suffragists from New York to Maryland marched through Baltimore streets in a show of force before the Democratic convention. Dr Anna Shaw and a delegation pressed for a woman’s suffrage plank, while banners, floats, and a Goddess of Liberty figure drew crowds. Delegates from six states, including Joan of Arc banner carriers, led a spectacle aimed at pressuring party leaders to adopt a national suffrage stance.
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Tribune
Paltimom
Convention
Anna Shaw
Resolutions Committee
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Just Government League
Maryland
Nellie van Siingerland
Joan of Arc League
Frank Stratton
Suffrage Party of
Olga
Philadelphia League
Man
Anthony
Susan B. Anthon
District of Columbia
Altes Jenkins
Woman's Suffrage Association of
Harvey W. Wiley
Mary Garrett
Washington Monument
Balti
Wilen la Motte
Mra Donald Ro Hooker
Just Government League of Maryland
Joan of Arc
Maid of
Orleans
Misa Kute Ernest
Margaret Brent
Lord Maltimore
Frank Ramey
Men's League
Goddess of Liberty
Sie Wan
Grace Hechtel
Laura Byrne Mabe
John G. Wilson
Viah Mies Eva Hall
Wyoming
W. C. Stevens
Annaport
Colorado
Louise Frazee
Baltiere
Robert M. la Mollette
Ellen Spencer Mars
Washington DD. C
Law
Mine Wise Hill
Representative Hill
Blaze Equal Praactive League of Baltimore di
Shaw
Ike
Chicago
Hadley
Underwood
Champ Clark
Agers
Hous of Representatives
Anna
Suffragists Move Toward National Convention Address
Delegates debate ballot as a fundamental democratic right while local suffragists delay action upon a resolution. Notable out-of-town supporters including Mrs. Robert Moss and Miss Gertrude Oppenheim join a late-night session and impromptu speeches at Lyric Theatre.
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The
Cause
Robert Moss
Annapolis
Just Government League
Anna Arundel County
Alles Plumpton
New York
Woman Suffrage Party
Dolly Kenny Yancey
Arizona
Mra A. ¢. Ilughton
Albert Hil
Mary T. Gamage
Humor wonder and dismay at convention in Baltimore
The Tribune reports chaotic convention scenes with banners praising Foss and jokes about who he is, a skeptical crowd, and a drift toward reform sentiment. Observers note the public’s growing savvy to convention tactics and the difficulty in mobilizing genuine enthusiasm amid rehearsed displays.
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Inap
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Willian Sulzer
Lugband
Lere
Johnson
Sullivan
Corbett Tyeheen
Laks Lea
Olle James
Lincoln
Stars and Stripes
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Gene Kelley
Deleesto
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Col
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Sapa Snece
Colorado Springs
Independent Negro Party
Heart
Murphy
Roger Sullivan
Wilson Holdin
Hudson County
Morse
NEW York Tribune
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State Equal Franchise League
Mre
William J. Brown
Foss
New England
Bay State
Paris
Vienna
Belvedere
Bonnie
Weelson
Pennsylvania
Penneslvania
Mr. Murphy
Nebraska
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Charlie” Murphy
Ryan, Belmont and Morgan
Sulzer
Bill
Osborne
Thomas Mott Osborne
Auburn
N. Y
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New York State
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