Will Crush Tammany Parker On Second Ballot In Utica
Former Senator David B Hill and allies including William F Sheehan aim to destroy Tammany opposition to Parker at the Democratic convention. Sheehan holds proxies of national committeemen to perfect a temporary Parker led organization and secure favorable delegates. Parker backers plan to accuse Tammany of bad faith and push for Parker through unit rule votes and state convention resolutions.
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W. F. Sheehan
Parker
Utica
David B Hill
William F. Sheehan
Jacob A. Cantor
Elliot Danforth
A. B. Parker
Tammany
Hil
Sheehan
National
Judge Parker
Kates
Murphy
Cantor
Sarah Platt Decker Leads National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mrs Decker a Colorado woman recently elected president of the National Federation of Women’s Clubs is an ardent champion of women suffrage and a forceful eloquent speaker. She is interested in all reading public questions of the day.
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Sarah Platt Decker
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National Federation OF Women’s Clubs
Democratic Convention Rivalry Strains Parker Bid
At St Louis on July 2 the Democratic scene framed a contest between Parker supporters and rivals led by Gorman and Cleveland. Debates over early or delayed nominations, regional blocs, and the fate of Parker loom as delegates from East to West gauge potential ballots and alignments.
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St. Louis
Joseph R Ryan
Neymit
Nevada
Jefferson Hotel
Gorman
Cleveland
Parker
St Louis
Judge Parker
Friends of
Cabinet Oathes and Navy Secretary Sworn in at White House
Washington July 2 Victor Metcalf former California rep sworn as secretary of commerce and labor to succeed Cortelyou. Paul Morton sworn in as secretary of the navy. Moody retires after taking oath as attorney general. In Pottville George Lynch, convicted of murdering his wife, hanged himself in his cell. new trial anticipated next September.
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Paul Morton
Mr. Moody
Washington
Victor H. Metcalf
California
Commerce and Labor
George B Cortelyon
National Republican Committee
White House
Latta
Cortelyou
Loeb
Navy
Moody
Pottaville
George Lynch
Schuylkill County
Lynch
Japs Press Toward Liao Yang as Naval Battle Looms
Reports from Ling Yang say General Kuropatkin and General Kuroki push toward Liao Yang with Japanese forces 20 miles from the city. Rain slows movement while Red Cross trains and detachments scout the terrain amid ongoing land battles at the besieged fortress and a raging naval clash near Port Arthur.
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Baetegt Ware Jennes Pen
Eho Lea Eeots
Chefoo
Port Arthur
Ling Yang
Kuropatkin
Kuroki
Liao Yang
Rennenkampf
Cossacks
Kuropatkino
Varangan
Kurbki
Mukden
Red Cross
Europe
Dalin Pass
Thisd
Hard fighting at Port Arthur during rainy season
Russian dispatches describe heavy fighting around Port Arthur as rain slows operations. Weather will hinder decisive action between Ku Topatkin and Kuroki, likely delaying major engagements until better conditions. Japanese may base on the Liao Tung peninsula west coast to supply troops and continue siege efforts.
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St. Petersburg
Ku Topatkin
Kuroki
Liao Tung
Port Arthur
Elliott Islands
Alexies
Withoft
Alexieff
Liberty Bell's Historic Toll Marks Independence Signal
The Liberty Bell, long linked with July 4 1776, rang to proclaim American independence beside the Declaration copy. It cracked during Chief Justice John Marshall's 1835 funeral and now resides at the St Louis exposition as a treasured Revolutionary relic.
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Philadelphia
America
John Marshall
Rumors Fly Over Harbor Squadron Movements
Dispatch notes two days after the squadron was due in harbor, with rumors it may have sailed again. General Zilinsky reports from Port Arthur on June 24 detailing Japanese activity, battles for heights, and mine explosions. Port Arthur guns fire on Japanese torpedo boats amid heavy fighting and shifting positions along Loun Van Tian and Siao Ping Tao Bay.
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Liso Yang
Port Arthur
Siao-Ping-Tao Bay
Uit-Selo
Iandeu
Loun-Van- Tian
Port Arthur Road
Kwin-Shan
Guin-San-Shan
Loun- Van-Tian
Dalny
Luan- Tsan-Hon
Khouiit
Luan-Van-Tian Mountain
Loun-Van-Tian
Supreme Court Dissents in Moyer Habeas Corpus Case
Colorado justice denounces governor's use of military power, says only legislature can suspend habeas corpus. Justice Steele warns of dangerous precedent harming liberty and opens path for future arbitrary arrests. Moyer and Haywood face murder charges linked to Victor riots. bonds set at $10,000.
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Steele
Judicial Department
Executive Department
Meyer
Moyer
Cripple Creek
Colo
Roxoe McGee
John Davis
Victor
Charlies H Moyer
W D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Cunningham
Haywood
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