New York's Silence Triggers End of Anti Bryan Fight
The article explains how New York by remaining silent undermined the allied opposition to Bryan. It details a hypothetical 349 vote swing if New York had acted, listing state-by-state supports and the required 234 votes to block the nomination. A meeting of anti Bryan elements concluded the effort due to New York’s inaction.
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Bryan
Totel
Bryantems
New York
Murphy
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Johnson and Gray
Tod
Newyon
Alabama
Florida
Louisiana
West Virginia
North Carolina
Connecticut
Delaware
Naind
Musnachuwatts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Guffey Re-Elected Amid Pennsylvania Delegation Row
Denver July 7 Colonel James M. Guffey of Pittsburgh won re election to the Democratic national committee from Pennsylvania after a confrontation in the Adams hotel roof garden. Kerr supporters interrupted the meeting claiming contests. a split crowd clashed vocally as delegates debated postponing the session before Guffey arrived to assume the chair.
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Caucue
Pennsylvania
Denver
James M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Democratic National Committee
Adams Hotel
andiGussy
James Kerr
National Committee
John H. Fow
Philadelphia
L. McQuinton
Butler
Guffey
Kerr
Poisoner Case: Police Push On In Doctor Wilson Death
Philadelphia reports on the probe into Dr William H Wilson death after poisoning with potassium. Authorities link a forged timeline to suspected killer and worker William Giles Owens Jr who aided a home, while other leads from Keystone Type foundry inked to a mysterious letter. Police track mail and train routes as they seek a clear suspect.
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Philadelphia
Freder Idlt Owen, Jr
William H. Wilson
Bureau of Health
Gies
Wilsén
Wilson
William Onnstead
Keystone Type Foundry
Gles
Olmstead
Witsor
Jermon
Bristol
Woulderer
Bristo
Torrendale
John B. Williams
Curtin Publishing Company
Glen
Terramilly
New York
Williams
Giles
Mra
Mr. Vinas
Heck
Mra. Hang
Wilmington
Del
Elizabeth Wilsor Alexander
William Henry Stenno
Fred Buckman
Dr. Wilsen
Wigon
Buckman
Petrngtom's Death Rail Fourth Celebrations Reported
The Tribune notes the second day totals of deaths during Fourth of July observances in the United States, highlighting the ongoing tally of fatalities as part of the holiday period.
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Petrngtom
Chicago
The
Tribune
United States
Star and Garter regular courtside tale ends in shutdown
In the coffee room of the Star and Garter in Richmond a middle aged gentleman of stout build and gray hair, known to staff, would create a pyramid of twablera and wireplanes before him after dinner. The structure often toppled, spilling items and drinks, yet he would settle the bill and depart. The regulars knew him as Bal ugton, Lord Mucuulny.
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Old Star and Garter
Richmond
Ti Han
England
Isruim
Eben
Gina
Balugton
Mucuulny
Curious Greeting Customs Across Cultures
A fragmented note outlines how greetings vary by culture. It cites Koreans who tolerate the phrase you look old, Persians who bless beards, islanders who greet by pulling an ear, and a Caroline Wanderer teased by a friend with a slap gesture.
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Budan
Anlehin
A Bird Curfew Sparks Montclair N J Debate
A Montclair resident urged Councilman Hartshorne to curb bird noise after the town banned dog and bell curfews. He cites robins and sparrows waking him early and a Valley Road woman backs a curfew for town sounds, with Hartshorne predicting further noise suppression requests.
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Montclair
N. J
Charles HH. Hartshorne
Valley Road
Gowlins
Hartshorne
Substitute for Rabbits and Coursing Plans Revealed
An article describes a perfected substitute for live rabbits used in coursing, a neutralized bunny with adjustable speed enclosed in a narrow underground trolley slot to prevent hindrance to greyhounds. The method aims for a straightaway pace while keeping the animal hidden from view. Also reported is the Black Diamond Express incident in Phillipsburg New Jersey where wheels jumped the track causing a brief halt and shaken passengers.
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Salt Lake
Easton
Phillipsburg
N. J
Mixed Pickles in Parliament Debates and Metaphors
A catalog of piecemeal quotes from church and politics critiques, highlighting overripe mixed metaphors used in House of Commons debates. The passages lampoon rhetoric on morality and education, noting the volatile language surrounding contentious issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Knox
Clifford
Manchester Guardian
Tulip soup tale ends with mistaken bulbs
A playful kitchen mix up turns into a comic misunderstanding when a husband notices leeks in his soup and a subsequent grocery stop reveals tulip bulbs were delivered to the wrong house. The mishap drives a lighthearted domestic moment and a reveal about the bulbs left on the counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosband
Scott
Queer Praxis in Australian Tribal Scarification
The London Standard describes a widespread Aboriginal practice where young children receive cuts across the body to create scar ridges after healing. The process involves opening the wounds to form ridges from armpit to armpit, with pain reported but the outcome deemed satisfactory by the informant.
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Australia
London Standard
Unorthodox tale of Solomon and a boastful butterfly
The tale recalls King Solomon faced by a butterfly that boasted it could shake the temple. Solomon confronted the insect, which groveled and claimed it acted to impress its mate. The king let it go after a stern warning. The wife questions the outcome five minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Fragmented Ad Copy Signals Erratic Claims and Noise
OCR text shows disjointed phrases and garbled advertising lines. It mentions prices, pharmacies, and generic product references, but lacks coherent events, names, or dates to form a solid news item. The readable fragments suggest a noisy classified-like collage rather than a clear, reportable event.
Denver Welcomes Democratic Delegates With Western Hospitality
Readable excerpts describe Denver’s 200000 residents boosting visitors for the Democratic National Convention. Talk covers lakeside entertainment, mountain scenery, friendly locals, distinctive fashion, and the city’s informal charm.
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Denver
Colorado
Eayn
New York Sun
Lakeside
Coney Island
Rocky Mountain
Verge
John J. Martin
St. Louis
Nne
Democratic National Committee
John Glilpin
Manhattan Island
Upstate
Great Lakes Region
South West
Barkeeper
Jane Jefferson club alters stance on suffrage plank
The Jane Jefferson Democratic club shifts its posture in the equal rights campaign. It announces members will focus on hosting and hospitality, not endorsing a suffrage plank, while seeking reciprocal hospitality from visitors.
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Ife
Jane Jafereon Democratic Elub
Jefferson Democratic Fink
Jane Jefferson Democratic Club
Pet Pice
Jane Jefferson Club
Denver
Vision of a new era for mankind by Julia Ward Howe
The 89 year old Julia Ward Howe reports a recent awakening and a vision of an era where men and women are equal and united to end vice and misery. She describes a radiant light and a worldwide effort, with both sexes working shoulder to shoulder toward justice, peace, and human understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ward Howe
Mrs. Howe
Frederick market prices and grain quotations list
Quotations furnished for Frederick market include No. 2 Red and No. 3 Red prices, yellow and white corn per barrel and per bush, oats and bran ranges, timothy and mixed hay prices, baled wheat and oats, cornmeal, buckwheat, feed ingredients, and dairy feeds per ton or per bushel. Numerous price ranges reflect quality grades and batch types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Har
Nor Barzo
Local fraternal lodge uses community event items
A fragment lists several fraternal orders and groups such as F K of P Masonic P.O. and other lodges along with items like rings buttons charms and rings implied in a local notice.
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