Bryan for Harmgky TheodorA Bell Named Temporary Chair
Theodore A Bell of California chosen as temporary chairman of the Democratic national convention. William Jennings Bryan backs Bell, with discussion of a southern pick for permanent chairman and potential candidates like Harmon Folk Bailey. Bell plans to visit Lincoln to confer with Nebraska leaders on the convention’s order and unity.
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Denver
Qale
Widemings
Bryan
Theodora A. Bell
Cali
south
Clayton
Alabama
national committee
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Josep W. Bailey
Texas
Bell
Pacific coast
Lincoln
Nebraska
Brygn
Bryad
healeg
Candidates Weigh Possible Vice Presidential Picks
The piece lists governors and judges from Minnesota Delaware and New York with hints they may decline nomination if offered. It notes John Burden Gray preference against campaigning and Bryan's possible openness to harmony. Indiana leaders push John Kern while Shiveley is also floated as a possible second tier choice.
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Bryan
Johnson
Minnesota
George Gray
Delaware
John woh
Gray
Johnsons
hia state
McKinley
United States
senate
house of representatives
gosgigry reed
Morken J. O'Rilén
New York supreme court
L. Mots
Bilyn
Charles A. Towne
Lewis S. Chanitz
Francis Burton Harrison
Wiliam L. Douglags
Muscachusetts
Douglass
Archibald McNeill
Bridgeport, Conn
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Wilgels
representative of labor
American Federation of Labor
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
John W. Kern
Benjamin F. Shiveley
Roosevelt speaks softly at Cleveland funeral
Judge Harmon recalls President Roosevelt addressing the mourners at the Cleveland cabinet members’ gathering by the bier. He described a brief, informal scene with deep emotion as Roosevelt reflected on Cleveland’s life and career.
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Addraserd
Judson Harmon Saya
Ciucinnath
JIndvon Harmon
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Congress to Likely Pension Mrs Cleveland After Small Estate
Washington June 29 Congress likely to act on pension for Mrs Grover Cleveland in view of her late husband’s small estate. Reports say Mrs Garfield has drawn 6000 dollars yearly since 1882 and Mrs Harrison was not pensioned. Thaw to Ask for Jury Trial in White Plains Case. Poughkeepsie June 29 Harry K Thaw leaves for White Plains to seek jury trial and challenge sanity ruling with renewed habeas corpus proceedings.
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Congress
Cstate
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Garfeld
Harrison
Harneon
White House
Tyler
Poll
Garfield
Lincoln
McKinley
Thaw
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Sherif John Townsend
supreme court
White Plains
qBC
Morschauer
Mattowan
Mills
Knights of the Mystic Chain Convene in Harrisburg
The Knights of the Mystic Chain announce their thirty eighth annual convention set for September seven to eleven in Harrisburg. Bishop Thomas F Gailor of Tet Besece has been elected chancellor of the University of the South at ao Whaes Tenn.
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Knights of the Mystic Chain
Harrisburg
Thomas F. Gailor
Tet. Besece
University of the South
ao Whaes
Tenn
Ioan
John Lauf
Egypt
Taft Campaign Manager Nomination Talks Center at Hot Springs
Washington reports the SubCommittee to pick a campaign manager for Taft meets the week of July 3 in Hot Springs. Secretary and Mrs Taft plan a summer there with son Charlie, awaiting formal notification of the presidential nomination. The choice on the secretary’s desk draws wide interest from lawmakers and supporters nationwide.
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Washington
William Howard ‘Taft
K a
James
Waahton
Hot Springa
watt
ty luclingti
Springs
Taft
Hoj
Spriliga
Virginia
Chesapeake “ Ohio
Homestead hotel
Charlie
Cincinna
Cincinnati
Sharman Gaining Strength and Rescue Effort at Sea
Reports say Sharman gains strength while Sherman continues treatment and James Peacock narrowly escapes drowning near New Centre. Sig Wiley helps rescue, with Wylle catching Peacock after two dives. cousin James Peacock unable to assist. Two workers killed by a collapsing hoist at Mulberry Street construction in Harrisburg. Samuel Allen of Lemoyne injured as neck is broken.
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Sharman
Cleveland
Congreem
James
Sherman
Fain
hoapstar
New Centre
Sig Wiley
Samuel Badtatt
Pentor
first Presbyterian church
James Peacock
Platt N. J
Peacock
Wylle
Willan Hantos
Harrisburg
Mulberry street
ebout
Samuel Allen
Lemoyne
Four Gurned to Death in Milwaukee Fire Tragedy
In Milwaukee on June 29 the Kroeger family suffered a fatal blaze that killed the mother and three children, leaving the father severely burned and the household destroyed. The incident details indicate a catastrophic fire with the family wiped out except for the father.
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Milwaukee
Wid
Justus Kroeger
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