Parker Seemingly Unshaken for Democratic Nomination
At the Democratic National Convention in St Louis July 6 Parker maintains a strong position for the presidential bid. The day features party maneuvering, platform debates on the gold standard, and anti Parker factions seeking a unity candidate while others push for Parker on the second ballot.
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ST. Louis
Lisuie
Alton B. Parker
United States
James K. Jones
Arkansas
National Committee
Bryan
Jones
Hill
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
K. Williams
Elihu Root
Chicago
Cleveland
James Smith, Jr
New Jersey
William J. Bryan
Ajax
Caaabinnea
Sir. Bryan
Charlies A. Towne
Parker
Democratic Party
Bailey
Texas
George Turner
Washington
New Yorker
New York
Het
Dowling
Tat Tammany
Edward Murphy, Jr
William F. Sheehan
Judge Parker
Sheehan
Murphy
Turner
David 5. Rose
Wisconsin
E. G C. Vail
Benjamin F. Shively
John W. Kern
Indiana
David R. Francis
Missouri
Fire at World's Fair threatens Jerusalem exhibit
Fire in the kitchen of the America cafe in the Jerusalem concession at the world's fair grounds menaced the Jerusalem exhibit and the Festival ball area near the West pavilion. Chief Christy arrived as a second alarm brought city firefighters to the scene. The fire remained confined to the starting building with about $20,000 in losses.
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Holy Land
St. Louis
Jerusalem
West
Christy
First
Elderly Woman Killed On Lackawanna Tracks
Miss Nettie Van Girder aged seventy five was killed on the Lackawanna tracks at Willawana west of Binghamton when a work train backing down did not hear her on the line. The impact threw her from the track and killed her.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Nettie van Girder
Lackawanna Tracks
Willawana
Yale Men Drown in Connecticut River Bathing Incident
Two Yale students, R. L. Goodwin of Brunside Connecticut and Ralph Armstrong of Akyesville Connecticut, drowned in the Connecticut river at East Northfield Massachusetts while bathing. neither could swim. Goodwin went beyond his depth and Armstrong tried to rescue him.
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Yale
East Northfield
Mass
R. L. Goodwin
Brunside
Philip Sawyer
Herbert Knox
No. 1017
Chestnut Street
Charlotte Goes Dry After City Vote in 400 Margin
Charlotte, N C votes 400 to end liquor sales with three questions on the ballot. Dispensary tally under fifty. sixteen saloons remain taxed at 1000 dollars yearly. Local election reflects a strict temperance shift in a Southern city.
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Charlotte
N. C
Russians Attack Motien Pass Three Bayonet Charges
General Kuroki reported two Russian battalions attacked Japanese outposts at Motien pass in dawn fog and were repulsed. Russians then renewed the assault, charging bayonets three times before being driven off, with Japanese pursuing three miles westward. Russian losses cited as 200.
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London
Kuroki
Tokyo
Motien Pass
St.Petersburg
Sacharoff
Evuropatkin
Liaoyang
Langise Pass
Towad
Wichayuan
Ischakumenza
Fenshut
Lian- Manetan
Tkhacoua
Liandianjian
Vandiapudze
Haicheng
Shishouyo
Liuyen
Kaichou
Lord Is Acting Collector of Internal Revenue
John S. Lord, first deputy collector in the Springfield district, designated acting collector to await a permanent successor after Isaac R. Mills was killed in a railroad accident at Titchfield Illinois. Ambassador McCormick and Mrs McCormick arrived in Kiev with Capt. Bentley, American military attache.
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Washington
John
Internal Revenue
Springfield
Isaac R. Mills
Titchfield
Ambassador McCormick
Wkiev
Biev
Russia
McCormick
T. Bentley
Il Itersbure
Two Years for Robbing Post Office in New Jersey
Louis Matheny pleaded guilty in Trenton to robbing Alloway and Shiloh post offices two years ago. He was sentenced to two years in the Essex Penitentiary.
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Louis Matheny
United States District Court
Trenton
Alloway
Shiloh
Essean
Speer Passaic wines praised as finest in world
The Speer family of Passaic New Jersey markets Thes Speers wine brands Speer Port and Speer Burgundy claim unmatched quality. Hospitals physicians and chemists endorse their medicinal and family wine uses and note cultivated vineyards imported over forty years ago. Sold by druggists and grocers.
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Speer
Europe
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Gorman
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