Indiana Democrat Forefront in 1908 Presidential Ticket
The text outlines Indiana figures involved with the Democratic ticket, mentioning former state Senator and gubernatorial candidate with ties to John Mitchel US and Amé Workers of America. It notes Mitchel’s recent activities and a Denver delegation’s push for a vigorous movement to support a national ticket.
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Timneis
Mitchel
Uniteds Amé Workers of America
Soryin
Roxemnor
Caf
Bihsn. AU
Hingis
Denver
Aisso
Kuborsvetel
Batavia Harbor Storm Tragedy Aboard Empress of China
A storm-damaged vessel near Batavia Harbor resulted in heavy loss of life as passengers struggled in rough seas. The Empress of China rescued some survivors while others perished in the harbor chaos.
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Victoria
Be.c
Batavia
Bsberaien
TRAINS IN SMASHUP KILLS AND WOUNDS LIKELY
A transcontinental collision near Sedalia Missouri involves the California Limited and the St Joseph Express. Two deaths are reported with many injured as telegraph communication follows the wreck and investigators seek details of the disaster and sequence of events.
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Presa
St-Louis
Imo
Ornhia
Sti-Louis
Corean War Extermination Report Across Tokio Press
A fragmented report from Tokyo’s Kokuming outlines the deep wartime sentiment toward Korea. It notes Japan’s army expansion fears and warns that global sympathy for Japan wanes due to financial strain and aggressive policy, with Allied Americans highlighted in the audience.
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Associated - Press
Victoria
Corda
Tapani
Corear
Cote
Kokuming
Tokio
Ieisms
Japan
Japanese Times
Taft Nomination Talks and Republican Strategy Outlined
A Washington briefing piece notes July discussions among Taft allies. Cannon reports a cordial but wary exchange on national chairmanship and party unity. The article highlights commitment to Taft policies and readiness to mobilize support for the nominee.
Johnsonson Denounces Democratic Presidential Nomination
Johnson emphatically denies accepting any presidential nomination on the Democratic ticket. He states he will not be a candidate or accept such nomination if offered, reaffirming his stance against the party's presidential bid.
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Weebster City
Tas
Johnson
Denver
French Duel Ends in Wounding and Damages Award
A report notes a second duel led to a result by a senator. The Matin Stor records a swords contest where one party was wounded and sustained damages totaling 20,005.
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Hemnbert
Educators Enjoy Sightseeing During Host City Visit
Delegates from the association spent the day touring local sights and enjoying entertainment arranged by the hosts. Department meetings continued in the morning with a general session not held.
Bryan Headquarters to Reopen at Brown Palace
Associated Press reports the Bryan headquarters will reopen Monday in Denver Colorado at the Brown Palace hotel. The city notice confirms the site move and timing for the political operation.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Bryans
Monus
Brown Palace
Hous
Treasury invokes further bank deposit call
Secretary Cortelyou announced a further call on national bank deposits for about 15 million dollars to be paid by July 15. A small blaze at Christopher Dahike’s residence, 1420 Sixth Street, started by his son while lighting a bonfire spread to a hay stack and threatened the barn, but the loss was slight.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyon Today
National Bank Depositari
Christopher Dahike
Sixth Street
Dahike
Graf Cases Dropped In Milwaukee Municipal Court
Twenty six remaining graf cases in Milwaukee were nolled today on motion by Assistant District Attorney Hayes. Six defendants wiped from the criminal calendar after pleading guilty and receiving sentences in at least one similar case of boodling. The six named defendants receiving benefit are Gottlieb Reichardt August Puls William Wegner Peter Mead John F. Dittmar and Charles Battenberg.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Assisten
Hayes
Asy
Gailty
Benent
Gottflob
F. Reichardt
August
Puls
William Wegner
Peter
J. Mead
John
FY. Dittmar
Charles Battenberg
Denver Delegations Move Toward Conservative Strategy
Delegates bound for the Democratic national convention in Denver discuss avoiding Bryan and seeking a conservative path. New York figures Ridder and Murphy signal opposition to Bryan while Delaware’s delegation, led by Handy, plans to push Judge Gray for nomination with Bayard optimistic about Gray’s prospects on first or second ballots.
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Rock Island
Colorado
Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul
Densver
Omaha
Union Pacific Railway
Convention City
Lamorrow
Charles F.murphy
Yammany
Thomag” Bs. Smith
Yi Lewis
Ridder
Daniel
Empire State
Aarker
New’ ‘York
Chitago
Denver
Disscuss
Ieee
Bryan
McCarren
Brooklyn
New York
Lincoln
Nebraska
Besti
Martin
J. Littleton
New
Delaware
Wilmington
Det
L. Irving Handy
Gray
Peter J. Ford
William Saulsbury
J. L. Layton
S. M. Soper
Pennewill
Thomas F. Bayard
David T. Marvel
Bayard
Bryant
Heat linked to eight deaths across city
Eight deaths attributed to extreme heat were reported to police today before 11 o clock as the temperature reached 82 degrees and climbed higher with a forecast of hotter conditions.
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Associated Press
New York
Unclear Dispatches Highlight Rear Admiral Mahon
Fragmentary note mentions Rear Admiral Mahon and a relief effort connected to the GOAT MEF operation. Details are garbled, with references to Vans and Chead ing, and a perceived complaint.
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Fed Press
Vans
Mahon
Miraleoyho
Assassination Plot Shake Progresive Parties in Royal Crisis
Fragmented OCR tale reports leaders of the Progressive Parties alleging a regicide plot linked to King Carlos and Crown Prince Luiz. The claim claims assassinations were planned at a premeeting to obliterate the royal family except Maria.
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Jose Marta de
Hsss
Ie Assasaisbon
Carlos
Luiz
House of' Dords
Maria Une
Car
Lera
Dynamite attack shocks city tied to Black Hand threats
Four persons were seriously injured and two dwelling houses wrecked when a dynamite blast exploded near George Deavatoria Wy, an Italian resident. Threatening letters signed by an alley Black Hand organization had sought $2,008 in a recent incident. Authorities chase authors as more homes show blast damage.
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Ield Press
Géorge Deavo
Deavatoria
Not the Mail Robber A Chicago and Denver inspectors report
In Monroe on July 2 investigators from Chicago and Denver arrived after examining a suspect held Tuesday evening in connection with a $6.00 registered mail robbery in Kansas City. The prisoner resembles, but Inspector Davis says the man is not Charles Savage. Davis notes the suspect uses the name W. B. Thomas and is a known offender in Macon.
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Asenciated Press
Monroe
Mick
Spector Stuart
Chicago
Inspector Davis
Denver
Charles
Savage
Alla Stephens
Kansas City
Davis
Asaya
W. Thomas
Macon
Bryan Visits Delegates in Lincoln Hotel Conference
The scene centers on Mr Bryan meeting West Virginia and Indiana delegates at the Lincoln hotel. Attendees include John Lamb, H. D. Clayton, W. H. Clayton, Claud Bowery, and Abraham Simmons. platform talks focus on anti injunction plank and Bryan’s ticket prospects.
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Bryan
Clyde
Johnson
West’ Virginis
Chiltons
Arthur English
O. Bryan
Viste
Fairview
Himeretf
Lincoln Hotel
John. Lambe
Indiana
Utlans Committee
Rotet
John. Wickern
Ucket
D. Clayton
Alabama
Denver
Willam Sulzer
New York
Claudé Bowery
Btokes Jackson
Rtate Central Committee
Abraham Simmons
Phe
West Virginia
Erlingy Bryan
BCFA
Celei Ete
Rdedes Tae Ey
Ckernnot
Kern
Iit
Resolutions Committee
Lamb
de J. Campau
Michigan
Emory Kirkly
Ss. W. Kahn
Chicago
New and
Pird S
Lamas
Campau
Coler
Mr. Coler
Lfe
Henry Dr. Clayton
Alahama
Lindell Hotel
Clayton
Minnesota Committeeman Keeps Hold on GOP Chair Race
Frank B. Follows of Minnesota remains a key factor in the Republican chairmanship issue. Formal offers to Kellogg have not been made, though political circles expect one if he shows willingness to accept. Kellogg, after three hours of talks with President Roosevelt, cites opposition to leading the party while pursuing the Standard Oil suit and remains focused on his current duties.
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Associated, Press
New York
Frank B. Follows
Minnesota
Reepublican National
Kellogg
Kelloggfest
Williams Denies Accusations in Washington Church Controversy
Rev Gilbert F Williams, deposed by an Episcopal court over alleged paternity of a parishioner's child, spoke at the Masonic Temple Washington but did not name the girl. Police presence planned for potential trouble as he vowed to publish evidence and seek review by the bishop.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Masonic Temple
Gilbert F. Williams
Williams
Willams
Washington
Episcopal Court
Hope for Bishop Potter in Cooperatown health update
Cooperatown reports Bishop Potter gaining strength after a night of rest and relatives growing hopeful about his illness. In Cincinnati Murat Halstead, veteran editor, was reported this afternoon to be dying from yesterday’s cerebral hemorrhage after months of poor health.
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Associated Press
Cooperatown
Bishop Potter
Murat Halstead
Cincinnati
Murat
Halstead
Vera
Gray Leads Them All Favorite in Democratic Convention Preview
The piece outlines William Gray as the favorite, notes Delaware jurist status, and hints at running mate dynamics for the National Democratic Convention. It mentions Denver preparations, statehood discussions for New Mexico and Arizona, campaign fundraising, and public pensions as part of the context.
Johnson and Bryan tied to vice presidential post debated in Denver
Enthusiastic supporters of Governor Johnson discuss a possible vice presidency for him while Mrs OBrien departs St Paul for Denver. Mr Bryan reportedly asks for a Lincoln run, with Johnson not accepting second place under any circumstance. The convention topic mirrors the Chicago Republican pattern with Dolliver and Gray as leading candidates amid platform disputes.
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Minnesota
Johnson
Johnson -Calpairn
Obrien
St Paul
Denver
Bryan
St Lincoln
Bry
T Hat
Col
Republc
Chicago
Dolliver
Gray
Leading candidate gains support for first place nomination
The passage notes strong backing from prominent Democrats for a Delaware jurist as the leading candidate, with Bryan's full backing if he is nominated for the second spot. If Gray declines, opinion favors moving the ticket to New York, signaling good faith as in Chicago.
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Delaware Jurist
Bryan
Gray
New York
Chicago
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