Weaver Again Nominated by People's Party at Midnight
At Omana Neb July 5 the National Convention of the People's party nominated General Weaver for the U S Presidency after a long day of speeches and shifts in support The scene included a disruptive crank episode resolved by Powderly and a tense first ballot showing Weaver leading with strong southern and midwestern backing.
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Omana
Neb
People's Party
General Weaver
United States
Alsbams
Manning
Weaver
Gresham Booms Back Weaver Nomination Rift
A Gresham meeting backed Weaver's nomination amid protests. A resolutions committee approved a plank barring any public officer or state official from sitting or voting in People’s party conventions, declared to curb profit a nd municipal influence. The measure passed with a loud cheer and little debate.
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Gresham
Weaver
Resolutions Committee
Seamer
People’s Party
Londom
Mann Page
Virginia State Alliance
Gres
Lancet
Brown
Jansley
Robert Schilling
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Fourth of July rally swells with party platform cheers
Delegates fill the Omaha Coliseum amid heat and songs as the People's party adopts its St Louis platform. Weaver allies push for quick ballot while Gresham supporters clash with Taubeneck and Brown voices. Taubeneck reads a telegram about Hauser and Gresham. Confusion erupts over unity and stampede fears as speeches turn on presidential nomination.
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Omana
New
Ellington County
Onone
People's Party
Resolution Committee
Committee On Resolutions
Gresham
George C. Ward
Missouri
Illinois
Ilington
Georgia
Lamb
Texas
Terrell
St. Louis
Iown
Massachusetts
United Labor
St Louis
McDowell
del Manning
Alabama
Brown
Opit
Resolutions Committee
Thomas V. Cator
California
Mr. Cator
Lloyd
New York
M. Loom
Hissanes
Nowcomes
Taubeneck
Ofllinois
Mrr. Taubeneck
Mflemen
Mr. Taubeneck
Dr. Hauser
Indiana
People’s Party
Delegates Cheer Platform Planks At Oklahoma City Convention
Attendees react with strong approval as the platform endorses government ownership of transportation and communications. Nebraska, Georgia, Kansas and Texas lead applause for reforms while Van Wyck of Nebraska leads the delegation in the enthusiastic display.
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Kyle
Lorado
Norton
Tilingis
Senator Kyle
Connecticut
James Field
Virginia
Georgia
Florida Weaver
Illinois
van Wryck
Nebraska
Indiana
Weaver
van Wreck
Iowa
Mann Page
Omana
Nes
Branch
van Wyck
Kansas
Texas
Gladstone Liberals Gain Ground in Irish Elections
In a wave of returns from Ireland and Britain, Liberals gain several seats previously Conservative strongholds. Notable results include Boston Liberals defeating Hon. J. D. Willoughby, and Herford Liberals securing a 127 vote lead. The Dublin and Londonderry fronts feature tight races amid overall Liberal momentum for Home Rule.
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Lowpox
Gladstone
Boston
W. J. Ingram
F. Bovey
Major Jameson
Lord F. Bovey
F. Goodwin
Herford
W. H. Grenfell
J. E Bailey
J. R. Bailey
Joseph
Polley
Dover
George Wyndham
Major Edward
Major Dickson
Mr. Wyndham
E Onest Eee
John Bruce
T. Sutherland
Unioniat Liberal
Sir T. Sutherland
Sutherland
Harold Wright
Winchester
A. Myers
Matthews
Stafford
C. E. Shaw
Douglas
Salt
McLaren
Burnly
J. & Balfour
E Lawrence
Durham
M. Fowler
T. Milgain
Lincoln
W. Crossfield
F. H. Kerans
Herans
Crossfield
Pontefract
R. Winn
H. & L. Wilson
Kings Lynn
T. G. Bowles
T.R. Kemp
Emonth
K. Donkin
J. Annan
Hastings
Wilsonge
Sergeant Hemphill
Alee
Koti Diay $Y Abioinas Sealey
Unea Foniat Beral
Henry Brosahhurst
Gladstonian
Msi
Gladstonians
Broadhurst
Seeley
Nottingham
Arnold Foreley
Libtaeincr
Seaviee
Indemnity Demanded Over Honduran Steamer Oteri
Joseph Oteri of this city seeks indemnity from Honduras through the United States for his steamer Joseph Oteri seized by Honduran revolutionists. The vessel carried men to Trujillo and was to sail to Puerto Cortez, with officers and crew held by the revolutionists. Oteri plans to file claims based on the logbook, hoping the ship is found, and to urge U S government aid since the vessel sailed under the American register.
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New DexLeans
Joseph Oteri
Revolutionista
Honduras
United States
Oteri
Truzillo
Rustan
Puerto Cortez
Tain
Leiva
Tornado Wrecks Otteville to Douglass Area Dozens Hurt
A July 4 tornado between Otteville and Douglass west of Lima caused 12 miles of destruction. Fifty three houses barns were wrecked and two people, Mrs John Goom and James Weakley, were killed by falling timbers. Fred Bones house was moved 60 feet from its foundation and destroyed. Livestock were injured and several farm structures collapsed.
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Lima
Otteville
Douglass
Here
Fred Bone
John Goom
James Weakley
Perry Vanalla
Harry Tempert
Samuel Diller
Christ
Seventeen-year-old thief hangs self in Brooklyn jail
In Raymond street jail Brooklyn teen Charles Weiderman aged 17 committed suicide by hanging using a cord from his cot shortly after 3 am. He had been jailed last Wednesday on grand larceny charges after stealing 40 and a bicycle from Louis Winkleman’s grocery where he worked. A small savings account was found on him.
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New York
Charles Weiderman
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Weiderman
Louis Winkleman
Fatal Bite of Four Rattlers at Mall Creek
Mrs Joseph Pulinski, wife of a saloonkeeper, was attacked by a large rattlesnake while berry picking on a rocky ledge at Mall Creek. With no escape, she fought the reptile and tried to restrain it, but the bite proved fatal.
Woman Dies After Viper Bite During Rescue Search
A woman bitten by a snake was found unconscious this evening by a search party. Her body swelled to twice its normal size before she was taken home and died within five hours of the bite.
Fourteen Sailors Drowned Off Yarmouth Shipwreck
A ship named Peter Stuart bound from Liverpool with deals struck rocks off Cheboyne Point in Yarmouth harbor. The lifeboat capsized during rescue. 14 crew members including the captain's wife and child perished, with limited survivors and one body recovered as the wreck dispersed near shore.
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Yarmouth
Yarmouth Harbor
Chebogne Point
Tere
Heaing
We Foy
Peter Stuart
Liverpool
Cheboyne Point
Alexander
Cyrus Field Near Death in Final Illness
Cyrus W. Field slept and regained some energy earlier in the day then worsened in the afternoon becoming unconscious by late afternoon. Dr Contant warned of a possible long night as Field’s illness relapsed causing rumor of his death in Dobbs Ferry and nearby towns.
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New York
Cyrus W. Field
Contant
Mr. Field
Dobbs’ Ferry
Not All Are Paupers Charged in State Charity Funds
Governor Pattison receives a report from the Lunacy Committee of the State Board of Charities alleging Philadelphia’s Board of Charities and Correction wrongly committed residents as paupers to Norristown insane asylum. Relatives often paid for maintenance and about $15,000 of state funds diverted from its proper chain.
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Philadelphia
Pattison
State Board of Charities
Thomas G. Morton
Board of Charities and Correction
Norristown
Mock duel ends in death on Kansas City street
Alexander E. Peterson and Thomas H. Butler, close friends, staged a mock duel in Kansas City Kansas with blanks. Peterson was fatally shot when a wad torn Peterson’s jugular, and he died minutes later.
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Kansas City
Alexander E. Peterson
Thomas H. Butler
Kan
Peterson
Orb
Oeed Butler
Peterson Ted
Mie
Human targets on the fourth
July 4 report from New Orleans describes a Fourth of July picnic shootout in Amite City between the Bond brothers and Sheerard Ricks and family. Sheerard Ricks killed. Thomas Bond and James Bond fatally wounded. Freiler Ricks wounded but alive.
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New Orleans
Amite City
Bond Brothers
Sheerard Ricks
Freijer Ricks
Thomas Bond
James Bond
Freiler Ricks
Weaver Named for President Again
A brief item notes Weaver’s renomination as president amid routine dispatch coverage. The page also mentions Liberal gains in Britain and several cultural and business items in a miscellaneous column, highlighting local and national topics of interest.
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Weaver
Britain
Pittabarg
Homestead
Mit
Fourth of July in Pittsburg Celebrates 116th Liberty Anniversary
Crowds at Schenley Park, Pittsburg, exceed 200000 for the 116th liberty anniversary. 1200 schoolgirls sing patriotic songs as Mayor Gourley presides, with 120 piece band and a cannon salute to every state. Families enjoy picnics, booths, and fireworks as the Carnegie Free Library ground is broken.
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Schenley Park
Pittsburg
Iron City
Panther Hollow
Carnegie Free Library
Gourley
Battery B
Mt. Airy
Great Western
Cathedral
Select Knights
Ruhe
Union
Maine
Washington
Bigelow
McKnight
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Mayo
J. J. O'Kelly
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Killeen
Lough Macrory
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Cyrus Field
Beaver Fas
Fifth Street
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J. A. Boyden
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