Massachusetts Democrats Accept Bryan as National Leader
Bay State Democrats unanimously adopted resolutions accepting William J. Bryan as the national leader of the Democratic party and likely 1908 presidential candidate. Oct. 4 was set for the state convention at Tremont Temple Boston with caucuses to nominate delegates on Sept. 26.
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Bay State
Boston
William J. Bryan
Democratic State Committee
Tremont Temple
Bryan
A. 0. Drinkwater
Braintree
Massachusetts
W. J. Bryan
New York
Harlan Named To Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt appointed Jones 8. Harlan of Chicago as a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission. He is the son of Associate Justice John M. Harla. Harlan is a seasoned lawyer who once served as attorney general of Porto Rico. The move completes the commission under the new railroad rate law and was decided weeks ago but kept until now.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Jones
Harlan
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
John M. Harla
Supreme Court of the United States
Porto Rico
G A R Encampment Ends in Minneapolis 1906 to Meet in Saratoga
The Grand Army of the Republic completed its fortieth encampment in Minneapolis on August 18 and adjourned to meet in Saratoga Springs in 1907. Commander in Chief J B Brown announced staff appointments including Adjutant General Joseph W O Neal of Ohio and Quartermaster General Charles Burrows of New Jersey. A telegram to President Roosevelt received a courteous reply praising the Union soldiers and their deeds.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Minneapolis
J. Y. Winans
Ohio
Tanner
Roosevelt
Grand Army of the Republic
Baseball results from national and american leagues
Baseball results across the National and American Leagues are listed with game scores and standings. Reports include games at St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and Philadelphia, with standings showing Chicago and St Louis leading, plus scattered notes on minor incidents and local happenings.
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St. Louie
New York
Louis
Biltac
Amen Tremahans
Richie
Frown
Chicago
Brooklyn
Beanion
Fitter
Cincinnati
Pitanati
Sparks
Dioin
Fraser
Sebi ‘Hocond
Hiladelphin
Cincinn Att Fhe
Donovan Ws
Factabury
Omtany
Esbure Istaman Nesahas
Pippin
eLonia
Es & Potato Sr
Rowton Teas
New York Cetrie New_York
Gomahse Payoes
Pooman
Washington St. Louis
Washington
Powell
Spencer
Hughes
Watmer
Tula
Howell
Mickey
Kiteen
Wakegill
A' Moore
Rhoades
Rémia
Coomd
Cleveland
Philadelpha
Hoss
Buelow
Coakley
Powers
St. Louis
Ole Phila
Detroit
Steveland
Eastern Lea
Providence
Hochester
Provesence
Baltimore
Montreal
Toronto
Jersey City
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Atlantic City
NEW Jersey Central
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Scranton
Wort, GA
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Go. ‘of Pennsylvania
M, Pa
San Francisco
William Crocker
Crocker-Woolworth Bank
Sehusslar
Wilkesbarre’s Great Department Store
Jonas Long
Swift
Pride
Glas
Glass
of Tee
Alee
Segal
Hest
Roll Isi
Hitchner Biscuit Company
Baseball
Depew
Ardsley
Glover
Chauncey M.pear
Hartsdale
Kentucky
Hopkinsville
Greenville
Harrison Alexander
Nea
Rigne
N.C
James Pert
Baldy Perry
Raynor
Pranklin Coun
Columbia
8. C
Aus
Heyward
Bob Davis
Greenwood
Cooper
Greenwood Eircuit
Shanes Base
Benesch & Sonsblic Square
Bennett Building
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
America
Bejow Teli
O. K
Pittston
West Pittston
National Board of Underwriters
N. Main St
William St
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