Convention Open Taggart Wields Gavels at Denver
At the Denver convention Thomas Taggart of Indiana calls the Democratic gathering to order. Theodore A. Bell of California delivers the keynote and archbishop Keane invokes blessing as temporary officers are announced. The body then adjourns in memory of President Cleveland.
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Woodson
Kentucky
James J. Keane
Iowa
Theodore A. Bell
California
Bell
Taggart
Pacific Coast
Pell
Committee On Credentials
Cleveland
Democratic committee upholds delegates in most contests
The national Democratic committee settled most contests yesterday, with only Pennsylvania and Ohio carried over to this morning. Delegates with credentials from state and district conventions were sustained for seventy six seats involved, while New York, Idaho, and the District of Columbia were among those included in the proceedings. Roger Sullivan of Chicago was noted in the report.
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Denver
National Democratic Committee
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Contested Delegates Debated Across Multiple Districts
The report covers contested Democratic delegations from Cook County Idaho Ohio District of Columbia and Pennsylvania with clashes between factions led by Burke Murphy Clayton Dare Howley Daly Donnelly Ryan and Guffey. Johnson won in Ohio Ninth while Garber and Rockwell seats were disputed.
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Cook County
Robert E. Burke
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
National Committee
Rockwell
Johnson
Garber
Pat McCarren
Brooklyn
Charles F. Murphy
King County
New York
Murphy-Coler
District of Columbia
W. McK. Clayton
Charles W. Dare
Joseph H. Howley
Thirty-first Pennsylvania
Guffey
Howley
Bryan
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Charles Forwood Daly
Charles P. Donnelly
Thomas J. Ryan
Donnelly
Ryan
Daly
Allison
Virginia
Illinois
Kansas Woman Kills Ex-Husband in Lola Restaurant
Mrs. Arlie M. Heaton fatally shot her ex-husband Clint M. Heaton in his Lola restaurant. She then tried to shoot Mrs. Ella Gill, reportedly Heaton's fiancé. The weapon misfired twice and was hurled at Gill. Gill's shots were ineffective and Heaton fled. Relatives in Indiana have been telegraphed.
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Lola, Kan
Arlie M. Heaton
Clint M. Heaton
Ella Gill
Heaton
Baseball scores from Monday across leagues
National League games in Pittsburg Philadelphia 1 to 2 Chicago Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 1 New York 2 American League Philadelphia 6 New York 5 American Association Toledo 5 Louisville 4 Minneapolis 5 Milwaukee 9 St Paul 2 Kansas City 1 Columbus 2 Indianapolis 5.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
American Association
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
Port au Prince Fire Destroys About One Third of City
Brief dispatches report that about one third of Port au Prince in Hayti has been totally destroyed by fire. Other items note the Catholic educational association holding its fifth annual convention in Cincinnati and Bishop Potter's improving condition.
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Port Au-Prince
Hayti
Catholic Educational Association
Cincinnati
Potter
EB. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Europe
All One Way Second Place Still in Air at Convention
Denver July 7 The Democratic national convention opens with Bryan leading and efforts to unite on a vice presidential candidate failing. Pennsylvania factions back Guffey while New York remains silent, leaving second place and platform debates unsettled amid busy preliminary actions and anti Bryan maneuvers.
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Denver
Col
Bryan
Pennsylvania
James M. Guffey
Mr. Bryan
Fey
Georgia
Johnson and Gray
New York
Murphy
Alabama
Florida
Louisiana
West Virginia
North Carolina
Connecticut
Delaware
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Vermont
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Alaska
Porto Rico
Pennylvania
Guffey
Bryan Committee
Second Leg of Cruise Sets Sail From San Francisco
The Atlantic fleet of sixteen battleships led by the Connecticut departs San Francisco for Honolulu on the second half of a 13 000 mile voyage. Rear Admiral Sperry commands as the fleet aims for Auckland Sydney Melbourne Manila and back to Hampton Roads in fourteen months.
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San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Honolulu
Golden Gate
Flower
Connecticut
Sperry
Mampton Roads
Antipodes
Auckland
Sydney
Melbourne
Manila
Japan
Atlantic
Globe
Defense Begins in Cassel Murder Trial at Spencer
Attorneys for the defense start building a wall of innocence for George Emery Cassel in the February murder case against money lender Thomas Mills near Quincy. Trial expected to conclude this week with all evidence by Thursday.
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Spencer, Ind
George Emery Cassel
Indianapolis
Thomas Mills
Quincy
Cassel
Rochester man found guilty of second degree murder
A circuit court jury in Rochester Indiana found Alfred Hizer guilty of murder in the second degree for killing William Snyder a Grass Creek saloon keeper in February. He was sentenced to life imprisonment after a twenty one hour retirement.
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Rochester
Ind
Alfred Hizer
William Snyder
Grass Creek
Prohibition Era Hums Through Southern Cities Adapting
A Birmingham to Savannah correspondence notes that liquor controls shift commerce and social life. Mail order liquor, denatured drinks, and soft drinks flood markets, while post offices, banks, and hotels adjust to the new economy.
Burns and Hearing Attorneys Open Rockport Office
J W Burns F A Hearing J P Burns Burns Hearing Burns Lawy ers rockport Indiana will practice in all courts Office over Post Office opposite court house
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Rockport
Indiana
Court House
F. J. Reinhard
Arch Stevenson
Attorney Practice Ad Near Occidental Hotel
Office on Main street one door west of Occidental Hotel offers services to practise in all courts.
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Main ‘Street
Occidental Hotel
Rockport Lawyer Opens Ground Floor Office on Main Street
Local attorney announces full court practice with office located on the ground floor on the south side of Main Street in Rockport Indiana.
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Rockport
Indiana
Main Street
Lawyer Opens Office Near Sargent's Drug Store
An attorney announces a practice location at the corner of Main and Third streets in Rockport Indiana and states intent to practice in all courts.
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Sargent’s Drug Store
Main and
Third Streets
Rockport
Indiana
Address and contact details listed for Krieg er residence
The text lists an office and residence on Fourth Street one square south of Main with a home telephone number 94 and Cumberland 14, providing contact locations for the Krieg er residence.
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Krieger
Fourth Street
Main
Cumberland
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