Democrats Brace for Parker Victory in Baltimore Convention
The convention opens in Baltimore with Bryan supporters opposing Parker for temporary chair, while Clark and Wade deny alignments with Roosevelt. New York plans to push planks on Philippine independence and Puerto Rico home rule as delegates flood the city for the Democratic National Convention.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Emerson Hotel
Wilson
Harmon
New Jersey
Clark
Basil Gordon
Patar Underwood
Manuel Que
Philippines
Mack
Henry W. Dooley
Porto Rico
Watterson Urges Harmony in Democratic Ranks
Henry Watterson wires Chairman Mack in Baltimore urging party unity and warning against factionalism. He notes no fair objection to Judge Parker and hopes William Jennings Bryan will see the need to pool issues rather than disrupt the Chicago convention. He cautions that opposing Parker could fuel factionalism and harm the party.
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Louisville
Mack
National Democratic Committee
Baltimore
Henry Watterson
Judge Parker
Bryan
Chicago
Ryan
Roosevelt
Gaeush
Credentials Committee Keeps National Ruling On Taft Roosevelt Seats
The credentials committee, through the night, sustained the national committee’s rulings in 20 of 72 contests as California and Indiana debates narrowed. Taft delegates were seated in multiple districts while Roosevelt protests sharpened as leaders warned of floor battles at Baltimore.
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Chicago
National Committee
Arizona
Arkansas
Devine
Roosevelt
Michigan
Alabama
California
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Kentucky
Honey
Vrancis J. Benes
Ralph A. Harris
Kansas
C. Carrington
Maryland
R. R. McCormick
Illinois
John J. Sullivan
Ohio
Credentials Committee
Coliseum
Heard
Beveridge
Hemenway
Taft
Charles W. Fairbanks
Harrys. New
James E. Watson
Joseph D. Oliver
Merrill Moores
Clement Studebaker
Maurice Fox
Halbert
Minnesota
Lanstrum
Montana
Highth
C. E Edwards
O. H. Waddle
Mondell
Wyoming
Theodore Roosevelt
Louisiana
Francis J. Heney
Roosevelt Delegates Fight Over Seating At Convention
At the Republican convention a heated clash over seating delegates from Arizona Texas Washington Alabama and others ended with a roll call vote showing gains for Taft supporters. Governor Hadley renewed the fight to bar contested delegates from voting as Senator Root and others pressed for a quick decision.
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Texas
W. T. Dovell
Washington
Hadley
Roosevelt
Heney
California
McCormick
Root
Dovell
Robert J. Walker
Virginia
Senator Root
Perenne Ty
James Wadsworth Jr
New York
James E. Watson
Indiana
Taft
Watson
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Johnston
North Carolina
Kansas
Loagues
Senator
Aft Celege.cas
Federals Readied to Attack Juarez From the West
Pro gov forces led by Huerta and allied commanders push toward Juarez from Sonora and western fronts. With 3000 troops and artillery, they aim to overwhelm the Juarez garrison as the Mexican Central railroad may be cut to hinder reinforcements. Vasquez Gomez supporters denounce Orozco and urge court martial while proposing a new revolutionary leader for the movement.
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Guiseppe Garibaldi
Sonora
Huerta
Bachimba
Vasquistas
Juarez
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Pascual Orozco
Orozco
Gomez
Revolutionary Party
Plant Juice credited by San Antonio drug clerk
Speed Smith, a well known dry goods district drug clerk in San Antonio, says Plant Juice relieved three years of indigestion and kidney derangement. He praises the vegetable remedy and endorses Fischer's Drug Store for purchases citing its tonic effects on stomach kidneys liver and nerves.
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Speed Smith
San Antonio
Fischer’s Drug Store
Mr. Smith
West Elmira Street
Houston
Alamo
Birth Announcements List Includes Two Newborns
To Mr. and Mrs. M. Sainz a boy born June 12 at 4129 South San Luis Street. To Mr. and Mrs. Jose Castro a girl born June 1 on Dwyer Avenue. To Mr. and Mrs. WY. E. Brieg a girl born June 14 at 271 Simpson Street.
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M. Sainz
San Luis Street
Jose Castro
Dwyer Avenue
WY. E. Brieg
Simpson Street
Gtri
Riebe Undertaking Co Auto Ambulance Service
Riebe Undertaking Co offers auto ambulance service at 221 East Commerce Street. Phone 341.
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Riebe Undertaking Co
Auto Ambulance Service
Hutchins in El Paso as Juarez tensions rise
Adjutant General Henry Hutchins visits El Paso to assess threats amid tensions over Juarez. Governor Colquitt is expected to boost American protection if fighting erupts. Col. P Orozco’s reply to Col. Steever’s note is seen as menacing El Paso. Federal forces near Juarez have not yet reached the border city.
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EL Paso
Tex
Henry Hutchins
Juarez
Colquitt
Col
P. Orozco
Steever
Paso
Rebels Change Plans in Mexican Front Showdown
Report from Bachim bar Mexico states Huerta's vanguard of 800 cavalry led by General Rabago reached Mequio near Izt, while Meoqui was held by General Campos. Rebels abandon expected clash, shift to strong defense at Bachimb a as 800 Huerta men, former penitentiary convicts, arrive after desertion from Santa Rosalía.
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Bachimba
Mex
Rebbel
Huerta
Rabago
Meroqui
Itiz
Meoqui
J. J. Campos Witth
Penitentiaries
Santa Rosalia
William's Shaving Soap Ad at 117 E Houston
An old classified notice announces William's Shaving Soap at 117 East Houston, with a 5c price and a phone contact 3537. The brief insert lists shaving products and a small retail emphasis.
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William's
E. Houston
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Regal
Men's ‘Outfitters
Mr. Bryan
J. M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Parker
Martin J. Wade
Iowa
Ollie Jones
Walker Vick
National Freeman
Robert S. Hudspeth
Kern
Committee On Iron
Tieved
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Henry
Lee
Colorado
Watterson
Committee ON
Charles S. Wheeler
Philip Bancroft
T. N. Mitchell
O. D. Lanstrom
F. W. Mondell
W. A. Louder
North Dakota
George Malloy
Charles Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York City
J. A. DeWitt
W. W. Williams
Nevada
L. P. Summers
Samuel H. Cady
Wisconsin
A. Rice
Hawaii
Summers
San Francisco
Lauder
Mr. Speed Smith
Dalkowitz
Dalkowitz Bros
West Commerce and North Flores Streets
Hutchins
Adjutant General
White Horse i Tavern
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