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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1908
Page
1
Bryan and Democrats Rally in Denver Nomination Scene
The Denver convention opens amid crowds and police, as Temporary Chairman Bell delivers the keynote and Gov Blanchard of Indiana is escorted to the platform. Delegates discuss reform, corporate power, and the path to a platform appealing to labor and capital, with William Jennings Bryan seen as central to the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdmiesion
Speer
Leavitt
Bryan, Jr
de Regia Chauvenet
W. H Mine Carners
L. Pather
Mire
FT. Na Weed Springs
Cole Hewitt
A. Car
Kiel
Blanchard
Louisiata
Ollie James
Kentucky
Blivson
Virginia
Chicago
Republican Party
Gaul
Contests Settled by Democratic National Committee
Denver July 7 The Democratic National Committee moves to resolve remaining Idaho and Pennsylvania contests before the convention. Idaho splits would favor a minority report to seat both factions, while Pennsylvania delegates urged a straightforward credential review. The committee placed Dubois Idaho and Guffey Pennsylvania delegates on the temporary roll as talks continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Denver
Democratic National Committee
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Dubois
Williams
Oklahoma
Dubelsa
Convention
Williama
Missing heir claims fortune for Seattle man William Jepp
Mrs Hankers of Detroit reports to Chief Ward that Mrs William Jepp of Windsor Canada recently died and named her son William Jepp sole heir to 60000 dollars. A fortune of 50000 awaits the missing man and police aid is sought to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jepp
Seattle
Irving Ward
Thomas P
Don't Be Sorry You're Not in Denver Says Steffens
Analysis notes the 1908 Democratic national convention opening in Denver. Steffens argues delegates are controlled by machine bosses and Bryan leadership, urging Bryan to attend in person to push reform and challenge party bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bryan
Cart Catorista
Lincoln
Curte
Tamary Hall Takes Bryan At His Word
The piece questions why a liberal leader would appease conservatives and urges Bryan to mobilize public opinion against a reactionary convention, arguing it is the only force that can shape the Democratic Party toward liberal aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Gladstone
Gray
Liberal
Tammary Hall
Democratic Party
Ryan
Tammany Platform Pushes Radical Anti Injunction Plan
The New York delegation supports a platform favored by labor on anti injunctions, seeks clear language, and warns Bryan allies of possible political backlash. It also calls for Asian exclusion, a strong navy, and rejects bank deposit guarantees while urging a real parcels post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Brown Palace
Ond
Denver
Tammany Hall
Bryan
Eoat
New York State
Empire State
American Federation of Labor
Pryan
Tammany
Pacific Slope
Anna Gould Marries Prince de Sagan in London
London July 7 Madame Anna Gould wed Prince Helle de Sagan at the Strand registry office and later at the French Protestant Church Soho. The ceremony had no attendants save two intimates and a small wedding breakfast at the Savoy. The Gould family absence caused a sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anna Gould
Prince Helle de Sagan
Count Hont de Castellane
Yeatatry
Strand
Graddock
Soho Square
Gel
Baron de Fonteailli
Monsieur Don Chauvy
de Sagan
Savoy
George Gould
Althouegh
Prineesay
Fourth of July Firefight Near 16th Avenue
Firework celebration at 3420 16th Ave ends with gunfire injuring no one. Bernard Preedit reports J Lilental objected to noise, fired five bullets, then fought Preedit at the stair bottom. Lilental charged with assault with a deadly weapon as Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Murady records details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Preedit
Preedit
J. Lilental
Lilental
John F. Murady
Litental
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al Tate Torm
Steffens and
Whitlock
Bryan Mark
Bell
United Presse
Pit
Rium
Enery
Jami
Merry Widows
Waggart
Bovert
Miele
Fual Wageart
Thie
Den
Edwin Sefton
Damen Keane
Dlorens
Armen
Chairman Bell
Toledo
Newspaper Enterprise Association
National
Raft
Chi
Otis i
LaFollette
Ao Specialistic
Guffey
Tacoma
Halances
Portland
Steffens
Lincoln J. Steffens
Cole
United
Mr. Bell
Roger Soullivan
Ilindlede
Tom Taggart
Charley Murphy
Progress
Mr. Hell
California
Southern Pacific Railroad
Amell
Ryan Teen
Perty
Ander
Jame Gres
John E. Nevins
New York
She
Prince de Sagan
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