Parker Loses Bid for Temporary Chair At Democratic Convention
June report shows Altony Parker of New York losing the bid for temporary chairman to Jennings Bryan amid a raucous convention clash. Indiana’s WV Kern emerges as Bryan’s alternative, while the crowd favors harmony and unity across party factions. Bryan finally nominates Kern, urging party harmony as divisions surface and the convention debates the leadership. The scene shifts to page four for continuation of the report.
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altony Parker
New York
Jennings Bryan
Bryan
looter
national committee
WV Kern
Indiana
Kern
Brian
Rem
Parker
Senior Class Play Prompts Evening of School Fun
The Opera House hosted the senior class play A Strenuous Life with Arthur Hensel in the leading role and strong performances from Henry Guessenbainer and others. The Maas orchestra provided music as students filled the cast list and a second act featured Class Day Exercises with speeches, songs, and a memorial presentation.
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Arthur Hensel
Henry Guessenbainer
Maas
Orchestr
Salutory
George Meyer
Caiton
Arthur Wolf
Esther Koehn
Prof
K. Bassett
Dawn of Love
Arthur Winer
W Urban
Emma Neese and Henry Zinkann Wed at Home
Miss Emma Neese and Henry Zinkann were married Tuesday at 10 AM in Neese home 546 South River Street. Rev Burger of Lutheran Emanuel church officiated. Attendants were Miss Minnie Zinkann and Albert Neese. A seven course dinner followed as relatives attended. Out of town guests included Henry and Minnie Zinkann of Fond du Lac. They will reside at 1311 New Jersey Avenue after August.
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Emma Neese
Henry Zinkann
Gottfried Neese
S. River St
Burger
Minnie Zinkann
Fond du Lac
New Jersey avenue
Parker Seeks Democratic Unity at Baltimore Convention
Judge Alton B. Parker delivering a keynote in Baltimore pressed unity for a Democratic president, condemning the Republican tariff and urging selflessness. He endorsed tariff revision under Democratic hands, praised the Democratic House, and urged consensus to elect a Democratic leader, while signaling a single presidential term.
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Baltimore
Alton B. Parker
Theodore Roosevelt
Bryan
Judge Parker
William J. Bryan
Republican party
Democratic House
Canada
Roosevelt
George W Perkins
Harvester combination
Steel corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Co
congress
Taft
Lake Breeze Ready for Distribution 1912 Edition
The Lake Breeze annual, a sixty page high school paper, is prepared for distribution. It features a tan cover with a sketch and SH 12 year mark. Contents include dedication, programs, staff, editorials, class pages, plays, debates, music, athletics, science, and various readables for senior and underclassmen.
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Lake Breeze
Junor
Band Concert at Born's Park Tonight
Sheboygan Concert Band performs a second concert at Born's Park this evening. Based on last week's turnout, a large crowd is expected to attend.
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Born’s park
Bargain Day Next Sunday in Racine Basket Doubleheader
Racine hosts two games with the locals as managers Liebl aims to annex both and move near the top. Lake Shore league teams look stronger this year and Sheboygan’s losses are blamed on bad luck. The first game starts at 2 pm, followed by the second. a large crowd is expected.
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Racine
Sheboygan
Liebl
Lake Shore
Bidders fail to meet estimates for Sheboygan hatchery
James Nevens of the Wisconsin Fish Commission informs W A Pfister that none of the Sheboygan bids met the estimates, with gaps from 8000 to 1700 above the low bid. He thanks Pfister for the effort and notes all plans and specifications must be returned to the commission or left at Pfister’s business for return to Madison.
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W. A. Pfister
s .4sso
James Nevens
Bson
Wis
W A. Pfister
Sheboygan
Sir
JAS. NEVENS
Wisconsin Fish Commissi
A. PFISTER
Nevens
Appelt Tupper wed at English Lutheran Sheboygan
Miss Jessie Eve'my Tupper of Lima and Martin A. Appelt of Chicago united in marriage at English Lutheran church Sheboygan Sunday at nine. Rev Czamanske performed the ceremony. They will reside in Chicago. The bride, a Plymouth High School graduate and former teacher, wore a traveling suit and hat and was unattended. The groom works at the National State Bank in Chicago.
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Jessie Eve'ym Tupper
Lima
Martin A. Appelt
Chicago
Sheboygan
Czamanske
Plymouth High School
National State Bank
Sullivan Men Seated in Illinois Case at Democratic Convention
Baltimore June 25 The Illinois contest over delegates to the national convention centers on whether the state convention or district conventions should name delegates. Mayor Harrison argues Illinois law supports state convention selection of delegates at large, with district conventions naming district delegates. The credentials committee is expected to uphold the Sullivan group, while Harrison fears biased treatment. The national committee seated 31 Sullivan delegates from Illinois after a heated subcommittee hearing.
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Bryan
capfrary
John W Kern
national committee
naonal
kas
Clark
Wilsor Eh
Henry
Ps OOM
Usen
supportea
Taube
Kern
Baltimore
committee on
Harrison
Chicago
Illinois
llinois
committee on credentials
William H Sexton
corporation counsel
Sexton
Sullivan
Hlinois
Hearst-Harrison-Rainey
Clark Howell
Georgia
Joseph E. Davies
Wisconsin
Frank B. Lynch
Minnesota
California
May E. Tolman
Henry T. ‘Rainey
Cook county
Johan E. Traeger
A. J. Sabath
M. F. Dunlap
Michael Zimmer
German Bank Reopens With New Board of Directors
The German Bank of Sheboygan reopens after final reorganization led by William J. Rietow and a new board including Peter Reles J Kohler Herman Schreler Henry CG Prange Otto Foeste and George Meyers. The bank resumes operations June 27 with officers William J. Rietow president Otto Foeste cashier and Otto Kaufmann assistant cashier. Commissioner Albert E Knol t authorizes reopening stating the bank is fully paid and solvent to repay depositors.
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German Bank
Peter Reles
J. Kohler
Herman Schreler
Henry
CG. Prange
Otto Foeste
Wiliam J. Rietow
George P. Meyers
William J. Rietow
George Heller
Otto Kaufmann
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Wis
Albert E. Knolt
State Banking Department
Capitol
Madison
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Elk’s Parade Pictures Shown At Opera House Soon
Moving pictures of the recent Elk's parade will screen at the Opera House starting Thursday. A trial showing last night drew many Elk members invited by manager Vollert, who praised the demonstration.
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Opera
Elk’s
Mahager Vollert
Fishermen change plans for ride instead of angling
Matt Scherer August check Frank Scherer John Meyer and John Heilmann went on an early morning fishing trip yesterday. The party rode in Mr. Scherer's automobile to a small lake but, finding perfect weather, they chose to take an auto ride rather than fish.
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Matt Scherer
August check
Frank Scherer
John Meyer
John Heilmann
Mr. Scherer
Vaudeville troupe taken to Manito for matinee
The vaudeville players were taken to Manito yesterday afternoon in two automobiles owned by Bessinger and Hoover and returned after the performance.
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Opera
Manitowoc
Bessinger & Hoovner
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