News of the Week in Epitome from The Standard
A digest from The Standard by C. C. Knappen of Bisseton South Dakota covers naval reassignment Admiral Dayton to retire, Danish minister Bron to London, McCulloch freed on Roosevelt pardon, Taft’s potential appoint ments, and a roster of personal deaths accidents crimes and notable events from Paris New York Cleveland Santa Cruz and beyond including storms shipwrecks drownings fires and political shifts across the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H Dayton
Albert Kay
Cleveland
Ohio
Chirlea Wi
Overton Clarke
St. Mary's River
Banlt Ste. Marie
O. Lcribner
Aysoalated Oil Company
Santa Cruz
Cal
New York
Parsons
Albert PB. Jepken
Town
Simpson Bly
Joplin
Shehoyvan
Wis
Canal
Harrison Stote
Chicago
EA. Pace
Catholic University At Washington
United States
Catholic Educational Association
Bryan and Kern Take Ticket After Frantic Convention Night
William J. Bryan of Nebraska and John Worth Kern of Indiana were nominated for president and vice president by the Democratic National Convention after an all night session marked by uproar. Delegates cheered Bryan amid a long, dramatic roll call and tumultuous demonstrations for Johnson of Minnesota and other speakers, as the platform and credentials reports moved toward adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
John Worth Kern
Indiana
Iran
Olle James
Kenturks
Ito
Ute Campuigny
Arperien
Johnson
Guy Johnson
Minnesota
Bryan
Untii
Traely
Tenver
Colo
Emp Eratic National Convention
Joh Worth Kern
Juciang
Vicw
Uecker
William Jennings
Kern
Bryan for President Nomination at Democratic Convention
Willam Jennings Bryan of Nebraska secured the Democratic nomination for a third time as presidential candidate. The nomination occurred Friday morning after a long session, ending in Bryan’s proclamation as the party standard bearer amid tension and cheers from delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brynn Ryan
Bryin
Willam Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
United States
Conatanl
Cueto
Bryan Nomination Sparks Turbulent Convention Demonstrations
The report notes wild demonstrations as William J. Bryan was nominated at the convention. Aging figures John A. Jolson and Judge George Gray are referenced among numbers and events. The crowd erupted twice with Bryan's name and with Gov. Johnson of Minnesota before a final moment of order.
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William J. Bryan
John A. Jolson
George Gray
Democratic Nations Committee to Confer With Bryan Tuesday
The Democratic National Committee will confer with William Jennings Bryan at Lincoln on Tuesday. The committee met yesterday for the purpose of selecting a campaign manager but deferred action due to telegraph invites from Bryan to learn his wishes.
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Bryan
Denver
Colo
Democratic Nations Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Lincoln
Depot Robbery at Landa Depot Net $33 In Loot
The Great Northern depot at Landa twenty miles west of Bottineau North Dakota was broken into last night and the money drawer robbed of 33 dollars. No clue to the criminals. In a separate item Paul Gerhing wanted for burglary in Phillips Wisconsin was captured at St Croix Falls by Constable Sam Love.
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Diamond Point Pen Company
Beekman
New York
Obd
Honduras
Bonit
London Chronicle
Russia
England
Isle of Wight
Cowes
John W. Riddle
St. Paul
St. Petersburg
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Halle de Sagan
Henrietta Atreat
Covent Garden
London
Soho Sauire
Bottineau
N. D
Great Northern
Landa
Here
Osceola
Wis
Paul Ghering
Phillips
St. Croix Falla
Sam Love
Kern for Vice President at Democratic convention
At the Denver area convention, Kern of Juicyang was nominated for vice president by acclamation as Bryan had earlier secured the Democratic presidential nomination. Delegations urged Kern onward with others withdrawing and the party platform called for tariff reform, antimonopoly measures, campaign finance publicity, interstate commerce regulation, and statehood moves for Arizona, New Mexico, Alaska, and Puerto Rico.
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Uon
Matentig
Ideal
Delvek
Democratc
Pestil Savings Books
Interstate Commercce Commission
Philippines
Arizona
New Mexico
Alaska
Porto Rico
House of Representatives
People's Representatives
Woman brands son as messiah with hot iron
Grace Goodsall burned her six year old son Charles Goodsall on the forehead and throat with a red hot iron claiming he is the Messiah. Neighbors rescued the boy from the relizion craze then they were taken to Bellevue Hospital. The child, though severely burned, is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Goodsall
Grace Goodsall
Bellevue Hospital
Paper Dealers Plead Guilty in Sherman Antitrust Case
The Petoskey Fiber and Paper Co of Petoskey Michigan and twenty two other wrapping paper firms admitted guilt in U S circuit court for violating the anti pooling clause of the Sherman act. Judge Hough fined each company 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Petoskey Fiber and Paper Company
Petoskey, Mich
Federal Grand Jury
United States Circuit Court
Hough
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