Bryan States His Position on Murphy and Progressive Unity
William Jennings Bryan argues progressives should unite and reject any candidate tied to Murphy and his financiers. He cites the anti Morgan Belmont Ryan pledge and says no nominee should be obligated to Murphy or his backers. He suggests multiple fit intermediates and a third candidate if top contenders cannot unite.
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Bryan Attacks Clark and Sees Hearst Prediction
The report quotes William Jennings Bryan condemning Champ Clark as weak and describing New York delegates as wax figures. Hearst forecasts Democratic defeat this year and Bryan denies any deal with Theodore Roosevelt while avoiding a 30 minute adjournment claim to secure candidate agreement.
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Clark Defends Against Bryan Charges In Letter
Speaker Clark fires back at W. J. Bryan in a Baltimore letter to Senator Stone. He calls Bryan’s charges infamous and untrue, rejects accusations of party infidelity, and affirms his readiness to stay in the Democratic convention without trade or pressure from New York delegates.
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Leaders Fail to Unite on Available Candidate at Convention
Baltimore dispatch notes a deadlock in the Democratic race as Champ Clark and Woodrow Wilson vie for the nomination. Wilson gains support with claims of Governor of New Jersey backing him, while Clark campaigns to retain 440 delegates. Both camps hold conferences, but no agreement ends the stalemate before further ballots. Neither Wilson nor Clark will attend the convention banquet in anticipation of a decision.
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Tornado devastates Regina town in Saskatchewan
A July 1 cyclone wiped out Regina Saskatchewan killing 400 to 500 and injuring many. Loss estimated at ten million dollars as fires broke out and the power plant failed. The disaster razed the parliament building, destroyed 300 homes on Victoria street, and left at least 600 homeless with 15 telephone workers feared dead.
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Livestock and grain receipts Chicago June 29
Cattle receipts 200 head including bear 75 ih680 and stockers and feeders 36 30 7 80. Calves 36 5068 60. Hog receipts 6 000 head Merit 7 34 mixed 7 20 heavy 7 16. Sheep and lamb receipts native and western lambs listed with prices. Wheat No 2 at 1.12, corn No 2 at unknown, oats No 2 white. Toledo Ohio market notes with wheat 1 12 1/2 and corn unspecified.
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Delegates Strain Under Battle to Nominate at Democratic Convention
Baltimore July 1 The 26th ballot at the Democratic National Convention shows vacant seats as delegates tire of deadlock. Clark leads New York’s votes while Harmon seeks to hold 29 Ohio votes steady to prevent dissipation, with no clear path to a nominee and talk of a prolonged fight.
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Convention Adjourns After Twenty-Sixth Ballot In Baltimore
At the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore on July 1 Governor Woodrow Wilson gained ground while Speaker Champ Clark slipped. After twenty six ballots and the ongoing clash with Bryan the body adjourned at 11 05 pm until 8 am. Wilson moved from 858 to 407 4 while Clark fell from 554 to 462 5 with continued anti Clark sentiment among party leaders.
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Austrian Embezzler Cites Women and Lights
Walter Barber of Vienna, age 24, was arrested in Jersey City charged with embezzling $20,000. He confessed that a pretty woman and bright lights led him to debt, saying he kept $11,000 from his trusted employment before being caught. He pledged to face the music. In Hoboken, the Hudson county Republican committee split over Taft renewal, voting 49 to 21 to endorse Roosevelt as the only true Republican and denounce the Chicago convention.
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