Independence party opens Chicago convention amid riot attempt
Delegates at Orchestra hall welcome William R Hearst and George W McCasherin as Independence party opens its first national convention. A speaker attempted to name William Bryan, provoking near violence before the effort was halted as John Temple Graves was nominated with unanimous support for vice president.
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Chicago
Independence Party
Thomas le Hiagen
Massachusetts
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Hixgen
Milford W. Howard
Alabama
Reuben KR. Lyon
New York
William R. Hearst
Graves
Bryan
Nominaton
J. Shepard
Fort Scott
Kan
Charles A. Walsh
Waa
Orchestra Hall
George W. McCasherin
Trinol
Illinoi
Mr. Hearst
Hearst
Turbulent New York Convention Adopts Dissenting Rules
A chaotic convention scene in New York ends with heated exchanges as delegates clash over procedures. Amid cheers for Speaker Walsh and references to Hearst, a temporary presiding chair outlines rules while accusations and adjournments mark the session.
Chicago Business Brief Shapes Appointments and Building Plans
Chicago business notes describe HEF as acting chairman of a committee with approval from George and the treasurer Hopal. The Appointmet of Predentel is noted, with focus on the Harvester loubiddinngs site at 2k Mieke avenue and the Andie fortum Annex where labor matters will be addressed.
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Chicago
Frank
Hef Bttin
Henntelemil Patton
Georwe
Aumien
Predentel
WV Ptm
Chicagy
Élfiows
Hitehourk
Mieke Avelle
Andie Fortum
Thousands Drowned in Ghinese Typhoon Tragedy
A chaotic report details a vast typhoon hitting Ghinese shores, with thousands feared drowned. Shipping disruption followed as vessels faced peril, and relief efforts began amid uncertain casualty figures and lingering rescue operations.
Democrats to Open Branch Headquarters in Dewar
Democrats announce a new branch headquarters in Dewar led by Chien Ahnirien Mae of the Sietaeratien Natural nvamenister with James Eo Oehorne and national supporters. Mr Mork reportedly left Tuesday night for Buffalo to attend the expenses presentation for the committee chair position.
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Chien Ahnirien Mae
Sietaeratien Natural Nvamenister
Toredar
James Eo Oehorne
Eouhtenien
Dimmitton Tur
Thist
Eemnmitton
Taft Acceptance Speech Opens Campaign Tour
Judge Taft accepts the Republican nomination in Cincinnati standing before a fag draped portico. He frames the campaign around Roosevelt principles, contrasts Republican progress with Democratic change, and highlights trusts labor railroads currency and banking issues as pivotal. A broad local turnout and formal notification followed his declaration of principles.
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Cincinnati
W. H. Taft
Republican Party
Judge Taft
William Warner
Missouri
Chiergo
Frank H. Siltehooek
Chicago
Washington
New York
Warner
Notfication Committee
Taft
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Impr
Death in Path of Storm Across Monongahela River Pier
A violent electrical storm along the Monongahela River causes deaths and injuries. Reports describe flooding, fires, and property damage as workers from a James Laughlin Co. pier faced floodwaters and wind. A man identified as Ke and others perish while a student from amneomeld fire area dies. Details about a Pennsylvania railroad incident and a bowery collapse are included in the chaotic aftermath.
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Iiteny
Hghtrine Annentine
Rareylagt
Janes
Laughlin Teed Company
Monongahelik
Dutchmen Riot in Venezuela Shocks Caracas
Venezuelan authorities called out troops after a large crowd attacked the home of a Venezuelan critic of Curacao and surrounded the German consulate. A 1,000 strong mob forced an apology from a local resident, with family members made to play the Dutch hymn as chants denounced Castro and Wik belmina.
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Willematad
Curseao
Senor Lopez
Hing of
Curacao
Penuisce
Castro
Belmina
Corner Collapse Limits Grain Market Move
Chicago price for July delivery fell six cents per bushel on the board of trade Saturday as a natural earner in data ended suddenly amid light option trading. The slump stemmed from a contested market and expectations of a broad crop movement in the coming days.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Mail Pouch Robber Caught in Kansas City
Kansas case: Charles Savage and an unnamed Black man arrested Sunday by state authorities for stealing a mail pouch from the Kansas City Union Station on June 6, containing 50000 dollars sent from Los Angeles to a New York City bank. Investigators say they have strong evidence the money is buried and will be recovered after his release from prison. Also notes a political committee announcement listing executive committee members and officers of the national parties.
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Kansas
Charles Savage
Gestonce
Kan City
Los Angeles
New York City
Savage
Frank H. Hitcheark
Republican National Committee
Charles P. Brooker
Connecticut
TF. Coleman
Dupont
Delaware
William Bevorah
Wado
Lowen
Tikeness
Charles Nagel
Minsouri
View
Rosewater
Nebraska
William Te Ward
New York
Edward Duncan
North Carolina
Boles Penrose
Pentvivante
Hitchcock
Lincoln banner to be removed on Bryan notification day
A Lincoln banner promoting Taft was hung over Male street and then damaged. It was rehung after an assault but is now slated for removal when Bryan is formally notified, reflecting local Democratic frustration with the banner.
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