Indpendence party nominating convened amid riot attempt
At Orchestra Hall Chicago the Independence party opened its first national convention with George W. McCasherin and Thomas Le Hiagen named as ticket leaders. A Bryan name bid sparked near riot as J Shepard tried to push it forward, but Graves was later unanimously nominated for vice president and Hearst received strong early support.
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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
Unclear Convention Action Amid Turbulent New York Meeting
Fragmentary OCR describes a convention session with disputes over order, a platform debate in New York, and an adjournment after speeches. It mentions delegates, a chairman, and references to a report and adjournment timing, with attendees responding to remarks and a party platform discussion.
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Hineuser
Hearst
Choi
New York
Caleeensian
Bihiode
Temiariry
Chalenan
Wien
O. A. Windle
Chieney
Edvention
Ant
Eluely Tybadas
Pernent
Ani
Partons
Hell
Chicago business appoints new Harvester annex head
Frank Hef bttin chairs the Henntelemil patton committee with George fletdom approval. The Hopal treasurer and Predentel’s appointee are named. The new Harvester building houses the Lair practi headquaters and will locate in the Andie fortum Annex with trainees.
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Chicago
Frank
Hef Bttin
Henntelemil Patton
Georwe
Aumien
Predentel
WV Ptm
Chicagy
Élfiows
Hitehourk
Mieke Avelle
Andie Fortum
Thousands of Ghinese Drowned in Great Typhoon
A typhoon struck near Moheley causing extensive shipping disruption and a large number of Ghinese sailors to drown. The event halted trade routes and prompted relief efforts as authorities assessed the scope of the disaster.
Democrats to Open Branch Headquarters in Dewar
Democrats announce a branch headquarters opening in Dewar with leaders including Chien Ahnirien Mae and James Eo Oehorne. The event marks a national committee effort, tied to a broader campaign structure, as officials prepare for forthcoming duties.
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Dewar
Chien Ahnirien Mae
Sietaeratien Natural Nvamenister
Toredar
James Eo Oehorne
Eouhtenien
Dimmitton Tur
Thist
Eemnmitton
Taft Accepts Republican Nomination in Cincinnati Speech
Judge W H Taft accepts the Republican nomination on a flag draped platform in Cincinnati. He cites Roosevelt principles and pledges reform through strong administration while contrasting the GOP with the Democratic platform on trusts labor railroads currency and deposits. A parade and local celebration follow as Taft ends with a pledge of prosperity under Republican leadership.
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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
Eiecesa
Victar
Loral
Impr
Death in Path of Storm Claims Multiple Victims
A severe storm path caused deaths and injuries across the region. Lightning and flooding damaged buildings and property as crews battled fires and water intrusions. Among the affected were workers at a pier and residents near Monongahela River. several deaths reported, with investigations and penalties ensuing in the aftermath.
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Piraburg
Iiteny
Hghtrine Annentine
Rareylagt
Janes
Laughlin Teed Company
Monongahelik
Dutchmen Riot in Venezuela At Caracas Consulate
A large mob in Caracas attacked a Venezuelan resident and the Dutch consul’s house after alleged insults to Curacao. Police called in troops to guard the German consulate where the Venezuelan consul sought refuge. A 1,000-strong crowd forced an apology from the resident, whose family members were made to play the Dutch hymn as they shouted anti Castro chants.
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Willematad
Curseao
Senor Lopez
Hing of
Curacao
Penuisce
Castro
Belmina
Corner Collapses as July Wheat Prices Fall on Exchange
A sharp drop of 6 cents per bushel in July wheat on the Chicago board of trade ends a brief rally. Despite the price dip, traders show little excitement due to historically low activity in that option. Analysts attribute the fall to expectations of a sizable crop movement in the coming days.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Mail Pouch Robber Caught Near Kansas City
Kansas authorities arrested Charles Savage, a Black man, on Sunday for stealing a mail pouch from the Kansas City Union Station on June 6 containing about $50,000 sent from Los Angeles to a New York bank. Investigators say they have solid evidence he buried the money to recover after release. Also notes party committee announcements naming executive members and officers from the Republican and Democratic parties.
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Kansas
Charles Savage
Gestonce
Kan City
Los Angeles
New York City
Savage
Banner May Be Removed In Lincoln City
LincolnDemocrat seeks removal of a Taft banner hung over Main Street to avoid protests on Bryan’s formal notification day. The banner praised Taft during a heated election period, was damaged and later rehung, provoking local controversy.
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Lincoln
Bryan Mas
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