Settle Contests in Short Order
Denver Deliberations clear most contests as 76 seats across Illinois New York Pennsylvania Idaho Ohio and DC are resolved. Sullivan wins Cook county seats. Idaho and DC disputes reach mixed outcomes while Pennsylvania fights over Philadelphia and Allegheny seats mark the fiercest debate before adjournment.
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Denver
Democratic National Committee
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Milinois
New York
Ohio
District of Columbia
Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Cook County
Robert B. Burke
Fred T. Dubois
Bell Faces Rail Delays Moving Toward Denver
Temporary Chairman Theodore A. Bell and William Jennings Bryan faced delays as high water crippled rail service in Lincoln. They left Lincoln for Denver at 5 p m after railroads halted operations, jeopardizing timely arrival for the convention opening.
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Lincoln, Neb
Theodore A. Bell
Bryan
Denver
Lincoln
Bryan Signals Flexible Stand on Injunctions for Democrats
Denver reports show that William Jennings Bryan may not fix his party line on injunction use in labor disputes. A key July 4 dinner at Fairview, Bryan’s home, discussed possible scenarios where an injunction without prior notice could be the only remedy to prevent loss of life or severe property damage, with further guidance from the resolutions committee anticipated.
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Denver
Bryan
Fairview
The
Nebraskan
Democrats On July 4. At This Dinner Mr. Bryan
Resolutions Committee
Pproval
Haskell
Lincoln
Johnson Wins Key Ohio Delegates Seat At Convention
The Nineteenth Ohio district backed Tom Johnson over the subcommittee 26 to 24, shifting Rockwell and Garber faction contestants. Johnson’s victory followed an extended argument by the mayor, with disputes in Kings County and Rock Island rail arrangements noted amid platform talks and prep for the resolutions committee.
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
National Committee
Rockwell
E. E. Francis
E. E. Holloway
Johnson
J. Flaherty
B. P. Heinochl
Garber
Patrick McCarren
Brooklyn
Charles F. Murphy
Kings County
New York
Ten Wein
Menia
Man Who Wrote Amenioa In Iowa Penitentiary
Fragmentary OCR recounts the fate of Lincoln Kebrasea and a man who wrote Amenioa in a Iowa penitentiary. It describes legal actions, petitions, and alleged abuses while mentioning relatives and officials. The piece references a Mayur and Kenner Fathie Anidiviwn related to confinement and a court dispute.
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San
Amenioa
Lows Penitentiary
Aue Ruef Gives for Over a Million Dollars
Jan Pranelebe Abraham Huet was arraigned in county court late night on charges tied to a substantial fraud case. The defendant, alleged to have links with fraud schemes, faced a criminal accusation related to the handling of funds and a public service contract. An order or warrant brought him into custody as the court prepared further action.
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Jan Pranelebe
Abraham Huet
Roland
Linde
Lares
Meerewate Hall
Oliver Land
Hef
Erantiae
Marek
Mine explosion tragedy leaves many dead and missing
In Tusove European Russia a gas explosion in a mine trapped over 200 workers, killing many and injuring others. Rescue efforts faced suffocation, with six rescuers dead and crowds of families kept back as officials managed the scene. The death toll and cause remain uncertain as twilight fell on the firefight and recovery.
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Lsat
Tusove
European
Russia
Rikoveky
Honduran Revolution Movement Threat Discussed in Washington
Information reaches the state department about a proposed revolutionary movement against Honduras led by former President Bonilla. Salvator and Guatemala have orders to block any such movement within their borders. Honduran Minister Urgade, with Acting Secretary Adee, noted American interests at Porto Cortez and warned that an American war vessel could be sent if needed.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Honduras
Bonilla
Salvator
Guatemala
Urgade
Adee
Porto Cortez
Nelson Beats Gant To Claim World Championship
In San Francisco Joe Gant, favored 2 to 1, loses to Battling Nelson in seventeen rounds. Over 10,000 spectators watch as Nelson, wagering heavily on himself, seizes the title and leaves Gant admitting the bout wore him down. He cites aging as the likely factor in his defeat.
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San Francisco
Joe Gant
Nelson
Gans
Frank
Japanese Cabinet Resigns and Political Shuffle Expected
Tokyo reports indicate the cabinet resigned at noon Friday and Emperor Meiji may have directed Marquis Kataura to form a new government with unconfirmed timing around July 7. The new cabinet likely includes supporters of Marquis Yampzyta and is described as largely anti party, with broad changes anticipated.
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Tokio
Kataura
Sewut
Yampzyta
Bloody Revolt in Paraguay Prompts New Government
Advices say revolutionists won in Paraguay and formed a new government with Emilio Gonzales Naviro as president after ousting the former regime. Fighting raged in Asuncion streets, many public buildings damaged, casualties now believed around five hundred.
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Buence Ayres
Paraguay
Asuncion
Revolutionary Party
Legation
Emilio Gonzales Naviro
Anuncion
Dunn to Nominate Bryan at Democratic Convention
Ignative J Dunn of Omaha Nebraska has been chosen by the Nebraska delegation to attend the Denver national Democratic convention and nominate William J Bryan for president. He is one of four delegates at large and a longtime Omaha attorney active in Democratic politics. Dunn is described as unassuming and a strong Bryan supporter with a clear voice fit for the large auditorium.
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Omaha
Neb
Ignative J. Dunn
Nebraska
Denver
William J. Bryan
United States
Dana
Mr. Bryan
Dunn
Socialist Candidates Nominated for US Presidency
National Socialist Labor party convention names Martin R. Preston for president and Donald Munroe for vice president with a platform urging cooperative commonwealth reform. Preston, serving a Nevada prison sentence, remains the nominee amid party unity. Helena health board orders broad school sanitation measures and water safety actions, while smallpox concerns are deferred to local authorities.
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New York
United States
Socialist Labor Party
Por
Martin R. Preston
Nevara
Donald Munroe
Virgints
Nevata
Shent Inc
Foetimant
Ceddfeld
Uring
Stetke
Helena
State Board of Health
Commonwealth
Bleachers Collapse Injures Dozens at New Besford Event
A bleachers collapse at a New Besford hall during a Saturday event injured about 200 people and stopped many others from the crowd. Larry V. Brock and several city emergency workers were among those hospitalized, with some victims sent home in carriages for treatment.
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New Besford
New England
Oarge V. Brock
Etvil Servicn
Struck From Behind In Reno Property Incident
A garbled Reno report described a man struck from behind during a Fourth of July joke dispute, with an erroneous name given for a woman. Police arrested Hall amid the confusion as fighting in Korea continued, with daily reports from army headquarters noting minor engagements.
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Reno
Nev
Ed Hal
Mii
Hall
Korea
Toklo
Bena
Keres
Lion escapes circus cage in Greenwich scare
A lion escaped during a circus near a Greenwich high school causing chaos as crowds fled under tents and through buildings. Police and circus staff tried to recapture the beast with lassos and stolen wheels while hundreds scrambled to safety amid ringing alarms and a $108 reward offer for the lion and four ringmen.
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Tente
Walla
Washburn
Linn
Washburo
Ion
Halt
Bodies Rebound Hope Amid Return to Life Tale
In Asheville a supposed death of a millionaire Mr Carpenter sparked belief of a miraculous revival as his widow kept vigil, doctors observed a returning body, and rumors spread of flesh regaining form while prayers continued for five days. Nearby, a Cleveland street scare involved a toad outbreak on Superior Avenue causing a panic.
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Millmare
Carpenter
Cometao
Abe
Ahr
Teade
Cleveland
Superior Avenue
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