Tammany Seeks Bryan Endorsing While Stabbed Man Dies
Denver July 4 Tammany Hall aligned with the Bryan faction after arrival in Denver. Judge Parker denied intent to attack Bryan and New York Democrats backed the candidate, with Coler and Murphy signaling unity. In Denver the convention tense talks on Cleveland’s memorial resolutions and anti Bryan forces wavered as Guffey, Johnson and Campau maneuver for influence. Meantime George Wistmer was stabbed during a burglary dispute. he died in hospital with captured suspect Behulty jailed.
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Samuel Gompers
Fragmentary OCR: famine and crop failure in native region
A garbled OCR fragment references famine impact on natives, noting prices and consumption by a son and servant. It mentions crop failures described as a cause of famine and notes a place likely in a native region, with distorted names and terms.
Look Out For Bell and Lewis In Illinois Convention
Denver July report cites J Hamilton Lewis as a Democratic governor candidate advising vigilance toward Theodore Bell of California and Tenal Lewis of Illinois as potential vice presidential nominee prospects. The text notes Bell may chair the convention while Haskell of Oklahoma is Bryan’s choice for committee chair.
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Gans Favorite in Heavyweight Title Show
Ian Vrancives notes Gans remains favorite as Nelson Nehan Taee Lo challenges for the light heavyweight world title. Despite confidence fading, backers push odds three to one in favor of the Negro, with both fighters in peak condition and Gans promising to end Nelson within twenty rounds.
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Cleveland and Columbus News Briefs from July Fourth Pages
Reports from Columbus and Cleveland cover financial disputes involving the defunct Banking Trust Company of Wauson, state treasurer McKinnon resisting surrender of securities, a murder and robbery case on the Cuyahoga docks, and political moves on the Ohio national committee. Also noted are a pardon petition drive for Marian Bennardo and a county salary limit ruling for Defiance sheriff costs.
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D Trust Company
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George W. Close
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Clone
Court of Federal
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Four Thousand Dead in Tabriz Amid Siege
Telegraph reports from Teheran say a severe clash in Tabriz left as many as 4000 killed with 1700 civilians sheltering in the Rin tin bank. Rebels and reactionaries traded fire as bread shortages worsened, while foreign residents fled their homes. The standoff continued into a third day as troops pressed the insurgents.
Bryan Stands For A Publicity Plank
Lincoln Nebraska July 4 The campaign opening gun for William J Bryan was fired at a banquet by the Nebraska traveling men’s Bryan club to Commoner last night The declaration to publicize the party platform drew tumultuous cheers from thousands in the hall The speech eulogized Democracy and avoided pre convention questions Notables included Congressman Ollie James of Kentucky and Senator Gore of Oklahoma.
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William J. Bryan
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Ollie James
Kentucky
Gore
Oklahome
Revolution Breaks Out in Paraguay
Buenos Ayres reports a rising in Asuncion with hundreds killed or wounded. The unrest stems from a yearlong movement led by Colorado party allies against the Paraguayan government, with artillery mutinies and bombardment of police barracks noted. United States minister O Brien and secretary Owsley Jr. are in Asuncion. communications along with telegraph lines are cut. Generals Caballero and Recobar named as leading figures. possible installation of Caballero or Macabar as president anticipated.
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State pays coats under probation law ruling
Columbus Ohio July 4 The attorney general holds that when convicted persons receive parole under the new probation law the coat bill must go to the warden with judgment and be approved by him and then the state will pay the premium as if the convict had been placed in prison
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Gem Ora Bolde
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