Delegates Arrive in Denver for Bryan Rally
Denver July 6 delegates flood the convention hotel with raw enthusiasm for Bryan. Oklahoma Governor Haskell and La Follette ally Ken Gore electrify the lobby with fiery speeches against predatory wealth. New York’s delegation reels from internal politicking as Bryan’s camp seeks decisive action on the platform and leadership.
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Denver
Bryan
Tom ‘Tagart
D. J. Canypau
Him” Guffey
Roger Sullivan
Parker
Harvey Garbers
Lewie Bernards
John Bolan
Democratic Party
Min
Sheriff
Guffey
Tammany
New York
George B. Cox
Blaine Club
Cincinnati
Obicago
Cor * Bryan
Oklahoma
Brown Palace
Speecon
Gov. Haskell
Hawkell
Ohio
National Democratic Party
Bia
Ken Gore
la Follette
Kanuna City
Wall Street
Chicago
Tincoin
New York State
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Battle in Santa Rosa Mountains drains Mexican uprisings
Mexico City reports 2000 rural and federal troops converging on a band of insurrectionists totaling nearly 4000 armed men entrenched in the Santa Rosa mountains. Overnight reports warn of a decisive night battle that could quell uprisings. Alarm spreads over renewed Yaqui and gaya Indian activity fueling insurgent agitation.
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Mexico City
Banta Rosa
Chicago faces second heat wave deaths rising
Chicago reports a second heat wave killing twelve people in the last day. Seven deaths are directly linked to heat and five more are reported as heat-related crises. Thermometer readings reached around 90 degrees by noon today.
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Chicago
Fire in Cleveland destroys frame tenements fatally injures two
In Cleveland Ohio early today a fire gutted a frame tenement. Nettie Kay aged two was fatally burned and her husband Albert Kay jumped from a window sustaining a fractured skull. Four others were rescued with difficulty.
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Cleveland, O
Jily
t-Mimw
Nettie Kay
Hushal
Albert Kay
Slaughter Continues Amid Turmoil in Tabriz Region
Reports describe ongoing slaughter as Cossacks hunt isolated reformists near Tabriz despite revolutionaries surrendering. The violence persists with executions attributed to shaba Consacks forces still active in the area.
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St. Peterdiwing
Dily
Tabriz Rontinuen
Drought Hurts Ohio Wheat Prospects in State Report
A July monthly report from the Ohio state department of agriculture shows drought damage to crops. Wheat prospects fell from 94 to 86 percent from June 1 to July 1, and overall yield prospects dropped from 89 to 77 percent in the same period.
Maets arraigned in forgery perjury case in New York
Wood was arraigned today before Justice Vester in the court of general sessions on charges of forgery and perjury connected to a recent suit against United States Senator Matt. A plea of not guilty was entered.
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New York
Wood
Justice Vester
Court of General Sessions
United States
Matt
Perjury Charge and Demurrer in Forgery Case
The court heard a perjury allegation and a demurrer linked to forgery. Werdtenday secured metal day for argument while the five thousand dollar Tara Ball matter was continued.
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Werdtenday
Five Die as Car Hits Wagon Near Lynwood Station
In Los Angeles County July 6 a Pacific Electric car on the Santa Ana line struck a wagon at Lynwood station, killing five and wounding five. The wagon carried Joseph Olive a rancher and his six children aged 14 8 9 and 8. The driver was arrested as the party of children was on a ride.
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Angeles
Cal
Santa Ana
Lynweed Station
Joseph Olive
Joseph
Thomas
Theodore Keuhner
Kiste
Oller
Syuck
Neterman
Fire Sweeps Port of Port au Prince
A major blaze tore through the Port au Prince area near the palace and senate building on Sunday afternoon. Four hundred buildings burned, including the courthouse and prison, with prisoners moved to safety. The arsenal and powder stores also exploded as flames spread, aided by wind and crowds. the French cruiser Chasseloup Laubat assisted, but fire and explosions continued for hours threatening further damage and interrupting cable communications.
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Port
Au Prince
Talion
Cable Company
Arsenal
Knappin Claims Johnson Cannot Win in 1912 Nomination Battle
In Denver Democrats debate strategy as Johnson backers contend he cannot win. Knappin, deputy Johnson manager, notes Minnesota and New York factions push for Bryan or other names, while Tammany Hall logistics shape delegates. The convention mood aims to place Johnson in line for 1912 reorganization.
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Denver
Col
Exerusive Council
American Federation of Labor
Johnson
New York
Bryan
Committee On
Merry Widows
John Mitchel
Tammany Hall
Mayo
Congresui
Kentucky
Lincoln
Theodore Knappin
Minnesota
Knappin
Ryan
Democratic Party
Harvey Garber Chosen as Next Ohio Committeeman
Denver July 6 The Ohio delegation announced Harvey Garber as the next national committeeman after defeating factions from his state. At a caucus aboard Bernard’s special train, 27 of 32 delegates pledged to Garber against Johnson, with 46 Ohio delegates in total. The reactionaries claimed Hermon’s nomination for governor remains influential in party affairs.
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Witen B. Parker
Norman
Mack
New York
William J.conner
Buffalo
Mr. Mack
William J. Gnyvor
Brooklyn
Tomor‘row
Bryan
Oll
Ohio
Denver
Tom L. Johnson
Col
Johnson
Cleveland
Bationsiomm m Son
Harvey Gar‘ber
Judson Hermon
Lewle Bernard
Garhar Azainet Johnson
Jotmeon
Hither Thomas
Springfeld
Gruber
Steubenville
Chile
Bryan Dominates Denver Delegates In Democratic Plot
In Denver July 6 observers compare the Democratic convention to Chicago where Roosevelt led. Bryan dominates the scene, with Judge Gray likened to Fairbanks as a fallback. The anti injunction plank clash echoes the key platform battle. Kerr contestants select James M. Guffey as Pennsylvania delegation chairman.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Gray
Fairbanks
Denver
Col
Ik Bryan
Lincoln
Bryan
Chinsei
Judge Gray
Empire State of New York
Viata
Murphy
Pennsylvania
Kerr
O. James M. Guffey
Guffey Winner Named in New York Contest
Bullton Denver July 6 The sub committee in the New York contest today decided in favor of meeting the requirements.
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Denver
New York
Postmaster General Report Denied After Illness Claim
Washington reports that a private secretary denied a claim about Postmaster General Meyer's illness. The aide said the official suffered a weight attack or indigestion, not ptomaine poisoning, and there was no indication of a serious health incident.
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Washington
Meyer
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Santa Rosa Mountains
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MAETS
Ept
Port Au Prince
Kossler
St. Louie Republic
Harvey Garber
Bullton
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