New York Delegation Struggles At Democratic Convention
The New York delegation faced division over contested seats with Bryant allies and reformists clashing as the Democratic national committee prepares to draft platform. Key figures include John Johnson, Thomas Subnet, and Daniel Murphy amid tensions among Pennsylvanian and Chicago factions. The vote to determine chair and slate concluded with intense debate and adjournment as party lines held firm.
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Norer C. Sullivan
Chicago
Cook County
Robert B. Burke
Bieaeroelaton Renater
Dudola
Idaho
Tom Subnet
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Rockwell
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Dratett
Johnwon
Pereloh McCarren
Brooklyn
Charles V Morphy
Kings Faye
Murphy
Coler
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Gimey
Howley
Woothlawn
Bryan Forces Dominate Delegation Arrivals and Open Convention
Arrivals today show Bryan's delegation strength nearly overwhelming rivals with only scattered opposition. New York's abstention and Murphy's indecisive stance weaken counter moves as Cleveland memorial resolutions loom. Michigan selects Wood of Flint for national committeeman after a long session.
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Georgia
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Murat Halstead Funeral At Cloelanatl July Seventh
Murat Halstead funeral in Cloelanatl with pallbearers including Judge Alexander I. Histon Stephen Crevard Henry Watterson Mayor Markbrett and others. Fighop Walden a Wayhood schoolmate conducted services as mourners gathered to honor the late journalist.
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Cloelanatl
Murat Halstand
Alexander I. Histon
Stephen Crevard
Henry Watterson
Lowlaville
Markbrett
Sonntor Foraker
John J. Platt
Capt . Banks
Edmond Junkes
Thornton M. Hinkle
Charles P. Taft
Jackson Attacks Ice Trust In New York Action
Jackson launches a legal action in New York against The American Ice Co seeking to halt its further business. The suit, filed Monday by Attorney Geneva, accuses the firm of inflating prices in the city and seeks ousting the corporation from its place in the ice market.
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Ice Trust
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American Ice Co
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Steel Trust Boss Sees Bright Business Outlook
E H Gary chairman of United States Steel says business conditions look up for iron and steel. He notes improved activity over two weeks and year start demand, with bottom prices likely reached and ample credit for railroad finance despite some funding strains. He credits moral tone and Roosevelt era reforms for higher standards in business conduct.
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E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
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Europe
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Attell Challenges the Champion in Open Lightweight Clash
Abe Attell, the lightweight fighter, issues a challenge to Benny Nelson after Nelson kayoed Joe Gans in San Francisco last Saturday, aiming to fight for the world lightweight title in New York.
Alabama Miners Strike Shuts Down Birmingham Town
In Birmingham Alabama miners strike affecting local commerce. Union leaders reject wage offers citing 5 cent per ton compromise as unacceptable. Only two small outfits remain active. Authorities monitor tense labor dispute amid minimal business activity.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Als
Arrest Suspect Charged With Embezzlement In Michigan
A Michigan arrest concerns embezzlement totaling about 14,900 dollars. The case involves a Mobile Alo suspect linked to political engagements and charged in connection with the alleged funds misappropriation.
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Chairman Bell Drives Handcar in Lincoln Drama
A dramatic scene unfolds as Theodore Bell of California arrives in Lincoln to open the Democratic convention amid flood chaos. The act features a special Rock Island train, muddy attire, and a humorous yet tense race to reach the venue before the doors close.
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Melcher
Rock Island
Betl
Ruef Freed as City Ousts Large Bail Record
Abraham Ruef released from jail on a bond totaling 1 660 000 dollars in a San Francisco case described as the largest bail in the state. The report notes intense public agitation and a major fire in a Canadian town influenced by the upheaval, with a butcher B McKnight suffering as his slaughterhouse and multiple buildings burned.
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Gail
San Francisco
Jake
Abraham Ruef
Child in Heid foe Ransom in New York City
Police report a 11 year old Frances Aligne abducted in Heid foe ransom. She left her home on Firat avenue last Saturday with a man offering candy. A note from the kidnapper demands $400 for her return and was received by her parents.
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New York
Frances Aligne
Firat Avenue
Pranoen
New York mine deaths and hot weather distress report
Kilte New Yorkers report mine deaths and extreme heat causing insanity in the week. Bere fen Thoropome ters registered 100 hot weather related deaths. In Cleveland heat- related incidents, four beantry fen were Bled in probate court. McKinnon Returns From Abcosd in Naples health recovery. Henry Farman wins $2,900 prize for the first necroplanter who remained 16 minutes in an event.
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Cleveland
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Abcosd
Columbia
Tanquette
Naples
Farman
Parla
Henry Farman
Monlay
M Farman
Fire destroys Cleveland apartment. two killed
Fire on Kinsmen Street destroyed a frame apartment building in Cleveland. A man and wife died and four others were endangered as residents on the upper floors either jumped or were rescued. Albert Kay and his wife were trapped. she was badly buried before firefighters pulled her free.
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Persene
Kinsmen Street
Sheing
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Port Huron Man Sentenced for Fraternity Funds Theft
J Wilson of Port Huron received a prison term of two and a half to five years for embezzling over 75000 from the Unfed Home Protectors Fraternity. The case in Towson highlights a broader fund shortfall and internal wreckage within the organization. Senator Foraker notified Congressman Kennedy that future appointments to the Uly dletelet may be delayed unless Parker's choice is considered, affecting several post office postings.
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Foraker
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Poraker
J. F Townsend
Fontmertey
Salem
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Wenaty
Four robbers attack home in Mt North Dover
Cleveland dispatch reports four robbers attempted to burn the home of Ales in Mt North Dover Monday morning. The resident was saved as flames were blown away by the wind, protecting the room where she slept. Washington notes: President accepts resignation of Judge Lochren and names Ald. Purdy to fill the vacancy.
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Ales
Mt North
Dover
WaShington
William Lochren
United’ Blater Court
District of Minnesota
St Paul
Ald. Purdy
Ney
Wellington
Sitney & Warner
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National Bank
Ohie
Beck
Columbus
Tonkethur
Prinhdad
Charges Detective With Murder In Cleveland Case
Coroner Borke renders verdict in charges against two railroad detectives. Mathias Juvictek shot and killed Joseph McNalty, accused of trampling railroad property. John At killed John Peice, accused of breaking into a yard. Injunction case: Judge Keeler refuses to dissolve restraining order against building a new school house at Collinwood. Over 20 mothers who lost children due to a recent fire attend. Also three jail breakers sentenced in Youngstown. $1500 reward paid for capture. Medina man Hates Stratford found dead by hanging in a livery barn door. Stratford had recently voiced life as a failure.
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Borke
Alondey
Verdic
Munter
Igniant
Mathias Juvictek
Big Four
Joseph McNalty
John At
Seap
Lake Shore
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John Peice
Eaca
Dnly
Br Rommen
Keeler
Collinwood
Youngtown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jaden Robinson
Leach
Going into Silence and Its Mental Benefits
A fragmented piece discusses going into the Silence as a method to focus the mind on life’s aims, claiming benefits for nerves and vitality. It cites Professor Eliner Gates and Dr. S. A. Stephens, suggesting relaxing the body unlocks new ideas and prolongs life.
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Edison
A. Stephens
Memorial day clash at Ohio State cited by Ohio camp leader
Randolph Walton, executive clerk to Gov. Harris, criticized President Thompson of Ohio State University for interfering with Memorial Day exercises by delaying the university battalion prize drill. He urged patriotic societies to demand Thompson refrain from encroaching on this day.
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Columbus
Randolph
Walton
Harris
Sona of Veteran
Ohio State University
University
Seymour Appointed Columbus Superintendent by Harri On
On Monday Coy. Harri on appointed B. Seymour as superintendent under the Thomas act amid ongoing local personnel changes in Columbus, Ohio. The announcement cites qualifications and official duties for the new post.
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