Keep Hands Off Bryan Refuses Involvement in Ohio Contest
The Democrat leader William Jennings Bryan forgoes backing either Mayor Tom J. Johnson or Harvey Garber in Ohio, stressing national issues over local power struggles. He warns Democrats to remain united for November's election, noting corporations once influenced voting and praising the return of independent, issue-focused politics.
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bin Tontowing
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Ohio hospital death raises questions over whitewash
Anti Bryan supporters had pinned hopes on Murphy of New York Guffey of Pennsylvania and others to stampede the convention from Bryan but the effort collapsed. Massillon state hospital officials and attendants are said to bear blame for John Adame s death though some view the inquiry as whitewashed.
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New York
Guffey
Pennsylvania
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John Adame
Ohio
Alton DB Parker to face crowd after tomorrow
Alton DB and Parker will be joined by a larger turnout tomorrow as more participants descend. The event anticipates heavy participation with many expected attendees and a crowded scene.
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Parker
Lye
Taft allies and Denver echoes shape the 1904 fight
The piece notes Attorney General Wide Bills of Ohio as a possible assistant federal attorney general and trust buster. It references Guilbert, the Taft Chicago demonstration, Denver demonstration, and Bryan’s nomination by acclamation. It mentions President Roosevelt and other figures like Gould, Hobson, and McKinnon, with notes on campaign dynamics and personal details.
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Night Session on Campaign Power and Tariffs in 1890s Speech
A fragmented speech argues about campaign control, secret knowledge of corporate dealings, and executive power. It questions the secretary of commerce and labor’s access to business secrets and campaign influence, then shifts to injunctions, labor rights, and tariff promises. The speaker links protection to corporate power and favors reform.
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Anti injunctions and rail rate platform clash noted
A Democratic platform draft battle unfolds in Denver with disputes over anti injunct ion provisions and railroad valuation. Debates feature Parker leading the rate reform fight while opposition pushes limits on injunction use and judicial power. The plank aims include revenue measures tariff revisions income tax and statehood for Arizona and New Mexico.
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New York
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Massachusetts
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Uist
Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
Political Platform Plank Review Before Democratic Convention
Denver July 20 Ollie James Kentucky congressman announced leaders aim to adopt a platform this afternoon and adjourn to nominate Bryan tonight. The plan includes pledge for navy adequacy, anti-corporation measures, postal savings banks, labor careful liability, and an emergency currency backed by national banks. The ticket would be completed with a vice presidential nominee tomorrow and a sine die adjournment.
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Denver Convention Recess Delays Bryan Platform Vote
Bryan faction leader Ollie James told Chalre Clinton that after preliminaries the convention would recess until seven. Chairman Clayton named Keen Pace and Mack to meet the resolutions committee and watch its report. At 1 52 p m the convention recessed until seven without the committee report.
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New York
Anonymous Letters and Goats Tell of Billville Life
An eclectic clipping blends comic snippets about a postmaster delaying mail for a honeymoon, a tale of anonymous letters and a colorfully named Beekiel, and a humorous goat anecdote recalling a Kansas trip. The notes mix satirical lines with an ironic street view of ordinary affairs gleaned from the Chicago Tribune tradition.
Ellis Named as Attorney General Candidate in Washington Rumor
A Washington rumor says Attorney General W. H. Ellis is chosen to replace Milton J. Purdy as First Assistant Attorney General with a pending Monday appointment. Governor Harris may nominate C. G. Deumas of Toledo as successor if Ellis declines, stirring party intrigue and past cabal accusations.
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Admiral Cofier Trial Sparks Naval Controversy
A report from the admiralty division details ADMIRAL COFIER facing questions amid ongoing investigations. Officials say the inquiry will probe command decisions, unit deployments, and potential mismanagement within the fleet. Public interest rises as testimony dates are announced.
Not Any for Mer Story of a young wife and tradesmen
A humorous tale from Harper's Woolly about a naive young wife who misinterprets the butcher, baker, and candlestick maker. A door shouting collector of axhos creates confusion as she responds with dignity to avoid purchases, highlighting domestic ignorance and social awkwardness.
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Amusing the Baby Roscoe Sutcliffe Sounds Off on Child Labor
Roscoe C Sutcliffe, longtime fighter against child labor, criticizes employers who overwork children, deriding their excuses as inhumane. He cites cases of long hours and stunted development, contrasting with touted benefits while recalling a personal anecdote of a nine year old relative.
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Night Session Echoes From Page One
The report describes a tense night session with a crowd reacting to remarks about an election and a looming four year term. The scene includes murmurs of concern, calls for “amen,” and interruptions as speakers press their points.
Hobson Denounced War, Democrats Rally for Peace Policy
Delegates at a party gathering heard a tense exchange and a call for unity as speakers urged preventing war with Japan. Christospher G. Calughan chaired the session with Callighan of Massachusetts and Senator Hob Taylor of Tennessee in attendance, outlining the committee’s majority report and plans for a formal platform.
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