Taggart activity with second place boom in Denver
Thomas Taggart, chairman of the national Democratic Committee, arrives in Denver promising a vice presidential boom for Bryan. He predicts Bryan will be nominated on the first ballot with John W. Kern of Indiana as running mate. A July 4 meeting was set to decide concert contents and Taggart hints at succeeding as chairman. Norman Mack supports Chanler for VP with Bryan in mind, touting New York strength.
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Tag Bart
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Norman Mack
Buffalo
Chanler
New York
New York State
Chanter
Suffragettes Plan Peaceful Demonstration at Parliament
Suffragists announce a noon gathering next Tuesday to pressure Premier Asquith on legislative reform. A deputation will seek talks while a cordon around the House of Commons is formed by 190 supporters. The event aims for no entry attempts and remains nonviolent.
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House of Comand
Asquith
Amade
Troops to Guard Canal Zone Before Election
Washington reports troops and marines deployed as election looms in Panama with 120 marines to be in the canal zone. Both parties claim advantage while no unrest is noted. Also records the death of ten year old Gath from a baseball accident on Tuesday in Torrington.
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Navy Department
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Panama
State Department
Torrineton
Gath
Samuel Gath
New Litehfeld Street
Republican Campaign Opens With Dover Expected Soon
Washington June 26 Secretary of the Republican National Committee member Himer Dover is expected to arrive by tomorrow to begin active work on the coming campaign. The national committee rooms were reopened today in preparation for Dover's return and the start of operations.
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Himer Dover
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Dover
Grape-Nuts Endorsement Letter Promotes Health Claim
A reader testimonials that fully nourished breakfasts with Grape-Nuts and milk or cream sustain brain and nerve function across life stages. The letter claims improved memory, appetite, and well being for the writer over sixty, their husband, an aunt, and a traveling man. It ends by noting the ad copy's sponsor and a call to read The Road to Wellville.
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Wellvilles
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City weighs damages in Gary Hel Oak Bachem and Plynauth paving case
The board held a public hearing on compensation for condemned land below Spring Side to serve paving projects on Gary Hel Oak Bachem and Plynauth streets. Landowner Hamed Gorham claims water damage from local streams. city plans to condemn and compensate. Hearing adjourned to July 16 due to Gorham's counsel absence.
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Bryan Taft to Speak on Consecutive Days in Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb union a plan for William J Bryan and William H Taft to speak on consecutive September days in Lincoln with a possible exchange of remarks. Governor Sheldon received the update after correspondence with Bryan and Taft via W R Holler secretary of the Nebraska board of agriculture.
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Rabies Epidemic Quarantines Thirty Towns in New York
Albany reports a rabies or hydrophobia outbreak leading to quarantine in thirty towns across New York State. Officials warn the situation is unprecedented and echo similar conditions seen elsewhere in the country.
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Reval Meeting Hints New Jewish Rights Measure
London dispatch reports that at a recent King Edward and Emperor Nicholas meeting in Reval premier Stolypin plans a major action to improve Jewish rights in Riesta. The measure aims to ease harsh laws affecting Jews in Riesta and is described as a significant policy move.
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Sinee
Jewish Chronicle
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Riesta
Takes poison at wife's gravis Best Cannon
Nathaniel Beebe's body found near his wife's grave in a local cemetery with a laudanum bottle nearby. the Cornwall visitor, about sixty eight years old, reportedly despondent and may have poisoned himself. The note adds a London pensions item for writers and a grant to Paul Fountain for literary contributions.
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Boy Drowns Near Bridge Street In Stratford
A year old boy reportedly drowned while with friends near the Bridge Street Stratford area. The body has been recovered and authorities are investigating the incident.
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Bridgenart- Stratford
Tribute to Mr Cleveland by Van Dyke at Princeton University
Princeton faculty and friends prepared to attend funeral rites for Mr Cleveland. Van Dyke, reflecting in a tribute to Associated Press, praised Cleveland as a friend to younger men, loyal, courteous, and in tune with Princeton traditions, whose death marks a deep communal loss.
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Hippes
Cornelia
Democratic Deadlock at Charlotte Convention Rises Over Midnight
In Charlotte North Carolina a Democratic convention neared a resolution after twenty eight hours of delay. Congressman W W W Kitchin led Locke Craig to a narrow 46 vote edge while Dol Rahly Herne gained strength. Fourteen ballots had been counted by midnight with signs of potential shifts. Delegates remained aligned to their candidates as the deadlock continued.
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Buncombe County
Kert
Dol Rahly Herne
Johnstos County
Hine
N P Rate Hearing Discusses Northern Partie Reorganization
Testimony from F A Gray, comptroller, outlines 1894 reorganization of Northern Partie company. Syndicate received $77.5M common stock and $15.9M preferred stock, with present holdings valued at $8.41M cash from old stockholders. Details cover stock retirements, payments, and net capitalization changes. Also notes university honor for a local pastor and death of a paper magnate, plus Woolen Mills shutdown and a diamond find in Windhoek region.
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Irigg
King Edwards Birthday Four New Peers Created at London Celebrations
On June 26 in London a royal birthday celebration issued honors. Four new peers were created and there were ten new privy connections, eleven barons, and twenty five knights. Notable resignations accompanied promotions including Bir Antony Patrek McDonnell and George White inv Whiteley. Sir Charles Witapatriel and Thomas Wallace Russell were named privy councillors amid the official festivities.
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YERKES AUTO HITS BOY INJURING ITS VICTIM
New York June 2 chauffeur Edward Rowhng arrested after Mrs Mary A Yerkes Vi The car carrying Mrs Yerkes and two companions struck Dominick Panquals a boy playing in Washington park roadway The injury serious and the boy taken to a hospital in morine condition The chasear arrest was on a technical charge of assault
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Iowa Democrats Close Conventions with Cheers for Bryan
At the Sioux City state convention on June 26 the four hour fight over platform ended in a harmonious session. The party kept to its pro temperance and good government policy while pledging strong support for William Jennings Bryan and the Iowa ticket. The crowd cheered the platform and Bryan amid a traditional party unity mood.
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Stalwarts Victory in North Dakota Primary
Fargo dispatch reports the Republican wing appears to have named the state ticket in the primary with possible exception of supreme court justice. Senator race results show Marshall about 5,000, Johnson 6,600, Little 6,600, and rough 4,250. Moe failed to reach forty percent, so the top two move to November election where the highest vote overall will become the party candidate for the senatorship.
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Branford Trustees Set Next Week Meeting at Branford Savings
Branford saving bank trustees plan the annual meeting for next Tuesday evening. Local Branford events include Yale entrance exams for five students from Branford and surrounding areas, and several Branford Manufacturing employees were laid off due to low orders.
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Epidemic Dying Out In Caracas Yet Lines Leave Venezuela
Report from Caracas notes a shrinking plague in the capital with only three new cases in a week and few scattered cases in La Guaira yet warns that Red Steamship Line withdrawals threaten Venezuela’s links to the world. Municipal councils push for a grand independence anniversary statue in Caracas marking ten years of independence.
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Milford Junior league program charms Milford chapel
Milford June 25 members of the Junior league staged an entertaining program at the M church chapel. The event featured a opening exercise, prayers, recitations by Marjory Beach Mabel Hutchinson and Dorothy Libby piano solos by Esther Cox Florence Gregory and a piano duet by Marion Parker and Florence Gregory plus a mite box ceremony and prizes for scholars with rewards for Natalie Ford Marion Razee and Florence Gregory. Ice cream and cake followed the program with about fifty children attending.
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Acholara
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B Gregory
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Rey HO. Gilman
C.H. Harvey
Sherman Shrinking Health Update From Cleveland Campaign
Republican presidential candidate James G. Sherman resumes hope after near recovery from an operation delay. Doctor Carter reports improving condition and no cause for anxiety as of tonight. Temperature at nine was 99.4, pulse 72, respiration 16 up from last night, with Mrs Sherman present.
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