Wilson Wins On 46th Ballot At Baltimore Convention
Baltimore reports detail Woodrow Wilson's nomination after the 46th ballot as Oscar Underwood and Gov Foss directed delegates to switch. Chicago and Oyster Bay coverage note Roosevelt and Bryan reacting as party leaders push a progressive option.
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Progressive Convention to Nominate United States Candidate
August first convention in Chicago to select delegates from states nationwide to nominate a candidate for the presidency. Roosevelt faction supports convening in Montana and forming delegate lists to proceed with balloting and party action.
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Heavyweight Battle Set Amid Local Hype and Bets
Promoters announce an anticipated heavyweight clash between Jack Johnson and Jemivin of Pueblo with betting tilted toward Johnson. Crowds gather as fighters prepare, with talk of conditions and fees shaping the heavyweight showdown following the historic Johnson Jeffries series.
End of Cuba Insurrection Report Refolds Warships
News dispatches from Washington state the Cuban insurrection is nearly over with warships and marines recalled. Government troops have gained control on the island, the insurgent leader killed, and suppression advancing across provinces.
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Balloon Blast Kills Vaniman and Six Crew in Atlantic Trip
In Atlantic City a trial flight of the giant dirigible Vaniman ended in a catastrophic explosion. Builder Vaniman and six crew members perished as the airship, nearly ready to cross the Atlantic, blew up during maneuvers off the shore on a calm day. The cause remains unknown.
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New York Horse Wins Blue Ribbon at Show
An American horse owned by Judge Moore of New York won the blue ribbon at the international horse show in London. The judges noted the Moore horse finished two points ahead of all others despite strong European entries and top-bred stock.
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Burns Fined for Contempt in Contested Ticket Case
In Los Angeles on a July afternoon a man named Burns was fined for contempt relating to a dispute over a park defense and a bribe-like ticket. The ruling notes Burns faced a severe reprimand and the contempt charge stemmed from the defendant’s actions in the contentious matter.
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Catholics urged to be patriotic in Seattle discourse
In Seattle a scattered group of Catholic leaders and figures including Mather Vaanghe and a Congressman press Catholics to remain patriotic and resist drifting toward foreign banners. They warn that industrial, social, and clerical factions may stir strife while neglecting national defense and loyalty.
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No Additional Canal Bonds Needed
Congress has decided there will be no additional canal bonds this year as subscriptions in the past have provided ample funds to carry on the work. The canal is expected to be opened to traffic within a year and the bonds subscribed for by the people are sufficient to complete the waterway connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Dr. Andrews, dentist, is back in the old stand in the Board of Trade building. Visiting Card at Nugget Office.
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Taft Forces Dominate Ohio in Primary
Taft forces secure decisive victory in Ohio as Republican contenders contest amid statewide primary momentum. Strong showing boosts Taft bid with key districts aligning behind the party’s favored candidate.
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China Refuses Loan Amid Heavily Purple Confusion
A garbled report mentions China denying a loan of three million dollars amid unclear context. The fragmented text includes scattered names and phrases, but no coherent event details or verifiable entities.
Gompers and Morrison Appeal Warious of Ton
Ambiguous text references appeal by Gompers and Morrison to a court or authority. Fragments mention attorney, year, and later actions but key details are unreadable. The article appears to discuss legal filings or appeals without clear outcomes or context.
Congress Extends Current Appropriations for July
Congress extends the current funding through July to avoid a government shutdown. The move preserves pay for workers and ongoing operations while negotiations continue on future spending levels and programs.
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Lost Canary Birds and Nome Tailoring Co Service Notes
Lost canary flyer asks finder to return the brown and yellow bird. Also promotes Nome Tailoring Co offering cleaning pressing repairing alterations for ladies and gentlemen with home delivery and free orders, claiming first class workmanship.
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NOME TAILORING CO. Storefront Dispute Between Shops
A local business row unfolds between Segerstrom and Hagen and Zehner's jewelry stores over a storefront boundary. No arrests reported. Community merchants seek mediation.
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