Wilsons Forces Hold Firm in Deadlock at National Convention
The report describes ongoing balloting in the Baltimore convention with Clark leading but no clear majority. Bryan warns he will back Wilson as long as New York votes for Clark. Nearly all delegates remain in caucus as plans for a quick nomination and platform adoption unfold. Washington reports Clark’s remark that he expects nomination that night.
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New York
Clark
Wilson
James
Foss
Massachusetts
Ohio
Underwood
Harmon
Marshall
Bryan
Nebraska
Sulzer
Stone
Fourteenth to Seventeenth Ballot Totals Shown
The record lists ballot totals for Clark, Wilson, Underwood, Harmon, Marshall, Bryan, Kern across the fourteenth to seventeenth ballots. Figures include Clark in the low 500s and Wilson around 36 thousand, with small positive moves for Underwood and steady counts for Harmon and Marshall.
Convention clash over Democratic nomination vote
Report from Baltimore on June 20 notes tempers flare as speakers press questions about supporting a nominee with New York votes. Bryan warns against hypotheticals while Knox protests and factions argue for or against a two thirds ballot result. After the tenth ballot, Inwood is mentioned as a possible next candidate.
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Clark
Wilson
Harmon
Underwood
Marshall
Kern
Foss
New York
Brewer
Mississippi
Centleman
Knox
Alabama
Bryan
Lee
Tion
Morgan
Ryan
Belmont
Bond
Baltimore
Idaho Ballot Largely Favors Bryan on Nineteenth Round
On the nineteenth ballot Idaho cast six votes for Bryan. The eighteenth ballot tallies show Clark 535, Wilson 361, Underwood 125, Harmon 29, Marshall 30, Bryan 1, Kern 344, reflecting a shifting preference during the contest.
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Idaho
Bryan
Clark
Wilson
Underwood
Harmon
Marshall
Kern
Detective Burns Will Name the Higher-Ups
London, June 29. Sir Francis S. Powell celebrates his eighty fifth birthday recalling his 1863 entry to Parliament with Palmerston and close ties to Derby Russell Gladstone and Beaconsfield. He says long tenure harms reputations and Patterson would have left stronger legacies had they left earlier?
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London
Francis S. Powell
Sir Francis
Palmerston
Earl of Derby
Lord John Russell
William E. Gladstone
Lord Beaconsfield
Gladstone
Chicago Society Ties Knot In Lake Forest Ceremony
Prominent society figures from east and west gathered at the Presbyterian church in Lake Forest for the wedding of Miss Adelaide Chatfield Taylor and Mr Hen dricks Whitman. After the ceremony, guests attended a grand reception at Fairlawn, the Chatfield Taylor home.
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Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Lake Forest
Adelaide Chatfield- Taylor
Hobart C. Chatfield-Taylor
Hendricks Whitman
William Whitman
Brookline
Mass
Fairlawn
Niece of President a Bride in Cincinnati Wedding
A notable Cincinnati wedding linked to national figures as Miss Harriet Anderson daughter of Mrs. Charles Anderson and niece of President and Mrs. Taft marries Hugo de Fritseh of New York. De Fritseh is son of the late Chevalier Hugo de Fritseh former Austrian consul in New York.
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Cincinnati
Mias Harriet Anderson
Hugo de Fritseh
New York
Charles Anderson
Taft
de Fritseh
Chevalier Hugo de Fritseh
Metropolis
Alexander Ramsey State Park Dedicated in Minnesota
The Alexander Ramsey State Park in Redwood Falls Minnesota was formally dedicated and opened. Former attorney general Young gave the day’s oration. Samuel G Iverson dedicated the park to Minnesota’s people with a response by Governor A Wherhart.
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Rewood Falls
Minn
Alexander Ramsey
Young
Samuel G. Iverson
Minnesota
Rhorn
A. Wherhart
United States Team Leads in Army Rifle Event
Stockholm June 20 United States team led at the end of the first stage of the international team competition for army rifle shooting at the Olympic games.
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Stockholm
United States
Burns to testify in Darrow trial on dynamite conspiracy
William J. Burns is expected to be the next prosecution witness in the Darrow dynamite conspiracy case. He signaled in a speech yesterday that his testimony would include startling evidence. Juror Leavitt’s illness halted today’s session. the juror is said to be able to resume Monday afternoon.
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Los Angeles
Wm. J. Burns
Darrow
Burns
Leavitt
Montamara Festa Opens With Massed Choir in Tacoma Stadium
Tacoma prepares for Montamara Festa drawing visitors from the northwest states and Canada and a large eastern contingent. The festival begins with a macre concert in the stadium by over 500 voices, followed by a week of outdoor spectacles, parades, pageants, trap shooting, athletic and aquatic events, and Pacific Northwest road races.
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Tacoma
Wash
Northwest States
Canada
Great Stadium
Tahomah
Pacific Northwest
Zionists to Meet in Cleveland for Federation Convention
Zionist leaders from across the nation will gather in Cleveland starting tomorrow for the three day annual federation convention. The event is expected to be among the federation's most important, with delegates from Oregon California Texas and other distant states.
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Cleveland
Counry
Federation of American Zionists
Federation
Wenal
Oregon
California
Texas
Federal HQ Announces Readiness at Rachinbag Front
Federal commanders say forces are fortified at Rachinbag fifteen miles north as strategists map a plan to trap rebels. They anticipate no fighting for three days while detachments move to designated positions.
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Federal
Rachinbag
Wheat Market Update from Chicago on June 20
Chicago market report notes July wheat futures with price changes and subtle shifts in trading mood. Market observers describe activity as cautious with hedging seen among producers and buyers amid uncertain demand.
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Chicago
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