Rebellion Within Mary Democrats Over Bryan Platform
The piece describes a weak internal rebellion within the Mary Democrats against Bryan, focusing on the Nebraska platform and an anti injunction plank. Lynch failed to appear with hot figures, delegates and vice presidential booms were limited, and Gray's candidacy appears serious though Taggart backs Kern. Weaver leads prohibition efforts while anti injunctions spark debate among arriving Democratic leaders.
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Nebraska
Frederick B. Lynch
Bryan
Chicago
Lynch
Wade
J. ¥. Sullivan
Judge Gray
Tom Taggart
John M. Kern
Gray
Sullivan
Haols
Johnston
Texas
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Jim” Guffey
Guffey
Richmond Rich Dressing Men and Tailors
In Richmond, many men wear clothes made to order with fine suits available for 15 to 18 dollars, half the price from years ago. Emmons Tailoring Co. has operated seven years at these prices and reports rising business as it shows its largest stock yet with over 600 spring suit styles.
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Emmons Tailoring Co
Reds add Doescher as promising pitcher after Cubs win
In his debut Doescher defeated the Chicago Cubs allowing seven hits. The piece notes a strong season pace for Indianapolis and a first place return by the Browns after a western tour. It also mentions new signings Hurst and Bau man at Cedar Rapids and Parker’s forced move to Fairmount West Virginia amid club tensions.
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Doescher
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Indianapolis
Browns
Hurst
Bauman
Richmond
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Parker
Fairmount
W. Va
Beallview
Athletic Park
Baseball scores and schedules across leagues
National League results Brooklyn 11 New York 7 Cincinnati Chicago 2 Philadelphia 9 Boston 2 Pittsburg St Louis. American League Boston 4 New York 1 in 11 Philadelphia 4 Washington 0. American Association Indianapolis 10 St Paul 4 Columbus 2 4 Minneapolis 1 3 second game 7 innings. Milwaukee 5 12 Toledo 4 0 Kansas City 3 Louisville 2. Central League Wheeling 4 Grand Rapids 8 Rain elsewhere. Upcoming NL Chicago Cincinnati New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston. AL Detroit Chicago Cleveland St Louis Washington Philadelphia New York Boston. AA Louisville Indianapolis Columbus Toledo St Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City. Wheeling Dayton Zanesville Ft Wayne Evansville Grand Rapids Terre Haute South Bend
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Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Washington
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Wheeling
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Cleveland
American Association
Central League
Dayton
Zanesville
Ft. Wayne
Evansville
Terre Haute
South Bend
Wen
Boston St. Louis
Louistee
Boston Oe
Way to Save on Laundry Costs with Pure Soap
Donative advice suggests not to judge weekly wash bills solely by washer fees. If garments wear due to poor materials, include garment costs. Recommends using a pure soap like Easy Task, safe and usable without boiling.
Direct Judgment Sought Against Traction Company
The filing alleges that on June 6 1908 the Traction Company and the city of Richmond through its board of public works entered into a contract later ratified by the city council on June 18 by ordinance, with claims the contract was arranged without proper authority. The suit seeks direct judgment against the Traction Company for actions arising from this disputed contract.
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Corporation
City of Richmond
Board of Public Works
Common Council
Gray Followers Hopeful In Democratic Nomination Fight
Delegates consider Judge Gray likely to capture enough support to deny Bryan on first ballot. Gray backers predict shifts from Bryan as others line up for the Delaware judge with speeches by L. I. Handy and Peter A. O’Boyle. Donedhy and Purcell report labor plank satisfaction after meeting Bryan in Denver.
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Judge Gray
Bryan
Bryan Boomers
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Johnson
Minnesota
Gray
L. I. Handy
Wilmington
Peter A. O'Boyle
Pittston
Friends of
Delaware
Sage of
Fairview
Messrs
Donedhy and
Purcell
Denver
Washington, D. C
Donedry
The
West
Indiana Plank in Bryan Style Faces Denver Showdown
Indiana leaders back a campaign plank favoring direct state influence as John W. Kern reportedly will carry it to Denver. The bid, seen as west bearing with Indiana support, contrasts with Chicago convention rejection. First chapter ends as ex-city official Brunaugh sentenced for street contracting fraud.
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Bryan
Indiana
John W. Kern
Denver
Chicago
Fairbanks
Harry P. Brunaugh
Hookwalter
Brunaugh
Peach
Brunaugh's swift verdict marks quick justice in fraud case
The Brunaugh verdict stands as one of the swiftest in memory with the jury out only sixteen minutes. He received a sentence of one to fourteen years, thanked all but the presiding judge, and was sent back to jail for upcoming northern prison transfer. Indictments tied to street patching frauds will be addressed next. A. R. G. headquarters in Indiana reports Toledo encampment invites to 400 teachers, predicting strong turnout. Also notes a sick-to-well recovery after taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Beallview
South Side
Anderson Club
Richmond
Rice
Aresmith
Mason
Hicks
Pierce
Collins
J. Bambaugh
Shinn
Dennis
Lindsigg
Rosenbaum
England
Cambridge
Grays
Briunaugh
Brunaugh
Indiana
Toledo
Natonal
Ohio City
Toking Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Taft Chairman Race Narrows As Talks Start
A New York era of intrigue centers on Taft and Hitchcock as political depots press for a chairman. Mr Taft plans frank talks with party men to decide roles while Charles P Taft of Cincinnati is urged by friends to be named chair. Associates of Harry S New and national figures are discussed but unlikely picks include Meyer and Crane. The Taft subcommittee will travel to Hot Springs, Va to finalize preferences ahead of pending committee decisions.
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Friends
Bryan
Vorys
Hitchcock
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
Harry 5. New
Indianapolis
Chicago
Meyer
Winthrop Murray Crane
Massachusets
Hes
Hot Springs
National Committee
Set Springs
Georgia Legislature Considers Chattanooga Fact Finding Trip
Atlanta June 30 Georgia lawmakers debate a planned trip to Chattanooga to inspect railroad property. The House approved the move while the Senate initially agreed but then reconsidered, citing fear of Chattanooga gin mills. Senator Brock urged saloons be closed Friday and Saturday to protect lawmakers. The House remains willing to go despite temptations.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Chattanooga
Tennessee
House
Senate
Brock
Y M C A Building Nears Completion
The Y M C A building is roofed within two weeks and plastering will follow with no further delays. Wall work on the fourth floor proceeds rapidly and electricians and plumbers are advancing. The contractor says the building should be fully constructed by September and ready for occupancy by October after furnishing and gym equipment are installed.
Night riders threaten release of convict in Kentucky
Paducah June 30. Threats by night riders to free Dr. E Champion from Benton jail where he serves a year for night riding in Marshall county have prompted heavy guard deployment. Streets are cleared early and guards carry night sticks if resistance occurs.
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Paducah Ky
E. Champion
Benton
Marshall County
Cambridge City Boys Sentenced to Reform School
Three Cambridge City youths aged eleven to twelve were sent to Plainfield Reform School by Judge Fox for incorrigible conduct. Ralph Goodwin and Harry and Clifford Hickman have admitted petty thefts, including a bucket of candy from Ohmits store. The court ordered education and trades training with restraint, acknowledging parental faults.
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Cambridge City
Plainfield Reform School
Fox
Ralph Goodwin
Harry
Clifford Hickman
Reform School
A. R. Feemster
Board of Children’s, Guardians
Candler
Unusual stock of men's summer shirts on display
A local shop presents a lively collection of summer shirts from top makes including muslin styles. Inventories feature plaited neckwear with cuffs attached, coat models, and a wide range of finely made shirts and neellere designs.
Trains From Terre Haute and Eastern Traction Schedule
Terre Haute and Eastern Traction Co lists daily train departures from Richmond to Indianapolis and intermediate stations at 6 00 am 7 25 am 8 00 9 25 10 00 11 00 12 00 1 00 5 20 6 00 and 7 30 pm Limited service offers last car to Indianapolis 6 40 pm and last car to New Castle 10 00 pm Connections Available at Indianapolis for Lafayette Frankfort Crawfordsville Terre Haute Clinton Sullivan Paris Tickets sold through.
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Richmond
Indianapolis
New Castle
Lafayette
Frankfort
Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
Clinton
Sullivan
Paris
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James Manahan
Lincoln
Jim” Hill
Democratic Platform
Committee On Resolutions
James B. Weaver
Iowa
Weaver
Hic
United States
Sporting World
Traction Company
United
Rosenbloom, Buntin & Company
Main St. Stere
Jay
Tomo
Hart, Schaffenn & Marx
Clothcraft
Susanne
Knollenberg’s
Conser
Val
Themile
Methianos
Ierad
Tme
Chicago Motor Club
Chicago Tribune
W. H. Kiblinger Co
Agburn
Ind
C. C
LRR
Cottage Grove
Bath Nee
Cc. A. Blair
T. A
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Terre Haute, Ees & Eastern Traction Co
C.C
Sees
Good Reagree
C. A. Blair
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