Democratic leader Mack backs Bryan at convention
The article discusses MPAIGN CHIEF Dufinlo and David Bennett Hill era figures, recounting Mack's support for William Jennings Bryan and the Bryan wing within the Democratic party. It notes opposition from rivals and the potential for a third party movement led by George Fred Willen and others.
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Russell
Massachusetts
W. F
Vitaen
Reyatt
Bryan
Paniocrang
Pst
George Fred Willen
Tien
Towne
Ating
David Bennett Hill
Bohuont
Tageart
Willo
Alamier
New York
Atilla
Mack
Upham Named Assistant Treasurer for Republican Committee
Fred W. Upham of Chicago was named assistant treasurer of the Republican National Committee with broad authority to solicit funds across the nation. The position, nominally subordinate to George B. Sheldon, places Upham as a key fundraiser in the West while Sheldon handles eastern relations. Upham is described as a hustler and clubman with a decade of Chicago political work, dating to his alderman days.
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Fred W. Upham
Chicago
Treaurer
Republican National
Mr. Unham
GO P
Upham
George B.sheldon
New York
Sheldon
Iim
Tihata
Nit
Ha Te
Jially
Atrhig
Hoe
Panama Elects Dontingo Ghaldin as New President
Panama selects Dontingo Ghaldin to succeed Amador as president of Panama. Ghaldin, born in David, earned prominence as senator in the Colombian congress and served as governor during the 1908 uprising. His rise follows Amador’s reforms and U S influence amid a conservative party shift led by Obaldia, with Obaldia’s wife accompanying him to Washington.
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Dontingo Ghaldin
Amiedor
Panama
David
Senor
Qhalifa
Amador
Ward
United States
Bengtor Obatdla
Shutaleo
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Ppl
Europe
Obaldia
He &Tonce
Amadoys
United
Antasy
Doug Josefa Javane da Obdidia
Oman
Benor Obakud
Washington
Panami
Retired Rear Admiral Richarddon Clover Featured Leader
Paragraph recounts the career of Rear Admiral Richarddon Clover born in Hagerstown Maryland in 1862. It notes his long naval service from Naval Academy graduation in 1907 and roles including cartographer navigator chief of naval intelligence and president of the naval board of inspection.
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Naval’ Board of Inspection
Hagerstown
Mad
Wat
United States Naval Academy
Yok Navigition
Snd
Payal
Irateey
Ala States
Erea
Naval Intelligence
al Agtacha
United States
Eysbagspy Park
Que
Ant
Migz F. Miller
California
Chevy Chass
Coffie
Labor Day and the American trade union movement
Essay traces the rise of labor unions in protecting workers and guiding fair wages. It praises collective bargaining, the eight hour workday, and child labor abolition while urging reforms through referendum and continued progress toward harmony between employers and workers.
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Our Republic
United States of America
Pnat
Gill
Peter W. Calling
Boston Contralaber Union
Abellah
Adil
United States
Amertog
Hogealt
Sannot
Potter murder case moves as exhumation planned
County officials pressed ahead with investigations into the Potter murder, with plans to exhume the body next week to recover bullets and determine if one or two revolvers were used. An administrator was appointed for Miss Porter’s estate valued between ten and twenty thousand dollars.
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Laudonville
Potter-Stein
Myatery
Froy
Calumbue
Iimseyt
Sta Gardrney
Harrie
Hotesbery
Bayard
Stein
Apectal Grand Jury
Marshal Young
Ashland
Goroner Ash Jras
Misa Potter
Fifty Indictments Returneed by Springfield Grand Jury
Springfield reports twenty more indictments bringing total to fifty. Thomas Marshall and twelve others charged with assault to murder Bowe chief clerk and with firing at white citizen Wateling. Other cases involve destruction and theft at Goper's restaurant and assorted rioting charges. Also updates on defense plans for Capt. Peter Walsh Jr. and Thornton Haines in a Bayside murder inquiry. Frost damages and crop injuries noted from Dickinson North Dakota.
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Springfield
Gnedal Grand Jury
Singamon
Thomas Marshall
Mln Bowe
Bowe
John Watéiling
Whalte Chtisen
Fourteenth
Mason Streets
Goper
Thornton Halne
Bayside
Haine Brothers
Epsule
Annis
McIntyre
Thornton Hains
Frost Kills Canada Grain and Fires Scatter Homeless
A heavy frost threatens Canadian grain with heavy damage while a Chicago fire leaves thirty families homeless. The blaze at West Van Buren Street and Campbell drives residents from a three story building as losses reach fifty thousand dollars. Mrs Mary tyhas was carried to safety by responders.
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Chicago
Giatrict
West Ven Buren Street
Campbell Gue Fey
West van Buren Ptrest
Wag Carr
Uae
Not Fueled by objectlig The Poet in Paris Ends Career
A troubled poet in Paris sought a dramatic end to his career. He is described as attempting to cause destruction then hanged himself by a rope, kissing the marble statue in a ritual death scene. The event draws attention to the poet’s deteriorating restraint and creative drive.
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Paris
Venus
Magnetic brake for trains eyed for service and emergency use
A British Thomson-Houston magnetic track brake uses two steel shoes with alternating pole pieces fed by a single coil to grip the rail. It can be operated by hand or by electro propulsion, pressing the shoe assembly onto the rail to slow or stop a car on grades.
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Thomson-Houston Company
Seya
Raithway World
London
Wincriaal Review
New York
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