Real Work Begins Today By Chairman Jones of the National Committee
Chairman Jones opens a new phase for the national committee as work commences today. He outlines goals, organization steps, and anticipated steps ahead to advance the party’s program and outreach. Local officials and party workers attend the kickoff event emphasizing unity and strategy.
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Fourth of July Democratic Convention Opens in Kansas City
Kansas City July Fourth highlights the Democratic convention as Gov. Beckham and ex-Gov. McIearn arrive, Bust of Bryan unveiled, and the hall fills with bands, banners, and cheering crowds. Hawaiian delegation and Senator-elect Blackburn appear amid patriotic displays.
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Democratic National Democratic Convention Opens in Kansas City
The crowd hailed William Jennings Bryan amid sweltering heat as the Democratic National Convention gathered with 11,000 seats filled. Chairman Jones called the meeting to order, readings ensued, prayers were offered, and Kansas City Mayor James A. Reed was introduced to the convention.
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Democratic voices at hill rally and heated reception
Senator James K. Jones and Reed address a Democratic rally amid hopeful chants for November victory. New York delegates shout for Hill while Governor Thomas of Colorado takes the temporary chair, delivering a forceful speech as Disorder and loud demonstrations interrupt the proceedings.
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Not a Single Foreigner Alive in Pekin 4 July War Report
London telegraph reports that Pekin's foreign community is reportedly wiped out or dying under siege. Chinese forces, around 90 000 troops, threaten Tien Tsin as international relief efforts stall. Imperial decrees call for nationwide mobilization and patriotism while legations face bombardment and mounting casualties.
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Six Dead In River Yard Engine Fuel Spill
July 4 at Olio river yard in Parkersburg West Virginia a yard engine derailed into a gasoline tanker train causing a spill. The explosion sent tanks bursting and fluid sprayed across the area. Three named officials and several workers were injured badly with reports of from 25 to 35 serious injuries and possible fatalities.
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Waning McKinnsy Accepts G A R Camp Invitation
President McKinney accepts an invitation from the Grand Army of the Republic to attend the encampment in Chicago next month.
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