Bryan Speaks at Nantasket Banquet for New England Democrats
Bryan delivers speech at the New England Democratic League banquet held in a big tent on Nantasket Beach Massachusetts. He notes irreconcilable splits among Democratic factions and urges seceders to reconsider before harmony can be achieved.
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Mass
Nantasket
Massachusetts Bay
Hearn
United States
New England Democratic Loague
Hockland
New York
E. W. Carmack
Tennesser
J. W. Halley
Texas
League
Henry ©. Hollis
New England
Reed
Maloe
Thode Island
Boston
Faust
Bryan
Tremont Temple
Use Newsboys’ Protective Association
Hocklam
William J. Bryan
Harmony and democracy clash at Nantasket rally
At Nantasket Massachusetts a New England Democratic league event featured P A Collins, W J Bryan, Edward M Shepard and Senator E W Carmack. Bryan delivered on harmony in government and the Democratic path against aristocratic Republican dominance, stressing unity in policy and ballot power.
Buying In Europe Has About Come to an End
New York July 24 Pressure for steel billets has abated and importers believe foreign billets are at an end. Home contracts extend into next year at current prices. Foundry pig iron supply is curtailed by furnace shutdowns for fuel shortages and fuel banking in the Midwest. Shipments from abroad continue as southern mills book large tonnage for next year.
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Limportera
Birmingham
Chicago
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Southern
Trouble in Neosho county politics splits Republicans
Report from Chanute claims Erie controls most Republican county ticket, threatening defeat in Neosho. Rivalry between Chanute and Erie grows as Erie organizers gain three offices, Chanute loses probate judge. Nation’s seat may cost Curtis a U. S. Senate vote. local loyalties divide votes beyond Chanute, with oil interests and local campaigns shaping the scene.
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Chanute
Erie
J. M. Nation
Charles Curtis
United States
Erie Republicana
Pronte
Eric
J Mt. Nation
Chapute
Katusas
Nation
Ucket
Erle
Hugh Farrelly
Democratic State Central Committee
How the War Started Berlin July 4 Dr Klener cites Rhodes Kruger clash
Berlin reports Dr Klener, Bloemfontein mayor, attributes South Africa war to a petviek alleged incident involving President Kruger and Carl Rhodes in Pretoria. Rhodes arrived to negotiate when Kruger interrupted on the street, marking a pivotal moment in the crisis.
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Klener
Bloemfontein
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South Africa
Petviek
Kruger
Carl Rhodes
Pretoria
Rhodes
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Ae Eee
Stock Rally Amid Santa Fe Rumors and Rail Tie-Up
In Chicago reports a surge in Santa Fe stock as May discussants cite a possible Berwyn acquisition and a Pennsy stake, with Atchison stock market activity noted. The piece also outlines Kansan populist party debates on fusion law and the single-ticket strategy amid cross-impacts from railroad mergers and political alignments.
Oats Pass Corn in Chicago July Prices Rise
Chicago July oats and cash standard grade oats rose to 70 cents amid a tight supply and a natural corner. July corn held at 67 cents as traders noted weather driven scarcity and a plan to bring California oats by train was abandoned due to elevator delays.
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California
Japan serves notice on U S over Marcus Island claim
Washington reports the Japanese government has served notice on the State department claiming possession of Marcus Island. An expedition led by Captain Rosehill is heading toward the island to exploit the guano deposit. The State department urges Rosehill to offer no resistance if confronted by a Japanese warship.
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State Department
Marcus Iland
Rosehill
United States
Masked mob drives off thousands of sheep in Wyoming raid
A band of 150 masked men surrounded sheep camps near Lander 116 miles west, killing a Mexican sheepherder named Sam Galaxea and driving about 95 000 sheep to the mountains. Sheepmen face instant death threats and fear losses as they scatter flocks to wild animals. The sheriff is powerless and militia may be called to protect the herders.
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Lander
Wye
Sam Galaxea
No Rain Prediction In Topeka Foretells Mixed Showers Nearby
Weather notes from July describe Topeka missing showers while nearby towns recorded precipitation. Forecasts called for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with light south wind and mild temperatures around 68. Other items mention a leprosy cure sample review by Honolulu health board and a Chicago aviation education matter.
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Ham
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Telow
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Market is bare as coal shortages hit New York
New York faces a coal famine as shipments show a three month shortfall of about 11 million tons from last year. Dealers cannot meet immediate needs and prices rise. Mines resuming work tomorrow unlikely to ease demand promptly.
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Fe Bacaiog
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Morrow
Conte & Toms
Webbs Nall Letter Warns Burton Speeches Blocked
A state Silver Republican chair warns that J J Burton may be barred from speeches this fall for not aligning with the party. Webb McNall says the central committee will purge corruption and control endorsements, noting Burton’s past affiliations and platform switches.
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Roosevelt
Rosy
State Journal
Silver
Republican State Committee
Colorado’s New Officials Appointments Reported
Announcement signed by George L. Bands announces W. Morse appointed general superintendent of the St Louis Kansas City company line. He will oversee maintenance at the Colorado offices as the company expands policies under Rock Leland. Morse is due in St. Louis today, with routes and opening dates still unresolved.
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St. Louis
W. S. Morse
Cheet
Colonna
Sands
Kansas City
Morse
Return of King's Strength and Local Church Fire
Fragmented report notes returning strength linked to King and gang activity in Tate of Wight. A Catholic church in the area was burned. Also, Ross Douglas of Manila was found guilty of embezzlement as former island treasurer, with sentencing pending. A misc note mentions free delivery for McPherses and unreadable Washington items.
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Wight
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Ross Douglas
Island of
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