Democratic ConventIon Nominates Wilson Bullish For VP
Baltimore reports the Democratic convention after a tight vice presidential ballot chose Governor Woodrow Wilson as presidential nominee with Indiana Governor Marshall as running mate. Burke withdraws to end the long contest amid Bryan’s valedictory remarks and platform adoption.
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Burke Shown Large Ovation As Burke Nominated For VP
July 2 report from Baltimore describes Governor Burke of North Dakota receiving an unprecedented ovation after his nomination for vice president by former U S Senator W E Purcell. Wade of Iowa seconded the nomination amid a roaring convention. Delegate support ran strong yet others persisted as all delegations cheered and cast their votes with notable cross state backing.
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Shoulder Dislocation After Fall at Chicken Park
Henry Miller suffered a dislocated right shoulder last Monday evening after slipping and falling while working around his chicken park. The injury caused significant pain and required medical attention.
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Wilson profile maps rise from Virginia to Princeton
Trenton July 2 Woodrow Wilson emerges as the Democratic presidential nominee. Born 1858 in Virginia he trained as a scholar and educator rising from humble beginnings. He held teaching posts and earned law and philosophy degrees before becoming Princeton University president in 1902 and New Jersey governor in 1910.
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Forty Sixth Ballot Landslide To New Jersey Chief
Lockjaw causes death of two year old Vivian Baumeister, daughter of Clara Murray. Funeral held, burial at Riverside cemetery. Two weeks earlier a hatchet accident injured a brother. A museum preserves a Hansom cab once famed by Disraeli. Steam age rises as railroads electrify lines. New Haven Hartford 114 miles, New York Central 225 miles, Pennsylvania 100, Long Island 150, Jersey Seashore 175. The era shifts from horse to electric transit.
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Wilson Nomination Sealed on Final Democratic Ballot
Woodrow Wilson secured the Democratic nomination for president after four days of balloting at the Baltimore convention. Final tallies showed Wilson at 990 votes, Clark 81, Harmon 12, with 2 absent as Pennsylvania cast decisive votes pushing Wilson past two thirds to make the nomination unanimous.
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Tintah Suffered From Blaze In Minnesota Town
The business section of Tintah was wiped out by fire Tuesday. The blaze started from a gasoline stove over the drug store and could not be checked until after the section was destroyed.
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Low Fares for Week End Excursions to Lake Towns
The Northern Pacific announced through its agent that from June 29 and each Saturday and Sunday until August 1 excursion tickets will be sold to Battle Lake Clitheral Win Ing and Henning at round trip rates. Bottle Lake 1.85, Clitheral...
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Notice to Bidders for Coal at State School of Science
Notice is published that the State School of Science Wahpeton North Dakota will receive bids up to Wednesday noon July 10 1012 for five hundred tons or more of Yongbiogheny lump coal twenty tons of Zeigler lump coal and twenty tons of Anthracite coal stove or not stove. Bids can be mailed to State School of Science Wahpeton at the right address. B. Waonan Boy, Cuas E Quan Pren
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