Wisconsin Democrats Predict Bryan Nomination for 1908
Wisconsin Democrats at Milwaukee convention cheer William Jennings Bryan as national standard bearer and advocate tariff revision. Daniel H. Grady and John A. Aylward lead with strong praise, noting a resurrection of the party and pledging loyalty to Bryan and a rational tariff.
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Milwaukee
Democrats of
Wisconsin
William J. Bryan
Daniel H. Grady
Vortage
Bryan
Democratic Party
China
Ribssi
Organization of Popular Government
Norway
Prince of Peace
Calvary
William Jennings Bryan
Populists In Council Discuss 1908 Prospects In St Louis
The Populist national committee met at the Olympic theater in St Louis to assess politics and party leaders. Mer vis praised Roosevelt La Follette Lawson Bryan Folk and Hearst as great men shaping their parties. Tibbles asked What is a Democrat and What is a Republican prompting a loud joke.
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St. Louis
National Committee
Olympic Theater
Republican Congress
James H. Mervis
Joliet
Theoddore Roosevelt
Lalollette
Thomas Lawson
William Jennings Bryan
Folk
New York
Parker
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Bradford man Lewis Smery Jr nominated for governor on first ballot
Harrisburg June 28 Lewis Smery Jr of Bradford was nominated for governor on the first ballot by the Democratic state convention. He is also the nominee of the Republican Lincoln Party.
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Harrisburg
Lewis Smery, Jr
Bradford
Republica “Lincoln
Thaw Found Guilty in Stanford White Case
The coroner's jury ruled that Stanford White died from a gunshot wound inflicted by Harry K Thaw. Mrs Thaw appeared in court with her counsel as proceedings opened at noon in New York on June 28.
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Harry K. Thaw
New York
the Evening Journal
Stanford White
Harry K.thaw
the Grand
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Baseball scores from June 7 show Boston beating New York 4 in the National League, Cincinnati 3 over Pittsburgh, Philadelphia 10 over Brooklyn, and Philadelphia 0. In the American League New York 6 defeated Boston 5, Washington 6 over Philadelphia, Detroit 5 over Cleveland 3, St Louis 8 over Chicago, plus a second St Paul Milwaukee game 7 5. Western fixtures include Des Moines 10 Omaha 9, Sioux City 6 Pueblo 2, Lincoln 5 Denver with ten innings, and Indianapolis 3 over Columbus in ten innings.
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Chicago
Minneapolis -Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Des Moines
Omaha
Sioux City
Pueblo
Lincoln
Denver
Revolution threats in Spanish Tienduras prompt health alert
Reports from New Orleans on June 28 claim a revolution threat in Spanish Tienduras. The Louisiana state board of health warns that Tienduran residents plan to flee the country and that yellow fever quarantine measures on the Tienduran coast risk demoralization amid anticipated political upheaval.
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New Orleans
Louisiana State Board of Health
Probrajensky Regiment Leader Reprimanded by Emperor
In St Petersburg on June 28 the commander of the ultra loyal Probrajensky regiment, whose men met at the guard camp in Wraysoye Selo and urged their commander to back parliament actions, was severely reprimanded by the emperor for endorsing police duties causing brother or father deaths.
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St. Petersorrg
Ecommuanmider
Probrajensky Regiment
Wrasnoye-Selo
Indicted Men Discharged in Oregon Land Fraud Case
John Black Joseph Black and August Anderson, tied to Oshkosh business circles, were discharged by Court Commissioner Dillet in Shawano Wisconsin. A quake in Wales triggered a southern Wales panic as shocks rattled the region.
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Shawano
Wis
John Black
Joseph Black
August Anderson
Oregon
Dillet
Bailey Defends Senate Integrity Against Cosmopolitan Attacks
Texas Senator Bailey reacts to Cosmopolitan articles titled The Treason of the Senate, calling them false and offensive while alleging Hearst ownership funds the magazine. He accuses the publication of mendacity and urges Americans to see the writers as corrupt. The Senate session highlighted a deadlock on meat inspection, naturalization, and train hours, with treaties deferred.
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Washington
Senate
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Bailey
Texas
Cosmopolitan
Congress
Hearst
Ballev
House
McKinley
Philippine Islands
W. R. Hearst
Gorman
Pailey
Divvy demand in NY Life policyholders list case
The international policyholders committee opened its drive by demanding a list of NY Life policyholders from President Alexander B. Orr. The list must be filed July 18 for public inspection. Lawyer Gilbert Ray Hawes sues for a full accounting of surplus monies with $10,000 policy.
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New York
New York and Mutual Life Insurance
Alexander B. Orr
New York Life
Gilbert Ray Hawes
Bezu
Supreme Court
New York Life Company
Hawes
Croker Supports Bryan Hopeful Letter to Bryan
Harry Walker of New York received a Dublin dated June 16 letter from Richard Croker former Tammany Hall leader praising William J. Bryan. Croker says Bryan was robbed by trusts and expresses faith he will become U S president.
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New York
Harry Walker
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Croker
William J. Bryan
United States
Dublin
Bryan
Quarrel Ends in Murder on Lonely Road
In Kenosha Wisconsin on June 28 Clifford Smith a railway contractor from Libertyville NL and working for the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway company was shot dead by a man named Bradley also an employee. The report ends without full details of the assailant or motive.
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Kenosha, Wis
Clifford Smith
Libertyvile, NL
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway Company
Bradley
Quarrel Ends in Fatal Shooting Near City
A dispute between two men led to a deadly shooting when Miadtey confronted Sith at a lonely tomb north of the city. Miadtey opened fire without warning, the first shot proving fatal as the victim’s companion was struck by subsequent rounds.
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Hia
Miadtey
Sith
Thaw Refuses To Talk In Mental Examination
A report by alienists retained by the district attorney cites Thaw refusing all questions during a one hour mental evaluation. Mrs Thaw visits him at the Tombs in a private meeting with Josiah Thaw. separate items note Elkhart Trust Co charges against American Mutual Life for alleged $116000 conspiracy and a $6000 Japanese Red Cross relief gift for San Francisco disaster victims bringing Japan’s total to $146000.
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New York
Harry I. Thaw
Stanford White
District Attorney's Office
Thaw
Olcott
Allan McLane Hamilton
Alking
Elkhart
Ind
Markets Hogs and Cattle Report from Chicago
Estimated receipts total 22000 hogs with 4336 left over from yesterday. Prospects strong to shade higher with light prices from 86 35 to 6 72. Mixed packers bid 86 40 to 6 75 while heavy shipping grades move 6 25 to 6 75. Cattle 6000 strong with silver ep 15000 steady.
Chicago Market Report June 28 1904 Hogs and Cattle Strong
Official receipts yesterday 13065 with 7000 estimated arrivals today. Hogs steady to strong with weights from light to heavy shipping grades and porkers. Cattle and sheep prices steady to strong as natives, westerns, and yearlings show steady demand amid reported market strength.
Chicago Firms Promote Beach-Wickham Co. Offer
Chicago dated June 28, 1904 announces Beach-Wickham Co. product promotion with McCall Bros. as agents and Chicago distribution details.
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Chicago
Beach-Wickham Co
McCall Bros
Not Brave Morally Corruption at Harvard Commencement
A June 28 report from Cambridge Massachusetts describes Harvard University commencement exercises. Honorees included Ethan Allen Hitchcock secretary of the interior, with remarks criticizing licit power and government corruption.
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Hitchcock
Harvard
Cambridge
Masa
de VT
Harvant University
Souders
Charles J Bonaparte
Navy
Alamont Cascelilion Meving
Ethan Allien Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Meneorhal Ball
Corrupt Land Deals Led to Widespread Prosecutions
A historic confession triggered a major land office probe across northwestern Pacific coast and southwestern states. The investigation led to arrests and convictions of over 600 individuals in more than twenty jurisdictions, despite opposition and delays, with strong praise for federal leadership and presidential backing.
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Land Office
Sue
Ilegally
General Office
Pacific Coast
Department
Department of Justice
Harvard
United States
Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Che michin & Co Exporters
New York June 28. Louis N. Che michin & Co exporters filed a bankruptcy petition in Brooklyn where the firm’s members reside. Liabilities amount to 174 01 and assets show 230 740 with main items including 204 971 in outstanding accounts and 6 893 in real estate.
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New York
Dlouis N. Chemichin & Co
Brooklyn
President nominates consuls for Seville and Hanover
Washington June 28 report that the president sent to the senate two consular nominations. Louis J. Sorenberg of Michigan for Seville Spain and Robert J. Thompson of Illinois for Hanover Germany are named.
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Washington
Lue
Senate
Seville
Spain
Louis J.oRsenberg
Michigan
Hanover
Germany
Robert J. Thompson
Illinois
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Joseph Weldon Bailey
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