Bryan Loyalty Stirs Wisconsin Bleed Over Parker Resignation
In a detailed briefing Edward C. Wall argues that Bryan remains loyal to the Democratic ticket and will work to back Parker’s candidacy despite East misreadings. He cites Wall’s Milwaukee meeting July 23, Parker’s Wisconsin fate, and Ballot Law effects on the Stalwarts La Follette split. Wall predicts Dems could win Wisconsin if party unity holds and confirms Parker’s resignation stance will be decided independently of campaign pressure.
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Wall
Bryan
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Spooner
Babcock
Wisconsin
la Follette
Mr. Wall
Executive Committee
Parker
Court of Appeals
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Notice and death notices insert in the newspaper
The item notes that notices and death notices are inserted upon application and may incur extra charges for telegraphing. It references several city papers and newspapers including New York, Buffalo, Minneapolis, and Cleveland. The fragmented text lists names and places in a shuffled, unreadable format.
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New
LICENSED TO MARRY TANGLE OF NAMES AND DATES
A frenzied list of intended marriages and residents is given, naming individuals from New York to Virginia and beyond. The text records couples linked to Charlottesville Winchester Alexandria and other towns, with scattered hints of ceremony dates and locations, including street names and residences.
Joseph Gawler Funeral Directors Adverts
Joseph Gawl er phone Main 191 established 1850 funeral director and embalmer 1730 32 Pa agent parlor for funeral services everything first class moderate prices R F Harveys Sons Funeral Directors and Embalmers 1325 Fourteenth Street NW strictly first class service at moderate prices commodious chapel Telephone North 879 John R Wricht Embalmer and Undertaker 1327 Tenth Street NW large chapel on premises Telephone TH 47 open day and night
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Joseph Gawler
Main
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
Entire Company Arrested at Fort Sheridan
Chicago, Aug 3. Company D Twenty-seventh Infantry, 35 privates and 6 noncommissioned officers, were arrested by order of Col Whitehall for taking beer into the barracks. They admit the act but cite officer example. The group faces court martial for disobedience tomorrow. Noncommissioned officers were reduced to the ranks and confined in a basement room.
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Micago
Fort Sheridan
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Whitehall
Health Office Records Deaths Set for Citizens List
Health office record lists numerous deceased individuals with ages from a few days to 86 years. Names include Mamie Ann Coleman six months and Rhoda EB Carter among others, with addresses across Washington and surrounding areas.
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P. Beeckman
Tenn
Rhoda EB. Carter
St. Sw
T Leonard
Chapman
Lyderk
Ave
Catherine
Christian
St. Nw
Mamie Ann Coleman
Dixams Court
Arthur Cromwell
Prathers Court
Virgie M. Hager
Numeroy St
Henrietta Hawkins
Loth St. Xe
Wenllall K. Johnson
C St. Sw
Clarence Johnson
Church St. Hw
Julia Lee
Blagdins Alley
Frances Lewis
George A. Nunes
Jean I. Scofield
The
Ontario
Clinton Scott
Hezekiah Sipe
R St. Ne
Jane M. Smith
Virginia A. Wainwright
Wm. Hardy Walters
John H. Washington
Annis E. Weaver
Faigarina Williams
Woodburn
D. C
Mma V. Winckelman
K St. Nw
Joyce A. Elliott
Margaret Daly
16Th St
Indiana Democrats Nominate State Ticket For 1904 Campaign
In Indianapolis on Aug 3 the Indiana Democratic State convention nominated a full slate led by Governor John W. Kern. The ticket includes Howard J. Fogarty secretary of state, D. F. Allen treasurer, J. R. Riggs auditor, Joseph H. Shea attorney general, Walter S. Chambers supreme court reporter, Jesse D. Smith state statistician, Levy H. Scott superintendent, and Frank F. Garvin and George E. Downey as supreme court judges. Chairman Alonzo Greene Smith praised the party’s unity and loyalty to Parker and Taggart, pledging support for the national ticket and Indiana platform advocating constitutional rights and opposition to elite rule.
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Ind
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John W. Kern
Howard J. Fogarty
South Bend
D. F. Allen
Democratic Party
Resolutions Committee
Br. Louis
Indiana
Dawson
Tax Commission
Board of Public Works
Dulard
Henry G. Davis
John H. Holt
Senate
Giese
Board of Education
H. Kirk White
Thomas F. Carroll
Grand Rapids
Frank A
Deane
Chare Jutte
F. C. Gaffney
Missoukes County
Supreme Court
Allen O. Adsit
Clinton Roberts
Fitut
Thomas A. Boyle
Ann Arbor
St. Louis
United States
Stearns
Dr. Campau
Detroit
Campau
Sweet
W. N. Ferrin
Uade
anti-Stearns
Wayne County
Kent County
Miner
John Miner
Alton B. Parker
Parker
Commonwealth
Charles A. Towns
New York
Michigan
Socialism a Menace at Catholic Federation Meeting
Detroit August meeting of the American Federation of Catholic Societies drew thousands as Rev T J Campbell of New York warned socialism threatens governments and liberty. Delegates heard church leaders stress learning, obedience, and unity to counter socialist ideas amid reports of committee delays and addresses by bishops and priests.
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Detroit
Mich
T. J. Campbell
New York
Light Guard Armory
American Federation of Catholic Societiea
France
W. G. Smith
Philadelphia
Messmer
McFall
Joan Wynne
J. Hennessey
Wichita
Kan
J. Hart~ley
Columbus
Ohio
Father Ryan
Cleveland
Joseph Schrembs
Grand Rapids
Father Moran
H. M
Father Held
Texas
Father Graunenwald
Exonerated on Murder Charge in Policeman Brown Death
Charlotte Aug. 3 The coroner s jury ruled Policeman J H Brown died from a ruptured spleen with internal bleeding after a quarrel with 16 year old Paul Biggers and found Biggers did not cause Brown s death The report notes the direct cause as the rupture and internal bleeding and clears the boy of responsibility
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Charlotte
N. C
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Paul Biggers
Paul Bisgers
Democratic Convention Endorses Parker Davis Ticket in West Virginia
A crowded Wigwam at Romney hosts a pivotal Democratic convention seeking to endorse Alton B. Parker for president and Henry G. Davis for vice president. Speakers attack Roosevelt and promote tax reform, tariff reform, and opposition to imperialism while denouncing Republican governance and calling for equal rights and civic virtue.
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Thompson
W. G. Bennett
Weston
Davis
McGraw
Dixie
Kanawha
White
Roosevelt
McKinley
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Alton B. Parker
New York
Commonwealth
Gladstone
Henry G. Davis
Republic
Cuba
Washington
Philippines
West Virginia
Republican Party
Davis Nominated At West Virginia Democratic Convention
In Wheeling the West Virginia Democratic gathering hailed Henry G. Davis as vice presidential nominee with an orchestrated show of unity. Delegates debated adjournment and order of business as McCorkle assailed Republicans while Alderson warned of white supremacy tensions amid a packed crowd, concluding with a late evening adjournment.
Dayton Republicans Predict 30,000 Victory Margin in West Virginia
West Virginia Republicans visiting Parkersburg report unity behind tax reform and campaign plans. Dayton, a longtime legislator and ally of ex Senator Davis, arrives from Charleston praising party consolidation and predicting a larger GOP majority than ever as labor and mining voters shift into the state.
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Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Dayton
Charleston
Davis
United States
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Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
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Virginia
Stuart Walker
Congress
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Woodyard
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Lincoln
Chautauqua Features Ex Senator Henry G Davis and Hobson Lecture
The event continues through August 2. Dean J H Morgan presided at the opening. The highlight is ex Senator Henry G Davis, Democratic Vice Presidential candidate, appearing Tuesday with Richmond Pearson Hobson likely to lecture. Davis will deliver an address expected to be largely non partisan.
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Dean J. H. Morgan
Henry G. Davis
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Mr. Davis
All Fixed For Jackson Nomination In First District
Ocean City Maryland August 3 1924 Everything is ready for the renomination of Congressman William H Jackson by First district Republicans. Jackson has avoided involvement in platform framing insisting he is here for his health and will not discuss his renomination. Delegates prepare resolutions reaffirming the Chicago platform praising Roosevelt and Jacksons two terms in Congress. William F St joins as invited supporter to show factional differences are forgotten.
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Murdoch
McGraw
Thompson
Kida
Charleston
Washington Post
Ocean City
William H. Jackson
Baltimore City
Jackson
Wicomico County
Chicago
Roosevelt
Mr. Jackson
Congress
William F. St
Texans Commend Parker Ex-Congressman Ball Replies
Texas Democratic convention closes with incumbents named for state posts led by Lanham. Culberson accepts U S Senate nomination. Parker praised and debated Roosevelt speech references mark day. Anti nepotism and free transport planks debated. platform endorses St Louis Democratic platform and Parker for president.
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St. Louis
Stabbing Marks Knoxville Election Days Turmoil
In Knoxville Tennessee on August 3 Charles Gurley a Democratic candidate was stabbed by James Bennett after a street quarrel about the election. Gurley fought back with two punches before Bennett used a knife. Earlier Judge J M King struck Alder man Robert McMillan with a cane. The contest centers on honest elections and toppling the Democratic machine amid crossparty alignments and calls to remove the election commission.
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Washington Post
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles Gurley
Democratic
James Bennett
Gurley
Bennett
J. M. King
Robert McMillan
McMillan
Bate Democrats
Gov. Frazier
Election Commission
Wepublicans
Deaths of Robert C. Ould and John M. Jones
Special Inspector Robert C. Ould of the U S Customs Service dies at Champlain New York at sixty from diabetes and heart trouble. He served in Mosley’s Forty third Battalion known as Mosby’s guerrillas and was son of Richmond district attorney Robert Guld. John M. Jones, oldest U S printing press maker, dies at Palmyra New York aged eighty five and is credited with first US typewriter patent in 1855. London obituary notes the death of Irish judge William O Connor Morris.
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Yule Street
A. Ome
George
Simee
William Ir Cork
Bunerdt Vaeronmta
Lerdal
Hoeret Nels
Feuies
Sibu
Ixadare
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William Riedie
Ditroit
Mich
Winchester
Mary Bradford
Plattsburg
WN. C
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United States Customs Service
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Quid
Mosby
Fortythird
District of Columbia
Buchanan
City Point
Rochester
John MM. Jones
United States
Palmyra
FERRIS FOR GOVERNOR
In Grand Rapids Aug 3 Justus Stearns Ludington Republican bolters bid to lead Democratic nominee Woodbridge Ferris for governor, while the party platform calls for direct popular vote for state officers and U.S. Senators. The convention pared competing promises as leaders argued over primary reform and railroad regulation.
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Campau
St. Louis
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