Bryan Loyal Stance Shapes Wisconsin Split Rumors
Edward C. Wall reports to Judge Parker that Bryan remains loyal to the Democratic ticket and will defer to the National Committee on Parker’s candidacy. He notes the La Follette split harms Wisconsin and could tilt toward Democrats, with Parker resignations and ballot law discussed as strategic factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Bryan
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Spooner
Babcock
Wisconsin
la Follette
Mr. Wall
Executive Committee
Parker
Court of Appeals
Rose+ mount
Notice and death notices in The Ast Will Upon Application
Fragmentary notice mentions charges for telegraphing and an application to appear. References to New York, Buffalo Enquirer, Minneapolis Tribune, and Cleveland Plain Dealer appear as sources or related publications. Contains unclear fragments about individuals and notices without full details.
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New
LICENSED TO MARRY AND DEATH NOTICE MIXTURE
Fragmented OCR lists numerous names and places in Virginia New York and Iowa with wedding and death notices. It references marriages among Besselle Joinsor George Edith Magraves Yur B Liord Plorvase C Paxtor Aurun Bu and Sarah Stukis of New York City, Charlottesville, Winchester, and Fairfax County, plus deaths and funerals across multiple locales including Alexandria and Allerton. The notice appears to be a garbled obituary and marriage section with dates in August and résumés of individuals and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besselle Joinsor
George Edith Magraves
Yur B. Liord
Plorvase C. Paxtor Aurun Bu
Sarah Stukis
New York
Clemn Maupin
Lottie Young
Charlottesville
Wallace Moore
Lola Turner
William W. Stewart
Mary Agnes Ford
Tindsey
Bessie Abenderson
Ouere James le Lega
Mabel Agnes McGill
Aaron Burnett
Lena Tayier
Walter J) Dowden
Trude Maud Brown
Fairfax County
Wiliam Moore
Mary E. Garton
Winchester
N Humphreys
Ligzie A. Musselman
Pats
Sinford Counce
Robert W. Marshall
Pracesce G. Muoward
Harry L. Kux
Piewy A. Harman
Walkers
Nuvian Vo Harlow
Mattie M.C
Tasting Crean
Mitena Kotose
Marguerite Ms. Deakins
Resil
Alexandria
Mabel Belew
Webb
Bisnone E. Harris
Dine Run
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listings for Washington
Joseph Gawler established 1850 advertises funeral and embalming services at 1730 32 Pa. R F Harvey's Sons and John R Wri ght list embalming and undertaker services with commodious chapels at 1325 Fourteenth Street NW and 1327 Tenth Street NW. Open day and night and telephone numbers North 879 and Main 191.
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Joseph Gawler
Main
Ant Embalmer
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
Entire Company Arrested at Fort Sheridan
Chicago August 3 All 35 privates and 6 non commissioned officers of Company D Twenty seventh Infantry were arrested by order of Col Whitehall for taking beer into barracks a practice they admit but deem justifiable given officers example. They will be court martialed tomorrow for disobedience with non commissioned officers reduced to ranks and confined in a basement room.
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Micago
Fort Sheridan
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Whitehall
Deaths listed in health office record with numerous names
Health office record shows a long list of deceased individuals with ages ranging from days to 86 years. The entries include Wm P Beeckman, Rhoda Carter, Leonard Chapman, Catherine Christian, Mamie Coleman, Arthur Cromwell, Virgie Hager, Henrietta Hawkins, Wenllall Johnson, Clarence Johnson, Julia Lee, Frances Lewis, George Nunes, Jean Scofield, Clinton Scott, Hezekiah Sipe, Jane Smith, Virginia Wainwright, Wm Hardy Walters, John Washington, Annis Weaver, Faigarina Williams, V Winckelman, Joyce Elliott, Margaret Daly, and others plus affiliations like Children's Hosp and Mendota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 At Convention
Indianapolis August 3 a second session of the Democratic State convention nominated a full state ticket led by Governor John W Kern with Howard J Fogarty as secretary of state and D F Allen as treasurer. The platform pledged loyalty to the national ticket and endorsed the St Louis platform while pledging unity and defense of constitutional rights.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Alonzo Greene Smith
John W. Kern
Howard J. Fogarty
South Bend
D. F. Allen
Democratic Party
Resolutions Committee
Br. Louis
Indiana
Nho
House of Delegates
Socialist menace quoted by Rev Campbell at Catholic Societies meeting
Detroit August meeting of the American Federation of Catholic Societies drew thousands. Rev T J Campbell of New York condemned socialism as destroying liberty and governments. He urged Christian nations to resist with education and church-led moral force. Notable church leaders spoke. committees formed. messages urged action before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Brown Case
Charlotte August 3 coroner's jury ruled Policeman J H Brown died from rupture of spleen with internal bleeding after a quarrel with sixteen year old Paul Biggers. Jury found Biggers did not cause Brown's death and cleared him of responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
J. H. Brown
Paul Biggers
Paul Bisgers
Democratic Convention Ends In Turmoil Over Davisendorsement
The West Virginia Democratic convention centers on ex senator Davis and competing gubernatorial plans. Delegates clash over strategies to swing the vote toward Parker and Davis while speakers denounce Roosevelt and push tax reform. Evening proceedings reveal discipline issues, crowded wagons, and a lively, polarized crowd as sessions adjourn amid debate on the ticket.
Davis Seeks Harmony at West Virginia Democratic Convention
At Wheeling the Democratic gathering cheered as ex Senator Davis spoke, promising to support Parker and his own nomination for Vice President. Debates over adjournment and order of business followed, with McCorkle attacking Republicans and Alderson invoking white supremacy rhetoric amid calls for delay.
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Murdoch
McGraw
Thompson
Kida
Charleston
Dixie
Servator Davis
Davis
West Virginia
Washington
Henry G. Davis
Mr. Davis
Judge Parker
Wil
Tse
White Sulphur Springs
C. W. Grenton
Fayette
Joseph Chifton
McCorkle
McKinney
Osenton
Mr. Alderson
Big Land
West
William Kincaid
Marshall
Wheeling
Hank Goode
Congress
Hank
Mg Ww
Dayton Republicans Forecast 30,000 Win in West Virginia
Special to The Washington Post from Parkersburg West Virginia notes Dayton predicts a 30 000 Republican majority in the state for Roosevelt and local candidates He cites Charleston deliberations on tax reform and the Wheeling convention as unifying factors The crowd includes Rep Woodyard and Federal Judge John Jackson as observers with turnout growing due to migration from nearby states
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Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Dayton
Charleston
Davis
United States
Wheeling
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Stuart Walker
Congress
Walker
Grafton
Woodyard
John Jackson
Lincoln
Chautauqua set to host ex Senator Davis and Hobson
Dean J. H. Morgan presided at the opening. The big event this year is ex-Senator Henry G. Davis Democratic Vice Presidential candidate appearing on Tuesday next, with Richmond Pearson Hobson to lecture. Davis will deliver a largely non-partisan address, according to organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean J. H. Morgan
Henry G. Davis
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Mr. Davis
All Fixed for Jackson Nomination by First District
Special to The Washington Post from Ocean City Maryland Aug 3 preparations for renomination of Congressman William H Jackson by First district Republicans are complete. Jackson is present for health reasons and will not discuss his nomination while delegates draft resolutions praising him and reaffirming the Chicago platform and Roosevelt. City leader William F St remains among arriving dignitaries to show unity after factional tensions.
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Washington Post
Ocean City
William H. Jackson
Baltimore City
Jackson
Wicomico County
Chicago
Roosevelt
Mr. Jackson
Congress
William F. St
Texans Commend Parker and Texas Democratic Ticket
The Texas Democratic convention closes with a full ticket led by Governor Lanham and incumbents except Davidson and Cousins. Senator Culberson accepts U S Senate nomination. Parker praised in St Louis platform, Ball answers Hogg Roosevelt debate, anti nepotism and tax enforcement planks highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
S. W. T. Lanham
George D. Neal
D. V. Davidson
Joan W. Stevens
John W. Dobbins
J. J. Terrelt
R. B. Coulins
Ratlvoga
Allison Mayfield
Supreme Court
T. J. Brown
Court of Criminal Appeals
M. M. Brooks
Davidson
Cousina. i
John H. Reagan
Texas
State Bank
Culberson
United States
St. Louis
Union
Democrate i
Alton B. Parker
Stabbings mark Knoxville election clash before vote
In Knoxville Tennessee Charles Gurley one of the organization Democrats was stabbed by James Bennett after an argument over the election. Gurley earlier struck Bennett and Bennett then used his knife. Judge J M King damaged McMillan's head with a cane after an epithet, as campaigns center on honest elections and toppling the Democratic machine. Republicans back the Bate Democrats amid calls for removal of the election commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 died at Champlain at sixty after a diabetes and heart illness. John M. Jones, oldest U S printing press maker, died at Palmyra at eighty five, credited with inventing and patenting the first typewriter in 1855. London also reports the death of Irish judge William O Connor Morris.
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Plattsburg
WN. C
Robert C. Ould
United States Customs Service
Champlain
Quid
Mosby
Fortythird
District of Columbia
Buchanan
City Point
Rochester
John MM. Jones
United States
Palmyra
Ferris for governor with Stearns nomination in Michigan
In Grand Rapids on Aug 3 1900 the Democratic State convention nominated Woodbridge N Ferris for governor on the first ballot after Justus Stearns of Ludington had indicated support for the Democratic ticket. The platform urged direct voter election of state officers and U.S. Senators, and regulation of railroad and electric utilities. Judge John Miner chaired. ex Senator Charles A Towns spoke. the contest featured a clash between Campau supporters and younger local leaders over primary reform and party rules.
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United States
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
Grand Rapids
Mich
Justus Stearns
Ludington
Mr. Stearns
Govvernor
Woodbridge NS
Ferris
Big Rapids
Stearns
Giese
Board of Education
H. Kirk White
Thomas F. Carroll
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
Dr. Campau
Detroit
Campau
Sweet
W. N. Ferrin
Uade
anti-Stearns
Wayne County
Kent County
Miner
John Miner
Parker
Charles A. Towns
Michigan
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Esopus
N.Y
Edward C. Wall
Amel
Moe Bryan
Lcker
Democratic Natiend Committee
Mr Wall
Thers
Milwaukee
Judee Parker
Ucket
Ino
St. Lot
Meeruten
Fie
Waarle
Judgearker
Ntion
Pinet
Judge Walker
Daniel S. Lamont
Mr. Lamont
Nelson A. Miles
Rosemount
Joseph W. Kiley
National Committeeman
D. Clayton, and Co
Ll. Russell
Alabama
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Sarrett
Brgows
Tintius
Yule Street
A. Ome
George
Simee
William Ir Cork
Bunerdt Vaeronmta
Lerdal
Hoeret Nels
Feuies
Sibu
Ixadare
T. Morton
William Riedie
Ditroit
Mary Bradford
Undertakers
W.R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Emdaimer
Fensazlvania Ave
George P. Zarhorst
Tndertaker
East Capitol St
Health Office Record
Kalon
Democrats
Suppart
Smith
Tom Taggart
Tilden and Hendricks
Repub Uc
Indi
Republic
Cuba
Philippines
Republican Party
Dawson
Tax Commission
Board of Public Works
Dulard
John H. Holt
Senate
Personnel of Convention
Alde~ghanies
Troley
Washington Péou
Mountain Lake Park
Mountain Chautauqua
Maryland
Texans
Ball
Hogg Landing
Mosby’s
London
William O'Connor Mortris
Edwin R. Smith
Clinton Quanty
George 4. Curry
Ironwood
John Mealley
Plymuth
Mienry McCarty
Neway
St. Paul
Southampton
Cherbourg
Teutonic
Liverpool
Hellig Olav
Christiansand
Copenhagen
Queenstown
Aurania
Davyer
Graf Weldersee
Hamburg
Kaiser Wilhelm der Groase
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