Bayan for Radical Would Allow No Conservative Nominee
Democratic leaders express satisfaction that President Wilson will run again. The article outlines party moves toward radical platforms, naming Wilson and Taft in a tense intra party dynamic as factions press for a shift ahead of Baltimore conventions. Local figures like Bryan are referenced in the broader national fight.
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Jin
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Hearst
Milsons
Clark
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Wilson
Pennsylvania
Goffey
Painer
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Bryan Sees Chance for Harmony at Jackson Banquet
The Jackson day banquet showcased Democratic leaders hopeful for unity as William Jennings Bryan urged a progressive platform. Talks centered on Wilson’s shifting views, third term fears, and the push for publicity reforms, with Harmon, Hearst, and Clark figures prominent in the debate.
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Wilson
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Lassome
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New York
Sossip
Col Roosevelt
Taki
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Bananet
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Murphy
Gaynor
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Hearst
Baltimore
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Watson
Wiliam F McCoanbs
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McCoombs
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Lorimer Testimony Laced With Comedy in Senate Probe
Senator Lorimer’s testimony before the investigating committee was filled with humor and politics as Chicago papers mocked his ties to Howard Hines and the alleged messages about Taft Penrose and Aldrich. He denied asking Hines to campaign, said Hines knew little about politics, and noted no direct White House pressure. The session featured lively laughter as Hancey read Chicago newspaper extracts about Lorimer and ongoing electoral intrigues.
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Carnegie
Charlie Schwal
Carnegie Exposes Wealth Talk and Steel Deals
Carnegie challenges claims of undervalued sale and insists the United States Steel transaction yielded fair value. He recalls fight against Pennsylvania Railroad rates, talks with Jay Gould’s son, and plans for a huge tube mill and open hearth steel. Subpoenas won’t stop inquiry into the steel empire.
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Morgan
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Jay Gould
Pennsylvania
George Gold
Jay Goulds
Pittsburgh
Democratic Primaries Directed by District of Columbia Committee
The final session of the Democratic National Committee's District of Columbia meeting at the Hotel Shoreham adopted a resolution directing the primaries for the Democratic Party in the District of Columbia. J Fred Kelley chaired the committee enforcing rules and regulations set by the Democratic National Committee for the conduct of the 1904 and 1905 primaries.
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Progressives to Confer in Springfield January
Chicago call issued for a conference of progressive Republicans to meet in Springfield in January to discuss advancing progressive Republicanism. Signed by Charles T Vernam and Mahl McCormick among others, the group opposes Taft and Governor Deneen and seeks cooperation from supporters of Roosevelt and La Follette.
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Charles T Vernam
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Taft
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Robert WoLa Fullette
Wheadore
Roosevelt
Boehne to Fight Taggart for Indiana Democratic Nomination
John W Boehne announced he will battle National Committeeman Thomas Taggart to the last breath to stop domination of the Indiana Democratic Party by Taggart and his allies. The move follows dissatisfaction within the party with the leadership and calls for new direction.
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Guy Thomas R Marshall
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John W Boehne
Thomas Taggart
Dynamiter Tells of AIDS Involving McNamara Case Evidence
Testimony before a Los Angeles jury links dynamite cases to a wider conspiracy, with witnesses corroborating the exposure of whether parties beyond the indicted McNamara brothers supplied or directed acts. The court heard about meetings across Chicago Boston New York Jersey City and Los Angeles as part of the government’s investigation.
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Panama
James Declared Senator by Kentucky Legislature
In a joint session at noon the Kentucky Senate and House formally declare Ollie M James elected to the United States Senate to succeed Thomas H Poynter, to take office March 1913. James thanks members for the honor in a brief address.
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House
Senate
Frankfort
Ollie M James
United States
Thomas H Poynter
James
Freezes to Death at 108 in Philadelphia Rooming House
Morris Stein, described as 16 years old, was found dead in a Philadelphia rooming house seated before an empty stove. Officials say he froze to death as a fire burned in the stove and a nearby empty coal bucket stood by. The report notes he was once in comfortable circumstances.
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