Mecca of fair sex draws Washington folk to Baltimore sessions
A Washington Post special reports Baltimore hosts a surge of female visitors for the Democratic convention. Notables include Mrs Charles B Mead and Miss Morgan from Washington, Mrs Westenholme, and Mr and Mrs Grinnin of Vander… The Belvedere hotel fills with visitors from the capital, many motoring daily with lunch baskets. chatter centers on suffrage gatherings and political gossip as the convention opens tomorrow.
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Genevieve Clark pressure stirs Baltimore convention
Special to The Washington Post describes Miss Genevieve Clark urging her father Champ Clark to address the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore. The piece paints a vivid scene of attendees, notable guests, and social figures surrounding the event, including Mrs Nicholas Longworth and the Mack sisters, in the Belvedere lobby as the convention nears and delegates prepare.
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Wharf Fire Destroys Vessels and Lumber on Portland Front
A major wharf fire in Portland on June 30 caused over 100000 dollars in damage. The Kremlin barkantine and the Sallie a three masted schooner were burned beyond repair after unloading lumber from the South. Beake's and State Street wharfs of Willnon Lumber Co sustained heavy damage with 60000 to 70000 dollars worth of lumber destroyed.
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Treasury official arrested in Baltimore note raise case
Perry M Carmen a U S Treasury Department employee, arrested in Baltimore after passing raised and altered one and three half dollar notes and profiting from mischanged amounts. He appeared before Police Justice Sayler and was held for federal authorities. Two raised notes were found on him. police say five more passed in recent days. Investigators expect more disclosures.
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Trip on Zeppelin Airship Described by a Passenger
An excerpt from the New York Sun recounts a passenger’s vivid journey aboard a Zeppelin from Frankfurt to Dusseldorf. The detailed private experience covers weather reports, boarding, cabin life, crew actions, engine tests, and dramatic Rhine valley navigation, with notes on ascent, lift adjustments, speed, and onboard observations of rivers, castles, and scenery.
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Aerial voyage ends with dramatic landing in Dusseldorf
Passengers witness panoramic city views from an airship as it maneuvers toward the harbor. On approach a crowd gathers near the shed while crews secure the vessel with ballast dumped, cables stretched, and the gangway lowered amid cheering crowds and awaiting taxis and porters.
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Socialists Name State Ticket for New York Campaign
The Socialists of New York nominated a full state ticket at Auburn convention. Charles Edward Russell of New York was named for governor and Gustave A. Brebel of Onondaga for lieutenant governor. Mayor George R. Lunn of Schenectady was not nominated for any office, expected to run for Congress. The party plans immediate campaigning with speakers, moving pictures, exhibits at county fairs, and speeches to expose what they call weaknesses of the capitalist system.
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Provisional New Party Urged in New York Speech
City Comptroller William A. Prendergast was named to a Chicago party committee and urged a provisional organization in New York. He called on Republicans and Democrats to join a new party advocating honesty and reform, aiming to contests from president to local offices.
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Killings After Attempted Prisoner Rescue by Chicago Officer
Patrolman William Williams shot and killed one attacker and fatally wounded another as five men tried to free prisoners. Brer Farrell, 18, was killed and his brother Edward J. Ferrell wounded after the assault on Williams following arrests of two pickpockets at South Halsted and West Thirty-fifth Street. The incident capped a night of numerous hold ups and robberies.
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Roanoke Police Chief Dyer Resigns Amid Turmoil
Hugh N Dyer who led Roanoke police for over eighteen years tendered his resignation to Mayor Seifert effective at midnight The move followed a clash with Mayor Cutchin who was ousted after twelve years and the council's choice of a police commissioner unsympathetic to the chief Dyer says he cannot serve under the new commissioner with self respect intact.
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