Alabama Candidate Confident of Victory at Convention
Alabama candidate insists he can win as convention momentum shifts. His managers report sentiment favors him this afternoon while he stays in the race despite efforts to cobble majorities for Wilson or Clark. Representatives and campaign chiefs kept close contact, with Underwood stating he will not withdraw and remains focused on strategy as ballots continue.
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Baltimore
Underwood
Nacama
Capitol
Alabama
Baltimre Yaterday
Wilson
Anlewood
Democratic Fear
Longtistance Islehona
Trinceton
New Jersey
Lark
Ake
Clark
Whson
Sceeps
Naesinn
City
Under
Bankhead
Palga Hets
Licensed to Marry in scattered Virginia and Missouri notices
The page lists multiple marriage licenses or banns with names such as James Wong, Katherine Benson, Virginia Sprouse, James Mont, Sedle Walle, Clara Halford, Mary Broanahan, Ignatius Fealy, and others. Locations include Staunton Virginia, Wheyfstaat, Illinois, Toana Virginia, Backer Virginia, St Louis Missouri, and Lis Ohio. Dates and ages are interspersed, indicating intended matches and legal notices for marriage licenses across several towns and counties.
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Houston
Staunton
James Wong
Katherine ¢ Benson
Clara Po Halford
Oot Fox
Ra James
Montgomery Vegaie Pitepatrik
Mary KE Broanahan
Rav Ignatius Fealy Chee Yo
Archer T
Lilian
Burket
J Mule Siphen T Porter M
L Gutridge
Baward D. Stone Danas Lee Ean Hampton
Fenglaee HE Martin
Ohto
Mimon
Ang Mae
Tok Haven Fe
Gouden
Nina
Atewood
Toana Va
Wenies Mo
Backer
Married unions linked by Laurel and Washington couples
A fragmented society wedding notice records the marriage between Elmer M V Duvall of Laurel Maryland and Annie Ter Graam t of Washington D on a Sunday in June. The sparse OCR shows names and location hints without a full date or ceremony details.
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Gorahaw
Pilicott City
Faw Wow
Died ere NM military gf der of the loin legion
George Gordon Capes Olgh brigadier general of the Army at the time is remembered after death with interment details and funeral arrangements noted. Other obituaries include Mabel Morre Os helived daughter of Richard L and Elizabeth F Quigley, and Mabral Molrle D abney, with services and private interment listed.
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Milcary
THE
Loin Legion
United States
Rma
District of Columbia
Walingtom
Taal Tempailon
George Gordon Capes
Tha Eth
Ah Carling
Mani Af Mar Caneral
George B Davis
Ucmu
Fuselis Suly
Dopom
Tor Gil Rik
Mabal Morreos
Richard Lind
Flzabeth
Quigley
Eppwart
Es Leme
Wyatteville
Dabney
Mitre
Wrights Chapel
Quimby Dies in Harbor Monoplane Crash Witnesses Describe Final Flight
New York reports Harriet Quimby the first American woman aviator died when her monoplane crashed over the harbor after an accident at the meet. Willard, her manager, also perished as the two were observed in the fatal flight. Others including Miss Scott were seen circling and one machine landed safely.
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Miss Scott
Leo Stevens
New York
Quimbys
Helen Vanderbilt
Willard
English Channel
Garros
Miley Quimby
Abe
Meet
Lincoln Beachy
P Willard
W. Barry Willard
Theron
Wilford
Harriet Quimby
America
Leslie
Victoria
Europe
Long Island
Spectatora
Aviatriat
Quimby
Mme Denis Moore
France
Susan Bernard
Julia (Lark
Chicago
Springfeld
Clark Goes to Baltimore in Desperate Convention Bid
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore July 1 Champ Clark abandons plans to appear before the convention admits the situation is grave yet hopes to rally backers. He confers with Dubois Williams Reed James and O'Gorman, stays on ground overnight, aims to stiffen Clark delegates while Mayor Preston hosts a Clark loyalist as a possible vice presidential hope.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Dubois J Fred Williams
Reed
Missouri
Ole James
O'Gorman
Prestons House
Clark
Preston
Wilson and Marshall loom at Democratic convention
A Stevenson era style report notes lively support for Representative Robert Lo Henrs of Texas as a vice presidential candidate. It highlights Henry's stand against the unit rule and his appeal to Wilson loyalists, with Indiana and Ohio delegates engaged in bargaining over second place.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Robert Lo Henrs
Texas
Heary
Wilson
Herry
Ohio
Toledo
Gov Harmon
Bryan
Mason and Dixons
South
Henry
Bryan Underwood
Marshall
Wsen
Thomas Marshall
Indiana
Oscar W Underwood
Alabama
James Martine
New Jersey
Marshall Underwood
Underwood
Three Stabbings Reported Across City
Three stabbing victims were treated at Emergency Hospital after incidents last night. Ernest Wilson, 11, a Black boy, was stabbed twice near Second and E streets. Doctors fear a lung wound. Police pursue a Black suspect identified as the alleged assailant. Robert Robertson, 19, was attacked on Pierce Street. a suspect named Brady White, of Hollawest, is in custody. A fourth victim, Claude Bailey, 15, from Southwest Four and a half Streets, sought treatment for a back wound after an altercation at Macalester Wharf with an unidentified white man.
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Ernest Wilson
Wilson
SR Brady
Hollawest
Robert Robertson
Pierce
Northwes
Brady
Claude W Bailey
Macalester Wharf
Sam
Foreign Rebel Upheaval and Orozco Firing Line Decrees
News from El Paso and Chihuahua reports rebels blowing up a federal troop train with all aboard and killing troops. Casualties spark a tension-filled shift as Castulo Merrera announces the event and ransom payments tie to Gen Orozco and Pascual Orozco Jr. The proclamation deposes Orozco for treason, orders court martial, and names field chiefs to unify under a supreme commander while recognizing existing contracts.
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Tex
Castulo Merrera
Juarez
Chihuahua
Pasa
Orozco
Mexico
Quis Terrazas Jr
Bachimbs
Terraras
de la Barra
Mexico City
National Assembly
Francis L. de la Barra
United States
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Queretaro
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Federal District
Catholic Party
Vasquez Gomez
Pascual Orozco, Jr
Pascual Orozco
Grozco
Gena Jose Ines Salazar Emilio Campo
Antonio Rojas Luis Fernandez
Jose de Jesus Campos
Jose Argumeddo
Murillo
Madero
45 Charged With Mutiny Over Ship Strike
New Orleans reports federal warrants charging revolt and mutiny against 45 engine room crew of the Southern Pacific steamship Antilles who struck after leaving dock in solidarity with the National Transport Workers. New York dispatch notes coastwise seamen's strike failing to halt dozens of vessels as leaders predicted. Steamship lines rely on improvised crews of negro labor where needed, while longshoremen reportedly did not respond to the strike order.
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Southern Pacific Steamship Antilles
National Transport Workers
New York
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived and Sailed
The listing shows arrivals from New York including Blasgow-Cameronia Southarmston Thieste Saxonia and Marseille Provencia to various ports. Also New York Berlin to Bremen Southampton Boulogne Plymouth and Kaiser Wilhelm II to Cherbourg and Bremen. Vessels Hamburg and Cherbourg to New York proceeded and sailed toward Havre.
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Cameronia
New York
Southarmston
Thieste
Saxonia
Marseille
Provencia
Berlin
Bremen
Southampton
Boulogne
Plymouth
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Hampure
California
Havre
George Washington
Start of New England Railroad Inquiry by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission began a sweeping investigation into New England railroad facilities and service in Boston on July 1. Hearings follow complaints by shippers and the Boston Chamber of Commerce, focusing on the New York New Haven and Hartford, the Boston and Maine, and the Maine Central. Commissioner Prouty warned of a regional railroad monopoly since the New Haven absorbed the Boston and Maine. The hearing will center on railroad service.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Boston and Maine
Maine Centra
Prouts
Maine
United States
Prouty
Prisoner Under New Roof Trapped in Attic
Chicago man Louis Haver vanished in the city for days while recovering from illness. Carpenters building a roof found him unconscious in the attic and, unaware of his presence, completed work and left. He awoke hungry and unable to escape, prompting relatives to summon police. he was finally released after rescue.
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Haver
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