Eastern Democrats Declare They Do Not Intend to Defeat Nebraskan Persem
In a terse announcement the Eastern Democrats deny plans to defeat Nebraskan opponents. They emphasize intent to pursue a path of success and avoid direct confrontation.
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Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
14
Parker for Peace No Wish to Offend Bryan
Judge Parker declares no involvement in Ants conferences and pledges to back the Denver ticket. He says Cleveland resolutions are tentative and will be presented to New York delegates, with Murphy also conservative. He criticizes the long Republican era and confirms support for the party ticket, urging unity and a shift in tactics.
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Denver
Cleveland
New York
Murphy
Ballfihs
Lesuniig
Brivan
Jude Paler
Anve
Ornion
Presden
Sheelai
Tudge Gray
Josh
Srengi
Giav Slevlers
Joel Chandler Harris Dead At Atlanta Home
Georgia author Joel Chandler Harris known for Uncle Remus dies at his Atlanta residence in early July. Born December 8 1818 in Eaton Tenn he married Rose of Can Don daughter and two daughters survive. Funeral arrangements pending in Atlanta with details forthcoming.
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Georgia
Remus
Deel Chand
Hanis
Lacie
Rmas
Toni
Joel Hun
Eaton Ten
Mar Retin
Atlatta Constitutan
Harts
Laole
Rena
Miogasne
Sal
Mr Hire
Atlanta
Coler denounces Parker and touts Bryan potential
Bird S Coler former New York City official and Brooklyn borough president criticizes Alton B Parker as a professional lobbyist. He argues for a Bryan second place scenario and predicts party harmony if Bryan leads as vice president with Gray as the presidential candidate. He notes opposition within some delegates and urges support for Bryan’s candidacy.
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Washington Port
Denver
Colo Jny
Bird S Coler
New York City
Borough of
Broolyn
Vic
Brown Palace Hotel
Alton B Parker
Judge Parker
Parker
Grover Cleveland
Colersal
Gray Men Optimistic Nor Elected If Nominated
The Nebraskan outlines a bid pairing Gray with Bryan as a ticket to unite Democrats. Aimed at rallying delegates, it argues Gray’s nomination could win over voters and defeat Republicans, urging Bryan supporters to back the ticket and end a first-ballot stalemate.
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Wall
Gray
Bryan
Dum
Omaha
Nike
Lou Hava
Judge Gray
Frei
Ani
Repen
Lng
Lou Vill
Enagh
Wr Rio
Jonnson
Cras
Marvel
Mavet
Maryais
Nistant
Bryan Chance
Democrats
Woman badly injured in auto somersault at park
A young woman suffered a serious head injury at Inna Park during an automobile stunt. She rode a car down a steep incline, somersaulting three times as momentum carried the vehicle, and landed beyond the passing area. She was unconscious and taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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Acraht
Inna Park
Royal pair in airship excursion over Pale Constance
King Walheim of Woandemburg and Queen Charlee glided above the lake shores with Count Peplems as their escort. The monarch ascended first and enjoyed a brief aerial voyage, prompting a return to the floating shed where the queen agreed to join the platform flight.
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Friedmshafen Jr
Walheim
Woandemburg
Charlee ¢Loaesa
Pale Constance
Queen Thirtle
Bride Makes Fatal But Attempted Self Harm Claim
A recently married woman in Terkersburg attempted suicide this evening by swallowing a root-based medicine. Her condition is not clearly stated, and authorities have not released further details about motive or treatment.
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Washington
Pest Terkersburg
Pwonto
Bryan Converts Rider with Wood Pulp Platform at Denver
The report describes candidate Rider courting Bryan and proposing a Denver pulp plank. It notes support for removing duties on pulp and printing paper, condemns factory price boosting, and cites discussions with Mr Ridder and Mr Bryan about platform details and potential New York support. A separate travel notice toward Baltimore appears in the same column.
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Herman Rul
Mr Brean
New York
Rider
Brean
Promis
Tos
Variarce
Ridde
Lok
Bryan
Ridder
Denver Frort
Dutfee
Congress
Poisoner Letters Reveal Deep European Plot
Police pursue a suspected poisoner behind letters to a coroner in Philadelphia and Boston claiming a wife’s death from malpractice and an avenger’s actions. The messages boast of poison in Standard Ale samples, name a solicitor Pete Seley Son, and detail a plan to introduce the product to the public. A man allegedly at sea bound for England is sought by authorities as letters describe a murder motive and a call for newspaper publicity.
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Philadelphia
Wiliam SI Wilson
Abalion
Seer
Wils
Weism House
Mulel
West Phlielpha
Firoy
Petr Seley
Son
Wilson
Imert Canal
Flaor
Pis
Pete Bchemmn & Son
Corone Jerome
Bristol
Wiliin
Wilson Th Verson
Ihammun
Rendeei
Ha K Bay
Boston
Sats
Dr Wilson
High Seas
iPagland
Scotland Yard
Socialist Labor party split over union stance in New York meet
In New York the Socialist Labor party convention debated a Pittsburgh delegate's resolution urging withdrawal from lower unions. James T Hunter of Providence, the presidential candidate, opposed the resolution, arguing socialists should aid strikes to undermine capitalism. De Lee of Tro N urged busting the AFL. The committee recommended against the resolution, and the report was adopted unanimously.
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Socalist
Labor Party
Pitsburg
Lowor
James T Hunter
Provdence
de Lee
Tros N
Socialist Labor Party
Amerin Fedeation of Labor
Committee On Resolunna Reparea
Resoluion
Lana
Veterans Hear Postmaster Urge Confederate Camps Unite
Old in heroig deeds veterans heard postmaster as Confederate Camps unite with Grand Army men and Navy union members in celebrating the destruction of Cervera’s fleet. The event honored Spanish American War veterans with remarks on national unity and honored leaders from Roanoke and Washington.
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Jo Meliowel
Armirglyi
Strugel
Washington
Joluarran
Joluarran Read An Original Peen Can Tie Destiuccion of Ceverts
Gila
Roaseve
Has Hope of South First Campaign Speech in Staunton
Staunton hears a political campaign speech signaling a desire to capture Virginia. The piece details Comelius Bliss declining to serve again as treasurer of the National Committee, with his successor to be decided at the same subcommittee meeting that chooses the chairmanship. Taft and Kellogg figures are noted, with discussion of plans at Hot Springs and reactions from Taft.
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Agan
National Committee
Taff Ard H.s
Hat Springs
Audi
Taft
Waslington
Mo Watt
Pitas Roy
Telax
York
Biss
Blas
Lea
Patt
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Romeell
Reformer Taster
The
Republic
Hot Springs
Nacinna Committee
Mackinaly
Vet Q
Kellogn
Isel Hogg
New York
Taft Kellorg
Kellogg
Representative Burton
Hoy
Troops Join Rebels Near Itape Paraguay Action
Advices to the government place the rebel headquarters at Itape a small town near Asia. Several battalions of troops are with the revolutionists as President Ferreira and the minister of war lead a force toward Itape.
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Itape
Ferreira
Buenos Ayres
Nia
Revolutionista
Osborn court martial finding dismissed from service
The President approved the court martial finding that Seat Com Robert H Osborn be dismissed from the service. He also approved Secretary of War’s recommendation to reduce First Lieut Frederick to turn of Sucth cavalry for irregularities in his accounts. Also announces Fourth of July Seashore Trips with $9 week excursion tickets to Atlantic City Cape May Wildwood Ocean City via Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Wildwood
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Oyster Bay
Robert H Osborn
Frederick
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