ANTIO HOPES FALL OVER COHESION OF ALLIES
A fragmented debate in Brooklyn politics swirls around vice presidential prospects as Nebraskan figures push for support. Rumors link Judge Gaynor and Senator Gray to the ticket while Tammany figures seek Bryan allies. A battle over the ticket’s balance and regional backing dominates discussion among party leaders and delegates.
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Gray Beormers
Bryan
Roosevelt
Judge Gray
Delaware
Willam
Gaynor
Weronign
New York
Ivan Program
de Junge Gray
Loaeles Gray
Gayner
Archibald MacNeil
Mathanal Gntiy Treams
Committee On
McCarren
Linenin
Paradise Minerte
Willam Hancolph
Garter
Gray Says NQ Again Other Way About at Denver
Gray and his campaign team push for Bryan Gray ticket with Gray for president Bryan for vice in 1912. Open letters from campaign managers urge nomination while supporters argue for a straight Gray presidency to unite Democratic strength across key states and secure national leadership.
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Wirvington
Del
George Gray
Denhursts New
Penver
Newt
Xo Coneriv
Feday
Tiwlge Gray
Vwiaus Z. Bryan
Vicw
Bryan
Gray
Geay
New York
New Jerse
Delaware
Connecticut
West Virginia
Maryland
Indiana
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Tinois
Colorado
Real estate lending rates and travel promotion notices
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F.T. Rawlings
California
Washington-Sunset
A. J. Poston
Fifteenth St
Parker No Boster Only Friendly Rivalry
Parker, the 1904 Democratic standard bearer, speaks in Denver about unity and Bryan’s nomination. He praises Bryan as a gentleman of splendid intellect and leadership, notes divisions on platform, and calls for moderating influence to balance progressive ideas with party principles. He urges acceptance of the majority will, anticipates a solid ticket, and warns against Rooseveltian centralization.
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Denver
Alton B. Parker
New York
Ile
Cleveland
Mr. Bryan
Parker
Thas
Bryan
Udly R
Ciaferia
Patts
Democratic Party
Fourth of July Firecracker Injuries Hit Many
Police records show numerous injuries from firecrackers and a stray bullet during Fourth of July celebrations. Victims include Kathlerin Ray a colored child aged four and William A King aged five who were treated at hospitals. Other injured individuals include Henry Sappell Henry Washington and John Kellerman among many named. One report notes a girl fired what she thought was an empty item. Police orders restricting hazardous materials were reportedly ignored.
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Kathlerin Ray
PH Henderson
Sir
David Johnson
Fourteenth Street
Florida Avenue
John SI
Edwinns
Government Insane Asylum
WEY
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NULER
Second Street
Frank Glascouk
Westree
Memergency Hospital
Henry Sappell
1St Street
Mivhans J. Wlaherty
Northiwest
Bremracker
Philip Ordwein
Henry Washington
Addreas
Freedmen
Thomas Grady
Queens Street
Braham Graizenstock
Hoy Collins
F Street
EH. Daley
John Perrone
H Street
Toney Parro
Armour Place
Clara Carrysen
Waverly Heights
D. C
Mary Mannering Sues for Divorce from James K Hackett
New York July 4 Mary Mannering has filed for divorce from James K Hackett. The summons was served in June three days before he left for Europe. They have not lived together for a year. Mannering began suit after reconciliation efforts failed. The couple married May 2 19 7 and were joint stars for several seasons.
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James K. Hackett
New York
Mary Mannering
Miss Mannering
Aer
Hackett
Europe
Mr. Hackett
Misa Mannering
England
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum Theater
Bruce Leste
Loonie
Fourth of July fatalities and injuries across the nation
Special to The Washington Post Chicago July 4 reports the Tribune’s tenth annual tally shows 48 killed and 1 134 injured by fireworks cannons firearms and related accidents. Fire loss listed at 148 510 with deaths in cities including Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland New York St Louis Boston Indianapolis Pittsburgh Milwaukee and others.
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Chicago
the Tribune
The
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Philadelphia
Butte
Mont
Cannonsburg
Rice Lake
Wis
Cleveland
Ohto
Pittsburg
Missoula
Harrisburg
New York
St. Louis
Tacoma, Wash
Indianapolis
Ind
Leominster
Mass
Battle Creek
Mich
Boston
Girls Jump From Tallyho Fireworks Party Ends Peacefully
Fifteen girls dressed in white aboard a private tallyho party startled by a lit punk and fireworks explosion leaped from the vehicle onto a soggy grounds area. The crowd dispersed in a brief scramble but no injuries occurred as the party quickly reboarded and left before police arrived.
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Tallyho
Fifteenth
Barnes
Sherman Abandons Trip to Hot Springs for Health
Special to The Washington Post Sherman, the vice presidential nominee, has canceled a planned journey to Hot Springs Virginia at doctors' urging. He remains in bed on milk and vichy as doctors expect his digestive rest will aid recovery and strength will return with time.
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Washington Fastilica
Sherman
Hot Springs
Willam
Republican Campaign Committee
Earthquake Damages Reported Across Mexican States
Special to The Washington Post from Mexico City reports several towns in Chiapas Guerrero Oaxaca Campeche Tabasco and Yucatan suffered damage from a severe earthquake over the past three days. The strongest shocks hit Yucatan on Tuesday with many small houses demolished and residents terrorized. Minor tremors were felt on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec with no reported damage.
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Washington Post
Mexico City
Government Meteorological Bureau
Chipas
Guerrero
Oaxaca
Campeche
Tabasco
Yucatan
Tehauntepec
Cazaca
Baltimore Bishop Curtis III Hospitalized with Stomach Cancer
Baltimore’s Bishop Alfred A Curtis III, vicar general of the archdiocese, lies critically ill in Ocean City Maryland from stomach cancer. The report notes investors’ interest in a new theater project and outlines travel comforts on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad including electric fans in midnight sleepers and dining cars.
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Eas
Alfred A. Curtis
Archiocese of
Ocean City
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington
New York
Lnion
Philadelphia
Anl
Baltimore and Ohio R. A
Balloon race over Kalamazoo and Chicago spectacle
Chicago to Ocean race balloons depart with delays and a near miss with electric wires. Cincinnati pilots Lester Maddock and George Howard briefly shocked while freeing the basket. Another balloon failed repairs, Chicago and Kalamazoo observers report heights up to 1,000 feet. The whistle of two ships is noted as balloons glide over Lake Michigan toward Lansing and South Haven.
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Chicago
Ocean
Lester Maddock
George Howard
Howard
Haddock
Lake Michigan
Fielding
The
Aero Club of Texas
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F. J. Fielding
Villa de Dieppe
Gen. Schoeneek
A. E. Muller
Columbia
Khallsan Pommern
St. Loui
Asbury Park
N. J
Ecrow Fles
Chicago Aeronautique Club
Kalamazoo
Mich
Lansing
Theodore Roosevelt
San Antonio
Vile de Die
Pilota
Index to Today's Issue Preview
The issue lists sections and topics across multiple pages including politics in West Virginia world news by cable and local civic items. Highlights include Judge Gray declines and a district building dedication with notes on Taft harmony plans and Tammany letters from Bryan and Johnson.
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Bryan Stra Antis
Gray
Taft
Harmony
Bryan
Johnson
Lincoln
New York
West Virginia
National Guard
Camp Good Will
Zeppelin
Cleveland
Amersteang
London
Forney
Buchanan
Betsy Ross
Army and Navy
Breves
Preston Gibson
Bellamy Grist
China
Let The Post Follow You To The Capital
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St Baal
Mostie
Aris
Pennsvaria Rail
Tierrisos
Aeragis Amie de Fatherson
Poten Dingsian
Sebring
Crurt
M. Newbold
Washington
Wingate Murder Verdict Leaves Grayson Jury Split
Special to The Washington Post Roanoke, Va July 4 The jury at Independence Grayson county returned a second degree murder verdict against Lewis Wingate for killing his 10 year old son Ray Wingate. The defendant collapsed in court as the verdict was read. Evidence showed the boy was bruised from head to foot and starved, with teeth pulled by the father using blacksmith tongs.
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Roanoke
Lewis Wingate
Ray Wingate
Independence
Grayson County
Jonga
Alfenista
Pope plans burial at St Peter's crypt amid jubilee gift
The Pope received the chapter of St Peter's, which offered congratulations on his jubilee and a Peter's pence gift of 2.00. He stated plans to be buried in St Peter's crypt, and noted the earlier suggestion of moving Pope Leo's remains to St John Lateran has been abandoned.
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Washington Post
Roma
St. Peter's
Peter
J . Peter's
Vatican
Pope Leo
St. John Lateran
Municipal Building Dedicated in Washington on Independence Day
The new Washington municipal building, a landmark of marble and glass, was dedicated yesterday with cannon salutes, speeches, and civic ceremonies. Thousands gathered as Speaker Cannon, District commissioners, and federal officials joined local leaders to mark the home of the District government and a symbol of federal presence in the capital.
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Uncle Joe
Macfarland
Throng
Doeg
John Joy Eadson—Cortelyou
Chapin Brown
North America
Washington
United States
Pennsylvania Avenue
Speaker Cannon
Ouse of Representatives
the Treasury
Cortelyou
H. B. F. Macfarland
Henry Litchfield West
J. J. Morrow
Fta Wells
Marine Band Participates and Diplomat's Death
The report notes the death of Count Nicholas Pavelich nateiff, a renowned politician diplomatist, announced in St Petersburg. Born in 1532, he was connected with Russian foreign affairs and marked as a significant figure in diplomacy and politics.
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Bt. Petersburg
Nicholas Pavelichnatieff
Kidney illness cures charm patient’s recovery tale
Andrew Larsen of Salt Lake City suffered severe kidney trouble and was bed bound. A doctor warned recovery seemed as unlikely as emptying the ocean, yet after reading a medical book and trying Fulton’s Renal Company remedy, the patient improved and returned to work. Reports come via Henry Evans, local agent at 622 24 F St. NW.
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Estensen & Larsen, Merchant Tailors
Salt Lake City
Aiount Gaates
Kitney
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