Ellyson Heads Virginia Delegation In Parker Caucus
Virginia state leaders gathered on a train en route to the convention and chose Sen. Martin as chair of their delegation with Sen. Daniel on the resolutions committee. J. Taylor Ellyson was re elected national committeeman as the Virginia group voted to support Parker with a unit stance.
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Moe Culkle
Charles A. Taney
John J. W Widerson
John AT. McGraw
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Bryan’s Plain Talk Sparks Democratic Debate in St Louis
William J. Bryan heard by Democrats eminent in the party in St. Louis as Senator Daniel of Virginia recounted hearing Bryan and discussed his attitude. The senator noted Bryan’s objections to some things but urged party unity and campaign effort. The report reflects internal tensions and strategic planning within the Democratic ranks.
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Quimby
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North Carolina Delegation Convenes for State Meeting
A North Carolina gathering at the State Hotel Stratford discussed convention matters. Judy Dierks was urged for the ticket while committee leadership and platform planks drew debate. A tariff revision plank was advocated as a campaign symbol aiming to attract both parties.
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Norris Men Jubilant in Victory at National Delegation
Special to The Washingter Port reports that Chairman J Fred Kelley announced Norris delegates were seated after a unanimous national committee report. Protests by anti Norris faction failed to block recognition as the convention organization moved forward.
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Bryan fans Parker as New York backing dwindles
Danforth and a group of New Yorkers pressed Nebraska delegates to back Judge Parker. Bryan replied that Parker had little sustained support and that opposition under Hearst delegates and several states would grow as Parker’s nomination looks unlikely. The Lunds contest is seen as a jurisdiction victory, with Hudett supporters claiming fraud and a renewed contest ahead before credentials.
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George Fred's Little Grab in Mass Caucus Alleges Plots
Special to The Washington Post from St Louis Missouri describes George Williams entering the Massachusetts caucus with a campaign effort to control delegates. Williams allegedly won and kept delegates in his pocket while seeking a higher position in the national committee. Samuel Danielson of Tennessee emerges as candidate for sergeant at arms with army endorsements noted.
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Tennessee
Dyspepsia cured by Wood's Sarsaparilla claim
An old Portland man recounts stomach pain and indigestion vanishing after four bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. He praises the tonic for appetite return and overall digestive vigor, urging continued use at home.
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Callan
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Parker Movement Draws Georgia Support for Parker Nomination
The Washington Post special from Bouls Missouri on July 6 reports Democrats in Georgia rally behind Judge Parker. Parker gains endorsements from Southern officials, with figures like Senator Daniel and Tammany figures voicing concern. Local scenes show Parker volunteers and supporters pressing for Parker on the convention's first ballot.
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Taggart Emerges as Possible Democratic National Chair
Thomas Taggart of Indiana dominates convention chatter as a potential head of the national committee. He has strong state and national ties, a record of campaign leadership, and broad backing among Indiana delegates while denying candidacy. His supporters tout organizational genius and a history of delivering Indiana for Democrats.
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General T B Howard Dying in Washington Home
Indian fighter and veteran Gen Thomas Baltimore Howard is dying at his daughter Mrs Rankin Mason’s home at 4 Iowa Circle. Despite eighty plus years he stayed mentally sharp until recently but declined after a fall. Daughters Mrs Cora Cross and son Oscar Howard have been notified. other kin nearby. He moved to Washington last year when his son in law Judge Rankin Mason came to practice law.
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Beavers to Stand Trial in Washington on Payoffs Case
George W. Beavers former chief of the bureau of salaries and allowances at the Post Office Department will be taken to Washington for trial on indictments from a federal grand jury alleging he accepted compensation for securing a government book typewriter contract. Judge Thomas of Brooklyn ruled removal valid and ordered a $10,000 bond before custody by the U S marshal. Beavers counsel says appeal to the Court of Appeals.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
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United States
Thomas
United States Marshal
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Court of Appeals
Filipinos Quarantined in St Louis Upon Arrival
Thirty eight Filipinos and fifteen Tugniers from the Philippines were brought to St Louis for the Philippine exposition but were not granted leave to leave the ship. The vessel had been quarantined in San Francisco due to chickenpox among the Filipinos, and the quarantine will continue until health officials inspect and decide on moves to the fair.
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Tlomobcos
Dominion Sunk Brigantine Komer in Gulf Fog Collision
The Dominion Line steamer Dominion from Liverpool collided with and sank the Danish brigantine Komer, Captain Hangeh, Aimberladen, in dense fog on the morning of July 1 in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The Dominion sustained no serious damage and rescued all seven crew members from the Komer.
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Hopkins Delegates Allowed To Retain Seats At Convention
The subcommittee of the national committee ruled unanimously that Hopkins delegates may keep their seats, stating the State Convention was supreme and district contests should not be decided by the national committee. Hearst and Harrison factions vow to pursue the matter through credentials and the convention.
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Hopkins
Committee On
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Nation
John F. McGraw
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McGraw
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Porto Rico
Clark Howell
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Protest by Filipinos in St Louis Fight for Voice in Party Platform
A group of Filipino activists in St Louis drafted a protest urging the Democratic national convention to grant the Philippine delegation full voting and speaking rights. They argue for free trade, home rule, civil service reform, and independence, criticizing the platform for omitting independence and urging delegation influence on the platform.
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Weather conditions and forecasts across regions include showers and cooler temperatures
Weather Bureau report notes low pressure in the St Lawrence Valley and Southeast, with an upper Mississippi Valley high, showers in the Mississippi Valley and east to the Atlantic, some areas with cooler air. Expect showers Wednesday and Thursday east of the Mississippi, fair in New England. Winds from the south to west along coasts, variable on upper lakes. Temperature readings shown for local and other cities. Vacation travel info offered by The Post's Resort Information Bureau.
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New Jersey manhunt for trio after Burlington assault on Mrs Biddle
Mrs Elsie Biddle, home alone with a year old child, was robbed and assaulted by three masked African American men led by Aaron Timbers, a former resident of Jamesbury reform school. A posse pursued, one suspect wounded, two jailed amid threats of lynching. warrants issued for Timbers and Byron Ox.
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Widdle
William Mraddoeck
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Timbers
Byron Ox
Rosebud Registration Opens for Entrymen at City Hall
Registration for Rosebud Indian Reservation entrymen opened today drawing a line of about 8100 people overnight despite rain. Inspector McFhaul welcomed early registrants at 8 am as J. S. Barnes of New York became the first man registered after staking his place at 4 pm Monday. At the Baptist Church site, a small guard of corporals maintained order as dawn broke.
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