Ghamp Glark Speaks Lies by Republicans at Chicago Convention
A verbose attack on Republicans led by Champ Clark of Missouri criticizing Shaw Babcock and Roosevelt policy. The speech denounces tariffs trusts and shipping decline, questions Wall Street support for Roosevelt, and rails against Republican misrule and patronage while urging democratic taxation and reform.
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Babcock
Wall Steet
Roosevelt
Senate
Philadher C Knox
Terra Firma
Knox
America
Attorney Generals Office
Messrs Frick, Cassatt
Cameron
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Stephen
Gath
Askalon
Wall Street
Francis B. Loomis
New York
Elastic Lawn Benches Offer Comfort and Durability
The ad touts Elastic Lawn Benches with elastic steel rods for superior comfort and strength. It lists three sizes and prices: 3-foot for 3.25, 4- feet for 3.35, and 6-foot for 3.85, noting arm rests and non-arm variants.
Acclamation Chooses Clark Permanent Chairman at Convention
St Louis July 7 The committee on permanent organization accepted Senator Bailey’s formal declination and elected Champ Clark of Missouri by acclamation as permanent chairman Clark accepted the position. Bailey reportedly declined due to strong friendship with Clark and his desire to resign.
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Bailey
St Louis
Committee On Permanent Organization
Champ Clark
Missouri
Dunsmore
Hailey
William Capps
Texas
Clark
Edwin B Hay
District of Columbia
Frederick C Schraub
New York
Hill
Cleveland
John 5. Martin
Committee
Hugh Dinsmore
Arkansas
Mir van Vider
Williams
Kerr
Pennsylvania
John S Williama
Odell to Visit President at Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay July Roosevelt spends day in Oregon?. transacting official business with Secretary Loeb and drafting his nomination address. No official visitors today. Tomorrow Gov. Benjamin B. Odell and William Barnes Jr are to visit Sagamore Hill to discuss politics in Newton.
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Roosevelt
Benjamin B. Golel
William Barnes, Jr
New York
Republican State Executive Committee
Sagamore Hil
Newton
Credentials report from Democratic National Convention unfolds contests
The credentials committee reports on contests across states and districts including Pennsylvania Ohio New Jersey Maine Illinois and others. It affirms seats for regularly accredited delegates while detailing procedures and evidence handling amid Bryan era tensions.
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Williams
Philippines
United States
Mubwalt
District of Columbia
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Jensen Griffin
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Frank Myrlck
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C W. O'Brien
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Indian Territory
Oklahoma
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Special Notice on Mattress Remake for Sleep in Heat
Readers are advised that in hot weather a mattress remake may ease sleepless nights. The notice suggests the expense is a trifle and promises added comfort, urging consideration for better rest during high temperatures.
Democratic convention report on contested seats detailed analysis
The report reviews testimony from contestees on primaries across multiple districts and argues for seating from Second and Third districts among others. It notes minority calls to repudiate actions by the Illinois convention and lists proposed delegates from several districts and the District of Columbia.
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Bryan
Illinois
District of Columbia
Herman J Schulters
Wiliam Carr Henry W Sherman
Cornelius Keneally
Thomas F. Ryan
Ward Bavage
Bryan Goes Under Continues From First Page
The article reports friction at the Democratic convention with consternation over Friday’s anticipated nomination moves. Tammany operatives are blamed for disrupting order by manipulating access passes and provoking crowd unrest as Bailey opposes a thirteen member subcommittee. The unrest centers on efforts to nominate Parker and select a vice president.
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Amon
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Bailey
Kept in Line by Martin Virginia Delegates Question Bryan Eloquent Debate
Special to The Washington Post from St Louis July 7 Virginia delegates wavered over Bryan's eloquence in the Illinois contest. Senator Martin urged sustaining the credential committee's majority. A gallery-driven viva voce vote yielded a Virginia tally against the Bryan minority report. Martin warned on crowded halls delaying and confusing convention business.
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Bryan
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St Louis
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Hfe
Credentials Committee
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Head
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Hearst
Parker
Kentucky
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Tlinois
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Prohibition Headquarters Opened by Benes in Chicago
W. Stewart, chairman of the Prohibition National Committee, opened campaign headquarters for the committee in the Women’s Temple at 184 La Salle Street Chicago. A five room suite on the 11th floor was taken for the operation.
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Chicago
Vyowever W. Stowart
Prohibition National Committee
Woman’s Temple
la Salle Street
Democrats Rally as Bryan Seeks Unity Over Gavel Rule
The Illinois convention hall erupts as disturbances end and William Bryan presses for unity. He defends the credentials report, attacks rival Hopking and Cable, and emphasizes Democratic work before and after elections. The roll call reveals tense clashes over substitutions and minority reports, ending with Champ Clark named permanent chairman and the session adjourning to continue tomorrow.
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