Republicans Plead Guilty on Omission to Act Theme
Denver July 7 Tem porary Charisian Theodore A Bell of California denounces the Republicans for omission in policy and attacks on monopolies. He warns of safeguards for liberty, calls for tariff reform, and condemns campaign secrecy while urging strong naval power and immigration limits to shield American labor from Asiatic competition.
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Denver
Theodore A. Bell
California
Fo Repeer Pty
Isieron
Pacific
America
Bryan's Eap at Wire Worries Over AlfalfA Drop
A chaotic, early 20th century despatch reports Bryan’s delegation amid rainfall fears and alfalfa crop concerns. It notes an anticipated trip to Colorado denied by weather, while Texas shipments of watermelons reach Fairview. The piece mentions the Denver convention, internal party talk, and efforts of supporters to boost Bryan’s Alabama vote prospects.
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Espondonia
Bryan
Presen
Denver
Ula
Patrick Ivan
Cam Vseeum
Tex
Fairview
J. Hy. Vanginu
Bry
Vaughan
A. Maddos
New National Committee Members Named for Democratic Party
Denver July 7 reports the new Democratic national committee list with names from many states and territories including Indiana Thomas Taggart and Ohio Harver C. Garber. The roster features numerous city and state officials, with several entries through the South and West and ends noting reelection.
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Denver
New Democratic National Committee
Jary Alahasa
Jane W. Tomlinson
Birmingham
Atla Ansab
Guy I Tucker
Alinonnunathat Cute
Los Angeles
Coloration AG Alans
Pushte
Vonsecout
Honer S Cummings
Stamford
Iins2ylbury
A. Jennings
Clack Howell
Atlanta
Donnelly
Sullivan
Chicago
Indiana
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Martin de Wade
Iowa City
Haasas
Atwood
Leavenworth
Kentoory
Urey Woodson
Lyvensboro
Louisiana
Robert Buing
Maine
E L
Genea
Waterville
Cleveland memorial dominates Democratic convention report
Delegates at the national Democratic convention paid tribute to Grover Cleveland with resolutions from Nebraska and New York. Judge Parker offered a contrasting memorial calling for unity and harmony, while partisan tempers flared over Pennsylvania credentials and committee assignments as the session adjourned.
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Indian Territory
Oklahoma
I. J. Dunn
Omaha
Nebr
Grover Cleveland
Friends
Bryan
Cleveland
Charles Bryan
Francis
Neprasta
Gov. Francis
Bell
Parker
Parykert
Judge Parker
Aries
Iowa
New York
United States
Princeton
N. J
Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
Passiole
Dunn
Nebra
Nebraska
Penenis
Ollie James
Committee On
Haskell
Jon M. Garman
Pennsylvania
Delegates Free as Hicks Resolution Withdrawn in Rules Fight
In Denver on July 1 the rules committee adopted a resolution allowing state conventions to control action when conflicts arise with congressional conventions. John T. Hicks of Arkansas proposed a plan that drew rebuke from State Senator Thomas F. Grady and L. Irving Handy of Delaware. Hicks then withdrew the measure, averting a bitter clash over instructions and unit rule dynamics. The report closes with a New York Times note and a quip about Frost’s Maine sojourn and a pianola echoing The Merry Widow Waltz.
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Denver
Cole
John T. Hicks
Arkansas
Thomas F. Grady
New York
Democratic Party
L. Irving Handy
Delaware
Hicks
The
New York Times
Frost
Maine
Podunk
Van Camp's Beans and Sauce Advertising Claim
An advertisement extols Van Camp's beans baked with a rich sauce from vine ripened tomatoes. It claims Michigan beans are hand sorted, digested by high heat, and baked with live steam for a mealy texture and superior nutrition, urging readers to choose Van Camp's over all others.
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van Camp
Michigan
Steel revival forecast Amid hopes for gradual rise
John W. Gates, aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecile, predicted a definite turn for better business soon but warned improvements would be gradual. He expected 1910 and 1911 to bring record steel output, with railroads forced to re-enter markets as equipment wears out. Other figures, Elbert H. Gary and Col. John Jacob Astor, also met the Kronprinzessin Cecile.
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Cleveland
Congress of the United States
Exponse
United States
Inempeouais
Iran
Elbert H. Gary
United States Seers Corporation
Senor den Ramon Pio
Spain
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Nesar
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Hegan
NEW National Committee
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Mixsouri
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Grover” Cleveland
Thames
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Committee On Credentata
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Garman
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Jum
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James
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van Camp Packing Company
Indianapolis, Indiana
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Europe
Iner Kronprinzess
Cecille
Gates
Bethite Mountains
Maplewood Hotel
Fabyen Howe
Maplewood Stg
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Fabyan
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Sinclair
N.H
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New York City
Roe Aromas
Jefich
Georgetown Gaslight Company
Twenty-ninth Street
Washington, D. C
Georgeown Gaslight Company
Georgetown Gaslight Cmpany
Pola
Rob L. Middleton
United Sates Army
Co- Operative Guild, Inc
Sth
Mantels, Co
Edwin Ellett
Dowt
Dr. White
Frank P. Milburn & CO
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McGill & Wallace
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