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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1908

Page

14

Night Session Teems With Debate on Contested Delegates

Delegates clash over credentials as minority report urges seating contesting Pennsylvanians. Leaders praise or condemn procedures while Amy Towne and Bryan figures loom large. The convention hears statements from Straus and Bell amid frequent interruptions as credentials fight dominates the floor.

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Beat Cheer Record Demonstration Over Bryant Lasted 87 Minutes

A chaotic scene unfolded in the hall as a demonstration over Bryant stretched 87 minutes. Senator Gore triggered tumult by naming an individual amid a frenzied convention mood. Amid parade-like disorder, standards for most states were carried, with New York and Georgia among exceptions, as chants of marching through Georgia echoed without effect.

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Bryan Demonstration Dominates Democratic Convention Scene

The Democratic National Convention unfolds with Bryan worship and Jeffersonian rhetoric. Delegates clash over credentials while banners wave and bands play My Country, Tis of Thee. Oklahoma and Lincoln Bryan volunteers surge into the hall as the parade begins.

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Schooner Acacis Crew Rescued After Grounding

Watertown New York reports the two masted schooner Acacis owned by William Simmon of Isington ran aground at Buh Rok Point in rough seas. Eleven aboard including two women were rescued by S Ginble from Sack Lite Harbor after hours of struggle. The craft and cargo appear a total loss. crewmates spent the night ashore.

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Rockefeller 69 Years Old

Cleland Ome Jub and eight-sehn Db Rows Tuer celebrated its 69th birthday anniversary at Kolrese Hull nis Lurtan home with friends who called the event a remarkable occasion. Mr Rockidlei declared he was enjoying splendid health and never felt better.

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Toil On Platform Tariff Plank Ready For Revision

A lengthy Democratic platform meeting focuses on tariff reforms with subcommittees debating trust protections and calls for immediate tariff revision. Key figures Parker Bryan and Nebrasks preamble clash over language, while proposals include free print paper and wood pulp, plus immigration provisions and a notable excursion offer.

$1,500,000 Pier Fire Strikes Harbor District

A large warehouse district fire at Boston’s Grand Junction docks destroys grain, wool, and other cargo. About 1,934 workers flee as several ships and lighter boats escape. total property loss estimated around 1.5 million with railroads and insurers bearing major costs. Local ferries suspend service. thousands stranded.

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Razor Attack On Train Ends In Severe Wounding

On a Bondtown Virginia train a man named Dan Cloves from Big Stone Gap attacked passenger James Bourgills, slashing his throat from ear to ear with a razor. Bourgills is reported in critical condition with probable death. The incident was noted in Bluefield West Virginia reports dated July 8. A separate entry mentions July 9 to 12 accounts for a Mystic Shrine event in Paul and Return, C. & 0. By.

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Manchuria Shippers Protest Page Rail Discrimination

In Manchuria American shippers claim the Japanese controlled railway discriminates against foreign carriers. They allege rebates and minimum charges favor Japanese lines, barring combining cargoes. Mukden issues proclamation forcing equal treatment of German and Japanese trains at the same points.

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Fractional Ticket Dynamics in 1908 Democratic Convention

Missouri delegation backs David T. Francis for running mate while Georgia, Illinois divisions shift. Charles Da Hughes influence fades as New York financiers back Sheldon as treasurer. Roosevelt backing cited though plans hinge on party unity and campaign finances.

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