Will consult Parker for indorsement at national committee meet
In St Louis on July 10 the national committee failed to endorse Parker over Taggart after two sessions. Aiming to organize by electing Taggart, supporters debated legality and precedent, with Jones delaying action and urging consultation with Parker. The body later endorsed Taggart via a committee vote, listing delegates and proxies from numerous states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
National Committee
Thomas Tatgart
Indiana
Jones
Norman E. Mack
New York
Parker
Taggart
David 8. Hill
William &. Sheehan
August Helmont
New York City
Senator Hill
Sheehan
New Committee
August Belmont
Judsse Parker
Col. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Ator Hailey
Texas
Guese
Smailey
Thomas Taggart
Mack
Alabama
H. TD. Claston
Arkansas
Caliornia
M. ¥. Tarpes
Colorado
John I Miltens
Connecticut
Homer
Cumming
Florida
JG. Brown
Georgia
Clark Howell
Idaho
FP. Donnelly
Illinois
H. ©. Bullivan
Jawn
Charles A. Walsh
Kansas
John H. Atwood
Kentucky
Urey Woodigou
Louisiana
Newton
Blanchard
Maryland
Oregon
J. M. Guffy
Ishad
Island
George W Green
South Dakota
ES Janneon
Tennemee
R. BL. Mountycastle
Tecay
R. M. Johnston
Tlah
D. HL Peary
Washington
John ¥. Terry
West Virginia
John T McGraw
Wasconain
T. E. Ryan
Wyomng
J. Osborne
Alaska
Arthur K. Dulaney
Arizona
Dhem Crawford
District of Columbia
James L. Nurvis
New Mexico
H. B. Ferguson
Oklahoma
Richwid A. Blilups
Porto Hire
David M. Field
ENGLISH PRAISE FOR PARKER FROM LONDON TIMES
London Times editorial urges Parker strengthens the Democratic Party after the St Louis convention. It praises his courage and leadership elevating his standing within the party while noting British press generally reflects on Parker as a fit presidential candidate and hints silver will not be the campaign issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Washington Post
London
the Times
St. Louis
Juste Parker
McKinley
Clevelau
Justice Parker Nde
Vane
Associated Preva
Parker
Co. Leni
Judge Parker
William F. Sheehan
Political Platforms Face Off In Neutral Ground Debate
The Standard argues there is little difference between the St. Louis and Chicago platforms. It notes that while a nomination may go to him, the result would boost his future influence in American politics, making him a force to be reckoned with for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
The
Standard
St. Louis
Chicago
Charleston
W. Va
West , Virginia Central and
Pittsburg Railway
Davie Coal Company
Davis
Davis Memorial Hospital
Elkins
Henry G. Davis
South Africa
Senate of the
United States
West Virginia
Intercontinental Railway Commission
Hell
Washington
Committee On
Three Americas
McKinley
Mexico
Congress
Senate
Klondyke
Bryan
Kansas City
Senator Gorman
Maryland
Cleveland
Whitney
Albany
Manning
Treasury Department
Lamar
Interior Department
Mr. Davis
Bisine
Repubiican
Stephen B. Hikins
Republican Committee
Ying
Stephen B. Elkins
Arthur Lee
John Davis
R. M. G. Brown
Catharine
Closing Hours at Democratic National Convention
The closing hours of the Democratic National Convention in St. Louis ended at 1 20 a m with Parker’s telegram followed by Davis’s nomination for Vice President. Delegates adjourned sina die amid exhaustion and heavy-eyed groups in hotel corridors. Many visited the World's Fair and suburban parks as union station filled with departing delegates and reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Judge Parker
Parker
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Sina Die
Union
Close Contests in Texas Congress Primaries Shake Routines
In Texas eighth district Grimes County splits support between Pinckney and Holt, with a convention contest likely. Holt carried two counties and Pinckney six, but Grimes County four votes remain undecided. Second district shows Cooper possibly defeated by Brooks, pending later returns. Eleventh district in Waco confirms Henry defeats Gerald with a decisive majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Grimes County
T. Holt
John M. Pinckney
Union
Pinckney
War Democrats
Holt
Eleventh
FR. J. Henry
Gerald
Quiet Sunday at Sagamore Hill as Roosevelt receives no visitors
Oyster Bay July 10 This Sunday at Sagamore Hill passed without any callers to the President. Relatives and intimate friends visited briefly while the Roosevelts attended 11 o'clock divine service at Christ Episcopal Church. The family later walked along the countryside near Sagamore Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Tate
St. Laurs
Christ Episcopal Church
Emlen Roosevelt
Bryan's Candidate Favored By Democrats Without Apology
In a Lincoln dated letter June 2 Bryan says he may spring a surprise on the convention and favors any Democrat able to be supported without apology. Wisconsin Socialist Labor party nominating Charles Hinkley for governor. Utah Republican convention set for August 25 in Salt Lake City. Summer resort information available via The Post's bureau with resort and travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Nebr
Washington
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Socialist Labor Party Today
Charles Hinkley
Utah
Salt Lake City
Republican Party
Askiti
Tha Post
Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold As Cure For Scrofula
An ancient foe to health and happiness scrofula is described with symptoms such as neck bulges and skin and mucous membrane involvement. A testimonial from Mrs. K. T. Saypea of Troy Ohio claims six bottles cured her neck sore and no further trouble. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills are advertised as radical and permanent remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Davis Home Welcome Escort at His Residence
In Elkins West Virginia 2000 plus people greeted Henry G Davis upon arrival from the St Louis convention His escort marched to his hilltop home where he rested embraced the honor yet refused further public statements He attended Memorial Presbyterian services with his daughter and thanked supporters before ending the day a nominated vice presidential candidate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
W. Va
West Virginia Central and
Pittsburg
Hix
Henry G. Davis
St. Louis
Hig
Belington
Barbour County
Davis
T. W. Dalley
Mr. Davis
Grafton
United States
Robb
Davia
Mrs. Lee
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Davis Family Pioneer of Piedmont and Deer Park
John Davis rose from Brakeman to business leader, building Davis & Brothers in Piedmont with coal and lumber ventures and a general store. He laid out Deer Park, hosted presidents, and expanded into timber lands and rail development after the Civil War, shaping West Virginia and Maryland districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Gideon Bantz
Frederick
Piedmont
Davis
Baltimore and Ohio
William R. Davis
Davis & Brothers
Davisen
Davis Brothers
Garrett County
Deer Park
Cleveland
White House
Harrison
McKes
Treasury
Windom
Senator Bayard
Delaware
Senator Thurman
Ohio
Gov’ Campbell
Campbell
Senator Gorman
Maryland
Upper
Potomac
Cheat River
Great Plain
Prises
West Virginia Central
Pittsburg
Davia
Henry Clay
Jeader
Davie
Union
Washington
Conservative Union
West Viginia
Democratic
West Virginia
Notable West Virginian Henry G. Davis Aided State
Henry G. Davis served in the West Virginia legislature, then U.S. Senate from 1871 to 1893, guiding finance reform and agricultural policy. He led the Intercontinental Railway effort, pressed Treasury reforms, and funded civil projects and education. He built the West Virginia Central Railroad, supported multiple towns, and remained active in state tax and inter-American railway commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Davis
State Senate
West Virginia
Joint
Congress
United States
Senate
Blaine
Windom
Chamber
Bayard
Thurman
Supreme Court
Department of Agriculture
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Department of Agriculture and Commerce
Appropriations
Treasury
Fenance Committee
Davie
United States Senate
West Virginia Central Railroad
The
West Virginia Central and
Pittsburg
Fpisdmont
Baltimore
New York
Boston
John W. Garrett
West Virginia, Central and Pittsburg Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
Davigy
Piedmont
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Chesaneake and Ohio
Gould
Seaboard
Belington
Monongahela River
Coal and Iron
Elkins
White Sulphur Springs
Dead Bandit Identified After Posse Chase
Lowell F. Spence, a detective, returns to Chicago after verifying photos of Harvey Logan alias Old Curry as the Montana bandit. Logan was linked to a June Denver and Rio Grande robbery near Parachute Colorado. a posse pursued, the bandit was killed after a shootout, and officials identified the corpse. Rewards range from 18000 to 80000 dollars. remains may be exhumed for further checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Lowell F. Spence
Oy Ft
Chicago
Montana
Harvey Logan
Curry
Denver and
Rio Grande
Parachue
Colo
Dowboy
Logan
Tex
Thomas Bell
Knox County
Bank of Montana
Great Northern Express
Wagner
Wyo
Did He Defend Trusts An Investigation By Moody
William B. Childers United States district attorney for the Territory of New Mexico is accused of acting as counsel for the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company in a Sherman anti trust suit in New Mexico courts. Knox mildly reprimanded him but retained him. charges claim he remained involved in defense work using DOJ stationery and paper. Moody now handles the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Childers
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Knox
Wiliam B. Childers
United States
Territory of
New Mexico
Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Paul Morton
Navy
Colorado Fuel and Ir
Moody
William B. Childers
Albuquerque
N. M
Territory
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
J. Sterling Morton
Gallup
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway
Independent Coal Company
Colorado Fual and Tron Company
Sultaas
United States District Attorney
Plaintff
Mr. Knox
Tuning a Physician to Postum Mental Health Cure
A Cornwall Ontario reader recounts coffee related nervous symptoms and a switch to Postum Food Coffee. After adjusting brewing time and serving with cream health improved, sleep returned, and twitching ceased. The testimonial notes wife benefited and cites Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natira
Pngelelan
Cornwall
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Vallville
Moody Receives Case Files On Trust Charges Against Childers
Attorney General Moody sent charges against Childers to his office and forwarded the defendant’s pleadings on Department of Justice stationery. He telegraphed Childers to confirm his role and whether he prepared the endings. Childers denies involvement and Moody awaits a reply to a detailed inquiry. Moody declines to discuss the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childere
Moody
Department of Justice
Trust
Childers
Escorted Out of Victor Amid Military Guard
Frank P. Mannix clerk and recorder of Teller County left Victor with a military guard to Canyon City after being pressured by a citizens committee. Officials said they had no authority to remove him and Mannix feared for his safety. Gen Belt blamed volatile mood in Cripple Creek, noting the area risks and that soldiers were working around the clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Calo
Frank P. Mannix
Teller County
Canyon City
Adit
Gen
Bell
Mannix
Citizens’ Committee
Gen. Bell
Belt
Cripple Creek
Weather Map Shows Stagnant Conditions and Scattered Showers
The Weather Bureau reports lack of barometric gradients and generally stagnant conditions east of the Rockies. Scattered showers and thunderstorms affect the Atlantic Gulf coasts, Middle Rocky Mountain region, Arkansas, Western Kansas, and the Upper Lake region with unsettled weather expected Monday and showers continuing Tuesday in similar districts. Temperatures should rise slightly. Steamer departures Monday will face light southerly winds and occasional showers toward the Grand Banks. Special river bulletin notes Missouri and Arkansas rivers with high water and potential damage along the Lower Mississippi and Arkansas rivers. Local weather table lists temperatures for several cities with highs around the mid 60s to mid 80s and varying humidity levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Gulf
Rocky Mountain
Arkansas
Kansas
Upper Lake Region
Lake Region
Oho Valley
Mildls
South Atlantic States
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
European Porta
Grand Banka
Kauss City
Missouri River
Missouri
Miralvsippi
St. Lewis
Arkanacs
Port Smith
Liltts Rock
Arkanaue
Powalule
Min
M. Talntall
Asneville
Atlanta
Atlante City
N. J
Alamarck
Bomtun
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
BO Davengart
Cato
Dea Moines
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
Marquette
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Nebr
Omaha
Pittsburg
East Lake City
E. Louis
Packifore
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Cooper
Davis” Home
Rose
Brakeman
Hiking
Medmont
Biking
Col
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Fiking
John H.wood
D. I
Harry Logan
Tennessee
Sunday Post
Childe
Department
Coungel
Lansburgh & Bro
Peter Grogan
Seventh
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10Th St
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Tharp
Berkeley
F St. N.W
Tolman Laundry
Cor
Belseeas
Frazee
Frazee’s
St. N. W
Shoomaker Company
Pa. Ave
B. Earn
Colerings
Glenn
Raw & Bro
Watehon
Ractiboe
Te Buventh Oh Tv
Helyig, Jr
McGill & Wallace
Baughman
D. C
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