Parker to Name Man Will Call On the Candidate
Norman and Mack in New York sent word to William F. Sheehan detailing the new national committee plans. Senator Jones will meet Judge Parker to set notification dates and then convene a New York meeting to select officers and address campaign leadership. Taggart signals willingness to withdraw if Parker approves a better choice. Taggart arrived in Indianapolis and says he is satisfied with the committee outcome and his own position.
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The
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San Juan Hill
Grover Cleveland
America
England
Clark endorses platform in Kansas City on silver issue
Montana Senator William A Clark touring toward the East comments on the Democratic National Convention ticket calling the platform acceptable and declares the silver question a political issue settled. He notes a stand off between GOP and Democratic platforms while praising Parker as a safe vice presidential nominee and predicts gains in New York and West Virginia.
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Kansas City
William A Clark
United States
West
Parker
New York
West Virginia
Davie
Genatar Gorman
Gorman
Davis
German
New Jersey
Middle West
Maryland
Virginia Democrats Rally Behind Ticket in Richmond
Special to The Waatineten Foe Richmond reports Virginians show strong support for the Democratic ticket. William B. Royall calls for unity to back the ticket and Davin and his running mate gain wide acceptability. The Parker Democratic Club plans a victory celebration with speeches by Gov. Montague and Senators Daniel and Martin.
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Richmond
Virginia
Davin
John B. Davin
Princ
Parker Democratic Club
Old Party Reunited Return to Financial Sanity
Virginia delegate from New York notes at St Louis that Judge Parker led a reorganization of the Democratic party with strong solid South support. The South’s stand for financial sanity is highlighted as pivotal to campaign strength, signaling a united front and a decisive victory strategy.
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South
Virginia
St. Lois
Judge Parker
New York
Thomas F Ryan
St Louis
Ryan
Iid
Parker Seen Strengthening Democratic Platform Bid
Philadelphia July 1 William F Harrity former chairman of the Democratic National Committee said Judge Parker's timely telegram to the convention strengthens his candidacy. He noted Parker's decision on the gold standard absence shows courage and character and that Parker's strong personality will overshadow the platform defect. He predicted Parker will be the platform and grow stronger as the campaign continues.
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William F. Haiiity
Democracic National Committee
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Parker Himseliff
Leyla
Norris
Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
At & O
James L. Norris
St. Louis
New National Committee
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J. Fred Kelley
Morris’ Leutenant
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B Hay
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John F. Monaghan
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Smith Thompson, Jr
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Hill
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Williame
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Aryan
Sohgon
Prohibitionists Plan Mass Ratification Meetings
Oliver W Stewart announces a nationwide set of ratification meetings for July 22 with Dr Silas C Swallow to be notified of his presidential nomination and George W Carroll to receive vice presidential nomination notices. Stewart forecasts about ten thousand meetings and urges resolutions. Notification to Swallow and Carroll occurs in Indianapolis on July 10.
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Oliver W Stewart
Prohibitionist National Committee
Silas C Swallow
Prohibition Party
George W Carroll
Stewart
Indianapolis
Ind
C E Newlin
Prohibition State Committee
George W. Carroll
Beaumont
Tex
Bilas C Swallow
Harrisburg
Prohibition Rominee
Carroll
Democrats Rally Behind Parker Davis Ticket in 1900 Road
Campaign chatter lifts Gorman as possible national chairman with Parker and Davis. New York and New Jersey loom large. strong funds and seasoned organizers promised as Eastern Democrats prepare for a vigorous, aggressive push with Judge Parker aiding planning and strategy.
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New York
National Committee
Judge Parker
McKinley
Filipino Commissioners Study Tariff Laws for Trade Ties
Filipinos at Chicago visit discuss tariff laws and industrial conditions as they plan the rest of their St Louis Expo trip. Dr Alejandro Albert notes Manila hemp is exempt from heavy duties, urges broader American market access for Philippine products including mahogany to boost trade with the United States.
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Filpino
Chicago
Filipno
St Louis
Alejandro Albert
Manila
Philippines
Ants Destroy Weevils in Cotton Fields
Agricultural Department reports success in a Guatemala ant experiment. Mr Cook of the Department telegrammed Secretary Wilson that the Guatemalan ants promptly destroyed boll weevils and Texas red ants after four weeks’ captivity and diet, at Victoria Texas. The result supports earlier hopes. analysis notes heat effects on vines and general conditions.
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Victorie
Tex
Texas
Chicago Chronicle Shifts Sides to Back Republicans
The Chicago Chronicle abandons Bryan in favor of the Republican ticket, citing fear of losing voters on a sound money basis. Owner John R. Walsh is described as a strong Republican. The paper has alternated support in past elections and faced internal pressure during key campaigns.
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Republican Party
John R. Walsh
Seymenr
Chronicls
Bryan
Palmer
Buckner
von Presidant
Roosevelt
Hin Dom Neutration
Harrivon
Parker Led Party's Hope as Cochran Recedes
Bourke Cochran, writing from Indianapolis, explains his decision to skip addressing the Democratic National Convention in St Louis due to fear of prophesying defeat. He reports Parker’s stance and the New York delegation’s push for a pro money plank, noting Parker’s perceived integrity and leadership qualities amid shifting support.
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Washington
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John Aharp Wiliata
Southen
Williame
Willams
Miven
Renatar Tilman
Manuar
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Associated Press
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Indianapolis
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Tala Eewnetry
Tate
Tammany
Democratia
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City of
Senator Hill
Committee On Resolutions
Parker and Davis Triumph Dominate St Louis Convention
Autobiographical reports from Missouri delegates recount strong support for Parker and Davis after a dramatic St Louis convention. Attendees praise the ticket and platform, note Bryan’s potential backing, and describe the wave of enthusiasm and party unity observed among Hearst and Norris factions.
Parker’s steadfast stand electrifies nation in late campaign
Judge Parker refused a Presidential nomination unless his honor and convictions were clear, a bold act that stunned politicians and revived Democratic hope. His calm courage reshapes the race, silences critics, and inspires voters with a manly example admired across parties.
Weather and river outlook with federal notes and prices
Weather conditions from the Weather Bureau report describe a broad disturbance east of the Mississippi with falling barometers and showers from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic coast. Forecast calls for showers in the Mississippi Valley and the East, no major temperature changes, and winds shifting along coasts. Special river bulletin notes Kansas and Lower Missouri rivers near danger levels, Arkansas River reaching danger line at Little Rock by Tuesday morning, and Ozark rainfall sustaining higher water on tributaries. Also includes temperatures from various cities, a note on Justices' fees likely declining below salaries, and a plan to increase fees to keep justice business moving.
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Mississippi
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Pacific
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Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
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Oklahoma
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Wrong Track Prompts Health Turn With Grape-Nuts
A testimonial recounts how early unhealthy eating led to weak digestion and nervous prostration until a physician prescribed Grape-Nuts and cream. The speaker credits improved appetite, strength, and overall health to the cereal, noting lasting benefits and daily use with praise for its taste. The piece promotes Grape-Nuts as nourishing, digestible food from Pentum Co. Battle Creek Mich.
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