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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1908
Page
22
Western advisers urge a shift as Bryan contemplates divorcing the Eastern wing of the party. Southern Democrats express suspicion, predicting weaker results than Western brethren. Gary Johnson may accept a portfolio amid the shakeup.
A long list of potential Bryan cabinet members appears in political chatter. Names include John Mitchell, Clark Howell, Samuel Gompers, Francis of Nevada, and others, with discussions of state and national figures for posts like Commerce and Labor, State, Interior, and Agriculture.
A chaotic fragment from a court hearing details a thawing case with multiple delays and unclear motions. The record mentions attendees and a motion to proceed, with references to a meting and a cautious progression through the docket. The incomplete text hints at ongoing investigations or testimony affecting the court’s schedule.
A garbled OCR item references the Independence Party planning a trade or meeting with leaders including Nath and Podak. Mentions a 1 year term, elects a chair, and a premey date. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicates party organization and leadership roles.
A Colier’s Weekly article by William J. Bryan argues the president should wield limited powers with sympathy for all people. It stresses collaboration with Senate and House, prudent appointments, and moral counsel to guide laws for the nation’s welfare.
A garbled notice outlines an appeal requiring a 20 percent bond to renew attorneys’ cases. The fragment references a governor race, religious orders, and cabinet matters, mentioning the Sisters of St and Roman Catholic ties. The incomplete text mentions Tariff dates and July, with scattered names and places.
A disrupted scene on Worbnars street involves a passenger named Mrs Toby Tonont steering an van Aretine Got 432 while a mother giving birth en route. Authorities report a halt in traffic and a medical call as bystanders assist and police secure the area.
Widow Mrs Jemnse Andrews of Conn died after a wasp sting on her arm as doctors say venom triggered fatal reaction in a person with heart weakness. The incident occurred in July and left her widow to mourn.
A fragment mentions Morgan’s daughter and investigations into German institutions affecting workers. It notes involvement of representatives and municipal labor scenes, with unresolved references to Wednesday events and contemporary ties to JP Morgan.
Mr Bryan expressed gratification at promised support as he met with Kern Walsh and Gannon during a conference in Lincoln. Plans discussed include timing of notification after Taft and a focus on Roosevelt reforms versus Roosevelt policies in the California and Pacific Coast states.
A letter from Chairman Willam J Conners to Democratic State committeemen and county basemen requests immediate action and ratification for a general committee meeting. The message praises the Denver convention as a model and calls for coordinated support to help elect the ticket.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Marine Hospital personnel, including officers such as Prue Festth and Coidberger, facing duty movements and possible leave. Mentions Manila, Washington, and Pennsylvania in relation to assignments, with dates and duties unclear due to garbled text.
A U S secretary and allied officials pressed for bringing Panamanian Marines home promptly, arguing strategic shifts and tempo of operations. The discussions centered on timing and coordinating with the War Department to ensure rapid redeployment.
Detectives report a servant accused of stealing from George Veet. The unnamed suspect, Mary Maries, was arrested after a sequence of clues led to the charged person while employed in a household. Further investigation continues as authorities pursue the case.
An advertisement touts Dr Winners Swamp Root as the best remedy for kidney and bladder diseases. It claims proven curative power, a gentle healing vegetable compound, and immediate effects. Free sample bottles offered by mail with a certificate of party.
At Ohio convention opening a Prohibition plank targets women suffrage, accusing women of drinking more and men less. Delegates discuss anti saloon league stance and potential endorsements while deliberating possible presidential nominees including Taft relatives and Georgia figures.
Acting Secretary Newbern reports a showing for the Atlantic fleet en route to the Quinnut. A wireless from Newberry lists the number of men absent without leave. Absentees include deserters and slug giers, with 129 of nearly 10,000 men reported absent from the fleet. The fleet’s officers predicted large deser tions in San Francisco, but sailors expressed satisfaction and a wish to continue the cruise.
The Navy Department outlines joint maneuvers this summer with District of Columbia Maryland North Carolina and New Jersey naval militia taking part. Pre maneuvers start July 1 with cruiser Yankee Prairie and a flotilla of torpedo boats and submarines. After Hamp ton Roads the Pennsylvania Hoboken division of New Jersey and New York reserves will hold similar drills in Gardiners Bay Long Island. In New London Conn a fireman died at Memorial Hospital after scalding from a boiler tube burst on the monitor Monitor Fireman Dead.
In Bertin on July 13 Prince zu Eulenburg, on trial for perjury over last year's Harden scandal, rested in hospital with a doctor at his side. The physician warned the court the prince risked apoplexy and death from the excitement, yet proceedings continued for about four hours with medicine administered as needed.
Henry J Nichols aged 64 of Sixth Street Northwest was struck and injured while crossing near Slath and G Streets Northwest in the afternoon by an unidentified automobile. He suffered two broken ribs and significant bruising, was aided by bystanders and friends, and a doctor was summoned.
A July 1 4 auto crash near town killed a Danish consul general’s daughter and injured several high profile figures including the consul, a governess, and a New York resident. The Danish, Norwegian circle, and Des Moines society names appear among the seriously hurt and dead.
A planned observance marks the tenth anniversary of victory at Santiago. Army and Navy officers prepare at the parade ground tonight as witnesses gather to honor the event with speeches and a display of flags.
Bodahaferrn from New York City led in all cen tosis of the timernin Moifise Boanue tourney. Matson of New York aided his team with pivotal plays. The Congress vP lahathiin claim total prizes, while Fayender and Tewis from Wellington Cheler and Vain tdub dominated in the Minneapolis trophy contest.
War Department advisory via cable reports the death at Mada nao July 4 of Thenas Jenkins of Flinderson. The Civil Engineer in Mindanao region was connected to the Phite pines construction and the note places him within the Mindanao area and department duties.
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