Parker campaign tribute as Ulster County praise flows
Six carloads of Parker supporters from Esopus celebrate the nominee with a Rosemount welcome. Congressman Bourke Cochran August Belmont and William Hoy arrive. McCarren joins Parker after a Kingston band leads a brief ceremony while Parker thanks old neighbors and pledges friendship.
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Parker Wai
Linesa
Thae
Lainie
Teteneda
Maree
Stresty
St Louis
Kingston
Ulster
Gsolf
Rosewont
Bourke Cochran
Newark
August Belmont
William Shoy
Democratic State Committee
Esopus
Rosemount
Judge Parker
Genalor McCarren
Centroc MetCarren
Sea
Parker Campaign Talks Highlight Party Leadership Drift
The Dallas era coverage notes murky party leadership as talks between Parker aides Cochran McCarren and Belmon t continue. McCarren says the choice hinges on the majority and voter will, not campaign funds, with Parker’s backers signaling a shift away from Taggart. Olney letter and other congratulatory notes pepper the day as Parker maintains steady public appearances.
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Sheehan
Taggart
McCarren
Olney
Judge Parker
Messie
Cochran
Belmont
Rody
William C. Hudson
State Railroad Commission
Hudson
McCauslin
Rosemount
Indiana
Gold Dispatch
Bryan
Messrs McCarren
Cockran
New York
Richard Olney
Nominated for Governor Amid Protest in Maine Dems
At Waterville July 14 Cyrus W. Davita was nominated for Maine governor despite his withdrawal protest. Samuel W Gould led the ticket last year and faced nomination votes. Davis pledged to support Gould and accept the nomination after consulting leaders. No other state officers were nominated. Six presidential electors chosen. Platform affirmed with polemic over liquor law repeal plank.
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Maine Democrata
Davia
Waterville
Cyrus W. Davita
Maine
Democratia Fstate
Samuel W Gould
Skowhegan
Davis
Gould
St Louis
United States
Declination of Democratic Nomination by J H Timberlake
H J Timberlake of Steubenville declines the Sixteenth Ohio district Democratic nomination for Congress and states he will not support Parker who he believes is backed by trusts. The July 13 letter conveys his withdrawal and position in the Steubenville area.
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Boston
Alton B Parker
Esopus
Democratic Party
Republic
Richard Olney
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Judge Parker
Carl Schurz
Alton
Parker
Decatur
Ill
Shelbyville, Inc
Yonkers
Qidge Parker
J. H. Timberlake
Ohio
Steubenville
H. Timberlake
Judge Parker Thanks Harmons For Campaign Message
Cincinnati July 14 Judge Parker the Presidential candidate sends thanks for congratulatory message from Hermon Harmon and notes Harmon's offer to help in the campaign. Parker expresses appreciation and references Harmon's subsequent letter offering services.
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Judge Harmon
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Merchants Meet Senator Davis in Elkins Visit
July 14 Pittsburg Merchants and Manufacturers' Association delegates arrived in Elkins West Virginia and were greeted by Senator Davis and local officials at his home. Davis praised West Virginia's commercial advantages but made no political remarks. Judge and Mrs Harmon plan a short overseas visit aboard the Minnesota from New York to London to see their daughter.
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Hitch
Harmon
Judge
Minnesota
New York
London
Pittsburg
Elkins
W. Va
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Board of Trade
Senator Davis
Davis
Arthur Lea
R. M. 5. Brown
West Virginia
Bryan Punctures Imperialism and Trust Planks in Democratic Platform
W J Bryan released a public statement on the St Louis Democratic platform. He says the imperialism plank is strong and the anti trust plank is excellent, demanding enforcement of criminal laws against trusts and withdrawal of interstate privileges after conviction. He notes doubts about Parker's stance on tariff and labor planks and mentions no money question mention, while praising irrigation and interstate commerce expansion.
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Lincoln
Nebr
W. J. Bryan
St Loui
Fennel
Colorado
Ynanious
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansan
Murder mystery ends as Italian confessants implicate two men
In Belmont on July 14 Pasquale Oliva and Sebastino Pizzatti confessed in open court to aiding the Van Gorder homicide and were confirmed by Giuseppe Versace. Giorgia, the first man tried, was found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing John Van Gorder and his half sister Anna Farnham.
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van Order
Belmont
van Gorder
Pasquale Oliva
Sebastino Pizzatti
Giuseppe Versace
Giorgia
John &. van Gorder
Anna Farnham
Versace
Collision in New York Harbor between ferries
July 14 at Liberty Street Esd the Boundbrook of the Central Railroad of New Jersey collided with the Cetus of the Iron Steamboat Company. Passengers were alarmed but uninjured. Boundbrook suffered a large hole in the women’s cabin and a torn deck house. Cetus sustained no damage.
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New York
Boundbrook
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Cetus
Iron Steamboat Company
Liberty Street
Yinkow Falls to Japanese After Long Battle
Tokyo and London reports say Yin kow occupied by Japan with minimal Russian resistance. Discrepancies in dispatches hint at mixed losses in Port Arthur and Mukden, while St Petersburg notes official news delays. Analysts debate Kuropatkin’s tactics and possible actions around Liao-yang as Japanese pressure continues along Hai-cheng and Ta-tche-kiao corridors.
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Port Arthur
Gen
Europatkia
Liao Lang
Mukden
Tokyo
Yinkow
London
The
Daily Chronicle
St Petersburg
Stoessel
Far East
Chefo
Shessel
Ta-tche-kiao
Ta-tche-klao
Kuropatkin
Kal-chou
Baron Stakelberg
Liaatung Peninsula
Viao-yang
Mudiken
Ta-tchekino
Hai-cheng
Taiche-kiao
Sluyen
Tang-che
Ta Tche-Kiao
Siuyen
Oku
Tang-chi
Burglary Ends in Philadelphia With Fatal Shooting
In West Philadelphia three burglars attempted to rob Harry Miller’s home at 644 North Fifty-second Street. Frank Robinson of New York was killed, Harry Smith of Philadelphia captured, a boy bystander Raymond McCorkle wounded, a third suspect fled. Police description aided by Smith.
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Philadelphia
Harry Miller
North Fifty-second Street
West
Frank Robinson
New York
Harry Smith
Robinson
Smith
Miller
David Roberts
Roberts
Raymond McCorkle
American Postmaster Ferree Not Kidnapped in Montreal Return
Montreal authorities say the Jennings Louisiana postmaster Horace S Ferree was not kidnapped. He was in custody but expressed willingness to return without extradition. Ferree faced embezzlement charges for about 1500 dollars and surrendered 650 dollars in a Montreal bank. He traveled via New Orleans and Chicago before Montreal. The case involves misused money orders and planned arrest in Lake Charles Louisiana.
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Ferree
Jennings
la Fontaine
Ferria
Horace S Ferree
Anderson
James Brainard
Louisiana
New Orleans
Lake Charles
United States
St Louis
Chicago
Toronto
Monttreal
Pst
St. Louis
New Orleana
World’s Fair Robbed by Alleged Ticket Conspiracy
Five St. Louis admissions department employees were arrested at the World’s Fair police station amid a probe of a broad conspiracy to fraudulently gain admission and money. Investigators allege the scheme used counterfeit or manipulated tickets and coin machines to skim funds, with others in ticket booths and admissions offices implicated. Norris B. Grage said only Ellis and Stiller were exposition employees. the shortage is about $150 to $200.
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Louis
William H. Elis
Charles H. Stiller
Henry Miller
Edward Kiely
St. Louis
Othera
Norris B. Grage
Division of Admissions and Conceasgions
Doukhobors March Again Amid Destitution and Death
Winnipeg July 14 destitution and death are feared as most of the Doukhobors begin another march seeking the Redeemer and refusing aid including food. Women and children lack clothing while many ride in carts drawn by adults. The pilgrimage moves through the Dauphin district as three constables pursue leaders and the Dominion government vows action.
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Winnipeg
Man
Redeemer
Dominion
Dauphin District
ELOPERS DIE TOGETHER IN RIVERSIDE TRAGEDY
In Roseburg Oregon on July 14 Emily Beard aged sixteen and William Ford a married man thirty died by leaping into Mill Creek to escape a pursuing party. A note found on the girl’s hat led to their bodies' discovery. The girl was a deputy sheriff’s niece. Nearby, a Rock Island train wreck near Havana Arkansas injured twenty one passengers as the eastbound train derailed over a creek bridge.
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Roseburg
Ore
Wiliam Ford
Emily Beard
Mill Creek
Booneville
Ark
Rock Island
Havana
Veil County
Mahily
Fire on Strikers Mob Threatens Officers at Station
Rioting tied to Chicago packing house strike sent police to protect the station house after strikers and attackers clashed in Paulina street near the stockyards. One striker was shot in the shoulder, several officers were hurt, and crowds dispersed only after reinforcements arrived. The strike remains unsettled as negotiators seek arbitration terms.
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Chicago
Ill
Alfonso Andrutis
Paulina Street
Andrufis
Marshfield Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
Favoret
John Peterson
Swift & Co
Peterson
Detective Headen
Wm Brisk
Boohne
John Flyen
Baghe
Prim
Wreek Yards
Michael Donnelly
Donnelly
Index to 10 Day's Issue
The issue contents list sections and page references across topics including politics, crime, weather and society with items such as Parker Talks to His Friends Bryan's View of the Platform Japanese Capture Yinkow Chicago Strikers Riotous Mob Threatens Alleged Murderers Five Bathers Drowned Took Poison on Husband's Grave No Meat Famine Here Chamberlain's Forces Organize President Wl Receive Miners News of Virginia and Maryland Financial 2nd Commercial Editorial Comment History of the Lords of Lothian Talks with Hotel Guests Senators Defeat St. Louis Again Former President Paul Kruger Dead Conditions In the Congo Racing Results and Entries District Official Accused.
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Parker
Bryan
Yinkow
Chicago
Husband
Chamberlain
Virginia
Maryland
The
Lords of Lothian
St. Louis
Paul Kruger
Congo
M—District
Ousted the Secretary at Louisiana Purchase Exposition
On July 14 the board of lady managers in the Woman's Building voted 8 to 5 to remove secretary Lavinia Egan. Miss Hila Lou Carter, of Jefferson City, Mo., was named temporary secretary. The board also allocated 6,000 to support model playground nursery and lost children work and settled several unpaid bills.
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St. Louis
Lavinia Egan
Louisiane
Hila Lou Carter
Jefferson City
Exposition
Memphis Citizens Demand Root Out Crime in Mass Meeting
A mass meeting in Memphis Tennessee July 14 unanimously approved resolutions calling for root out of crime and lawlessness. The group criticized Mayor Williams Chief Mason and the police department for lax enforcement and appointed a committee to seek public statements on future actions. Two deputy sheriffs were shot dead during a raid on a gambling resort last Monday igniting the turnout. United States Senator W Carmack spoke urging lawfulness and offered to aid the attorney general in prosecutions.
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Memphis
Tenn
Williams
Mason
Police Department
United States
W. Carmack
Criminal Court
Express Train Wreck Near Gorham New Hampshire
The Grand Trunk express from Montreal to Portland derailed near Gorham after rail failure. The engine and four cars plunged down a thirty foot embankment injuring mail agent Thomas Johnson fatally probable, conductor Delano severely hurt, several trainmen and about fifty to seventy passengers shaken. The Pullman stayed on rails as baggage and mail cars overturned.
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Gorham
N H
N. H
Grand Trunk
Montreal
Portland
Thomas Johnson
Delano
Moora Brook
Poison on Filipino bolo leads to blood poisoning
Sterling resident Mel Donichy accidentally wounded his hand with a Filipino bolo during an amateur minstrel performance. The wound festered into virulent blood poisoning with tissue loss and eruptions, causing breathing difficulties. He sought treatment from a chemist and plans to visit Chicago for specialists.
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Sterling
Mel Donichy
Donichy
Chicago
Brookline Plunges Into Mourning After Abbott Suicide
Edward Miles Abbott, 39, president treasurer and general manager of the Abbott Agency with Boston office, shot himself in the left temple at his Brookline home after making an assignment for creditors. His body lay in a pigeon house at dusk beside an empty revolver. Widowed, the real estate operator faced sharp business reverses. Also in Cairo a two headed girl born to a Negro family died shortly after birth. the infant had two necks and one set of lungs.
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Brookline
Mass
Edward Miles Abbott
Abbott Agency
Boston
Abbott
Cairo
Ill
Shane
Attack on Mob at Norfolk Ends in Arrest of Murder Suspects
John O'Brien and Joseph Furman alias Day were arrested in Norfolk on July 14 for the Gordonville tollgate murder near Leaman Place. Police used pistol points to protect the car from a thousand-person mob at Lancaster station during transfer, with shots fired at the car and crowds driven back. The pair were identified by Alexander Crale and charged with the murder of Tollkeeper Samuel Ressler on July 1.
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Lancaster
John O'Brien
Joseph Furman
Day
Samuel Resster
Leaman Place
Gordonville
O'Clork
Zeigler
Borger
Norfolk
Pennsylvania Railroad
O’brien
Furman
Ressler
Alexander Crale
O'Brien
Washington Post
John O Brien
John Day
Samuel Ressles
Shorry
Milton Zeigler
N, P
Double Hanging of Two Negro Murders in County Jail Yard
Two Black men, Frank Ousley and John Johnston, were executed by hanging in the county jail yard shortly after 10 o'clock. Witnesses included family of the victim James Donnelly, a grocer killed last New Year’s Eve. Johnston confessed further killings and robberies.
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Priteburg
Uly
Frank Ousley
John Johnston
County Jar Yard
Yamea Donnelly
Sherif Dickson
James Donnelly
Herron Hill
Johnston
Miss Donnelly
Ousley
Indictment argued in George Green habeas case at Norwich
The hearing on Senator George Green's habeas corpus was continued before Judge Ray. Frederick Collin of Elmira concluded Green’s argument that the indictment on canceling machines for the Post Office Department is insufficient. United States Attorney George B. Corliss of Binghamton conceded the indictment is insufficient for not defining the offense, but contended other indictments are sufficient. The hearing adjourned with both sides to file briefs next Monday before Judge Rey.
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Binghamton
George Green
Ray
Norwich
Frederick Collin
Elmira
Green
United States
George B. Corliss
Man and two children drown in gale boat accident
Halifax N S July 24 Alex J Mc Leod aged forty and his nephew Angus Row fourteen and niece Marjorie Ross twelve were drowned this afternoon when their boat capsized near West Hay en route to Marble Mountain a five mile trip all aboard were seen struggling as the craft went over with no survivors reported from the accident scene
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Halifax
Alex J McLeod
Angus Row
Marjorie Ross
West Hay
Marble Mountain
Goben Hale
McLeod
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