Bryan's Plan Divides Democrats as Campaign Funds Poured In
The piece reports on Bryan appealing to Democratic papers for funds while factions argue over the party plank on civil rights and a potential jury trial in contempt cases. It notes farmers backing contributions to Farrmew in support of Bryan and outlines reactions from Eastern Democrats and Republican-leaning regions, with emphasis on Negro votes and strategic state considerations for the campaign. It mentions James’s stance on disfranchisement affecting candidate selection and the party’s regional focus ahead of key midwestern contests.
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Taft Visits Bath Court House Audience Packed
Former President Taft attends dedication of Bath County Court House and greets residents, veterans, and young women from Warm Springs. In a lively reception he vows to push for full election publicity laws and discusses labor issues with Prof Willis Moore.
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Death of Acting Assistant Surgeon Louis G Jacobser
Louis G Jacobser 0 S N died yesterday at Kings Daughters Hospital Portsmouth Virginia. Native of Elroy Wisconsin he became acting assistant surgeon on January 3, 1903. Information was received at the Navy Department.
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DRY CANDIDATES TO TOUR ANNOUNCED AT NATIONAL HQS
Announced at the Prohibition national headquarters Eugene W Chafin the presidential nominee will address the first rally July 21 in Evanston Michigan and Aaron S Watkins the vice presidential candidate will speak August 15 at Sylvan Dell Pars Lycoming County Pennsylvania. Both plan extended campaigns beginning September 1 with extensive coast to coast tours ending back in Chicago.
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Roanoke Tailor’s Son Found Dead in Norfolk Room
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk reports Claude Wallen, 2, a Roanoke Va tailor, found dead in his boarding house room. A pistol lay nearby and a bullet entered his temple, with a letter to his mother found. Coroner Eight will conduct an inquest. No motive or prior act of self harm is known.
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Exiles Claim Cabrera Backed Roosevelt Campaign Support
Emigrados from Guatemala and El Salvador allege President Cabrera funded the Roosevelt campaign to win US backing and noninterference. They assert Cabrea foiled Zelaya and Davila in Honduras, aimed to place allies as successors, and cited the Albany cruiser as proof of US approval.
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Drinking on trains forbidden in Louisiana new law
A new Louisiana law effective today makes it a four dollar misdemeanor to drink intoxicating liquors on any passenger train or coach including dining cars and platforms unless ill. The act extends to stimulants taken with meals and grants transit staff authority as police officers on board.
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Royal Pair Honor Bishops at Buckingham Palace
London July King and queen received bishops after the Pin Abela Congress farewell audience. Archbishop of Canterbury presented each bishop to the king who greeted them warmly. The bishop of Wissown and a noted American attendee were among those met.
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Grape Nuts Helped a Girl Restore Health and Schooling
A grandmother helps a sick student recover through Grape Nuts and Jersey cream. The letter describes eye strengthening, renewed energy, and a return to college life, with the narrator now a junior and planning an AM degree. The ad ends with a cue to read more notes in The Road to Wellville.
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Gompers Silent on Politics in AFL Leadership
Sempel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, offered no political comments yesterday. He indicated any public statement would appear in the August issue of the American Federationist.
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Stokes to Run as Socialist in New York Assembly Bid
In New York on July 20 the Socialist Labor party announced Comrade Stokes and his brother in law Robert Hunter would run for the Assembly in the Fifth district and for Congress in the Tenth district. Rose Pastor Stokes will campaign for Hunter as the couple promote a robust slate, with Stokes speaking nationwide under party direction.
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Army Ballooning Delayed Near Omaha Until Spring
Government balloon experiments at Tort Omaha may be postponed to next spring because the large balloon house is unfinished and extra machinery for the hydrogen gas plant is required. Capt CF Chandler, in charge of the signal station, is pushing work amid gas supply shortages that affect inflation. The Omaha plant aims to be the most perfect, with Elut FC Lahm, winner of the 1906 England balloon, expected to participate in experiments.
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Airship Line Planned Between New York and Boston
Boston backers announce the American Aerial Navigation Company to build and operate dirigibles for passenger and freight routes across the United States Canada and Mexico with initial experiments using small airships carrying passengers and operator.
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Doctors With Opium Habit In Pittsburgh Report
City Detective Richard Welly reports to the American representative of the international opium commission in Washington that opium use in Pittsburgh is confined to thieves gamblers immoral women physicians and ministers. He claims about percent of physicians are addicted and says the drug is not widely used by respectable citizens. Dr Lawrence Litchfield of the Allegheny Medical Society disputes the figure, insisting five percent is incorrect and noting professionals may be more prone to addiction, yet casual contact with physicians still seems to inflate the impression.
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Mrs Warner Wins 190000 From Estate After Nuptial Pact
Mrs Taabena Warner widow of Dr John Warner received 10000 today as the first installment of a 190000 distribution. A transfer of 4000 went to daughter Minnie Warner Mettle, while Arabela Warner Bell’s similar share was postponed as she returns from a Western tour. A supreme court ruling against Vespas'an Warner, pensions commissioner, affirmed the lower court, yielding the widow about 2500000?
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Wilson and Florence Schenck claim marriage on voyage
Florence Schenck, renowned horsewoman, arrived on the Minnehaha with assertions she is married to C H E Wilson, manager for Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt’s stable. Wilson dodged confirmation, while Mrs Gibbons supported the wedding claim and noted the Paddington ceremony in May.
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No Shake-Up In The Navy As Roosevelt Plans Speech
President Roosevelt spent the day at Sagamore Hill refining a speech for delivery to the Naval War College audience. He will board the Mayflower late tomorrow and return for breakfast Thursday clearing up rumors of a naval board shake up while Secretary Loeb dismisses reports of dissension over the North Dakota construction as unfounded.
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Despondent Mother Drowns With Two Children in East River
Mrs Gussie Benson, distressed by ill health and fear for her two young children, took her boy and girl to the East River in New York. Their bodies were recovered and await burial. the mother had lived on a South Dakota farm before moving to the city. The tragedy followed a failed health improvement and a near-escape from life.
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Lieut Guy Burr Dies of Wounds in Mindanao Attack
Manila report dated July 20 states Lieut Guy Burr, wounded July 16 during an attack on outlaws at Cota, Mindanao, died from his injuries. He and Lieut Whitney led a detachment of constabulary at Costa where the outlaw stronghold Uyan was located. fourteen outlaws were killed and two captured.
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Dr Miles Nerine touted as nerve energy remedy
An advertisement claims epilepsy and fits result from excess or lack of nerve force. Dr Miles Nerine supposedly soothes nerves and restores energy. A Springfield Mass user reports five years of fits stopped after two months on Nerine. Money back offer from Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
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Dog Owners Meeting Invited by Washington Chamber of Commerce
The Dog Owners Association will meet Friday July 24 at 8 pm at the Brentano Building on Twelfth and F streets NW, courtesy of the Washington Chamber of Commerce. Members and friends are urged to attend to discuss rights and property defense for dogs, with Edward Glare as president.
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