Leaders at Esopus Harmony The Watchword
New York Democratic National Committee members met Judge Alton Barker at Esopus on July 27 in a broad harmony session with Judge Parker. Murphy and Tam many leaders discussed state and national issues, with Parker praised for political acumen and plans to form New York headquarters.
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Democratics National Committee
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Chiarlcs I Murphy
David GH
Murphy
Rosemount Veranda
Dor Jara
Oon
Ma. Murphy
Bate Senaator
Victor J. Dowling
Morgian J. O'Brien
New York
Toons P. Conway
Plittsburg
National
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Vince
Tammany
Hosemount
Mr. Murphy
Pat
Rosemount
Judge Parker
Senator Hill
Finn
Mr. Dowling
Juice Parker
Whatea Wan
New York City
Parker Absent From Chicago Demo Show August 20
Judge Parker the Democratic presidential candidate will not attend the August 20 Democratic demonstration in Chicago. A letter to Mayor Harrison from Parker expresses regret at missing the date and invites Harrison to Esopus, which the mayor accepts.
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Hicago
Judge Parker
Chicago
Harrison
Parker
Esopus
Politicians Visit Davis at Bedford Springs Campaign Buzz
Senator Henrys G. Davis, Democratic vice presidential candidate, draws many politicians to Bedford Springs. He dodges photographers, meets Democratic colleagues, chats with friends, and enjoys walks and drives with family. He plans homeward departure tomorrow morning. Steamer travel advertised for Norfolk, Old Point Comfort, and Newport News with resort ads appended.
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Pan
Henrys G. Davis
The
Democracy
New York
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Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Judge Gray
Lee
Mack
Differ
Elkins
W. Va
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Moston
Sea Air
Campaign 1904 Opened At Sagamore Hill Veranda
Theodore Roosevelt formally opened the 1904 campaign at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay with his acceptance speech to a distinguished audience of friends and neighbors. The event featured a simple ceremony on the veranda with Speaker Cannon and committee members, and Roosevelt received enthusiastic applause for prosperity and Republican achievements.
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Oyster Bay
L. L
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Republican Party
United States
Roosevelt
Joseph G. Camién
George G. Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
New York
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National House of Representatives
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Florida
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Clarence D. Clark
Wyoming
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Europe
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Eany
Folk Wins Support as Democratic Nominee Holds Nation in View
Joseph leads with 46 votes, Francia Wilson 35, and C F Booker 31 in Platte and Andrew counties. The speaker calls the convention a peoples convention and predicts the Democratic win in November by over 10,000. Cowherd declines early predictions on the Congressional contest, focusing on careful district work and aiding an aggressive national House campaign.
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Francia Wilson
Platte County
C. F. Booker
Andrew County
Folk
Cowherd
National House
Walbridge Nominated for Missouri Governor in G.O.P. Convention
In St Joseph Missouri Republicans convened and nominated Cyrus P Walbridge of St Louis for governor. The gathering condemned Democratic mismanagement and boodle in state funds, pledged support to Roosevelt, and adjourned after Walbridge won on the first ballot with preparations for further nominations the next morning.
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Missouri
Democratic Party
State House
Ripigra Bartholat
Lotta
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Tim
National Party
Charles Burton
Burton
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Vest
Cyrus P. Walbridge
St. Louis
North Dakota Democrats nominate ticket at Grand Forks
The Democratic State convention in Grand Forks nominates Governor H. T. Hegge of Trotti County. Congregamon A. G. Burr Bottineau N P Rasmussen Haines. Lt Gov G J Cyrne Stark. Secretary H O Keeffa Walah. Auditor Charles Badirg Dickey. Treasurer R G B Ross Ward. Attorney General G Borumgard Ramsey. Republicans endorsed supreme bench nominees and praised the St Louis platform. The convention backs initiative referendum direct primary law national grain inspection and irrigation development.
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Trotti County
Congregamon
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Bottineau
N. P. Rasmussen
Haines
G. 3. Cyrne
Stark
H. O'Keefa
Walah
Charles Badir
Dickey
R. GB. Ross
Ward
G. Borumgard
Ramsey
Supreme Bench
Brynjolfson
Fargo
St. Louis
No Fusion In Oklahoma Nomination On Twenty Ballot
Oklahoma City July 27. F Frank Mathews of Greer County was nominated for Congress by acclamation after a twenty ballot intraconvention session. A resolution repudiated the Hamilton Statehood bill capital at Guthrie until 1910. Populists rejected fusion, nominating A T Straughen of Lincoln County for Congress. Albert F Dawson nominated for Congress in Davenport Iowa by Republicans. Missouri Dems fail to nominate after 450 ballots in Fourth district.
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Okla
F. Frank Mathews
Greer County
Hamilton
Guthrie
A. T. Straughen
Lincoln County
A. F. Dawson
Congress
Davenport
Iowa
Albert F. Dawson
United States
Allison
Shaw's Tariff Argument and Deficit Talk
New York July 27 The Evening Post reports Washington remarks by Secretary Shaw on July's Treasury deficit surpassing 21 million dollars, noting higher expenditures than receipts. He compares conditions to 1894 and argues tariff revisions and lower duties could improve revenue amid economic hard times. He cautions against current revenue laws and hints at shifting policy to boost imports.
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Treasury
New York
The
Evening Post Today
Washington
Shaw
Party of Prosperity
Speculation on Republican meeting aims in New York
In New York on July 27 speculation swirled over a Republican leaders meeting. It is believed chairman Vedell of the New York State committee seeks statewide sentiment on the governorship. Although former Secretary Root opposes the nomination, observers think he might be persuaded if State leaders and Roosevelt officials push. One insider said Root’s mind hadn’t changed yet.
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Chaige Parker
Darker
Uvker
McCichlin
New York
Parker
Ourphy
New York State Democratic Committee
Tammany
Senate BP. OH
McCarren
Checirman
Vdell
New York State Republican Committee
Root
Roosevelt
Missouri safe says Cowherd lauds state convention
Chairman Cowherd praises the Missouri State Democratic convention and says nominees and platform are well received. He has been at Riggs House, Kansas City, since June, with travel to St. Louis and plans a New York meeting with national committee chair Taggart.
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Representative Cowherd
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Riggs House
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
Taggart
National Committee
Mr. Cowherd
Bryan
Missouri
Counterfeiters Confess In New York City Case
Italian suspects Brande Leone and Giohanni Grous pleaded guilty before a U S commissioner to making and passing counterfeit coins. Secret Service raided a home plant with fake dimes and quarters and hundreds of finished coins. The plan sought to pass coins through Italian bootblacks and fruit peddlers to widen circulation.
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New York
Secret Service
mHap Baiva
Tere Brandaléone
Géohanni Grous” Drana
United States
Brander Leone
AUTG CRASHES INTO TREE. Five Injured in Plainfield Auto Crash
Mayor Smiths car veered into a tree near Plainfield New Jersey injuring five including Emily Mehr of Jersey City who sustained serious spinal injuries and may not recover. The accident echoes a prior fatal crash involving the Fair family.
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Plainfield
N. J
Charles L Fair
Smith
Texas Whitecapppers Kill Two in Mob Near Lockhart
A mob of masked whitecappers killed Tom Caperton and severely beat John Larremore near Lockhart Texas. Caperton was taken from his home and beaten. Larremore’s wife fired on the mob and he was found dead in the hallway after gunfire.
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Lockhart
Tex
Tom Caperton
Caperton
John Larremore
Larremore
Larremoore
Jealousy Tragedy: Husband Kills Wife Then Dies
Lancaster July 27 James Good a 26 year old machinist shot and killed his 17 year old wife Eula then fatally shot himself. Jealousy is blamed for the double tragedy. The couple had been married two years.
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Lancaster
James Good
Eula
Leaders Gather at Parker's Home and Oyster Bay Ceremony
A compact index entry notes leaders meeting at Parker's home and a notification ceremony at Oyster Bay, with Engladd's demands on Russia tied to broader foreign policy reporting.
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Oyster Bay
Engladd
Russia
State Department
Chicago
Roosevelt
Breese
Virginia
Maryland
Washington
Nell
McGovern
Stuber Trial
Rebellion in China Stirs Kwang Province Alarm
London timer cablegram reports growing unrest in Kwang province as imperial commander Tau Shenwu defects to rebels. Chinese government vows to quell the rebellion while French threats of intervention are denied and relations with Franc e Indo-China are noted as sympathetic.
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London
Washington Post
Peking
Kwang Province
Yvetrd
Tau Shenwu
Addy
Repuda
France
China
France Sails Warships to Tangier Port
Instructed by Vice Admiral Gigon, the armored cruiser Kleber and the third class cruiser Galilee sailed for Tangier to be at the disposition of the French Minister. Officials say the move is pacific and intended to impress natives amid Morocco's unsettled conditions, possibly reflecting Ion Perdicaris's representations to Foreign Minister Delcassé.
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Toulon
Gigon
Kleber
Galilee
France
Ministry of Marine
Pacific
Morocco
Ion Perdicaris
Deleasae
Liberals Gain a Seat in Owestry Bye-Election
London July 27 Liberals won a seat in Owestry West Shropshire at a by election caused by the Hon George Orme dy Gore moving to the peerage The Liberal candidate A H Bright led with 2642 votes against W C Bridgeman Conservative 4357 the Liberal majority 285 The prior contest had Mr Grimsby Gore over Bright by 1085 votes yielding a net Liberal gain of 181473 votes
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London
Owestry
Shropshire
George Ormedy-Gore
Lord Harlech
A. H. Bright
W. C. Bridgeman
Mr. Grimsby-Gore
Mr. Bright
Russia Declares No Need for Foreign Loan Yet
St. Petersburg July 27 The Associated Press reports the government balance sheet shows 160,000,000 in gold plus 47,600,000 in state funds against 276,000,000 in paper notes and a possible extra 247,500,000 in paper. M Witte, head of the ministers committee, may arrive to brief the Emperor on Russo German treaty talks with some hitches resolved and hope for a complete agreement.
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St. Petersburg
Yuly
Associated Press
M. Witte
Committee of Ministers
St. Petarsburg
Adulation of the Czar at Novgorod
A summary from the St Petersburg Zeitung relayed by The Washington Fort depicts Czar Nicholas II in a ritual of public blessing. Troops kneel as he raises a sacred symbol and blesses people including Empress Maria, while crowds cry, schools distribute roses, and citizens endure night prayers to witness the sovereign’s countenance with devout reverence.
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Times
Washington Fort
8St. Petersburg Zeitung
Novgorod
Caar
Torpedo Destroyers Sunk by Japanese Reported
Russian refugees arriving at Chefoo report that the lieutenant Burakoff and two other torpedo-boat destroyers were torpedoed and destroyed by the Japanese on the night of July 2. The item appears in a concise wartime dispatch among miscellaneous notices and advertisements.
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Burakoff
Threat by England Rattles Russia Over Knight Commander
Premier Balfour in the House of Commons declares breach of international law after the Russian sinking of the Knight Commander and the Malacca incident. Britain presses Moscow with demands and vows to curb Russian interference with shipping while Defense Committee sessions weigh legal steps and potential responses.
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House of Commons
England
Malacca
British Defense Committee
Russia
London Times
Washington Post
London
Balfour
Malaeca
Lilpau
Mediterranean
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Orde
Defense Committee
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Sir Hubert
Knight
Fremier Balfour
Mr. Balfour
Charles Hardinge
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