Bryan Democrats Rally Behind Their Leader
A rousing gathering in New York praised William Jennings Bryan as the Democratic standard bearer. He accused Roosevelt of stealing Democratic doctrines and urged the party to win trust by promoting genuine democracy. Supporters toasted Bryan's candidacy amid veteran delegates and enthusiastic crowds. travel plans and special rates were announced for supporters returning home after the event.
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Thomas McNutty
Baltimore
Wiliam Sulzer
New York
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Sulzer Ania
Wagan
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Ag Gure
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Mr Sulzer
Jato
Daniel
Richmond
Europe
Danial
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Virginia
Ping Song
Democrats Rally Behind Bryan Amid 1908 Debate Echoes
The piece recounts a 1908 New York Democratic gathering where speakers and letters from national figures praised Bryan while denouncing trusts and high living costs. It notes reactions, calls for renomination, and parodic praise amid a lively, crowded event with Tammany and other leaders present.
Royal Blue Line Trains Run from Washington to Northeast
Continental routing to Philadelphia and New York described with Royal Blue Line service from New Union Station Washington. Trains depart every other hour with 7.9 11 1 2 and 8 departures, gelock vestibule coaches, drawing room and parlor cars, sleeping accommodations on the midnight train at 11 30 p m.
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Royal Blue Line
New Union Station
Washington
Oda
Bryan and Daniel clash in hotel lobby over party unity
In Washington at the Willard Hotel after Bryan's address, Senator Daniel of Virginia confronted Bryan about the St Louis platform and party discipline. The exchange remained tense but nonviolent as Bryan withdrew, and Daniel left for Richmond.
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Senator Daniel
Virginia
New Willard Hotel
Peacock Alley
Washington
Bryan
Nebras Kan
Tande
Independence League
Mr Bryan
Labor Leaders Held in Reid Raid on Intimidation Charge
Havana reports 250 workers arrested in a raid on labor headquarters over alleged plans to intimidate and raise labor prices. Leaders including Wilmito Sanchez are held for trial on charges of intimidation and conspiring to influence labor costs.
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Havana
Wmilto Sanchez
Ees
Banker Maxwell's Death Amid Bank Collapse Scandal
Howard Maxwell ex president of the Brooklyn Borough Bank, facing forgery and grand larceny charges, killed himself at home after spending days in jail. He cut his throat and severed the artery in his left wrist with a penknife and razors, leaving his wife destitute as investigations linked to the bank’s collapse unfold. Maxell had faced indictment with Campbell and Gow, and his former allies offered little aid.
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iKnickerbocker ‘Trust Company
Oriental Bank appoints new president amid illness
New York Nov 25 Charten K Beck of counsel for H W Jones Sr of the Oriental Bank declares due to pneumonia illness Mr Jones president unable to serve. Hugh Kestly elected president in his place. Jones was a key witness in Kings County grand jury probe into the Borough Bank of Brooklyn collapse and bank’s prior clearance.
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New York
Charten K. Beckhao
H.W. Jones
Oriental Bank
Short Pay Short Shovels In Bedford Strike
Bedford Indiana November 26 workers facing pay cuts see wage fall from 13 to 12 12 cents per hour. In response 212 inches were removed from their shovels to match the wage reduction as anger grows over financial strain.
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Rhmen
Bedford
Indiana
Hoosier
Death by own action headline from old notice
Young Mae illustrating a joke, shot himself in the head during a demonstration on how to commit self harm. McLemore, 21, employed by the Hoathern Railway, fatally injured himself by a pistol shot to the head. he died at once. A farmer, aged 99, consumed Paris green, leaving a note saying life was not worth living.
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B.C
John
McLemore
Hoathern
Farmer
Paris Green
Charles W. Chane
Eddie Burke Dead Former Giants Star and Local Cook
Edward Burks a former New York Giants outfielder died in a city hospital as a charity patient. He was forty three. For the past year he worked as a cook for a section gang on the New York Central Rally and in this vicinity.
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Vile
N. Y
Edward Burks
New York Giants
Weston in Ghickgo completes near 1300 mile walk feat
Weston nears Chicago after a 24 hour record breaking trek covering 1290 miles since October 3. He started October 29 in Portland Maine and faced misdirections north of Hammond Indiana. A reception by the New Illinois Athletic Club and a guard of honor await him in South Chicago as old crowd memories flash back to 1807.
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Edward Payson Werton
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Maine
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Ind
Weston
Ice
Werton
Maites Aince
Tetal
Wentin
Central Hotel
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Hobart
Illnois Athletic Club
Teston
Fleet Regiment
Bugle Corps
Michigan Avenue
Alderman Mansler
Twenty-Second Street
B.D. McGuire
Venezuelan insurgent hunter Montilla killed in Barquisimeto
Camgcas reports Gen Rafael Montilla, long known to the U S as an insurgent and bandit, was ambushed and killed last Friday at Barquisimeto as he fought the Castro government since its rise to power. Castro and his ailing health were noted with a trip to Macuto near La Guaira.
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Venezuela
Vie Willemstad
Caracso
Rafael Montilla
Barquisimeto
Mantila
Castro
Macuto
la Guatra
Czechenyi Notice of Intended Marriage Readies Details
Count Laszo Szech enyi announces his forthcoming marriage to Miss Gladys Vanderbilt at Natafavia. The bride elect’s certificate states she is born of white parents and her promise that any children will be raised Roman Catholic.
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Weablagte Foo
Budeneet
Laszo Szechenyi
Hea
Natafavia
Gladys Vanderbilt
Sho
Wife Pardons Deadly Blow After Plea at Police Station
Mary Murray suffered a skull fracture after a hatchet blow charged by her husband a coal cart driver. She wandered ten blocks to the police station where she pleaded with the lieutenant to arrest him. Denied, she screamed and was taken to a hospital where surgeons say she cannot recover.
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New York
Mary Murray
Harriman Hill Pact Tale Sparks Rumors in New York
Rumors from Harriman quarters report a truce or community interest arrangement between E. Harriman and James J. Hill. The speculative talks suggest possible cooperation against rival rail lines and even a working accord, though officials offered no confirmation and sentiment remained skeptical.
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Harriman Quarters
EH. Harriman
James J. Hit
Harriman
Mr. Hill
Hil
Hill
Harriman Party
Appellate Court Reverses French Lick West Baden Hotels
Indiana Appellate Court reverses the State against the French Lick and West Baden hotel companies. The ruling holds the charters do not authorize gambling, which has been carried on publicly, and remands with instructions to overrule the emutter. Thomas Taggart, head of the Democratic National Committee, is the principal stockholder in the French Lick Hotel Company.
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Thomas Taggart
Tndianapolis
Ind
Hotela
West Baden
French Lick
Orange County
Democratic National Committee
Robbed of Reason Court Cautions Expert on Trials
A trial recounts that a woman who killed Brown faced mental state scrutiny. Dre Hill and Evans testify Mrs Brailey could not distinguish right from wrong and was insane at the time of the shooting. The victim's son describes visits to his father’s home as defense rests.
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Baltimore Medical College
Isaac Rich
New York
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Releigh Hotel
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Expert testimony questions Brown adoption case
Dr Charles Flt alienist says Mrs Bradley may have had impaired judgment due to physical illness from repeated operations causing mental aberration. He notes her incapacity to distinguish right from wrong. The expert cites letters by Brown showing he violated his obligations to her.
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Ays Dr. Britton
Balloon Flight Aims Into Boston Trial Drama
In the trial of Mrs Apman MS Bradley charged with murdering Xi thar Brown, dramatic testimony and expert opinions highlighted the defense. Attorneys rested at 146 oclock after witnesses testified to the defendant's alleged mental irresponsibility at the time of the shooting.
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Disaster at sea and courtroom drama dominate report
Storms in the Black Sea sink ships including the Kaplan with many perished. Amid wartime and trial details, testimony on Mrs. Bradley’s mental state unfolds, with doctors describing insanity and a frenzied appearance. A Maryland football game and special excursion plans are also noted.
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Ter
Fioe
Eregli
Asia Minor
Kaplan
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George P Hoover
Prigay
Sy Snorain
Wining and
Coachta
Balloon America Makes Swift Pittsfield Canterbury Flight
From Pittsfield Massachusetts to Canterbury New Hampshire the balloon America piloted by Leo Stevens carried seven observers and covered about 125 miles despite a southwest wind and a snowstorm landing safely near Canterbury Center New Hampshire at 4 20 p m The voyage attracted first time cloud experience for most passengers and showcased early New England ballooning interest with guests from New York Cleveland and Buffalo responsive to the sport
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le Roy M. Taylor
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Mr. White
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