Wilson Wins Democratic Nomination on Final Ballot
Baltimore dispatch reports Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey secured the Democratic nomination for president after a protracted deadlock at the 1912 convention. The 46th ballot sealed the victory with Clark and Underwood withdrawals clearing the way for a unanimous nomination and an angry, jubilant hall.
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Vote Totals Tighten As Clark and Wilson Clash
The convention saw fluctuating support with Clark peaking at 556 on the tenth ballot and Wilson closing with 407 after eight ballots Saturday and 42 by Monday. Bryan dominated the scene with fiery attacks and militant rhetoric, including a resolution against Morgan Belmont and Ryan, carried 899 to 180, while Clarks supporters dwindled and Wilson gained.
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Democratic Platform Calls for Revenue Tariff and Reform
The platform reaffirms Democratic principles and calls for a revenue tariff, immediate price reductions on life necessities, strict enforcement of anti trust laws, measures to crush private monopoly, income tax, direct senatorial elections, prohibition of corporate campaign contributions, campaign finance publicity, presidential primaries, one term for presidents, and tighter supervision of public utilities. It also supports banking reform, flood control for the Mississippi valley, criticism of Taft vetoes, and opposition to Republican tariff promises.
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Democratic Platform Calls Tariff Reform and Direct Election
A Baltimore Democratic convention platform urges lower tariffs and income tax, attacks high Republican duties as cause of inequality, and backs supervision of interstate business. It favors direct US Senate election, presidential primaries, campaign finance reform, anti trust enforcement, and railroad rate regulation.
National Progressive Provisional Committee Calls Roosevelt Convention
New York July 9 The National Progressive provisional committee issues a call for a Chicago convention on August 5 1912 to renominate Theodore Roosevelt for president. The document frames a non sectional nationwide movement and declares a stake in reforms to curb privileged interests and promote industrial evolution. Senator Dixon announces 40 of 48 states represented in the call.
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Americans sweep first Olympic 100 meter dash in Stockholm
In Stockholm on the first track event of the Olympiad three Americans finished first to fourth in the 100 meter dash. Ralph Craig of Detroit and Michigan university won in 10.45 seconds, tying the Olympic record. Alvah T. Meyer placed second with Donald F. Lippincott close behind and Belote a yard back.
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London Meat Markets Closed Amid Foot and Mouth Spread
In London on July 9 the board of agriculture ordered the closing of the London live meat markets due to the spread of foot and mouth disease among cattle in Surrey.
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Grahame White and Wife Fly Upon Honeymoon Return
Claude Grahame-White and his wife flew in an aeroplane at Folkestone on Sunday returning from their honeymoon with the bride as passenger. The Farnborough and London sorties reflect the couple’s postnuptial aviation.
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Castoria Label Promotes Safe Remedy for Infants
Advertisement urges mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for the official signature and claims Castoria has been in use for over 20 years. It notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, presenting the product as a trusted remedy for infants and children.
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Luncheon Comment Draws Social Label From Harper's Bazaar
A playful exchange mocks inviting Mrs Bulhon to a simple luncheon. The remark notes she is a Fletcherite and will need more after tea, hinting at expected social menus and etiquette.
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Singing and the Lungs in Public Health
The article notes singing and whistling as beneficial lung exercise. Doctors caution singing is not a cure for consumption. It urges deep breathing as a core habit to promote healthy breathing and prevent lazy respiration.
The Philosopher and The Politician Quote Exchange
A quotation contrasts two figures, the philosopher and the politician, noting that influence comes from a different type of pull. The line emphasizes personal power versus intellectual appeal in progress.
Grape Nuts Promoted as Aid For Sleep and Nerves
A reader testimonial lauds Grape Nuts for curing indigestion and bloating, stopping vomiting, easing diarrhoea, and restoring sleep and daytime wakefulness. The speaker claims improved digestion and calm nerves after three years of ailments.
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