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Newspaper

Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1904

Page

2

Convention Declares Parker Gold Standard Stand

A heated party convention adjourned with Parker’s gold standard stance in doubt. Delegates debated a telegram to Judge Parker as Bryan opposed sending it. The final vote 774 to 199 accepted the telegram as the convention’s reply.

Hill Parker William J. Bryan Judge Parker

Parker and Davis The Candidates

The Democratic National Convention nominated Alton B. Parker of New York for president and Henry G. Davis of West Virginia for vice president. Parker’s nomination followed an all night session and a unanimous vote after Iowa and West Virginia shifted their ballots.

St. Louis Alton B. Parker New York Henry G. Davis West Virginia Dockery Missouri Parker Hearst Cockrell Wall Olney Davis

All-Night Session At Democratic National Convention

The Democratic convention in St Louis adjourned briefly for a second evening session to receive resolutions. Nominees were invoked for Parker Hearst Gray Miles Wall and Miles by Cockrell amid a wild, nine hour eruption of cheers. Bryan delivered a dramatic appeal for party principles.

St. Louis Committee On Martin W. Littleton New York Judge Parker Parker E. M. Delmas California Hearst L. Irving Handy Delaware Judge Gray David Overmeyer Kansas Nelson A. Miles Richard Olney Massachusetts Maj. Collins Boston Mayor Rose Milwaukee Wall Wisconsin Senator Cockrell Champ Clark Missouri Bryan

Opening Session of Democratic National Convention Highlights

The Democratic National Convention in St. Louis met for nearly three hours with Rep. John Sharp Williams as temporary chairman. Grover Cleveland’s name drew enthusiastic cheering as the gathering appointed committees, heard speeches on race and tariff, and adjourned after adopting a Thursday morning start.

St. Louis John Sharp Williams Grover Cleveland J. K. Jones National Committee Jones John F. Cannon Grand Avenue Baptist Church John S. Williams C. A. Walsh John S. Martin

Conservatives clinch nomination at Republican convention

The conservatives kept control as Parker gained two states on roll call, sending the New Yorker to two thirds of the total vote. The nomination became unanimous on Gov. Dockery's motion amid cheers. A short morning session followed by Capt. Hobson's vigorous race address and evening committee reports awaited.

Parker Dockery Missouri Richmond P. Hobson

Bryan Opposition Defeated at Democratic Convention

The Democratic National Convention adopted the rules report after a day of speeches. William Jennings Bryan led a bid to overturn credentials and seating of Illinois delegates, but the minority report was rejected 647 to 299. Bryan received a major ovation.

St. Louis Committee On William Jennings Bryan Credentials Committee Illinois Bryan

Danish steamer Norge sinks after striking Rockall reef

The Danish steamer Norge with 774 aboard, mostly emigrants, sank after hitting Rockall reef 290 miles off Scotland. 145 saved, 629 missing. Survivors report engines reversed, boats saved women and children. 102 more rescued by passing ships. Capt. Gundel perished with ship. Ongoing searches around Rockall.

London Norge Rockall Reef Scotland Grimsby Stornoway Gundel Rockall Aberdeen Largo Bay Glasgow Shetland Islands

Floods kill six in Clinton and sweep Kansas regions

A waterspout with violent winds struck Clinton Oklahoma and nearby areas causing six deaths and multiple injuries. Western Oklahoma reports describe extensive flood damage from Arapahoe to Cordell while Wichita Kansas endures historic flooding with dikes failing and homes evacuated. Kansas City Kansas reports seven dead and 10,000 homeless as floods spread across the region. Kaw river gauges show rising water and Topeka residents evacuate across the Melan bridge in knee deep floods.

Oklahoma City O. T Clinton Okla Baker John Flenner Araphaie Weatherford Geary Cordell Anadarco Oklahoma Wichita Kan Little River Waco Avenue Main Baltimore Douglas Avenue C. G. Adams Kansas City Kansas Armourdale Kaw River Topeka Kaw Big Melan Bridge

Defeat for Japs reported in multiple World War I era dispatches

Central News from St. Petersburg says Russian forces under Gen Kashtalipsky surprised Japanese outposts at Lantuansan and repelled renewed Japanese attacks as casualties reached about 300 Russians and 1,000 Japanese. Other reports describe battles near Liaoyang and Port Arthur with heavy losses on both sides and continued Japanese advances into Kaichou.

London Central News St. Petersburg Kashtalipsky Lantuansan Rome Liaoyang Hoang Keller Chefoo Port Arthur Nantay Kaichou Samsondi Chirikoff Tokio Daily Telegraph Kuroki Motien Pass Chenchinpaotze Tawan Shiakaolin Tientsin Golden Hill

Wheat Crop Estimate Sparks Hope Amid Stable Yield

Washington reports a projected wheat harvest of 635 million bushels for this year, signaling ample supply. The forecast shows only a slight drop of about 2 million bushels from last year, indicating a stable yield.

Washington

Seven Workers Die As Tornado Blows Bridge Crane

A tornado struck a traveling crane on the second arch of the new Mississippi River bridge at Thebes Illinois Friday night. Seven workmen were killed and two others seriously injured when the crane was pushed back 200 feet and hurled to the rocks below. A relief train rushed the dead and injured to Cape Girardeau Missouri.

St. Louis Republic Cape Girardeau Mississippi River Thebes Ill Missouri

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