Political turmoil at the convention hints Clark and Bryan split
The article discusses Clark’s stand with Tammany and Bryan’s potential path to the nomination. It notes Wilson’s odds with conservatives and the possibility of Bryan jockeying between Clark and Wilson as brokers seek a temporary chair. The piece hints at Humpty Dumpty’s fall and Roosevelt’s stance amid the chaos.
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osey _Williams
William Jennings
Democrats of the Nation
Bryan
Clark
Parker
Fisk
Drebt
Fas Fortune Ryan
New Ie
Virginia
Bryan Hart Wilson
Tammany Ai
Ata
Woodrow Wilden
Wilson
Tammany
Harmony
Husiey Dumpty
Roosevelt
Messe & Table
Reverend Brooke’s Daughter Dies After Lamp Blast
Miss Brooke, daughter of Rev. Dr. Brooke of the Church of Rom ney Hampshire county, died at 10:30 p.m. after an alcohol lamp exploded while she heated milk. Dr. Brooke smothered the flames with a quilt, suffering burns to his hands. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning and her body sent to Richmond Virginia for interment Friday.
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Bandy Reaton
Dr. Brooke
Church of Romney
Hampshire County
Star
Miss Brooke
Auditorium Concert Grand Opera Night
The program promises an exceptionally beautiful concert night at the auditorium. Tickets are available at Hable's and Rice's Music Store for this refined event.
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Hable’s and
Rice’s
Nominations Fight Shapes the Democratic Convention
Baltimore dispatches detail the Democratic national convention race as Bryan faces pressure over the chairmanship and possible third party moves by Roosevelt supporters. Wilson remains the sole clear progressive, while Bryan may delay platform action to influence the nomination process.
Dr Daniel and Miss Fry Wedded in Washington
Notices in Winchester report the marriage of Miss Love Fry daughter of Mrs Nannie V Fry formerly of Jefferson county West Virginia now of Washington to Dr John Daniel. The ceremony occurred yesterday at the bride’s mother home 1800 Fairmont street Washington. The bride is sister of Mrs Stanley E Harmer of Winchester and is described as an accomplished young woman with many friends.
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Miss Love Fry
Nannie V. Fry
Middleway
Jefferson County
W. Va
Washington
John Daniel
Fairmont Street
Stanley E. Harmer
Falls Headlong Down Stairway in Whitacre
Miss Mary Heisonimus fell down the stairway Saturday night in Whitacre Virginia. She was bruised but suffered no broken bones and is able to move about with some stiffness. County officials discussed a proposed route change for Timber Ridge and Brown's Ridge roads. Rev. Dr. A S Hammack was a guest of Rev. Mr. McGuire during the week.
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Whitacre
Mary Heisonimus
A. J. Tavenner
A. C. Lionacre
W. H. McIinee
Timber Ridge
Brown's Ridge
A.S. Hammack
Mr. McGuire
Funeral Held for W Hollar in Edinburg Church
The obituary notes W Hollar died at Shenandoahdy and was found in his boarding house. Authorities suspect heart failure after he left home post supper Monday. Dr J W Daft and Rev Richardson led a service at the decal church with the funeral held in Edinburg this morning.
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Lants
Shenandoahty
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hollar
Éraay Moring
Oeouse
Meath
Brodkfast
Tex
J. W. Datfey
Richardson
Edinburg
B and C Beat the Pennsy in Fast Baltimore Runs
The Baltimore and Ohio main line trains carried Democratic delegates to the national convention in Baltimore and outpaced Pennsylvania Railroad trains in several runs. The Terminany Hall Special left New York at 8 30 am and arrived in Baltimore 386 minutes before a Pensy train, while another B and O Special from 3 22 am reached Baltimore in two hours 68 minutes.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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New York
Lght
Pollan Cleepers
Baltimore
Baltimore 386 Minutes Ahead of A “Penney” Train, Which Left New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Philadelphia
Vitagraph and Western Auditorium Show Tonight
A cinema program at the Vitagraph and Western Auditorium features a mix of silent shorts. The lineup includes O1 Silver Watch by Vitagraph and Reconciled by burglars, along with Kalem releases Troubles of X Outfits and Visit to Gibraltar. A thrilling western closes the bill.
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Silver Watch
Vitagraph
Kalem
X -Outfit
Melies
Gibraltar
Limestone farm with 48 acres near Court House
48 acre limestone farm on Cedar Greek Grade featuring residence and outbuildings with both old and young orchard. Excellent opportunity for orchard. Sale at 10 a.m. in front of Court House.
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Court House
Company I Report at Barracks on Thursday Evening
Company I reports at barracks Thursday evening with shoes distributed to soldiers. One person noted.
Jones and Jolliffe Offer Atforced Sale Value Offers
The firm at 177 North Main Street Winchester Virginia advertises ready to supply big value through forced sales. Their stock includes Hamburg laces Colicges ginghams men’s work and dress shirts mattings and related goods, advertised as attractive in both quality and price.
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Jones and Jolliffe
N. Main St
Winchester
Hamburg
Automobile for sale with new tires in good condition
Mr. Henry Bryarty on an extended westward tour is expected home Saturday at 8038 Main 81.
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Henry Bryarty
A Harmonious End
Baltimore June 26 The Democratic fight over party unity continues as Bryan’s influence looms over the Wilson push. Bryan resists a decisive platform move while factions urge a progressive tilt. A large demonstration for Wilson follows Henry D. Clayton’s address amid heated counter efforts.
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Brya
Ee Ae
Clark
Harmon
Underwood
Heney
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Resol
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Cates
Sells Pulliams Pi on petition of Fred Hagerstown
A fragment notes a sale involving Pulliams Pi by petition of Fred Hagerstown and transfers the North property to her brother George W Fi. The text is incomplete but indicates a transaction within a family chain and a named executor or petitioner.
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Fred Hagerstown
Pulliam On North
George W. Fi
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