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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

The lights were switched on. and
the rollcall proceeded California
Welded 20 Oregon. and ex-senator
Gearir seconded The nomination Of
BRYAN il behalf Of his own Common
wealth, California and Washington.
Mrs. \. Hughes. Of Troy. Bell Coul-
y. Texas. who had been carrying the
standard Of the Lone Star State
throughout the excitement. did rot
deSis- until Senator Gearin began his
speech. Then she sat with the Texas
delegation. apparently cool and COM
Portable. with no- strand Of her
brown hair disarraugei. lot : wrinkle
in her fluly gown. Ard all around
her men who had been doing nothing
but cheer were willing
Senator Gssrir was brief. and Ar
kansas. which had been passed il the
rolleall. Welded 70 Governor Glenn. Of
North Carolina. who made the chief
seconding speech.
Governor Swanson. OF Virginia. ty
courtesy Of Colorado. made . second
ing Grafton He Is tabloid orator
and go away with credit
Governor Johnson's candidacy was
next placed before the convention.
Connecticut or the toll cali Welding
% Minnesota. represented br the Hon
Winfield Scott Hammond He vas
accorded careful attention and his
nomination OF Mj1nesota's Governor
r-eciTi-arsG another wkiriS.r6 OF *
element. i not 20 long sustained.
hardly less enthusiastic than thai to-
Bran
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

A. 81 O'Clock. when the demon
Stration w2S eight minutes old. The
parade OF standard and banner bear
sTS through the hall began. Up and
down and across the section devoted
70 the delegates and alternates The
long line weave6. hobhinEly and slow.
the proportions Of the roar OF NJ
agars The musicians il the gallery
blew themselves blue II the face. bur
the melody they were making was in
audible II the tornado OF vocal energy
that swept NJ % the walls and star
hedeckei ceilings and descended
again with tymp2num splitting force
The leader q the band switched
from general airs 20 old familiar
tunes that any American can sing
The frSt was the Red. White and
Blue. 4 few = he galleries took
" TIE words. The spirit spread and
in few seconds the words were II
the mouths OF 10000. and listeners
were treated 70 . thrilling rendition
o. The national air
II SIS Chairman Carton. VoSSibiy
Gss-,i-E half 81 hour sufficient for
his g2vel against The tSbls II he
vss sincere II desiring 20 sill the
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ao>oIip listing hi ob5ec-. for the
sound a. The Savsl was The signal to-
5 renewal q The AyS,s-ia and con
ce-Tei ro.se--2SinE
By his time -hs parade q stand
ards ard banners WAS passing through
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with heat. exhaustion and dead air
as soon as the speaker got ready 10
give the signal.
His concluding passage, delivered
81 500 o'clock. was fervid tribute
to the ~oommoner" as the intrepid
leader who had borne aloft the bat
tie: carried the flag of Democracy
through the campaigns Of 1895 and
1900, with the deTotion and faith Of
the crusaders Of old days Amer
ica's great commoner. Nebraska 5
gifted son. William J. Bryan.
This was the signal Tor long-con-
tinuei uproar. rivalling in Intensity
and duration the demonstration Of
Wednesday. which lasted one hour
and twenty-six minutes Again, the
whole asSemblage was dashed into a
fury of excitement The delegates
seized the States standards and gath
cred them on the presiding officer 5
platform. while the galleries broke
into tumultuouS clamor. At times il
assumed such proportions Of madness
as the excited th-ongs rushed through
the aisles toward the platform that
there was serious danger OF panic.
Men and women were bOwlsd over in
the mad onrush Of fag-bearing en-
thusiasts. One woman tainted, and
was carried from the hall.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

the galleries. Delegates were drop
ping into their seats exhausted, and
white-faced women, some of them
weeping from excitement, were being
helped TO doors and windows for q
breath of fresh air, of which there
was great need, for the vast hall was
like q furnace.
At 1906. when the demonstration
had been under way an even Four,
it was still resounding and yigc 1us.
Chairman Clayton pounded his vel
on the table in monotonous repeti ion.
The crowd soon found way 10 null
lify his efforts. Every time he Hit the
table thousands shouted, Bryan,
and he found himself playing the
part OF q bass drummer in a band,
adding 10 the noise.
In an effort TO stop the demonstra-
ton all the lights in the hall were
turned out except TWO big clusters in
the ceiling over the platform. This
had the desired effect. The hand
PLAYED I'm Afraid 10 Come HoT in
the Dark and the tired spec, ors
fell into their seats.
A 1917 the demonstration ras
practically over. Il had lastei one
hour and eleven minutes. min
E fifteen minutes OF the record e-tab-
lished Wednesday.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

expectancy IS he supreme I'D lo-s-
Deferred To-s q nominating .es
Press 1s--azl candidate Us began
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

L. Irving Handy. of Delaware. then
made an eloquent speech. concluding
by placing in nomination Judge George
Gray. Of Delaware. The Gray nomin-
alton also received its full share OF
ENTHUSIASM. although the nominating
speech of L. Irving Handy, OF Della
ware. was frequently interrupted by
the impatient crowd. and finally by
the arrival of the Committee on Reso-
buttons bearing the completed plat
form.
II was after midnight when the
nominating speeches we're tempoTari-
~ suspended TO receive the report OF
the committee. Governor Haskell OF
Oklahoma. chairman OF the commit
tee, made the report. announcing at
the outset that il was presented as
the unanimous view of the committee,
the entire membership of which
ranged themselves on the platform
fanking Governor Haskell as an evil
dence Of their united attitude.
The enunciation Of party principles
was received with close attention md
with frequent demonstrations OF IS
sent. The provision concerning IN
functions was punctuated by applause
and at its conclusion a ringing cheer
went VI from delegates and specfa-
tors. The provisions concern
trusts. railway regulation. income iaH
and various other provisions AJAX
ened lively appreciation. The ple-
form was adopted by unanin'
vote.
John E. Lamb. OF Indiana. rer~ ed
from the Committee on Resolut -
recommendation that the Tooth ami
versary OF the birth OF Abraham LIN.
coin be appropriately observed
throughout the country. After the
ayes had chorused their approval, Per
manent Chairman Clayton said that
as a son OF Confederate soldier and
Shareholder. he declined 10 put tbs
negative, and declared the vote unan-
. in,ous.
The speeches seconding the nomiE-
alton OF candidates were then re
sumed. with limit OF five minutes
+ for each speech. The secondins
/ speeches for Bryan included those OF
1 Governor Glenn. OF North Carolina;
f Governor Swanson. Of Virginia; Rep
+ resentative Helm. OF Alabama: Au-
+ gustus Thomas. the PLAYWRIGHT, OF
Missouri: Jerry B. Sullivan. OF
+ Iowa: 0. ". Powers and Senator Gea.
in. OF Oregon: John J. Lynch. OF
Ohio: James A. Reed. Mayor OF Kan
J sas City: Ben T. Looney. OF Texas;
Elsa a. Williams. OF Illinois. and o.
lie James. OF Kentucky.
The seconding speech for Governor
Johnson was made by Attorney-Gen'
e-al Stratus. OF MARYLAND: that for
Judge Gray by P. J. o'Boyle. OF Penn
syivania. Most OF these speeches had
been scheduled in advance. but owing
70 The widespread Bryan sentiment
and the desire OF the various States e
record their preference for him man!
inp-omptu speeches were made and
nearly every State voiced its approval
The nominating and secondins
speeches having been concluded. the
bslloting began az 6. n.
Thomas ?. Smith. secretary Of
Tammaay Hall. was selected as the
clerk 70 read the roll Of the States.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
THE POLL /:
RRNAN
JOHN W. KERN. sY AccLAMArloN.

Denver. Col.-With one session
tbs, lasted until the dawn was
b7eakius and ended with the nom
ina,ioa q William Jennings Bryan.
q Nebraska. for President. and &
cGiet sf;ernon session that resulted
il The nomination OF John Worth
Kern. q Indians. for Viee-Presiden;.
the Democratic National Convention
ended is laborS
Ollie James. q Kentucky. called
Tire convention 10 order for the LAST
time. Nj Clayton. ~ Alabama. the
permanent chairman. suffering from
5 sore threat The session began AZ
l,lo. Senator Stone. d Missouri.
moved thai the nominating speeches
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

Offering. and Mr.. Clayton picked each
Of them up in his arms and kissed
her. The crowd Just roared with de-
light Il was 3 few miHCpteS after
Il o'clock when NJ. Clayton began
his speech.
The speech lasted exactly an hour.
L was forcibly delivered and Mr..
Clayton was frequently interrupted
by applause. and st the close got
generous tribute Of approval.
After the list Of honorary vice-pTes-
i6eats Of the convention had been
read Mr.. Kern put II a1 appearance
and announced that the Committee
CT Resolutions would be rs2dy 10 re-
port 81 : o'clock. whereupoc Senator
Thomas E Grady. Of New York.
moved 81 adjournment un;il that
hour. and the motion was carried.
The hall vas absolutely damned a.
: o'clock. when the convention re-
assembled. and Sill they Sittei
through the doors. Every inch Of
standing space was held. Every spec
,StOr ana delegate had 5 small Amer
lean iSS in readiness for the BRIAN
demonstration later II the night
There developed 5 fashion 81 waving
these GsES il time with The music.
2r6 1900 American 1sSs 1ut1s-iag
zsa;1s, : tou--siisi background o.
-si. white and blue Is : sight % make
11y American citizen stand up and
sake vocal notice.
By o-eiock the crowd was begin
ming e lam The SislsS Every sn-
trance S2S iCDov2bly packed when
Chairman Clayto2 called the conys2-
s5o2 % order. : committee q three
aAS appointed 70 e o1C a1d md
SAST he Resolutions Committee
might y Doing
Ollie James. chairman ct he
Ssso;hins committee, reported thai.
-hs Resolutions Committee wouldn't
- ready 70 7e2o-g until midnight II
VEN q she Sss-z,iO-. hs made Z me-
sto2 thzE The nominations for ths
Pres.i srcy - made II advance q the
platform adoption. Re made The
provision ira. there y 10 o2l,o,inS
--,il 2sts- ne platform should =
voceG uno-. 423 his resolution vas
adopted
A; o'c,ock rs nominating
Speac>sS began. 2-3 delegates z-6
spectators ws-e stirred ws,h eager
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
TWO DROWN FROM CANOE.
New Yorker Was Trying Beat Il
Built. With Fiye-Year-Old Soa.

Pougakesgsie. n Y-Thso1c-e
BS-Ti1gsr. New York letter carrier.
and his tve-yeS--oii so-. Ez-ry. wee
drowned II BownS1's Pond So Pleas
ant Valley. They were II 8 c11oe
made by Darlington ont % canvas
22o barrel ssSvss- The frzi. s-a.-
overturned. throwing Bzrringe-. Us
son. and another man from he
canoe The third man. whose name
Vas 1o- learned. wSs saved
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

W1e1 Oklahoma Vas called. tie
Chairman z-rou-cs5 Oklahoma
cas-s ks- eighteen maiden votes for
William Jennings Bran
Il Vas $50 o'ciock in the morning
vAs1 TIE r0I call vas completed.
Before he totals could - footed n
M1r-zv Tz-6ive-. q Minnesota. took
tie VlzctC-- and moved u make the
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7-c-7-ly seconded n Delaware. and
: delegate from that State u0re6 that
re nomination be made bv zccis-z-
To- This As carried with : Whom
and C1zi-1s1 Clarion declared
William J B-vaa the unanimous
1o1i1se q the convention for
1hs o@cs q President q thc
United Stz-sS Tie vO<e IS e1s.
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Late News
BY WI RI


Chicopee. Mass.-A purse Of $500
in sold was presented TO the Rev.
Frederick Bonneville. pastor OF the
Church OF the Assumption, on his ~
turn from Europe. Il cannot accept
it, said Father Bonneville. IS he
averted his face 10 conceal his emo
tiCnS. With hundreds of my people
ont of work the sacrifice is 100 great.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
FEDERAL Rales For Trolleys.

Washington, y. C.-Esluireueat
that no no,svulan Or conductor shah
refuse 70 take On passenger unless
al seats are occupied. and thar when
ever the Commission requires Tag
men 10 car shall b ru2 over cross
i-ss IN the SbSorce o. such ES<usa
Is made il street railway regulations
for The District q ColGUeiS-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
Potters Prosncr.

Atlantic City. y. members OF
the National Brotherhood % Opera
tive Potters met here 10 discuss a
proposed raise in vases and shorten
ing OF hours for the entire trade
throughout the United States. Dele
gates declared trade conditions war
rant such an increase.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
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xosszr s94 MAYA l-EszzS -s1- Tzes
G-zzzAz1 Roo TERRITORY. resulting N
r1e kills C Nineteen Indians S-1
tAc Eoz2SSzS q Ezzr Eo-s- IT,
szsz 2ltSsS 81 tie GoEsrzZszS SaSe
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
Paper Comrany Flned.

New York.-Ths Petoskev FIore
PAPER Company. 81 FetosSey. Mich.
indicted with twenty-thres other
wrapping paper comparatively s Fed
sral Grand jury. for viSatinc the
sherman Anti-Trus, act. pleaded
guilty il the United States Court.
Snd like the other companies, vas
EreG $4,000 which was paid.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
Warrant For Dan Hanna.

Cleveland, Ohio.-A warrant for
the arrest az Dan r Hanna. son Of
late Senator. was issued by Prose
outor Dan Gull. Hanna is charged
with striking ClS0de ". Logan. sales
man for the Oi3Smoeils Company.
with : whip.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
MILLS HER PROSECUTOR
italian Woman Shoots Mar 70 Pro
text Hc-s<1 Frcn His Insults

Syracuse. y y. Angelo Fz,ort
vas shot and instantly killed by Ms
slAo-2ssz Lsc2S ~ LIS Second street
S-2St Syracuse. Ms Lso1f-s defense
: mat SIC vas protecting herself
sSto-t boarded with the Ls<c1IS- !,
5 SAID that he had heen drinking to-
several DAYS Salvatore Leo1i. tie
so-S1S hUsoSr6. Was working u
S'->-e Nr-sS vixen the shooting
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
c.pst liz ~ 49,.

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lava Ss1s sAs a.ozzsx-fss &C M1zs-
.cSx ara 70 Re sz.-geG ~ esS-g *
sszSsS u EzSScz BAY TIE Frcv-
s-ce uzu zcE have 44e niles q co1sz
Lie
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

EsaSszSsc-S E-a1zs--ns
Fsz-sse DssS- tAs zs-ss-> - 49,
Esrs elected E11s -, : ec=-lc.sss -
rs >ccz&s--s-cc-1-S. IS O15 EzEs.
81 SEsGsS. - Yozzs rsz-S. 8 Aga
sx-S xzS C1-sS-1S- -AszSsS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
Many New Laws.

The Louisiana Assembly adjourned
after siNty-dsy session. averaging
i've new laws s day. o. : total q
over 500.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

5 PsSs-sezrs-Ths No = 5
h0lSs esz-S cc-Ss-2css,z 2s-- tie
Dana buildings collapsed -sz
vc-SEs2 wsrs si-sa5 cG,-s1. II.
sc--y lz.-Vs@
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
Anthracite Vases Rettcr.

Mahsnoy City. Pa. - StatiStician
Neal, Of the Anthracite Strike Com
mission, decided that the wages 81
the mine workers for the current
month will be one per cent. above the
basis.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

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cc=szg insane q ; -ss- 81 Eol5-
scE1- "a. Ia CscTss- - GsSS-S-s
Car Va -s1cAs6 Cvs- Sss SIS. =
front q As- xzS en- lanes SS1r-
sils -Arc&- {rc= 81 = s2- Tes1
- =SSs -we ssvs-s v7ozz&S = Is
cw- .s-cSc.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

$ Psss-Se she C1-1 hSS
SGcrss3 ; esl2 iz.-cS1cs,s ~ tAs Nh
ss,sr q Ws- SS;ecz-z2< - sx-<z5--
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
FIRE SwEKrs VILLAGE

Ez>12sS> >sS-ton q >a1Sn hlKeE- "
J. Practically Wiped ous-
Ns~ B-E-Swsek. y s->sVs-&.
buildings q rs main business Sz-ess
q SozsA River. SIX miles from es-s.
ws-s hz--s6 81 : loss q S.S-e@4-
T-o ire eO-vGEisS f-oE This c5Ey
=s-s Se-- there zcS s1Tsl he Sczz
from GeS--zS1Sc7
rs E-s started II The living apart
-s--S 0Es- Henri SSlS'S 6rES s-c7s.
sroz : gasoline S.cVs- 1zS harmed
three hC--S
Practically re entire Business &C.
-r's Z. -ks village VS. vlrsS o---
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
c4z4aa's Ris Wheat crOp

WszzirSE MS2-Af-s- : e1-cs-i
rsvssE q tAs e-o2 SssGSt-c1 u u 81
s-2 Canada sss leading -2ssE2y's sS-
ri=Sss IL rc,Sl zaszs v5ssS = West
s-1 Canada wlI y 11S-<t0, $50
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
Mayer in Monastery.

DGcGoGs. IcvS--Naycr X A.
ScecnS. sSlco2 owner ans politician.
wAo disappeared rece1tly. WIS fc2,i
l. TIE TrS2risT Monastery. eighteen
miles from here Troubles i legal
and Political s~si-S G-s signed -
the Gauss ta- the c&ciSl'S desire -
SSu- TIE world
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
BoNou xnd Naine Ssock sid.

New Esvs-- Co1n-TAs sale By
TIE New York. New Esve7 Sz& Hart
ford Railroad Company C lis hold
s-SS Il the EcSsc- ard MSs-s -oSi.
amounting 70 I1aro3 shares. 20
-cA2 Z BsllS-3. ; eSnSs- g Ms-i-
den was ec-S---2gs3 II Sas.c1.
Jane SO. -As sale VS. tc~ c1SA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
Trvzty q Co-.-asrvx Approved

Tas ESsEs-TAs As C1z=es- =
TIE >zSsss-Ssszszsl &2z-ovs1 IL treaty
q cc--s-cs VIII .es C-Sss,= SAFES
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

o<sssS. ozt.-TAs CS-aSi17 Cov-
s-2-szs has s2Ss1 S.s7S Il sS-2SlisA
: mach Eo-s r1ss3 SysssE c: izs-sc-
49, >. sSs immigration department