BEVERIDGE TO CONFER WITH RODDEVELT AT SAGAMORE HILL
Former President Roosevelt will host insurgents including Senator Beveridge of Indiana and Rep. Hamilton Fish of New York at Sagamore Hill. The conference follows a dispute over Poindexter support and includes plans for future meetings with state Republicans in New York and Illinois.
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Sagamore Hill
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Hamilton Fish
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
William Barnes
Albany County Republican
J. W. Wadsworth, Jr
Chicago
Fulber
Sagamore DL
Poindexter
Washington
Too Seryeiu
Ament
Palmdexters
Lindexter
Preosevelts
Conservaton
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Colonel Roosevelt
Dyster Hay
United Blater Mnnertiate
Roosevelt Endorses Direct Primary Reform in Opinion Piece
Former President Roosevelt writes in the Outlook endorsing Governor Hughes and the direct primary plan. He argues reform depends on voters energizing the process and criticizes opponents, while acknowledging flaws in crude implementations. He supports direct popular action in primaries within small communities.
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New York
Roosevelt
Huughes
Imto
Tughes
Ume
Pinglly
Direct primaries and party leadership in New York
A speaker argues for direct primaries to empower voters and shift party leadership toward democratic accountability. He notes Republicans’ mixed stance and Democrats’ opposition, urging voters to determine party candidates within their organizations and to demand leaders aligned with public interests.
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New York State
Seventeen Slugs of Red Eye Kill Husky Worker
New York July 1 Peter Smith a tannery worker in New ark No J drank seventeen jiggers of whiskey to win a bet of one dollar. He collapsed and died soon after in a hospital.
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New York
Peter Smith
Newark
No J
Flaming Steamer Reaches Pier In Safety
The Grand Republic, a sister ship to the ill fated Slocum, caught fire while returning to New York from Far Rockaway. All 45 passengers were landed safely as fire boats and tugs extinguished the blaze causing $2,500 damage. The incident recalls the 1904 Slocum disaster with no panic aboard.
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Slocum
New York Harbor
Morning Journal
New York
General Slocum
Rock- Wes
Brooklyn
Tre
East River
Government Triumph in Bleached Flour Case
A federal jury in Kansas City finds 625 sacks of flour seized from Lexington Mill and Elevator Co were adulterated and misbranded under the pure food act. The verdict, after seven hours, marks a government victory with potential appeals and broad farm economic impact in the Midwest.
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Elewator Company
Lexington
Nebd
Castle, Mo
Alsop
Bruce Elliott
Millers
Taft
Roosevelt
McPherson
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Siates
Wisconsin Democrats Nominate Victor Berger in Fifth District
Milwaukee sources report the Erie Democrats of Wisconsin’s Fifth District announce Berger’s nomination by referendum in July. Berger, a prominent party figure, secures support amid ongoing district political activity.
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Wis
Democrats
Fifth Congressional District
Wisconsin
Victor I. Berger
Discussion of fight leads to gun affray in Maha Nebraska
The July 6 shooting stems from a quarrel over the Johnson Jeffries fight. Mare Coleman was killed and Lulu Newman shot twice at noon today by Eugene Jackson. Jackson was later jailed.
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Neb
Mare Coleman
Lulu Newman
Eugene Jackson
Coleman
Jackson
Prolonged Drought Threatens Wheat Crop
Washington July 4 The grain crops in Montana and the western Dakotas not receiving irrigation are drying up and shrivelling in fields. Continuous hot winds with temperatures near the hundred mark prove disastrous, according to a statement issued by the reclamation service today. By way of contrast the state-
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Washington
Montana
Dakotas
Reclamation Service
New Viceroy of India Elevated to Peerage
Engineers in charge of reclamation projects report irrigated settlers receive ample water and crops in excellent condition. Sir Charles Harding, named viceroy of India succeeding the Earl of Minto, has been raised to the peerage in London title announcement dated July 6.
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Ment
India
London
Charles Harding
Indian
Earl of
Minto
Taft Begins Real Vacation With Quiet Day at Burgess Point
President Taft spent a tranquil first day of vacation at Burgess Point. He called the White House for mail, learned none would arrive, and joked about the official routine. Secretary MacVeigh travels toward Beverly with a port folio as Kept at gate. Taft golfed at Myopia and joined neighbors for a Sylph sail in the afternoon.
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Burgess Point
Ruedolph Forester
MacVeigh
New Hampshire
Beverly
Myopia
Funeral Rites for Chief Justice Fuller Held in Sorrento
In Sorrento Maine the funeral of Mellville Weston Fuller chief justice of the U S Supreme Court drew Gov Hughes Justices Holmes and McKenna and Senator Hale as pallbearers. The service at the Chapel of the Redeemer was led by Rev James Freeman with Taft sending flowers and the body to Mount Desert then Chicago for burial beside his wife.
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Holmes
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Hale
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Church of the Redeemer
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Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
James F. Freeman
Minneapolis
Puller
Erre Cioverrior Mugies
Oliver Wendall Holmer
Joseph McKenna
United States Supreme Court
United States
Eugene Hale
Theomas M Hubbard
New York
Nathanielll. Francis
Washington
Francie
Mount Desert Ferry
Boston
Chicago
Graceland Cemetery Chapel
Latin Nations By Joint Protest At Buenos Aires Conference
Diplomatic circles in Washington discuss a potential Latin American protest against U S Central American policy ahead of the Buenos Ayres conference. Rumors say Venezuela may lead a Latin bloc with at least two others, while official action is deemed unlikely.
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Washington
Buenos Ayres
United States
State Department
Tacoma Car Company Must Seat Passengers
Tacoma city council passed two ordinances prompted by the civic league. One fines officials of the sweet roadway company up to 160 dollars for attempting to collect more than the legal fare. The other requires sufficient cars during rush hours so every passenger may have a seat.
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Tacoma
Wash
Civic League
Sweet Roadway Company
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Anti Jewish Outbreak Worsens in Slobodskol Suburb
Reported by Jewish Aid Society des patches the mob in Slobodskol near Vy is growing dangerous with increasing anti Jewish hostility and potential violence amid the July tensions.
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Berlin
Jewish Aid Society
Slobodskol
Organized bands target Israelites in Atka region
Reports describe frequent assaults on Israeli residents with six seriously injured and many others lightly hurt. The Jewish population faces widespread threats and abuse causing terror across communities.
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Atka
Wisconsin Socialists Name State Ticket
Milwaukee announces the social democratic referendum results listing the nominees for governor W A Jacobs Racine lieutenant governor Henry Bruine Manitowoc secretary of state Gustave A Harting Washburn treasurer W C Swanson Superior attorney general Gilbert Thorne Oshkosh insurance commissioner Fred M Althen Two Rivers United States Senator John C Kliest Milwaukee Heike quits sugar trust New York Charles R Heike resigns as secretary from American Sugar Refining Co and as secretary treasurer of the New York company resignation expected to be accepted.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Social Democratic
W. A. Jacobs
Raccine
Henry Bruoine
Manitowoc
Gustave A. Harting
Washburn
W. C. Swanson
Fred M. Althen
Two Rivers
United States
John ¢. Kliest
Heike
Sugar Trust
New York
Charles R Heike
American Sugar Refining Company of
New Jersey
New York Company
Envoys to announce accession of King George V
London July 6 five special missions will depart to announce to foreign courts the accession of King George V. The envoys named are Earl Rosebury Earl Roberts the Earl of Granard and the Marquis of Northampton. No mission will go to the United States or France.
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London
England
George V
Earl Rosebury
Earl Roberts
Earl of Granard
Marquis of Northampton
United States
France
Increased Wages Demanded by Engineers on Western Lines
Chicago July 6 25 000 locomotive engineers on forty nine western railways west of Chicago prepare wage demands for a complete readjustment with higher raises for western divisions while firemen recently granted increases of 25 to 60 cents daily by an Eldham law arbitration board.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Young Watterson to be sent to asylum
Col onel Henry Watterson of Louisville Ky agrees with district attorney that his son Ewing Watterson should be tried by lunacy commission. The elder Watterson met counsel and indicated belief in his son's insanity as the felonious assault examination is set for tomorrow in Kingston New York.
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Kentucky
Morning Journal
Kingston
N. Y
Henry Watterson
Louieville
Ewing
Michael Martin
Wiliam D Brinler
Mcwee
Canningham
Milenville
Ewing Watterson
Watterson
New York
Fight picture promoters face hard luck in Johnson Jeffries ban
City leaders across the country move to bar exhibition of the Johnson Jeffries fight films tying up promotions. Promoters say the ban jeopardizes show dates and financial losses loom as theaters await directives from officials.
San Francisco Mayor Bans Johnson-Joffriries Fight Film
Mayor McCarthy declared the moving pictures of the Johnson-Joffriries fight unlawful in San Francisco as the event devolved into a prize fight. He refused to permit the exhibition and said the matter hinges on the police chief. Chicago reporters noted welcoming plans for Johnson were also rejected by the mayor and police chief.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Busse
Jock Johnson
Stewart
Reno fight plot stalled by city police chief
Omaha July 6 Mayor Duhlman away from city as Chief Donabte states the Reno fight plot cannot be prohibited for the moment. Police monitor the situation and await further instruction while the exhibition risk remains unsettled.
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Omvien Poo Cihide
Omaha
Duhlman
Donabte
Reno
Governor Deneen's stance on prize fight film
In his absence Governor Deneen replies via telegram to William Shaw of the United Societies of Christian Endeavor. Whitaker states the governor supports efforts to ban showing moving pictures of the Johnson Jeffries prize fight.
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Springfield
Deneen
William Shaw
United Soeieties of
Christian Endeavor
Boston
Whitaker
Denoen
Mayor Reed bars Johnson Jeffries fight pictures in Portsmouth
Norfolk report says Portmouth Mayor Reed announced he would not permit exhibition of photographs from the Johnson Jeffries fight in the city. The decision follows protests and concerns over public order and propriety.
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Norfolk
Reed
Portemouth
Prohibition Calls Rise Over Jeffries Johnson Fight Pictures
In Cape Town on July 6, 1910, a widespread demand grows to ban pictures of the Jeffries Johnson bout due to their alleged influence on natives. The victory of the black combatant stirs excitement among local crowds and officials.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Jeffries-Johnson
Montana bans depictions of felons in films and prize fights
Montana laws ban portraying felons in moving pictures and prize fights. The Jeffries Joninean fight may be barred in nearly every county in the state under this prohibition.
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Montana
Belipd
Helena
Mont
Prise
Milwaukee mayor warns against Ten o fight picture contracts
Mayor Emil Meidel today advised managers in Milwaukee to avoid contracts for presenting Ten o fight pictures. He cites the exhibition as detrimental to public morals and urges action to prevent showing.
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Milwaukee
Emil Meidel
Interference With Johnson-Jeffries Fight Films Heads to Courts
Philadelphia July 7 News that the moving picture syndicate owning the Johnson Jeffries fight films will seek court rulings in state courts to determine the right to reproduce the pictures. A prominent moving picture man indicated the action and discussed potential legal grounds and remedies.
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Philadelphia
Moving Picture Syndicate
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