Bryan claims convention misrepresented injunction plank
Morning Journal special dispatch reports William J. Bryan blasting the Republican platform as a fraud over the anti injunction plank. He argues Taft's friends drafted a weaker version and accuses the convention of deception aimed at labor and wage earners.
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Morning Journal
Lincoln
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
Republican Convention
Taft
Oklahoma
New York
Mitchell Endorsed for Governor by Illinois Labor Delegates
Delegates from the central bodies of the Illinois State Federation of Labor in Springfield endorse John Mitchell for governor and pledge him their individual support.
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Mitchell
Springfield
Lil
Illinois State Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
French deputies excommunicated over separation law
Rome dispatch reports that all French deputies and senators who backed the separation law have been excommunicated and bishops must refuse them Christian burial unless they repent before death.
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Paris
Rome
Iatae Cententiae
Nordahl found guilty of first degree murder in Montana
Lewistown June 21 Ole Nordahl aged 34 was found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing Mrs Bertha Schleuter and her four children on January 17. The court will fix the penalty. Circumstantial evidence tied Nordahl to the crime after the Schleuters home burned and the bodies were found.
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Morning Journal
Lewistown
Mont
Ole Nordah
Bertha Schleuter
Nordahl
Musselshell Valley
Bomb Theory Grows As Arcadia Explosion Probe Focuses On Labor Strife
Philadelphia report says investigators narrow on a bomb as the Arcadia liner disaster outcome. Three men died and several were injured when hold No 4 blew, with steel bulkhead torn and bullet-like indentations suggesting shrapnel. Dock strikes at Hamburg are cited as motive. cargo remains to be unloaded and examined.
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Morning Journal
Philadelphia
Arcadia
Suffragette Rally in Hyde Park Draws Massive Crowd
London June 21 suffragettes rally in Hyde Park draws crowds from provinces and London. About twenty speakers press for women's vote as ambulances treat fainting and minor injuries. police reinforcements quell scuffles around Mrs Parkhurst and Mrs Martell platforms.
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Morning Journal
London
Hyde Park
Provinces
Hyde Pack
Bronx Borough Chief Haffen Under Audit Scrutiny
Investigators Mitchell and Gallagher report after four months that Bronx Office of the President Lewis F. Haffen ran the borough for political interests, citing six years of deficiencies and legal departures. Mayor McClellan and Governor Hughes to review the findings. Haffen’s counsel asks for public patience before judgment.
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Bronx
New York
Borough of the
Mitchell and
Gallagher
McClellan
Lewis F. Haffen
Haffen
Hughes
Melelfan
Cattlemen Duel Leaves Two Dead Near St. Vrain
Special dispatch reports from Clovis New Mexico say R M Saller and Edward Jones prominent cattlemen of St Vrain were killed in a pistol duel three miles east of the town. They quarreled over a cattle deal and fired simultaneously. The feud is described as old.
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Morning Journal
Clovis
N. M
R. M. Saller
Edward Jones
St. Vrain
Divorced Wife Witnesses Fatal Ranch Shootout
In Sturgis North Dakota on June 21 E P Baldwin and Edward Graham Texan Swamp Creek shot each other on a spring creek ranch Baldwin was killed and Graham not expected to live Graham claims Baldwin fired first as they met on the road Graham surrendered after two gunshot wounds He was accompanied by Baldwin's divorced wife who testified to the event.
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Sturgis
E. P. Baldwin
Edward Graham
Swamp Creek
Spring Creek
Baldwin
Graham
Aeroplane Test at Milan Witnessed by 15000
French aviator Leon De La Grange continued tests at Milan with 15000 spectators present. Despite high winds he completed a circuit about three miles long at forty miles an hour with the craft kept about twenty feet above the ground.
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Milan
Leon de la Grange
Aecronaut
Automobile Death in Highway Racing Near Hempstead
Morning Journal reports a high speed race near Hempstead New York ended in a fatal crash. A five person touring car struck a stationary vehicle along the road causing J K Arosemina to die and injuring occupants of both cars. Hospitalized victims were not considered fatally injured.
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Hempstead
S. 1
J. K. Aroseming
Arosemina
Nassau Hospital
Dominican President Re-elected By Congress
National congress proclaimed General Ramon Caceres re-elected president of the Dominican Republic for a six year term. The public celebrated the proclamation as the news spread through Santo Domingo on June 21.
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Santo Domingo
National Congress
Ramon Caceros
Republic
Roosevelt Busy Day At Sagamore Hill Attends Service
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt joined a small crowd at Christchurch in Oyster Bay for morning services. Secretary Loeb avoided a hero moment when a swimmer in distress was rescued by a club employee, while Loeb read a San Jose dispatch about Hays remarks on exclusion diplomacy.
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Morning Journal
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Christchurch
Henry Homer Washburn
Republican Committee
Loeb
Seawanhaka- Corinthian Yacht Club
Fred Waas
Club
San Jose
Cal
Hays
Asiatic Exclusion League
California
Congress
Japan
Hays Corrects Alleged Misleading Statement
San Jose June 21 Congressman Hays denied a published report that he claimed President Roosevelt urged Japanese exclusion by diplomacy or promised to proceed with exclusion if diplomacy failed. He said he told supporters the president favored peaceful steps and would back exclusion if diplomacy failed.
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Hays
San Jose
Cal
Asiatic Exclusion League
A. Hays
Roosevelt
Japan
Congress
California
Pacific Coast
Hughes to Speak at Albany Ratification Meeting
Governor Hughes will travel to Albany for an evening ratification meeting under local auspices to address supporters and discuss the political agenda. The event adds momentum to the campaign as regional organizers prepare for the presentation.
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Hughes
Albany
N. Y
New York
Republican Club of New York Sees Presidential Debate
The Republican Club of New York anticipates a speech on Chicago convention actions. The club previously endorsed him for the presidency and heard his national policy stance there for the first time.
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Republican Club of
New York
Chicago
Storm leaves Prairie du Chien and McGregor with heavy losses
Milwaukee reports a night storm causing widespread damage with four inches of rain in forty minutes. Prairie du Chien faces about 200000 dollars in losses, while McGregor across the Mississippi expects around 300000 dollars. Hail as large as walnuts accompanied the downpour.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Prairie du Chin
McGregor
Mississippi
Bishop Brent May Go to Washington
Manila dispatch reports Bishop Charles M. Prent elected to lead the Washington diocese will decide after conferring with the standing committee in Washington. He will depart June 36 for Boston then Washington and may accept the Washington see after talks.
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Manila
Charles M. Prent
Washington
Protestant Episcopal Church
Brent
Boston
Attempted double tragedy in Cleveland at home
John Kelly 75 and his wife Margaret 73 were attacked in their Cleveland home. He fatally wounded her with a hatchet then attempted suicide, police say. Their daughter arrived as neighbors helped, both unconscious, with Mrs Kelly hospitalized and Mr Kelly recovering. They had planned to celebrate their golden wedding soon.
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Morning Journal
Cleveland
Ohio
John Kelly
Margaret
Kelly
Ambassador White Heads for London as Wedding Ties Call
Henry White and Mrs White depart for London to attend the wedding of Miss Jean Reid on Tuesday with stops in Paris en route. The journey marks a diplomatic and social itinerary for the American envoy and his wife.
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Ambassador White
London
Paris
Henry White
Sherman Visits in Cleveland
Representative James S. Sherman of Utica New York spent the day in Cleveland as a guest of former Governor Myron T Herrick to discuss the Republican vice presidential candidacy and visiting local officials.
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Sherman
Cleveland
James S. Sherman
Utica
N. Y
Myron T. Herrick
Warship to Tangier to protect foreigners
The powers have agreed to dispatch a warship to Tangier on June 21 to safeguard the lives and property of foreign residents and travelers.
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Tangier
Madrid
Hysterics Restores Lost Vision For Cantillon
James Cantillon of Marinele Wisconsin a professional ball player for the Des Moines Iowa team who was declared hopelessly blind after an eye removal and sympathetic blindness suddenly recovered near full sight in his right eye at Bellevue Hospital test results showed. Surgeons initially deemed operation useless but Cantillon then cried out he could see and tests confirmed near total restoration. Separately G H Curtiss reported two successful flights at Hammondsport New York with the longest reaching 1,266 feet at 12 miles per hour.
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Morning Journal
New York
James Canlillon
Marinele
Wis
Bellevue Hospital
Cantillon
Des Moines, Iown
Joseph Cantillon
Washington American League
Chicago
Cornell University Medical College
Bellevue
Hammondsport
G. H. Curtiss
Taft narrowly escapes derailment on sharp curve near Coshocton
Secretary Taft and National Committeeman Kellogg were aboard the Pennsylvania flyer when a left piston rod on the locomotive broke, cracking the cylinder and triggering an emergency stop on a sharp curve east of Coshocton. Quick signaling and braking averted disaster as passengers ate dinner. The engineer credited luck and praised the crew for averting a crash.
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Morning Journal
Dennison
Ohio
Taft
Pennsylvania Flyer
Coshoeton
Fiyer
Coshocton
National
Taft head to Yale commencement then plans for summer
Secretary Taft travels from Cincinnati to New York and New Haven to attend Yale commencement and alumni events. He may visit Mur-ray Bay and Hot Springs for the summer, then base in Cincinnati with headquarters at the Hotel Linton. National party HQs likely in New York and Chicago, with no fixed chair office yet.
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YALE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Taft
New York
New Haven
James T. Williams, Jr
New London
National Capital
Washington
Republican National Committee
O “Tet Springs
Murray Bay
Canada
Hot Springs
Charles P. Fatt
Linton
Republican Party
Chicago
National Committee
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