Taft Delays Chairmanship Action to July at Taft Conference
The Taft committee agreed to postpone a final decision on the national chairmanship until July 1 after urging from party leaders including Root. Secretary Taft praised Hitchcock's services but said no one has been chosen and consensus from leaders nationwide is needed before action. Taft spent a quiet day with family, attending church and greeting parishioners after the service.
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Taft
State Root
Frank H. Hitchcock
Washington
Hitchcock
Art
Charles P. Taft
Christ Episcopal Church
W. H. Poole
Poole
St. John
Christ Church Parish
Taft Congratulated Worldwide as Nomination News Spreads
Columbus June 21. Secretary Taft receives letters and cables of congratulations from across the country and world Delighted by messages from Manila and other distant places including Cuba Puerto Rico Panama and Hawaii Taft notes notes from baseball figures like Frank Chance and hints at attending a Cincinnati game with brother Charles P Taft Also present Wade H Ellis attorney general of Ohio and Frank Kellogg national committeeman The Columbus stop followed discussions on the Ohio campaign with no details released
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Columbus
Taft
Manila
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Porto Rico
Panama
Hawaiiian Islands
Islands
Frank Chance
Chicago “Cubs
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Charley
Wade H. Ellis
Ohio
Frank B. Kellogg
Taft East
Missed Connection Delays Taft Visit to Pittsburg
Secretary Taft arrived in Pittsburg after a delayed Cincinnati to New York train caused by an accident. He rode with Frank Kellogg and James Williams, awaiting the next available Chicago to New York service at 12:20 after the Pennsy line would not hold the eastern connection.
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Pittsburg
Pitsburg
Taft
Cincinnati
New York
Pennsylvania Railway
Union Station
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
James Williams
Chicago
Public handshake greets station staff in waiting room
A line forms in the public waiting room as men, women and children, station aides, and waiting passengers pass by a station figure. Each receives a cordial handshake, broad smile, and a pleasant word from the welcomed attendee.
State funerals for Hawaiian prince shake Honolulu
In Honolulu Prince Davis Kawananaka, who died in San Francisco, was honored with a grand royal funeral. The ceremony followed ancient chiefs usage with military detachments from the national guard, Fort Shafter and ships Maine Alabama and St. Louis in attendance. The rites included state lying in state at the capitol and services at the mausoleum led by church bishops, with officials and consular corps present.
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Honolulu
Prince Davis Kawananaka
San Francisco
Manchuria
Hawai
National Guard of
Hawaii
Twentieth Infantry
Fort Shafter
Drownings Reported as Warm Weather Drives Beachgoers
In New York on June 21 the heat sent thousands to the beaches for relief. Eight drownings were confirmed while several others were reported missing by police records.
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New York
Pioneer fruit trader Captain Baker dies in Boston
Veteran fruit merchant Captain Lorenzo Dow Baker founder of United Fruit Company died suddenly at the Parker House in Boston tonight. He was aged 65, a pioneer in the tropical fruit trade and a noted business leader.
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Boston
Lorenzo Dow Baker
United Fruit Company
Parker House
Temperance Rally Highlights Louisville Sunday School Meet
Louisville hosts the International Sunday School Association twelfth triennial session with a major temperance rally at the armory. Speakers include Mrs. Lillian M. Stevens and Rev. P. A. Baker of the Anti-Saloon League, plus Dr. Alexander Allison on the Dual Problem.
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Louisville
Armory
Congress
International Sunday School Association
Lillian M. Stevens
J. F. Lave
Atlanta
South
Noted Pianiste Jeasie Shay Dies After Illness
New York reports the death of pianist Jeasie Shay who toured with Kubelick in 1962 and performed with the Boston Symphony. She had been ill for weeks after an injury on a ship during travel to the south, dying in a hospital tonight.
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New York
Jeasie Shay
Kubelick
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Shay
Demonstration for Rep. Sherman Postponed in Ull. N
The demonstration honoring Representative J Sherman, Republican candidate for vice president, is postponed until Tuesday evening. Advices say he will stay in Cleveland until tomorrow night and then begin his eastward journey.
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Ull. N
J & Sherman
Cleveland
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed as Safe Cough Remedy
No Hanowong No Sumbug claims Foley's Honey and Tar, the noted cough remedy, uses more bottles than any other product, proving its merit. J. H. O'Reilly & Co promote the safe and sure treatment, urging customers not to risk unknown preparations.
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Foley
J. H. O'Reilly & Co
Permanent Vaudeville Arrives At Crystal Theater
The Crystal theater in Albuquerque will switch to permanent vaudeville starting Thursday afternoon. Marty St Pheldon and troupe open with Meet Me in Syracuse a Robzart performs for a week. Moving pictures and illustrated songs stay on the bill with twenty cent seating and ten cent? note.
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Crystal Theater
Empire Theater
Los Angeles
Crystal
Albuquerque
Len Vet
Marty St. Pheldon
Syracuse
Robzart
Willise
Mighty ships prepare for long cruise
San Francisco dispatch reports the Atlantic fleet of 16 auxiliaries assembling for a July 7 voyage to two thirds around the globe. Battleships Connecticut Louisiana Ohio Minnesota Kansas Vermont Georgia join the force with others from Bremerton and Puget Sound pending departure for Honolulu and a later cruise to Samoa and the Philippines.
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Atlantic
San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Charles 8. Sperry
Connecticut
Louisiana
Ohio
Minnesota
Kansas
Vermont
Georgia
West Virginia
Mare Island
Culgoa
Glacier
Ajax
Panther
Relief
Yorktown
Virginia
Bremerston Navy Yard
Nebraska
Jersey
Rhode
Bremerton
Puget Sound
Illinois
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Hunters’ Point
Honolulu
Pacific
Admirsl Sw Tabourne
Admiral Swinbourne
Dayton Boon
Samoa
Philippines
Thea Bly
Magdelena Bay
San Diego
Porstment
Hoenebulu
No verdict in land fraud case at capital
Washington D C June 21 The case of John A Benson Frederick A Hyde Henry P Mimond and J H Schneider indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government of public lands has hung in the balance before a District of Columbia criminal court No 1 jury since Friday afternoon. The trial began April 1 before Justice Stafford and has consumed nearly three months of technical evidence including hundreds of records from land offices in California Washington and Oregon. The government was enabled to proceed after Congress appropriated 66000 last winter to cover costs for nearly 200 witnesses.
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Washington City
Pacific Coast
John A. Benson
San Francisco
Frederick A. Hyde
Henry P. Mimond
J. H. Schneider
Government
Public Lands
District of Columbia Criminal Court
Stafford
California
Washington
Oregon
Congress
Prosecution Cites Major Land Fraud Indictments
The government cites costs reaching 106000 dollars as indictments accuse defendants from October 1901 to February 1904 in this city of conspiring to defraud the United States of large tracts of western public lands. Hyde and Henson allegedly secured school land titling rights via fraud and then assigned titles to the government for 10000 acres under the 1897 act.
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United States
Hyde
Henson
Federation of Women's Clubs Arrives for Boston Convention
Boston on June 11 hosts the ninth biennial convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Delegates from across the nation pour in for a two week event led by Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker of Denver. Among arriving officers are Mrs. B F Perkins of Wyoming and local Massachusetts hosts.
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Boston
General Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation
Sarah Platt Decker
Denver
Decker
B. F. Perkins
State Federation
Wyoming
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Tri Bullion 10 Exhibit Promises Large Magdalena Ore Display
Mr. W. S Hopewell, chairman, returned from a southern trip to review plans by Tri-Bullion Mining in the Magdalena district. Officials said a magnificent ore exhibit from Magdalena and other mines will be shown, with Mr. Trailer giving it personal attention as a major reduction plant for zinc and lead ore comes online.
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W. S Hopewell
Board of Control
Sixteenth
National Irrigation Congress
Tri-Bullion Mining Company
Magdalena
Trailer
Santo Domingo to Revise Variff
Santo Domingo plans a revision of its customs tariff after preliminary steps, with the current tariff deemed obsolete and not suited to present island conditions, according to the insular bureau of the war department.
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Santo Domingo
Variff
Washington
Insular Bureau
The
War Department
Westinghouse Teams With Bergmann to Electrify Prussian Railways
Berlin reports a joint venture of Westinghouse electrical interests and Bergmann Electric in Berlin to install the Westinghouse traction system in Germany. The Prussian state railway administration plans to electrify steam lines with a 12,500,000 dollar appropriation already set aside to begin the work.
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Berlin
Westinghouse Electrical
Germany
Bergmann Electric Company
Bergmanns
Westinghouse
Prussian State Railway Administration
Plague Cases Rise in Port of Spain
Since June 15 four new plague cases have occurred in Port of Spain with three deaths. A fourth case remains in isolation. Sanitary corps are destroying rats and cleaning the city while about 150 contacts are in observation. Authorities are hopeful to eradicate the disease soon.
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Port Au Spain
Helie de Sagans and Madame Gould Planned England Trip
The Radio de Paris reports Prince Helie de Sagans and Madame Gould will travel by car to Boulogne and then cross the channel to Folkestone, proceeding to England in late June.
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Helie
Anna
England
Paris
Radio de Paris
Prince Helie de Sagan
Madame Gould
Boulogne
Folkestone
Salem Makes Good Speed in Trial Run
The scout cruiser Salem arrived from Quincy Mass and will conduct its official trial Tuesday after attaining nearly twenty six knots in the run. Oakey s hack line offers prompt round the clock service by telephone 195 or 196. A milk producer notes rich native white bran and shorts as best stock feed and warns Colorado red bran offers little value.
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Cruber Salem
Rockland
Salem
Quincy
Mass
Oakey
Colorado
E. W. Pee
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