Taft at Yale Dinner Seeks Post Race Plans
Secretary Taft arrived at the Edwards house where he received informal greetings from uniformed classes and a Yale style yell. He did not speak, thanked the students, and then moved to New Haven Country club for an executive dinner with the class. He announced plans to visit his brother in Watertown Thursday night after the Yale Harvard boat race. He planned to meet General Luke Wright in New York Friday. Taft expressed concern over running mate Sherman’s ill health in Cleveland with limited information from AP dispatches.
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Yale
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New York
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Cleveland
Sherman
Associated Press
President Works At Oyster Bay Haying On Vacation
President Roosevelt spends a sunny Oyster Bay morning supervising haying on the hillside and clocking a horseback ride. He plans to sail aboard the Mayflower for New London with Mrs. Roosevelt and children, transferring to the Sylph at the river mouth due to river navigation limits.
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Morning Journal
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Loeb
Taft
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Ethel
Quentin
Kermit
Thames
Eleven Die From Heat In Chicago In Severe Wave
Eleven deaths were attributed to heat prostration and related causes as Chicago endured a blistering heat wave. A late wind shift brought relief as temperatures remained dangerous earlier in the day.
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Chicago
Morning Journal
Royal infant born in Granja and presented to court
In Granja Spain June 25 the newborn son of the Queen of Spain Jaime Alexander Jean was formally presented to courtiers at 2 15 am after a twenty one gun salute. King Alfonso drafted a telegram to state chiefs and later inscribed the birth in the state register in the throne room with royal and civil dignitaries present. The queen nurses the infant as a nurse is summoned from Santander.
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Georgia Delegation Decides Against Bryan at Convention
At the June 22 meeting of Georgia delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Atlanta the group voted to apply the unit rule, revealing nearly the entire delegation opposed to W J Bryan and indicating Georgia’s vote would go to a different candidate.
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W. J. Bryan
Land Conspiracy Case Yields 100000 Acres Restored
Washington reports that Freder ick A. Hyde and Joost H. Schneider were convicted while John A. Benson and Henry P. Dimond were acquitted. Assistant Attorney General A B Pugh says the government will regain over 100000 acres of public lands valued at about 1 million, despite costs of 48560.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Frederick A. Hyde
Joost H. Schneider
John A. Benson
Henry P. Dimond
A. B. Pugh
Land Department
Pugh
Pacific Coast
Aso
Yale Beats Harvard as Taft Heads Alumni Parade at Yale Field
Secretary William H. Taft attended Yale’s 3 to 0 victory over Harvard in a festive alumni procession. More than 14,000 spectators watched Taft march with class of ’78 amid banners, floats, and cheering before Yale’s decisive seventh inning burst.
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Conn
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Taft
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Louisiana Senate approves Locke antiracing bill
After a months long fight the Louisiana state senate passed the Locke anti racing bill by a 21 to 19 vote. The measure now awaits the governor's signature as supporters and opponents clashed over racing reform and alleged knockout drops while ailing senators were aided to vote. Governor Sanders is expected to sign.
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DeSoto Parish
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Federation of Women's Clubs Opens Ninth Biennial in Boston
In Boston on June 23 the General Federation of Women's Clubs opened its ninth biennial convention at Symphony Hall with over three thousand delegates attending. Mrs Sarah Platt Decker of Colorado presided. Welcome addresses were given by Governor Curtis Guild, Mayor George Hubbard, and Mrs Maya Ward. National president Mrs Decker responded. Professor Charles Zeuben spoke on Democracy and Culture.
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Boston
General Federation of Women's Clubs
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George Hubbard
Mayaa. Ward
Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs
Decker
Charles Zeuben
Five Time Murderer Escapes Gallows
Lewiston Mont June 23 D1e Nordahl convicted last Saturday of first degree murder for killing Mrs Bertha Schieuter and likely the four children. Judge Cheadle sentenced him to life imprisonment, citing lack of proof of actual crime and noting capital punishment not expedient.
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Nordahl
Bertha Schieuter
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Cheadle
Notice to haulers near Cresson and Kennedy addition
Property owners warn that any person hauling dirt from the Cresson and Kennedy addition between North High East Tijeras and the University will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. William McIntosh Bernard and Rodey Owners.
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East Tijeras
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Rodey
Harvard Narrowly Falls as Slugger Drives Ending Rally
Harvard fought to the ninth but fell 8 to 2 after a late burst from Fielding. Captain Jones sparked a pivotal rally with a drive through short, scoring Clift ford and later scoring on Dines bunt. Hicks faced for Harvard while Van Vieck worked the mound for the visitors.
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Williams
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Smith
Taft Writes On The Republican Party For Yale Courant
Secretary Taft authors an article for the Yale Courant detailing the Republican Party's organization and evolution from 1856 to today. He critiques railroad rate law as forcing railroads to conform to better behavior and highlights broader corporate abuses in inflated securities and misused corporate forms.
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