Roosevelt document planned to review contested Republican votes
A statement from CHavies D. Hilles, former secretary to the President, announces a prepared review of contested delegates to the national convention. The plan aims to expose why Roosevelt allies claim fraud and misrepresentation in seating delegates, with Alabama highlighted as a key example. The full document will be published in newspapers Monday and copies mailed to the Republican National Committee.
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Balloon Race in Kansas City Sparks Transatlantic Hopes
July 27 Kansas City, a balloon race insured by premier American pilots opened at nearby aviation field. German rivals and U S contestants vie to carry the winner to Stiuke fort, Germany. A bridal party aboard the pilot balloon caused a near crash but quick action averted disaster. The balloon landed in Smithville at nine, while others drifted toward St Joseph.
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Mining Station for Helena TS Proposed at BeetenA
Washington July 23. Representative Prayt introduces a bill authorizing a mining experiment station at BeetenA under the bureaus of mines supervision. It provides salaries for a mining engineer at 403 a year, a chemist at 250, and other staff with total expenditure not exceeding 35 000. The station will study mining, preparation, sizing of ores, and related practices to improve safety efficiency and economic development.
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Impostor Triggers Fer gus County Quarantine Claim
Special Dispatch reports Fergus County stockmen say an impostor, claiming to be from the Department of Agriculture, announced cattle scab and a county quarantine. Protestants say no scab exists and quarantine would cost $100,000, depress cattle prices. Representative Pray reported no quarantine. no evidence of disease found.
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Aldermen Demand Probe Into Police Murder Case
New York reports that Alderman Heney and 16 colleagues called a special session to order an investigation of the holy department and the Rosenthal murder with writs of mandamus to compel action. Mayor Whitman resisted, saying aldermen seek to embarrass him. Police graft claims persist while main culprits remain at large as DA Whitman and Deputy Dougherty assess recent arrests.
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Northern Pacific Depot at Logan Destroyed by Fire
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the Northern Pacific depot in Logan burned this afternoon. The structure, dry and inflammable, was quickly destroyed while telegraph connections were severed. Rain allows limited movement, and temporary quarters will be arranged with a new building expected. Loss to the railroad is considerable but not yet known. The fire is thought to have started from a defective telegraph cable.
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Murder verdict in Yonking case at Cheyenne Wyoming
In Gunattx first de tbs Chevanne Wy July 27 the jury found J Warren Yonking guilty of murder in the first degree for the April 14 killing of Hla'whtn to obtain her estate valued at fifty thousand ninety dollars.
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Accused Graeters Seek Vindication in Graft Case
Detroit July 2 nine alleged grafters face re election petitions as trials test primary results. Alderman Gimmian and Rosenthal cited 45 percent bail while Cannell Committee Clerk Edward Fahriclet and others remanded after a break in by a locksmith. Andrew Walsh Jav Rosenthal among those giving $5 bail as arraignment set for Tuesday.
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Darrow to Take Stand Monday in Bribery Trial
Los Angeles July 22 The Darrow bribery case nears end as trial evidence likely to conclude within a week. Clarence Darrow expected to testify Monday morning, then act as lead counsel in closing arguments. Prosecution notes rebuttal will be brief, possibly a single day.
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Bell Contines as Organization Head Amid Democratic Rift
The piece reports ongoing conflict within the Democratic ranks led by Theodore A. Bell at a national convention. It notes factions aligned with Bell, Wilson supporters, and minority resentment after debate, with calls for unity and resistance to further splits.
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Young Japanese Die Sacrifice for Emperor Amid War News
A young Japanese man died as a sacrifice for the emperor amid reports from Gaom. Notables arrived from afar, including a Lie emperor’s representative and a count. The body was found in the outer palace park after a pocket letter was found.
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Falls Thou sand Pert Parachute Tragedy Reported
A fatal parachute accident occurred today in Falls Thoessand Pert involving Cynton Orla and Thorns Helheul from Springtech. The jumper reportedly fell to the ground after the rope attachment failed, with the fatal impact described as a head injury and burial at the scene.
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Missing New York Woman Sparks Mount Vernon Search
A Mount Vernon woman Miss Sundgirnas disappears after leaving for New York. The story centers on her fiancé Miss Harrington Pearsall and Reverend Joseph Phollisser as police pursue leads. Investigators trace her movements to Grand Central Station and consult family and church members for clues. The note describes Sundgirnas as a 19 year old with dark hair, wearing a brown coat and dress, and carrying 13 dollars and a diamond engagement ring.
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Wilson sails yacht to finish his speech in public
Governor Wilson, amid disjointed prose and garbled notes, sails offshore on a private yacht to complete his planned address. Reporters describe a strained scene as Seagit and Seletts attempt to convey a calm public message while the governor watches the coast.
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Cyclone damages Manitoba town with many homes lost
A cyclone struck Morden Manitoba on July 2 causing roofs to blow off and many residences to be demolished in the southern park area. Officials report widespread damage though exact casualty figures are unclear.
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Republicans Pass Their Own Sugar Bill
A republican plan backed by agreements with regulars pushed a tariff reduction bill through the senate despite party lines. The measure would cut the duty from $1. ' to about 10 cents, align with Dutch standards on imported sugar, and reduce costs while sparing refiners from added duties. The bill passed the senate 32 to 3 with only Democrats Foster and Thornton and Republican Heyburn opposing. If enacted, the reform would save roughly 5.5 million in customs and about 20 million in retail sugar costs nationwide.
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