May Go Ten Chicago WnS conference on temporary chairman
The text describes a chaotic session as figures convene in Chicago to choose a temporary chairman amid a contest for New York delegation control, with plans to affecttelegraph actions and prevent the New York senator from presiding. The message references telegrams and shifting allegiances among new delegates.
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Taft Greets Germans Amid Republican Convention Tensions
President Taft greets German delegates at Oyster Bay as Roosevelt contemplates skipping the Chicago convention. Roosevelt's aides and supporters clash with Root’s camp over seating, while Barnes urges delegates to back Root. The dispute centers on progressive principles versus party bosses and special privilege.
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Theodora Roosevelt
Dunight
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Gifford Pinchyl
F. M. Ward
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Dylang Roosevelt
Republican Party
Abraham Tincoli
Taft Hosts German Admiral Aboard Ship Visit
President Taft welcomed Admiral von Rebeur Paschwit and the German naval division aboard the Moltke in Hampton Roads. Aboard the Mayflower the two sides exchanged toasts as seven ships, including Delaware and Utah, dressed ship in a formal courtesy reception on the transatlantic voyage. The German officers, led by Prince Henry of Reuss and Prince Christian, arrived as lieutenants to the German navy aboard the visiting squadron.
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Hampton Roa Fressent
Taft
Oreeling
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Lorimer Arrives to Make His Last Fight
Washington June 8 The fight over Bennie Lorimer's election dominates the senate scene tomorrow as leaders plan the first special. debate centers on bribery allegations and who will speak. Senator Tarleton indicates he will oppose limiting debate while others prepare supportive statements amid tense partisan maneuvering.
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Lorimer
Washington
Bennie Lorimer
Senate
Son- Mor Kern
Onan
Ebalgiaien
Wiil
Muppor
Kenyan
Twa Aid
Tarlmer
Hard to Make Ends Meet This Month in York Town
Prices rise across food and goods with meats eggs butter and sugar at high levels. Trade figures show overall costs up about 10 percent from last year while useful items like textiles are slightly cheaper. Dealers attribute the rise to a poor harvest and higher production costs, with only some farm products showing any relief.
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United States
Prison Plot Targets Officials Who Put Them Away
In a New York federal prison a plan emerged to kill those responsible for incarcerating inmates. The scheme involved counterfeiters and murderers aiming at Willie Blym and others, with discussions of executions and retaliation among inmates in Tennessee and at unnamed facilities.
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New York
Dope Bellind
Alanis
Lapa
Flaming oil gushers seen for miles in report
A garbled field report describes a large oil gusher ejecting flames visible for miles. It mentions oil streams several inches thick and a vigorous discharge affecting a nearby area. Names and precise locations are unreadable in the text.
Survivors of New York fund raise for coastal defense
In New York a fund of 16000 dollars was raised by citizens to support the Survivora project or related coast defense efforts, as details about the beneficiaries and exact purpose remain fragmented in the report.
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J D Ryan Predicts Great Prosperity At Amalgamated Copper
New Jersey City stockholders of Amalgamated Copper Company met at 45 Washington Street to elect directors. William Hweketteler and others were named to the board, with J D Ryan reading the president’s report noting improved copper demand and a favorable market outlook. The meeting noted dividends, assets, and earnings for the year, with substantial surplus and strategic economy measures cited.
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Kenyon Victory in Owa Complete
Kenton of Port Lota leads in a Des Moines area tally as Kenyon wins by a clear margin in the taso primary. The result shows strong support in southern and central districts with Young carry ing some precincts in Ames and Des Moines.
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Mikey Kenator
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Wee Metnos
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Alanapar
Two battleships back into bill two
Senate votes on Navy appropriation to fund two battleships and anti torpedo weaponry while House committees debate priorities. The article notes naval procurement, shipyard work, and funding for defense materials amid congressional wrangling.
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South Dakota Primaries Highlight Hot Contests Across State
Voters in South Dakota prepare for the final primaries with attention on campaigns for the district seats. Key figures include candidates in the Republican field such as Cobberts and Follette while supporters rally across towns including Sioux Falls.
Gomez Would Suspend Constitutional Rights
Moayann, the president, aims to suspend constitutional rights nationwide this week. A lack of quorum blocked action, and the matter was sent to a committee for further discussion at tomorrow’s session.
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Moayann
Spevink Dispatches News From Washington June
A fragmented note reports Spevink sending a dispatch from Washington on a June day. The message mentions a three-year homestead claim and a decision sent to the Wiste Touke to review the return of Preston Tatu.
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Washington
Administration Wins Preliminary Battle in Turbulent Vote
Readable fragments show political clash as candidates and parties contend over tariff policy and governance. Key figures mentioned include Hovey, Lawrence Cotey, and Theodore C. Esartol amid debates on cost of living, industry protection, and reform. The piece notes voter sentiment and calls for continued campaigning before final decisions.
Contested Delegations Shape Presidential Contests
Fragmented reporting shows leaders weighing contested delegations amid Taft Roosevelt and Dixon support in party headquarters. Staff and press plan to publicize cases as committees study bonded delegates, with Indiana and Illinois figures among and key states under scrutiny.
Milwaukee Extension Contracts Awarded
Regional report notes the awarding of Milwaukee extension contracts and details on project scope, costs, and timelines. It cites the overall value near £4500,000 and outlines contractor roles, sections of the Lewiston to Cowboy Creek line, and completion targets by September with ongoing disputes and engineering challenges.
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