Taft still in front after contests in Chicago convention
The Republican National Committee finished hearings on contests affecting 219 seats on the temporary roll. Taft leads with a strong showing as delegates were seated from Virginia, Louisiana, Tennessee, Ohio, and others. Woodford backed Hughes, while New York signaled support for Hughes only after the convention. Active work resumes, with New York, Maine, and California delegates expected later.
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Republican National Committee
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Ariivisis
Forida
Georgia
St. Kentucky
Louisiana
Minissippi
Missouri
North Carolina
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Virginia
Olio
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Foraker
Becmuse Aman
Mowe
Tennessee
Wraent
Platform debate reshapes reformers themes at convention
Chicago delegates discuss a wide array of reform ideas for the Republican platform. Prohibitionists labor leaders suffrage advocates and business group members push for clear pledges on tariff reform Porto Rican status and other reforms. Delegates arrive and outline demands before the resolutions committee adjourns.
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Cullent
Republican Party
Allendelle
Fiver
Federation of Women's
Chibs Las Weh
Dalemsion
May Hay
Thaw Stay Requested in County Jail Amid Transfer Talk
New Year. June 32 Harry W Thaw will remain in the Poughkeepsie Jail pending counsel's motion to transfer him to another asylum. Justice Dowling heard arguments on moving Thaw to a state hospital or prison, noting unlikely recovery at Matteawan and urging continued confinement until a recommitment decision. Col Franklin Bartlett and James M Graham appeared for Thaw. District Attorney Jerome supported no transfer, while Thaw’s counsel argued for relocation to Tombs or a different facility.
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Poughkerpsie Jal
Llowling
Supreme Counter
Eititen
Slurachduser
Poughkegusle
Tombs
Poughkeepsie
Matloawan
Jerome
Morsechau
Thew
Coun
Thaw and Evelyn Thaw Meet at Mansion Visit
The first post detention visit between Harry Thaw and his wife Evelyn occurred in Thaw's jail quarters. Evelyn Thaw, displeased with the habeas corpus witness list, spent the day with Thaw after a prearranged lunch. She claimed to have known him seven years and expressed dissatisfaction with the proceedings.
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N. Y
Evelyn
Matleawan Asylum
Thaw
Lie
Anil Pimlt
Standard Company Guilty as Charged in Indictment
A federal court in Buffalo, New York, found Standard Company guilty on forty counts alleging violations of interstate commerce laws. The defense argued against the charges while prosecutor Wallace Dempsey moved for judgment, with the case detailing alleged illegal concessions and tariff tampering on oil shipments from Olean and Bellows Falls.
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Sla AB Neon
Joe Lanniedy Keatu
Buffalo
Wits
New Mid Twa
Dudge
Wallace Dempsey
Alin Interstate Cautmerce Lew Jn
Alia
Olean
Vu Bothule Land and Bellows Pally
Jealousy Sparks Tragedy at Rooming House
A Denver case centers on jealousy as motive for a triple killing at a rooming house. Mrs Mae Boren, landlady, and two others were slain. Edward Sm, a tenant, and William were among the victims. Mrs Boren had moved from Howard Kansas two years earlier and was recently divorced from Boren.
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Mae Boren
Edward
Wimselt
Blea Boren
Barend Smith
Rt Boren
Rarer
Howard, Kan
Boren
Rexhies
Howard
DisTROVEM Om PRAD report on plant disaster
An explosion at the Ganthrenti Ol company plant occurred today causing injuries and extensive damage. Initial estimates suggest losses around 100 million dollars in gasoline and plastics, with total losses near 10 000 dollars.
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Sone
En Atianeraye
Ganthrenti Ol Company
Iliding
Neely
Sunday Standard promises a day of features and reads
The June 14 edition offers a brides feature page, Enigena Sue’s The Mysteries of Paris retold in one page, Rev Jerry Rounder on a current topic, Buffalo Bill adventures, an enhanced sporting page, Fraderic J Hasldn piece, Jim Nasium, fashion, children page and a comic supplement.
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Paris
Jerry Rounder
Buffalo Bill
Fraderic J. Hasldn
Jim Nasium
Little Ones
Comic Supplement
State offers reward for half breed outlaw
A provincial notice declares a reward for the capture of the half breed outlaw William Moxney, alias a seruda, believed active in the northern countryside. The announcement lists a $200 reward authorized by the governor and condemns the outlaw as a target of pursuit with the aid of allied groups.
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Shu
Norgis
Mosnay
Roundup Wank and Treasury Involvement Highlighted
Special dispatch reports a Treasury Department inquiry directed at the Washington National Bank of Roundup. It mentions a proposed $20,000 relocation and references President Trom. Names Gilles Vita Presidens and C. Ke. Cliwney appear as variators amid the opaque notes.
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Herla Mainers
Fe Presidenty
TROM
Gilles Vita Presidens
Ahd C. Ke
Cliwney Varlilors
Eddys Explanation At Boston Church Meeting
Mrs Eddy releases a written explanation at the annual meeting of the Christian Science Church leaders in Boston. The statement titled A Word to the Wise urges turning worship from material to spiritual and notes believers have advanced from audible prayers to inviolable spiritual understanding.
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Joie
Afary Balertt
Eldy
Christian Sinenve Chiveh
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Wfrat
Church of Chrisk Scientizt
Istaiuls
Jury Deliberations Halt After Evening Verdict Delay
In Marvisturg Pan Tune the jury in a fraud case from a firm near Waco faced an unusual delay. After a long night of deliberations since dawn, the judge ordered no jurors to be packed up and a report from the jury was awaited at 1 o'clock.
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Chenille
Waco
Une Kimbkel
Lds O'Elack
Wah A.m
President Wrecks Bank Receivers Report Name Wobble
In extreme court a report for Westside Bank reveals receivers blame Homer G. Tabor, bank president, for the wrecking. The inquiry says Piebery, former president, diverted funds without authority. Walter, a former bank president in Seavehlicht Nevada, noted.
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Jone
Eutreme
Westside Snaak
Homer G. Tabor
Piebery
Westside
Walter
Bank
Seavehlicht
Nev
Hotel Guests Vanish Under Murky Circumstances
In Frisco the hotel withholds details as guests vanish about a day ago. Ned Bownys, a Chicago tar house representative, arrived May 27 and has not been seen since. Howard, a British merchant, checked in ten days ago with 8000 dollars, now missing. Owen Perk or Thompson, a pair of men, disappeared two weeks ago with their baggage. Police have no trace at this time.
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Francisnn
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Porto Rien
United States
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Americana
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Chpogo
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Sean Youd
Af Howard
An Bualishman
Noto
Itnys
New Thompson
Owen Perk
Todba
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Linihtg
Hie Bareage
Ward Hageon
bin Alien
Talking About Vice President Creation in aT Wi Ike Arле Haier
Unclear fragment mentions vice president and dates with garbled names. No coherent event or organizations readable. Summary limited to uncertain references to a vice presidential topic and May dates within a broken OCR fragment.
Fairbanks Talked Of Vice Presidential Speculation in 191x
Rumors swirled about presidential choices as Speculation centered on a ticket with Sherman or Taft allies. Indiana contingent favored adding the sitting president's name, while others debated whether the second man should come from the West. James Sherman was named as a possible first vice president, with McKinley and Littauer aiding reconciliation efforts within factions.
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Beneft
Wade
Nemingle
Uren
Motion Venture
Wr. Littvner
Order Delayed in Cook County Incident
Unclear readable text describes an order delay connected to a fatal incident involving a person named Carl and others. Details are fragmented, with references to an arrest or court action and a potential homicide case. Further readable facts are not found in the fragment.
Saloon Gunfight Ends In Double Homicide In Nebraska
George Schmeltzing, a centennial banker, was fatally shot by Lawson Lawler in a Falls City saloon after a disturbance over breakfast service. Lawler fired through a window wounding Schmeltzing and then killed Schmeltzing’s associate before also killing himself with a final shot. Schmeltzing died later at a lodging house. Lawler, described as a troubled man employed locally, died at the scene or shortly after. The event occurred in Nebraska during the centennial era and involved a cafe setting with patrons and staff.
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George Sehimrnteng
Thormag Lawier
isVampAr
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Lalwler
Breskener Ag
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Bond
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Timber Land Fraud Case Nearing Close
Washington June court proceedings in the timber land fraud case focus on conspiracy to defraud the government over valuable western timber lands. Counsel resume argument on instructions to the jury as the defense seeks to strike out evidence tying the defendant to anonymous letters.
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Bios Hyde
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Solmebley
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Walker Case Before Mexican Court
Mexico Oly June 1 The case of Wilby Wm Walker the alleged defaulter banker of New Haven Conn is headed for a journal decision in the supreme court here The rapes of the proceedings from lower courts are expected to reach Ensenada where Walker must remain detained until a decision is reached
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Woilker
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Conn
Supreme Court
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Iovnin
Walker
Reiuain Intal
Ensenada
Hearing on ore tariffs postponed again in Montana
The Montana state railroad commission announced that the hearing on ore tariffs, set for June 17, has been postponed to June 25 due to train service disruptions. Officials expect all roads in the state to be ready by then.
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Apaeia
State Railroad Commission
Montne
Well known ball player killed by lightning in accident
A renowned baseball figure died after being struck by lightning yesterday. Reports say he and his brother, who formed the battery on the Moore ball team last year, were near a dynamite blast, with both men severely injured and fighting for life in a hospital.
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Standard
Tawlatown
Aurel
Belated Passengers Reach St Paul After Delays
Northern Pacific train carrying about 900 passengers stranded for days due to floods and washed-out tracks reached St Paul today. Passengers were moved via Oregon Short Line to Denver then to St Paul as repairs continue and authorities push reconstruction under harsh conditions.
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St Paul
Northern Pacific
Montara
Iiving
Orey
Oregon
Denvery
St. Paw
Northern Paclile Ponent
Lusitania Breaks Atlantic Ocean Record Again
New York reports another ocean speed record by the Lusitania as she crossed the Atlantic. The liner accelerated from Gaunt’s Rock to Sandy Hook in about 4 degrees 2 minutes, shaving minutes off previous records and claiming the longest distance run in a single voyage.
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Atlantic Records
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Sandy Hook
Gaunt's Rock
Barly Hook
Atlantis
Wong Colieg
Maide
Mirestania
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