Taft Homecoming Draws Cincinnati Crowd
Secretary Taft enjoyed a joyous homecoming in Cincinnati, greeted by thousands at the station and along Central avenue. James Sherman praised the convention and the two ran as a united ticket with Charles Taft and local officials welcoming them.
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Sherman
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New York
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Leopold Markbreif
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Fourth Street
Charles F. Tait
Pike Street
Charles P. Taft
Ohio
Mrran T. Herrick
Cleveland
Old Town
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New Fhaven
Alr. Sherman
Washington
Chicago
Helen Taft
East Greenwich
Conn
Poelker
Foraker Wishes Taft Success in Nomination Message
Ohio Senator Foraker writes to Taft offering hearty congratulations and best wishes for success in November after Taft’s nomination. The exchange, dated Friday and released by the war department, begins with Foraker expressing pleasure and ends with Taft replying that his colleague’s congratulatory tone gives him great pleasure.
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Daily Chronicle
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War Department
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Poisoned Her Victims In Gunness Case Spreads Doubt
Laporte Ind June 22 The first positive info on how Mrs Belle Gunness disposed of victims emerges as Dr Walter Haynes of Rush Medical College reports arsenic and strychnine found in the stomach of Andrew Helgelein of Aberdeen SD The formal report will follow Ray Lamphere's attorney H V Worden denounces authorities and seeks a reward fund claiming strong evidence Gunness alive is alleged by Worden based on a Missouri informant awaiting reward completion
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Ind
Belle Gunness
Walter Haynes
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Mack
Andrew Helgelein
Aberdeen
President and family arrive at Oyster Bay for summer stay
President and Mrs Roosevelt with Miss Ethel and Master Quentin travel to Oyster Bay after a Washington visit. The First Family brings brindle bulldog and greets White House staff left behind. The stay signals White House renovations and overhauling during the summer absence.
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Roosevelt
Ethel
Quentin Roosevelt
White House
Latta
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Loeb
Forster
Monitor Florida to Be Renamed Tallahassee
Washington June 22 Tallahassee will be the name given to the monitor Florida after she recently endured a baptism of fire and a shot was fired beneath her. The change follows Congress authorization for a new battleship to be built at the New York navy yard to bear the Florida designation.
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Washington
Tallahassee
New York Navy Yard
Deadly Powder Mill Explosion Near Denver
June 22 Denver Col One man is killed and many injured when an explosion rocked the Trom Powder Companys neutralizing point at Louisiers, south of Denver. Several persons are reported missing in the blast.
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Gould-Welie banns published for Paris marriage
Paris, June 22. The banns of Mme Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan were posted in Paris, revealing ages 83 and 49. The wedding will occur within a fort night abroad with George J. Gould among a few relatives, a Protestant ceremony, and French publication of banns regardless of domicile. Count Boni de Castellane may pursue legal action after marriage.
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Anna Gould
Countess de Castellane
Prince Helie de Sagan
Mme. Gould
Prince de Sagan
Gould
Prince Doa Sagan
France
George J. Gould
Prince Helie
Count Boni de Castellane
Europe
Explosion on Arcadia Steamer Kills Two in Philadelphia
On Saturday the German steamer Arcadia arriving from Hamburg suffered an explosion in a hold near Philadelphia. Two Black stevedores are dead and about twenty injured, sixteen sent to hospitals with burns and lacerations. Most victims are Black. some may lose limbs. Cause unknown though no explosive cargo was found, likely gas buildup in closed holds.
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Philadelphia
Arcadia
Hamburg
Wright Congratulated for Likely War Secretary Post
Gen Luke H Wright, expected to succeed William H Taft as secretary of war, receives numerous congratulations nationwide. Wright says no official notice yet but will accept when appointed. John Schofield leads the War Department in Taft’s absence as Wright prepares to confer with Taft on pending matters in Washington.
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Yenn
William H. Taft
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Wright
Washington
John Schofield
War Department
Taft
Robert Shaw Oliver
Department
Luke E. Wright
Secretaary Taft
Aeronauts land safely after Vermont mountain landing
In Pittsfield Massachusetts on June 22 the balloon Boston made its first ascent Friday and landed safely after seven near the Vermont New Hampshire line. Charles J. Glidden of Boston owner and Leo Stevens of New York the passenger endured rifle fire as they touched down in a pasture. They fled a charging bull and scrambled over a fence to safety.
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Putney
Dummerston
Vermont-New Hampshire Boundary Line
Charles J. Glidden
Leo Stevens
New York
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Mr. Stevens
Ferenauts
Wreck in Sedalia Delays Missouri Passenger Train
A northbound Missouri Kansas and Texas flyer No.5 ran into a string of box cars in Sedalia depot yards on a Saturday morning, injuring two people and demolishing two baggage cars and three box cars. Fireman Oscar Olmquist suffered a fractured shoulder. No passengers were hurt. One unknown train was fatally injured and traffic slowed for hours.
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Sedalia
Kansas & Texas
Oscar Olmquist
Hitchcock Refuses The Chairmanship In Political Shakeup
Cincinnati dispatch reports no decision at Saturday conference on the national committee chairmanship for the Republican campaign. Health concerns blocked Frank H Failehead from consideration while Hitchcock declined. Washington adjourns to July 1 for further talks. Myron Herrick announces the official statement. Tawney and others are named as likely successors.
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Chicago
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Tawney
Sherman
James S. Sherman
Republican Congressional Committee
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
Loudenslager
New Jersey
William B. McKinley
Ilinois
Six Dead In Mine Blast At Ellsworth No. 1
An explosion at Ellsworth coal mine No 1 near Monongahela Pennsylvania killed one American and three foreigners and injured one American and five foreigners. The blast followed a miner with a lighted torch entering a gas pocket as he joined a group of nine coworkers. Had it occurred earlier the day shift of 500 miners might have been trapped.
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Monongahela
Ellsworth
Here
Mystery of Woman Found Bound in Enagt River
A woman about 40, 5 feet 4 inches, 140 pounds with brown hair was found dead in the Enagt river near Ninety-second street. She wore clothing and was tightly bound with ropes. A time slip in a stocking read "Mary Flynn, Tlotel Gotham," suggesting a possible lead in the murder mystery.
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Ninety-second Street
Mary Flynn
Tlotel Gotham
Rubber Plant Burns Near Springfield After Lightning Strike
The Victor Rubber Company's Sydneyville plant, west of Springfield, caught fire by lightning at 2 AM Saturday. The blaze remained burning with losses estimated at 125000 dollars.
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Victor Rubber Company
Sydneyville
Michigan Town Surfers Fire Burns Fulton Homes
Kalamazoo Michigan June 22 Fire early Saturday destroyed several houses in the village of Fulton about 20 miles southeast of Kalamazoo causing an estimated loss of 50000 dollars.
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Mich
Fulton
Battleship Iowa taken from service for eight months
The battleship Iowa is out of commission for extensive repairs costing 70000 dollars and a projected eight month repair period. Separately, a British cruiser Gladiator is held responsible by the admiralty court for a collision with the liner Olmer St Paul off Wil last April, causing many deaths and damages.
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Tht
Ministry of the Interior of Russia
Leo Folster
Roubert B. Peary
Louis Ferris
Butte, Mont
Thateily
San Francisco
Gladiator Alor Ig
Olmer St. Paul
Isle of Wil
Death in Oklahoma flood toll and related drownings
Guthrie Oklahoma June 22 estimates show as many as 10 or more deaths from the recent flood and storm across Oklahoma. In Hoffman vicinity 16 drownings reported, including Newton and William Stidham, plus Ernest Fannie drowned on the Wash river and recovered. Also Henry Conktt and the three Robert girls drowned near Hastings. Other drownings cited near Broke Arrow and Skitook. Further reports from western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia show over $200000 in damage and about ten injuries.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Hoffman
Newton
William Stidham
Ernest Fannie
Wash
Carnegie
Henry Conktt
Steel Bride
Arkansas
Ralston
Little Robert
Hastings
Shakespear Adams
Broke Arrow
George E. Lewis
Skitook
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Chicago Markets Show Mixed Wheat Corn Butter Prices
The Chicago market report notes weak FLOM-Market with spring wheat at 5.75 and various grades of Minnesota hard wheat and jute bag prices. Wheat futures move lower for July and September while corn edges higher and oats are active. butter and eggs show mixed dairy values with creamery extras and packing stock details. Live poultry and potatoes are listed with price ranges, and New York reports dull flour demand with Minnesota and winter wheat price spreads.
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Minnesota
New York
Live Stock Prices and Market Notes from Chicago
Cattle market shows varied classes with bids from good to prime steers at 7.60 to 7.70 and cows from 5.00 to 6.25. Steers, yearlings, heifers, and feeders listed with wide ranges. sows and pigs also priced. Sheep market described as steady with yearlings and wethers in the 4.50 to 65.00 range and lambs around 5.00. Location noted as South Omaha Neb, June.
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South Omaha
Neb
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