Knox Seeks 1908 Presidency Endorsed by Pennsylvania
United States Senator Philander C. Knox of Pennsylvania said he would consider a 1908 presidential bid if the Republican party nominates him. He voiced appreciation for the Harrisburg convention endorsement linking Roosevelt’s policies to his own past public service and said he would accept the national convention's action if it aligns with the party. He made the remarks while stopping at the Waldorf-Astoria and visiting friends with Mrs. Knox.
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New York
United States
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Knox
Harrisburg
Waldorf-Astoria
Associated Press
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Knox Willing to Run for President in 1908
Washington June 7. Announcement from Senator Knox that he would be willing to be a presidential candidate in 1908 if nominated by the party has created much interest. The president read the statement but offered no comment.
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Washington
Knox
New York
Senator Foraker Endorses Knox as Noted by Taft
Senator Foraker praised Senator Knox as an able and worthy man. Secretary Taft, upon hearing the remark, offered no comment.
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Foraker
Senator Knox
Taft
Knox
Court confrontation ends with defense score in Schmitz trial
In San Francisco on June 7, defense lawyers in Mayor Schmitz extortion case scored a point during cross examination of Antonio B. Blanco, former Delmonico's proprietor. Blanco denied threats about license renewals by Ruef or the mayor. four witnesses testified, including Officer Shelley and ex-commissioners Reagan and Poheim.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Antonio B. Blanco
Blanco
Delmonico’s
Abraham Ruef
Ruef
Attorney Campbell
Charles F. Shelley
The
Board of Police Commissioners
Thomas Reagan
Joseph Poheim
Antonio Blanco
Auto Hits Street Car Near Albany Endurance Run Tragedy
A 200 mile New York Motor club endurance run ended east of Albany with one dead and two seriously hurt when an automobile crashed into an electric streetcar. Clarence MacKenzie president of Standard Brake Company was killed instantly. W H Mosher bicycle policeman and W H Swan chauffeur were hospitalized.
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Albany
N. Y
New York Motor Club
Clarence MacKenzie
New York
Standard Brake Company
W. H. Mosher
New York City
W. H. Swan
New Britain
Conn
Mosher
Swan
Fourteen Hurt After 600 Foot Mine Cage Fall in Ely
Ely Minnesota June 7 a mine cage dropped six hundred feet injuring fourteen men severely enough for hospital care while twenty six were shaken but not fatally. The incident’s cause remains unknown. In Browndell Texas June 7 a Santa Fe yard derailment killed Patrick Wallace fatally injured James Corrigan and seriously injured four others.
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Ely
Minn
Zenith
Beaumont
Tex
Patrick Wallace
James Corrigan
Santa Fe Railroad
Browndell
Bourne Ends Life After Windsor Fire Fortune Loss
Richard M. Bourne a Salt Lake City clubman and mining broker who inherited 80000 from his sister, a Windsor hotel fire victim, wrote an open letter to the world then took his own life.
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Salt Lake City
Windsor
New York
Richard M. Bourne
Dryant at New York addresses campaign questions
In New York on June 7 William J. Dryant spoke at the Board of Trade and Transportation and discussed the next presidential campaign. He attended the Amsterdam and Tammany clubs in the Fifteenth district, defending Democratic principles and recalling the 1896 platform while noting a shift in Republican stance on money. He cited Joseph and Jefferson as dreamers and said the nation now enjoys greater per capita wealth, while suggesting divine timing altered money politics. Reports from Moscow indicate Stolypin’s stance toward parliament remains cautiously positive amid talk of possible dissolution.
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New York
William J. Dryant
Board of Trade and Transportation
Amsterdam
Democratic Club
Tammany Club
Fifteenth Assembly District
Pryan
Joseph
Thomas Jefferson
M. Stolypin
Publicly Aired In Court In Gould Separation Case
New York hearing on Mrs. Howard Gould suit for separation from Howard Gould revealed detailed allegations of abandonment, neglect, and cruel conduct. Delaney Nicoll argued for Mr. Gould that all accusations would be denied in the forthcoming answer. Attorneys were given until Monday to file briefs after lengthy arguments on the motion to strike out parts of the complaint.
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New York
Howard Gould
Gould
Mr. Gould
Gould Delaney Nicoll
Duma Facing Possible Dissolution Amid Turmoil
In St. Petersburg on June 7 reports say Premier Stolypin may abandon his defense of parliament and dissolution is possible. An article in Novoe Vremya signed by his brother argues the duma, though revolutionary, could become healthy. new election law might trigger another crisis. Diplomatic circles warn of renewed parliamentary strife.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Novoe Vremya
Duma
Russia
Murderer Still At Large In Minneapolis Area
Minneapolis and Hennepin County deputies plus county marshals and farmers hunted for George Kadelbach the man suspected in the death of Mrs Catherine McCart. Despite a day of searches after sightings around Delano and Long Lake no trace was found and many suspects were cleared as innocent locals. The case remains unresolved with a possible flight or self harm theory circulating among search parties.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin County
George Kadelbach
Catherine McCart
Delano
Sear
Long Lake
Urares
Ie Oren Northam
Ece'lee
Acquittal in Double Murder Case In Washington Justice
In Columbia District June 7 John Jacobs a black man was acquitted in Richland County circuit court of murdering his wife Bessie Jacobs and her alleged lover John Johnson on May 5.
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Columbia
D. C
John Jacobs
Richland County
Bessie Jacobs
John Johnson
Woman Fatally Burned In Home Varnish Fire
Mrs. N. Krouth, 55, of 1502 Hendon avenue, St. Paul, was badly burned when a can of varnish exploded on a stove during cleaning. Her clothing caught fire and she ran from the house as neighbors subdued the flames. condition reported critical. The jury was appealed to on the plea of the unwritten law and this the verdict was based.
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St. Paul
N. Krouth
Hendon Avenue
Head of Zion Church recognized in Chicago by judge
Federal Judge K M Landis formalizes John A Lewis as rightful head of the Christian Catholic church of Zion founded by John Alexander Dowie. Wilbur Glenn Voliva is named temporary overseer awaiting permanent action. Hearing paused for a week as Voliva’s petition seeks restraining orders against Lewis and others.
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Chicago
John A. Lewis
K. M. Landis
Christian Catholic Church of Zion
John Alexander Dowie
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Voliva
Lewis
Dowie
Landis
Dowle
Dowlein
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