Vice President Nomination Debate Centers on Cummins and Fairbanks
The day's major development is a letter from Vice President Fairbanks reiterating his irrevocable determination not to seek the office he now holds. President Roosevelt's stance is neutral on Cummins or any other candidate, with New York's caucus inactivity weakening its bid. The contest narrows to Fairbanks of Indiana or Cummins of Iowa, with Western support seen as decisive.
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Cummins
Iowa
Chicago
Fairbanks
Pairbanks
Joseph B. Kealing
Hemenway
Taft
Indiana
Lafayette Young
Loeb
Roosevelt
Young
Dolliver
New York
Friends of Representatives
James S. Sherman
Cortelyou
Woodruff
Hughes
Stewart L. Woodford
Edward Glines
Governor Guild
Massachusetts
Guild
Murphy
New Jersey
Veterans Introduced at Republican convention
Chicago June 18 Chairman Burrows interrupted the regular order to introduce two veteran delegates from the party. General James H. Baker of Minnesota and James D. Conner of Indiana, both gray bearded, who attended the first Republican convention in 1856 were greeted with applause.
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Chicago
Burrows
James H. Baker
Minnesota
James D. Conner
Indiana
Baker
Conner
Modified Plank on Injunctions Passes Republican Committee
Chicago June 18 the resolutions committee of the Republican national convention approved a modified injunction plank by 265 to 16 with South Carolina not recorded The compromise combines confidence in courts with limits on injunctions requiring notice and allowing summary orders only to prevent irreparable harm The move aims to please both administration supporters and the Gompers element while preserving court processes
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Chicago
Resolutions Committee
South Carolina
Republican Party
Nicholas Murray Butler
Joseph H. Choate
Gompers
Committee On
Philippines
Trust and Postal Savings Banks
Arizona
New Mexico
Morse Indicted Again In Bank Funds Case
New York June 18 The federal grand jury charged Alfred H Curtis president and Charles W Morse vice president of the National Bank of North America with making false entries in reports to the comptroller and misapplying about 1 250 000 dollars for speculative purposes. They pleaded not guilty and were given until July 1 to withdraw pleas or demur as trial is set for October.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Alfred H. Curtis
Charles W. Morse
National Bank of North America
Curtis
Morse
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Wu Ting Fang Delivers Iowa Commencement Address
Chinese minister to the United States Wu Ting Fang spoke at the University of Iowa commencement on June 18 on "Chinese Students in America" and its role in preserving and fostering friendly U S China relations. He received an honorary LL D degree at the end of his address.
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Iowa City
Wu Ting Fang
United States
Iowa University
America
China
Dr Price Wheat Flake Celery Food Ad Claims
An advertisement promotes Dr Price's Wheat Flake Celery Food as a superior nourishment for nerves and vitality. It asserts many nervous breakdowns among women and children stem from improper eating and claims the product is strength building, appetizing, and nourishing enough to sustain a person on its own.
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Dr. Price
Baseball Scores from American Association and League
American Association games included Toledo beat St Paul 1 0 and Louisville defeated Milwaukee 10 4. Indianapolis outlasted Kansas City 7 6 in ten innings. Columbus and Minneapolis drew 1 1 after ten innings to allow trains. American League results featured Chicago 2 New York 5. Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 2 Washington 0. Brooklyn 5 St Louis 0. Philadelphia 2 Chicago 3. Boston 4 Pittsburg 14. second game Boston 2 Pittsburg 4. New York 2 Cincinnati 1. second game New York 4 Cincinnati 2.
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Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Sawmill fire devastates Kaul Lumber plant in Hollis Alabama
A large blaze at the Kaul Lumber company sawmill in Hollis near Birmingham caused damage estimated between 350000 and 500000 dollars. The fire largely destroyed the plant, with virtually the entire facility a total loss.
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Birmingham
Ala
Kaul Lumber Company
Hollis
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Charlies
Maslin Underwear
Austin
City of
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Bridge St
Home Insurce Company of
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Puck
American Association
National League
Alabama
Earl Furniture Co
Tricycles
ORINO
Foley & CO
Chigage Lhd
SOM
K.O. Wold Druggist Corner
Ain and
Bridge Street
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