Hitchcock and Taft Confer in Hot Springs Meeting
Taft and Hitchcock discussed campaign planning at Hot Springs. The Chicago headquarters chief and executive committee selections were to be outrun with care to harmonize party factions. Hitchcock planned to meet Taft again after brief golf with Meyers and Herrick, while Indiana Senator Hemenway and Wisconsin’s McKinley were viewed for Chicago roles.
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Campaign
Hitchcock
Hot Springs
Taft
Meyer
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Frank H. Hitchcock
Mx. Hitcheok
Iliteheark
Ibe
Hemenway
Indiana
McKinley
Linge
Tréaier
Hitchcork
Cooper
Wisconsin
Alfred O. Rogers
Wisconsett
Walt
la Follette
Borah
Ideto
F. B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Watson
Republican campaign moves amid high level confab in Cincinnati
A gubernatorial and party campaign meeting in Cincinnati gathered Chairman Robert I Reynolds and lawmakers including William B McKinley to discuss the upcoming national committee work. George Sheldon new treasurer arrives as Taft aides prepare an advisory panel drawn from national and local figures.
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William B. McKinley
Ilinois
Sheldon
Mitcbrook
Taft
Waro
Republican National Committee
Washington
Taft May Appoint Meyer Secretary of State
Paris July 10 reports from Washington that William H Taft intends to nominate Jorge Von L Meyer postmaster general to be secretary of state if he becomes president. The dispatch notes the announcement was made to Tafts friends.
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Paris
Wshington
William A. Taft
Thenitd
Jorge von L. Meyer
Roosevelt Arrives in New Bedford Harbor
New BedfordMass July 10 Commander Peary's ship Roosevelt reached tower harbor and anchored off Clark's Point to take on whaleboats and sailing supplies for the voyage and medicine chest stock.
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New Bedford
Mars
Peary
Roosevelt
Tower Harbor
Clark's Point
Sherman urged to remain head of Republican campaign committee
Wilca New Jersey July 10 Congressman Londenslager and Speaker Cannon visited Vice presidential candidate Sherman to press his continued chairmanship of the Republican congressional campaign committee. Sherman wished to be reviewed to focus on the national ticket canvass, but no decision was reached.
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Wilca
N. J
Dns
Eph Cannon
Louitensinger
New Jersey
Knapp
Sherman
Cannons
Londenslager
Yesterday's baseball results from major leagues
Yesterday's AL games included Cleveland 4 at Boston 1 and New York 10 over Detroit. NL games featured St Louis 2 over Detroit, New York 2 at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh 6 over Philadelphia 2, Chicago 4 over Brooklyn 3. At Barton Landing Ludlow 1 over Barton Landing 2 in a 1% inning game with limited home-side data.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Yeaterday
St. Luis
Howton
St. Louis
Cincignati
Cincinnati
Barton Landing
Ludlow
Yon Tefdly
Pugley
Opiemenee
Unicago
Wyien
Philadelphia
Toston Ag
Washington
New YO Cevevnes
Lapoint Sentenced for Murder at Glen Walls Dance Hall
Clarence Lapoint was sentenced to 20 years for murder in the Mest degree after withdrawing a not guilty plea and entering a guilty plea to murder in the second degree. The case involves a fatal shooting during a dance hall altercation where Jerry Green was killed. Green danced with Lapoint’s wife prior to the shooting.
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Lapoint
Glen ‘Walls
Glens Patt
Fale
Clarence Lapoint
Twantity
Jerry Green
Gaigoe
Lapoint Jatew
Revalvar
Green
Latimer murder clue ties Brooklyn burglar band
United States secret service agents linked Albert Latimer's July 2 1908 Brooklyn home slaying to a counterfeiting gang from Long Island City and Pennsylvania. Suspects Clare Forman Haas and Kovei, already jailed for counterfeiting, were identified through a stool pigeon and prior burglar records. Latimer, a Maiden Lane stationery wholesaler, was killed during a home invasion as his wife Myra watched.
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New York
United States Secret Service
Pennsylvania
Albert ©. Latimer
Brooklyn
Taregy Clare
Sling Josph A. Haas
Johnnolin Kovei
Yehorn
Western
Allegheny City
Wander
Pittsburg
United States Secret Servicn
Bradock
Clare
Latimer
Furman
Mare
Firnira Reformatory
New York City
Tormen
Secret Service
Bookley Street
Long Island City
Cire
Albert
Maiden Lane
Manhattan
Hancock Atrrei
Mr. Latimer
Tatimer
Myra
Shah Must Apologize Over Persian Disturbances
In the House of Commons Sir F. Grey stated the government will not assume internal Persia responsibility and demands a categorical apology for the Shah's troops disrespecting the British Legation in Teheran. Until such an apology is given, the matter will not be considered closed.
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Tomtom
Persia
House of Commons
Fiward Grey
Teheran
Ming
Theg
Ing Machinhry
Philippines
Asfar and
Cie Corintries
Collapse Feared As Bridge Workman Dies In Canada
A fatal accident occurred during the erection of a vertical span on Cologne over the Kline river. Fourteen bodies were recovered or feared lost as scaffolding and planking collapsed into the water. Rescuers from police and fire brigades manned boats and aided workers during a strenuous rescue effort downstream.
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Cologne
Kline
Col- Bk
Appeals 10 Boom Railroad Credit
Charles Eilrnth, head of the New York Bank, warned at the annual session of the 11th convention that public antagonism to corporations and railroads must end. He urged support for railroads, stating their capital investment currently serves the nation and earns ample returns. He predicted a general revival of business amid these rail and credit developments.
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Charles Eilrnth
New York Bank
Warren
United States
Prof Norton Gives Ighton Talk At Vermont Convention
Burlington July 10 The eighth annual convention of the American Institute of Instruction covered general school administration in separate meetings. Tonight's program features invited trustees including Mason Stone Vermont. state leaders Morrison Dempsey and others. speakers include Prof Arthur Norton of Harvard and Miss Mary McSkimmon of Brookline Mass among others.
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Burlington
American Institute of Instruction
Rome
Lugh Schowl
Trueste
Mason
Stone
Montpelier
Vermont
MC. Morrison
New Hampshire
Clarence N. Dempsey
St. Johnsbury
Frank
Perlit
Ouiney
Mass
Payson Smith
Maine
Arthur ©. Norton
Harvard University
Mies Mary McSkimmon
Brookline
Bomb Explodes Near Chicago Auto Club and Theatres
A blast rocked the Chicago Automobile Club at 200 State Street and nearby theatres last evening. The explosion, likely set off in the rear of a building housing gamblers leaders at 260 State Street, sent guests fleeing as buildings and hotels in the block faced similar panic. Police pursued a swift exit suspect as crowds evacuated the Lyric Premier and Nickel theatres and surrounding venues.
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Chicago
Chicago Automobile Club
State Street
Smith
Ps Wna
Lyric
Premier
M Nickel
Wera
St Johnsbury reports property valuation up in 1908
The 1908 grand list shows total valuation at 4,359,807, a 60,000 increase over 1907. Real estate totals 3,181,360, personal property 760,047, with current year taxes and grand list rising to 43,889.07. The increase is described as a very gratifying showing.
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St. Johnsbury
Lines Written in Dejection Near the Kitchen
An excerpt from a poem in Harper's Weekly in dejected mood. The speaker contemplates gloom, domestic life, and a kitchen scene where a confident companion, alluring yet aloof, distracts from pride and independence as a coal creature of lovely mien appears.
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Harper's Weekly
Coal for Army and Navy Dominates Batan Island Finds
Reported discovery on Batan Island highlights vast coal deposits deemed superior to Japanese and Australian coal. New Insular Commission named by Governor Smith. Tests indicate higher energy yield and readiness for naval and army use, shaping Philippines as a potential independent coal supplier amid global demand.
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Japan
Australia
Batan Island
New Insular Commission
Smith
Anila
Vapt
Hubert
Island of
Batan
Prasurtimmense
Army
Property Offerings From Bennington And Vicinity
Public notices list multiple parcels for sale in Bennington and surrounding towns. Properties include lots on River and Hye streets, Main Street sites, and various corners with sizes from 100 by 50 feet to 178 by 100 feet, with prices ranging from 1 500 to 20 000 dollars. Names attached include O Wheeler, F W Mitchell, Lyman Smith, Seven company, E H Davenport, Mrs Lilla B Harvey, and Mrs H Pratt.
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Washington, D.C
Metford Iaboro
Bennington
Crea
Richford
O. Wheeler
Earner River
Hye
Chapuodit
Smith
F. W. Mitchello
Town Street
Lyman
Madson
South Main
Depot
Vernon Streets
H. Davenport
Spring
Elliot Streets
Lilla B. Harvey
Southwest Cormer
Northess Corner
Union
H. P
Pratt
Astthn
A. B. Oatman
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