Democratic National Convention Headquaters Rise Across Baltimore
Baltimore June 18. Part of the work of the Democratic national convention to open June 26 will be conducted in hotel and office buildings citywide with headquarters at the Hotel Belvedere. Delegates arrive and committees prepare the temporary roll as the convention hall awaits decisive ballots for nomination.
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Indiana
M. Guffey
Notable Gathering in America for Charity Conference Week
The annual Conference of Charities and co hosted events begin in Cloves today for a week. Red Cross Pineersted and Boys' Clubs of America join national bodies in public relief and juvenile reform as prison reformers and settlement workers converge for sessions and allied observances.
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Conference to tackle poverty and labor issues at national meeting
The national conference will focus on improving conditions for the working class. Topics include population control, economic and physical effects of the board, labor hazards in coal mining, high living costs, and employer worker relations.
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National Democratic HQ to Open as Mack and Woo son Arrive
Word from New York says National Chairman Norman Mack and Secretary Woodson will be in Baltimore to formally open the Democratic national committee headquarters tomorrow. The ticket faces Harmon as vice presidential candidate and Harmon reportedly would not accept the second spot. Edwin Henderson of Detroit is slated to use a speech supporting Harmon.
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Delegates Head to General Federation Convention
Mrs. PHI Carpenter leads New York's General Federation of Women's Clubs delegation departing this afternoon for San Francisco where the biennial convention opens on June 25. A 25-car special train carries twenty five delegates over the New York Central and Santa Fe routes to the west with return via Seattle Portland British Columbia and Winnipeg.
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Canadian Wedding in London Sees Notables Attend
Prominent Canadiana residents gathered in London for the nuptials of Mira Gladys Rowland and Colonel Percival K. Thacker formerly of Ottawa. The ceremony occurred at All Saints Church En Cantatis with a reception at Hyde Park Exiel following.
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Lynchburg Fans Offer to Back Local Club Costs
It was reported in Lynchburg Virginia on June 12 that fans will fund the club’s upkeep if they cover the required amount. The association seeks $2,400 for next Saturday’s regatta as part of efforts to reorganize after ongoing unpopularity.
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Army Officers Graduate Amid ceremony at Hurrah Academy
The article notes a military academy graduation with high attendance from senior officers and officials. Prominent figures including the secretary of war presided as graduates received commissions. The event highlighted long-serving officers and a ceremonial platform with broad attendance from military and political leaders.
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Proclaimed Electors Orchestrate Vote Against Taft Scheme
Washington dispatch reports a plan to reconvene West Virginia Republican delegates and instruct electors to back Theodore Roosevelt rather than Taft if Taft is renominated. Wm Flinn and Gov Glasscock are cited as endorsing the scheme, signaling a possible shift away from Taft among WV Republicans.
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Celebration marks 200th anniversary of Rousseau
Paris observes the 200th birth anniversary of Jean Jacques Rousseau the famed writer and philosopher. The event is noted to be observed in Geneva where Rousseau was born and in other places linked to his memory.
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Died from dog bite in Pittsburg on June 12
Lee B. Mahoney aged , died from dog bite injuries sustained weeks earlier. The incident occurred in Pittsburg and was reported in the local dispatch. Authorities have not released further details about the dog or circumstances.
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Taft Requests $100,000 for Alaska Volcano Victims
President Taft sends a special message to the Senate requesting one hundred thousand dollars for relief of volcanic victims and sufferers in Alaska. He warns that if a salmon run is disrupted, loss of life and destitution may follow.
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Invitation to Confer with Foreign Nations on Titanic Lessons
Washington reports the seas today voted for a resolution authorizing the president to invite foreign nations to confer on the lessons learned from the Titanic disaster. The measure seeks international agreement on safety and maritime standards.
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Master Mechanic Fatally Hurt in Mine Accident
Fatally injured when caught under a cage at Struther s mine in Uniontown Pennsylvania on June 12. J W Guy aged 44, a master mechanic, died before a physician could be summoned.
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Taft vows veto over commerce court elimination
President Taft plans a vigorous veto of the legislative, executive, and judicial appropriation bill after it would abolish the commerce court by cutting its funding. Both houses removed the provision, but Taft’s supporters say the court is essential to prompt and effective enforcement of interstate commerce law.
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Not Guilty Verdict in Myrtle Hawkins Murder Case
In Asheville North Carolina on June 12 the jury returned a not guilty verdict for all seven defendants in the Myrtle Hawkins murder case after an all night session. The defendants named were George Bradley Boney Bradley Abe McCall Beatrice McCall Dan McCall Lizzie Shift and Nora Britt.
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Death in Erie rail incident rocks Warren Pa community
June reports from Warren Pa describe a fatal railway incident near Bear Like where Charles Mewin age 25 resided. The event involved a collision on Erie rails resulting in his death with authorities investigating the circumstances.
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Weather forecast for Virginia and West Virginia
Generally fair weather expected in West Virginia Thursday and Friday. Virginia will be fair and slightly cooler with light west-northwest winds. expect continued fair conditions across both states on the two days.
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Sunrise Prayer Meeting Opens Holeton Conference Day
The second day of the 20th Holeton conference of the Epworth League closed with Bishop Adkins delivering a sermon on The Absolute Lordship of Christ. Delegates and attendees enjoyed a holiday atmosphere as morning sun rise prayers and multiple study sessions filled the program.
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Abingdon
T. Cameron
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Two Killed and Many Hurt in Western and Atlantic Wreck
Chattanooga Tenn June 12 Two are reported killed and seven injured in a wreck of an excursion train on the Western and Atlantic railroad near Dalton Georgia thirty eight miles from here. The train ran from Calhoun to Chattanooga and was operated by the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis railroad. Four cars overturned and wires are down with injured being rushed to Dalton. The dead are Arthur Pitcher a section employee and Joseph Hamilton a Negro porter.
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Find Cause For Aircraft Collapse At College Park
Washington June 12 The army aeroplane collapsed at College Park Maryland last night killing Lieut. Sealgtton W Hazlehursat and A L Welsh Preliminary findings by the army board cite terrific air pressure on the aluminum frame and canvas skin as the cause and a too sharp turn at fall speed as a contributing factor
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Taft Wins Key Contests at Republican National Convention
Taft gains forty votes after national committee settles contests in California Arizona Michigan and other states. Roosevelt forces fight in California and Missouri battles, while Arizona yields no roll call and Michigan seatings favor Taft. Committee still has 120 contested seats pending.
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Francis J. Henry
Nevada appoints Wingfield to Nixon seat in Senate
Reno June 12 Governor Tasker Loddie names George Wingfield of Reno to fill the late Senator Nixon’s unexpired term. Wingfield, a Nixon personal friend, will serve until 1913 when the legislature selects a successor through 1917.
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Senate Resists Receding On Metal Tariff Bill
Washington reports the Senate refused to recede from its amendment to the metal tariff bill on Canadian reciprocity. Tense exchanges occurred between senators and at times requests to strike statements about President Taft and his role in reciprocity were made during committee readings.
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Gold Mines in Neighboring States Report 1911 Virginia Output
Virginia produced 169394 dollars in gold silver copper lead and zinc in 1911, up 73248 from 1910, with 10526 fine ounces of gold and 2476 dollars more value. Virginia had 13 mines, six placer, and North Carolina led eastern states with 9590.89 fine ounces valued at 70282 dollars, up from 1910.
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North Carolina Mineral Production in 1911 Highlights
The report notes silver refined with gold totaling 945 fine ounces valued at 500 dollars, down from 8 110 ounces and 4 388 dollars in value. Total gold and silver value reached 70 782 dollars, down 19 996 from 1910. Twenty two placer mines and nine deep mines operated. Deep mines processed 21 810 short tons with 3 01 dollars per ton recovery. North Carolina placers yielded 247.24 fine ounces of gold and 22 fine ounces of silver, about half 1910, while siliceous ores exceeded 1910 gold by over 400 ounces.
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Multiple Earth Shocks Reported in Georgia Cities
Distinct earthquake tremors were felt in Augusta Columbia and Savannah at 5 30 this morning. Three shocks lasted about fifteen seconds with little damage and no injuries reported. Shocks were stronger in hilly areas and caused alarm especially among Black residents. beds moved, furniture swayed, and parlor statues fell in Columbia.
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Savannah
Last Day For German Warships In New York Harbor
June 12 marked the last full day for German warships visiting New York as Rear Admiral Von Keuher Paschwitz boarded C Ledyard Blair’s yacht Diana for a trip to Scarborough on the Hudson. They were hosted by Mr and Mrs James Speyer before departing tomorrow.
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James Speyer
Teamster Dies in Clarksburg Cottage Fire Blast
The incinerated body of James Rowe a 36 year old teamster was found in his burned cottage. Authorities believe a gas cooking stove exploded as he tried to light it causing the fire.
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W. Va
James Rowe
Bryan expected with plans for 1908 Democratic convention
Baltimore dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan may arrive with a large agenda at the Democratic convention. He is seen seeking to repeal the unit rule, push for a two thirds rule, and shape the party platform. Analysts note Bryan may lean toward Wilson and face internal dissension among state delegations wary of his influence.
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Convention Halls Ready for Republican National Meet
Chicago prepares for the Republican national convention in the Coliseum arrangements near perfection with 12 000 seats 2000 guests 2080 delegates and alternates and a large press corps. An emergency hospital and Cross nurses will serve attendees as organizers showcase decorations flags and seating plans.
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Senate Recesses For Both Parties Endorsed
Washington June 1 The senate agreed to a three day recess extending to the 21st to cover Republican and National conventions while Democratic sessions continue. Representative Underwood Democratic leader said the recess should allow partisan conventions amid ongoing bills. Eagles Adopt Policy Standards in Butler Pennsylvania report notes a Black Eagle event.
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