Massachusetts Delegation Defends Guild In Fight Over Platform
The Massachusetts delegation sticks with the guild and battles injunction planks as Cannon leads opposition for a platform seen as hostile to labor rights. Hearings run late on injunction provisions while sub committee weighs rail and banking planks and admission of New Mexico and Arizona as states.
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Odd Texas trousers headline Taft bootstraps attention
Chicago June 16 A Texas mohair pair of trousers fashioned for Secretary Taft as Republican presidential nominee material are headed to Chicago to spotlight Texas Angora goat industry. Taft boosters say the pants fit Taft's measurements and will draw focus if he becomes the nominee.
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Hughes
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Fairbanks
Support Guild 10 End in Chicago June 16
The Chicago Journal reports that the Massachusetts delegation will vote as a unit for Senator Fairbanks at the convention. Governor Guild’s name will be presented by Senator Lodge, with no desertion by delegates. A conference among Mass leaders and strong support from colored voters shape a pivotal Massachusetts showing. Taft’s antipathy issue and Charles Taft’s theater visit accompany the party dynamics.
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Kellogg Ponders Nine Pin Master In Political Row
Trust Buster Frank W. Kellogg observes a line of pennants bearing the nine leading candidates for the second place on the ticket in Chicago. He jokes about the master artist leaving only one pennant, wondering who would win if skill narrowed the field to one.
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Buster Frank W. Kellogg
Minnesota
Fourth pennant linked to Mr Kellogg in Minnesota display
A fragment notes the fourth pennant belonging to Mr Kellogg, suggesting his display would please many people in Minnesota. The brief line frames a moment of local tribute tied to Kellogg.
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Minnesota
Mr. Kellogg
Uncle Lou Payn Calls Convention Bosses Mocking Delegates
Chicago June 16 Uncle Lou Payn veteran of many Republican conventions weighs in with a sharp take on the current gathering He notes the anti monopolies in restraint of trade line and criticizes what he calls a boss run convention saying only a few tell 900 delegates what to do.
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Chicago
Lou Payn
New Yorker Wears Hughes Badge Seeks Explanation
A New Yorker found in Chicago wears a Hughes badge and explains he is unsure if he supports Hughes or is joking about it. Only two other Hughes badges are reported, prompting questions about his stance.
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Chicago
Hughes
Sketch Artist Works On Mug Show In Chicago
A Chicago newspaper report notes a sketch artist busily at work on a mug shot display, detailing the process and tempo as it unfolds in the city. The piece highlights the artist's focus and the evolving exhibit setup.
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Puffin Cheek
Chicago
Burrows Cheered Over Anti-Injunction Remark
Chicago June 16 A crowded session heard Senator Burrows denounce efforts to strip courts of constitutional powers with a robust cheer from supporters. The outburst marked the day’s most enthusiastic reaction as the anti injunction plank was debated.
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Chicago
Republican Party
Tall convention figure Grafton Cushing draws crowds in Chicago
In Chicago on June 16 Grafton Cushing, possibly the tallest man at the convention, drew attention at the Cannon headquarters after a chat with Illinois Congressman McKinley. A bystander quipped that if the Cannon boom were as long as Cushing it would help them win.
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Grafton Cushing
Congressman McKinley
Illinois
McKinley
Questioning notice in committee adjourns to next report
Mr Emery argues about requiring notice and its lawfulness. An objection is raised that enacting notice would reflect on the courts. The committee, chaired by Hopkins, adjourns with a plan to reconvene at 4 pm and a sub committee meeting at 9 pm tonight.
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Hopkins
Roosevelt Declines to Back VP Candidate Until Nomination
Washington sources say President Roosevelt will not take sides in the vice presidential selection until after the Taft nomination, with no administration moves expected until the presidential platform is set and a nominee is named.
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Taft Forces Seize Control Of Credentials Committee
In Chicago on June 16 Taft allies took swift control of the credentials committee at the convention. Senator Charles W. Fulton was unanimously proposed as chairman with no opposition after Fyler of Connecticut and Daugherty of Ohio backed him, despite allies plans to push Mayor Charles W. Bookwalter of Indianapolis for the post.
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Erasmus R. Fyler
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Harry M. Daugherty
Ohio
Charles W. Bookwalter
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Fairbanks
Coal Teamsters Hear Wage Schedule Report Meeting
A special meeting of Boston Amalgamated Coal Teamsters Union 68 is set for tomorrow at 8 PM in Machinists Hall Wells Memorial building. The wage schedule committee will present its formal report and action is expected on the matter. John F. Cunniff named as delegate to the International Union convention.
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Historians oppose Maverick square name change
The Massachusetts Historical Society urges the veto of a proposal to rename Maverick square in East Boston to Doherty square. The group criticizes efforts to alter historic street names, while Mayor Hibbard has signaled a veto if the council approves.
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John Carney Chosen Holy Cross Captain
North Adams June 16 John Carney a Holy Cross first baseman for two seasons was elected captain of next year s team after this afternoon s game Carney will lead the Holy Cross squad in the season ahead with the role confirmed on field.
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John Carney
Holy Cross
Smith College Secures Carnegie Library Gift
President Seelye announced that the $3,000 needed to complete the $50,000 required to secure Andrew Carnegie's $62,500 library gift has been raised in Northampton.
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Northampton
Seelye
Andrew Carnegie
Comparing Washing Methods with P G Naphtha Soap
The article contrasts ordinary laundry soap with P G Naphtha Soap. It notes soaking times lighter rubbing, less scrubbing with naphtha, and a cooler room helps save time, money, and fuel while reducing hard work. It mentions Naprit costs five cents per cake and ends with a promotional tone.
Lodge Named Permanent Chairman at Convention
Chicago June 16. The committee on permanent organization formally approved Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts as permanent chairman of the convention. It was agreed all temporary officers named on the floor today should also be made permanent.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Committee On
Five-Foot Gourd A Gift For Taft From Missouri
State Senator Henry Earl of Missouri arrives in Chicago with a five foot long gourd mounted in silver intended for presentation to Secretary Taft. Earl says Missouri believes Taft can wield the big club, and plans to present it with the official nomination notification.
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Chicago
Taft
Henry Earl
Missouri
Ohio
Perry Heath Returns as Loafer At Nominating Bee
Perry Heath, once active in politics and aligned with Marcus A. Hanna, arrives in Chicago as a self described loafer. He traveled from a Nova Scotia summer home to observe the nominating proceedings and “giraffe” at the event.
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Ill
Perry Heath
Marcus A. Hanna
Nova Scotia
Double Legal Stamp Day at Wolf's My Clothier
Tomorrow will be observed as Double Legal Stamp Day at Wolf's My Clothier at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets. The sale continues with of savings in price on the big combined stock sale of men's suits for men who have not yet taken advantage.
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Hanover
Portland
Guild in the Battle for vice presidential bid
Governor Guild refused to withdraw from the vice-presidential contest and denied any urging from Massachusetts delegates at Chicago. telegrams from Edward Glines of Somerville and Senator Lodge supported his bid, with Lodge stating he would nominate Guild and that his speech was sent to the Associated Press. A state political insider said Guild pursues the race, believing strong backing from Massachusetts and Michigan and odds equal to other candidates.
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Chicago
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Associated Press
Michigan
McCarthy Attacks Guild In Massachusetts Delegation
In Chicago on June 16, observers note that Jeremiah J. McCarthy Boston port surveyor drives lukewarm Massachusetts support for Governor Guild. He opposed Guild in past Bates Guild clashes and has used his political skill to influence the delegation since leaving Boston.
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Bates
Cured Chronic Dyspepsia Praise for Duffy's Malt Whiskey
Alex K. Kessler of St Louis Missouri declares Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey cured his long standing stomach troubles and dyspepsia after years of overwork and gastritis. He reports immediate relief and a permanent cure and urges others with similar ailments to try it. October 15 1907
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St. Louis
Duffy
St. Louis, Mo
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey marketed as absolute medicine
The text touts Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure malt distillate claimed to be a potent tonic and stimulant for all ages, with cautions to buy only sealed bottles and to look for the Old Chemist label. It advertises a $1.00 price and offers a free medical booklet from Rochester, New York.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Prayer by Bishop Muldoon at Chicago convention
Bishop Muldoon delivers a prayer at the convention opening asking divine guidance for the nation. He prays for peace security and happiness for the people and for patriotism through Jesus Christ in the following...
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Convention
Bishop Muldoon
Chicago
Muldoon
Shipbuilder Roach Dead Father of the American Navy Dies
Chester, Pennsylvania mourns John B. Roach at 69. Roach, president of the Delaware River Iron Shipbuilding and Engine Works and son of John Roach, widely called the father of the American navy, died at his home today after a long career in naval construction.
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Penn
John B. Roach
Delaware River Iron Shipbuilding & Engine Works
John Roach
Lodge-Guild Telegram Sparks Massachusetts Row
In Chicago Senator Lodge received a 100 word telegram from Governor Guild seeking allegiance. Lodge replied that the Governor did not grasp his support. The exchange followed Massachusetts delegation turmoil, with Colonel Edward Glines later speaking by long distance and saying the delegation would stand pat.
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Senator Lodge
Guild
Lodge
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Edward Glines
Three Cornered Puzzle Shapes VP Prospects
Chicago June 16 The Iowa governors Cummins and Dolliver vie for a second ticket slot with Senator Borah urging Cummins and pledges of support from Allison Dolliver allies. Borah cites Roosevelt as a favorable audience for Cummins while Fairbanks faces renewed prospects and signals a possible nomination.
Gasolene Explosion Causes Fatalities and Burn Injuries
One man died and fourteen were injured in a gasolene explosion. James H. Morrow the plumber and his assistant Robert Coull are severely burned. John Shannon also has burns and was part of the working crew at the site.
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James H. Morrow
Robert Coull
John Shannon
Explosion on the schooner Alert recalls yacht history
The Alert, once a schooner yacht designed by Henry Bryant of Cohasset and built by W. B. Smith Company of South Boston, launched in May 1888. It sailed Eastern waters, then sold to J. J. N. Lunning of New York and later joined the Corinthian and New York yacht clubs fleets, chartered to George M. Weld.
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Henry Bryant
Cohasset
W. B. Smith Company
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J. J
Gold Lady wins Marlboro handicap at Gravesend on heavy track
On a heavy track at Gravesend Gold Lady the second choice easily wins the Marlboro handicap a mile and sixteenth beating a strong field. About 5000 attend. Police monitor anti betting law but no action taken as wagering occurs between known persons under the Nod system.
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New York
Gravesend
Marine Eye Remedy Ad Claims Soothing Eye Tonic
An advertisement touts Marine Eye Remedy as an eye tonic that soothes and believes in aiding tired or ailing eyes through a topical solution. It markets relief for strain and irritation with claims of quick comfort.
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