Fragmentary Taft Nixon Delegation Descriptions Amid Campaign Tension
Fragmented OCR text references Jone vit illness and a Taft camp claim about negro defections from their column. It notes white delegation arrivals and discussions with rival McKinley supporters. Names like Dick Yates appear, with vague mentions of Taft delegates in Illinois and Tennessee and a long conference among party factions.
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cGhisage
Jone
Taft
Dick” Yates
Sea
McKinley
Hiewtinois
Funeral notices for multiple local residents and family members
Obituary notices announce funeral arrangements for Jeremiah Mulhall and other relatives. Services span June 14 to June 17 with interment planned at St. Michael's and St. Peter's churches in the city, detailing residence locations and times for wakes and processions.
McKinley Learns Nagel to Return Monday for Taft Missouri Delegation
Secretary Nagel will return Monday to defend the seating of the Taft delegation from Missouri. Nagel faces a threatened fight by Governor Hadley in the credentials committee to undo the national committee action regarding the Missourians.
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McKinley
Nagel
Missouri
Hadley
Tatter
Naonal
Household Notes From Mrs. Maud E. Cilley
Household tips cover cleaning knives pots and kettles with cork and soap, curing hiccups with sugar and vinegar, cleaning dirty windows with kerosene and newspapers, treating ink stains with hot milk, tomato stain remedies, repurposing worn shirtwaists, sunburn remedy Spotarnica cautions, embroidery edge care, stuffed tomato bake, brass-headed tacks for window slides, mended buttonholes with tape, magnet to extract embedded needles, tea and coffee stains with hot water and horax, hemming threads by soap lather, and a celery seasoning recipe using celery seed salt and oil.
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Maud E. Cilley
Ink Mae
Justice Hughes Denies Presidency Bid While Peacefully At Lake Placid Camp
Justice Charles E. Hughes of the United States Supreme Court has taken Camp Abenaki at Lake Placid for the summer and will remain there. He declared he is entirely out of politics and will not permit his name to be used for the Presidency, despite Chicago reports that he remains a compromise candidate.
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Justice Hughes
New York
Charles E. Hughes
United States Supreme
Adirondacks
United States Supreme Court
Abenaki
Lake Placid
Chicago
Taft’s Manager Predicts Roosevelt Won’t Flip Delegates
Taft campaign manager asserts Roosevelt will not alter the Republican national convention outcome. He says Taft’s delegates are solid and that Roosevelt’s arrival will be a spectacle but not change any votes. Roosevelt workers claim 498 votes are discussable with 50 more certain, while Taft’s bloc maintains firm control.
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Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Conan McKinley
Taft
Chicago
McKinley
William Howard Taft
Roosevelt
Rock of Gibraltar
Dixon
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Death of Jeremiah Mulhall at 28 in Crane Co clerkship
Jeremiah E Mulhall a Crane Co clerk died at his mother's home 91 Lee avenue last night aged 28 son of Margaret and the late Edward P Mulhall. He leaves a widowed mother two sisters Margaret and Anna and two brothers Harry and Louis. He was a communicant of St Peter's church and well known among friends.
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Fou Ees
Anick’s
Jeremiah
Margaret
Saette
Edward P. Mulhall
Syle
Lee. Avenue
Mon
Jeremiah E. Mulhall
Crane Co
Lee Avenue
Anna
Harry
Louis
St. Peter's Church
Divorces Granted to Two Unhappy Wives
In Superior Court Lillie May Nolte of Westport was granted divorce from Frederick Nolte of Brooklyn N C on desertion after a 1898 marriage. Catherine Longstaff of this city was freed from Herbert Longstaff of St Louis on cruelty and intemperance after a 190 marriage.
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Lillie May Nolte
Westport
Frederick Nolte
Brooklyn
N. C
Catherine Longstaff
Herbert Longstaff
St. Louis
Let The Evening Farmer Do Things For You
An exhortation to readers to use the newspaper's want ads to solve daily needs. It promises help in finding buyers, locating lost items, sourcing services, and handling store, office, or household tasks, emphasizing the paper as a daily centralized assistant. The tone urges practical, frequent use of advertising columns.
Hindle Buys Old Hamilton Drug Store
William P. Hindle completes purchase of the Jennie Hamilton Pharmacy from the Hamilton estate. Attorney Frederick A. Bartlett handles the legal end of the deal and papers. James M. Robinson becomes manager of the old store while Hindle runs the Jennie Hamilton location. Robinson is a longtime local, raised in the city, and has worked with Hindle for seven years.
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Jennie Hamilton
William P. Hindle
Frederick A. Bartlett
Hindle
James M. Robinson
Bishop Block
Robinson
Mr. Hindle
Hamilton
Death blow to rebels in Mexico marked by Robles victory
Mexico City June 15 Gen eral Robles defeated General Zapata after a two day battle in Morales. Zapata wounded. 300 rebels killed and 200 prisoners taken. Remaining forces scattered in disorder as Orozco faced defeat, signaling the revolution’s near end.
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Mexico City
Robles
Zapata
Morales
Orozco
Taft Bosses Claim Banks Honest Until Vote Recorded
Chicago June 15 The split in the party shows as police break up exchanges at Congress Hotel. California delegates spark tension with Taft allies while Roosevelt backers defend an Ohio sign proclaiming Ohio's 34 votes for Teddy. Banks faces scrutiny as McKinley asserts Taft will gain 594 votes to Roosevelt 433 in temporary roll.
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Chicago
Congress Hotel
California
Taft
Ohio
Roosevelt
Buckeye
Teddy
Rocco D. Novario
Cleveland
Banks
Mississippi
McKinley
LaFollette
Cumming
French Liner La Provence Sails With Strike Replacement Crew
Paris June 15 The French liner La Provence manned by government bluejackets in place of striking stokers and seamen sailed this afternoon for New York.
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Paris
la Provence
New York
Roosevelt Platform Rough Draft and Convention Notes
Rough Draft of Roosevelt platform continues with 7 8 and debate over banking law amendments. Baltimore June 15 Democrats organize national convention details as half the committee arrives. A cleaning tip suggests hosing wool skirts then sun dry, and decor ideas for warm weather curtains with scrim or linen. Mildew stains noted as a concern.
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Baltimore
Norman B. Mack
New York
Thomas Teggart
Indiana
Edward F. Goltra
Missouri
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
J. F. C. Talbot
Maryland
Martin J. Wade
Iowa
Trunks Built To Stand Slamming On Journeys
Fiber bound trunks trimmed with brass and strong wood boast steelbound fronts and excelsior locks. Two trays fit 28 inch size, with brass bolts and fiber binding. Heavy trunks 28 inch and up priced as special value around three dollars and fifty cents. Third floor sale location advertised.
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Seth
Pretty articles of true utility for home adornment
Woman who likes needlework will find many pretty new things for enjoyment. Fancy dresser scarfs and linen centerpieces in various designs, pillow-cases, nightgowns, and guest-room towels are offered in appealing stamped patterns. Third floor.
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St. Augustine’s Church
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Schmidt
Mae Flaherty
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James F. Kearns
Harry McCabe
Armand T. Kelly
James J. Kearns
St. Michael's Cemetery
Father Murphy
M. J. Buechler
Fairfield Ave
Mexico
Credit’trust
Aldrich
Texas
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South Carolina
Francis J. Heney
Howlanp
Fairfield Avenue
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