Taft Welcomed at Cincinnati Depot by Vast Crowd
A large crowd greets Secretary Taft on his welcome home at Cincinnati Central Depot after a Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern arrival, with Hon. James S. Sherman and national committee subcommittee aboard the Chicago train. Charles P. Taft and family join the crowd awaiting the Washington train for campaign leadership talks.
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Cincinnati
War Taft
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway
Central Depot
Chicago
James S. Sherman
New York
National Committee
Taft
Charles P. Taft
Washington
Taft and Sherman Feted in Cincinnati Welcome Crowd
Secretary Taft and Vice Presidential candidate Sherman were greeted by a throng at Cincinnati Union Station and then by a jubilant crowd at Charles P Taft's residence. Citizens waved flags as an informal parade carried them to Pike Street.
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Charles P. Tam
James S. Sherman
Sherman
Taft
Mr. Sherman
Blaine and Stamina Republican Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Egan
Citizens of
Cincinnati
Leopold Markbreiten
Central Avenue
Fourth Street
Taft Foraker correspondence released by War Department
Washington June 20 The War Department made public Taft and Foraker letters following the Chicago nomination. Foraker congratulates Taft and wishes him success in November. Taft replies expressing gratitude and recalling Foraker’s early aid in his public life with sincere best wishes.
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Washington
Taft
Foraker
Chicago
War Department
J. B. Foraker
Senator
William H. Taft
Fatal Mimic War claims three NY National Guard men
In New York on June 19 a flare back during a mimic weapon drill at Fort Wadsworth Staten Island killed John Welsh and severely injured George Harvey and James McDowell of the Ninth regiment. Fire from a pretend fleet triggered a fatal accident with uncertain outcome for the injured.
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New York
Army of New York
John Welsh
George Harvey
James McDowell
Ninth Regiment
New York National Guard
Harvey
Fort Wadsworth
Staten Island
Marrows
Lower Bay
U S Warships Deployed to Regulate Panama Election
In Panama on June 20 the arrival of United States warships and marines to oversee the national election sparks a storm. The move signals the defeat of Arias, Amador candidates, and the government uses desperate measures including firing non loyal workers and arrests. An attempt to dynamite Obaldia’s residence failed as he escaped.
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Panama
United States
Arias
Amador’s
Obaldia
Navy recruits rush to watch Panama election
Chicago June 20 orders direct the navy recruiting station to mobilize marines for Norfolk en route to Panama to observe the upcoming election.
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Chicago
Navy
Norfolk
Panama
Possible Replacement for Republican Chairman Discussed
Washington June 20 The nomination of Representative Sherman as vice presidential candidate creates a vacancy as Republican congressional committee chair. Speculation points to Representative Tawney of Minnesota, currently vice chairman, as likely successor. Other possibilities include Representative Loudenslager of New Jersey and Representative W B McKinley of Illinois.
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Washington
Representative Sherman
Republican Congressional Committee
Tawney
Minnesota
Representative Loudenslager
New Jersey
W. B. McKinley
Ilinois
Banns Published For Gould and de Sagan Marriage
Paris reports the publication of the banns for Mme Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth arrondissements with neither party present. In Missouri Sedalia, a northbound Missouri Kansas and Texas train collided with railroad cars injuring two and fatally injuring an unknown tramp, with no passengers hurt.
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Paris
Mar
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan
Mme. Gould
Prince de Sagan
Sedalia
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Oscar Olmaquist
Insurance notice for Jno. B. Hines services
An insurance notice inviting calls to Jno. B. Hines for fire life accident tornado plate glass and bond and live stock insurance with the phone contact 161.
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Jno
B. Hines
J. W. Batts Real Estate Offerings on West Side
One half block end six room brick house in good neighborhood with cistern and shade trees priced at 759 dollars with small cash payment and easy terms. A quarter block with new five room house on east side priced at 1000 dollars with terms requiring one fourth cash and balance in one, two, or three years at 8 percent interest.
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J. W. Batts
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Indiana & Ohio LiveStock Insurance Co
Houston Live Stock Insurance Co
Texas
Geo. A. Adams
E. Rohde
Upper Market
S. H. Franklin
Higgs
Southwestern Life Insurance I CO
Dallas
Texa
Joe B. Reed
Joe Breed
Bryan Steam Laundry
W. O. Hearn, Prop
Ww. C. Fountain
Smith Drug Co
W. H. Lawrence
Haswell’s
Colorado
New Orleans and Southern Pacikid Company
C.K Dunlap
T. J. Anderson
Gen. Pass
Agent Houston
the Miller House
Denver Road
Highland Highway
Boulder
Erol Eorr
Fort Worth, Texas
Mr. Shermaz
Law Henderson
Court House
Bryan
A. B. Carson
N. Jennetta
James & Nunn
Razos Valley Horse and Mule CO
O.s.dubose
Taliaferro Building
Brazos County
Wilson & Erskine Wellborn
Just
E. J. Jenkins
Coods
White Crest
Club House Canned Goods
Wright’s Roasted Coffee
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Cavitt’s Drug Store
No. 142
S.h.dunlap& Co
M. H. James
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