Taft Roosevelt Deal Splits Louisiana Contests At Convention
Chicago June 10 The Republican national committee split key contests in Louisiana and Mississippi seating delegates with a Taft tilt in many districts. The Louisiana division 20 to 30 allowed both lily white and black and tans factions to claim seats. McHarg’s sharp argument sparked a confrontation with Senator Heyburn and others as tensions rose ahead of the convention.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Taft
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Lily White
Washington
Roosevelt
Pearl Wight
Lly
Warmouth
Senator Foraker
McHarg
Lor
Royal Visit Deepens Ties Between England and Russia
In Reval on the Gulf of Finland Edward VII and Emperor Nicholas II met on Russian and British vessels. They dined with the dowager empress aboard Polar Star and held a state banquet on Standart. Toasts praised improved relations and peaceful understanding between nations. Naval illuminations and local serenades marked the evening.
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Reval
Russia
Edward VII
England
Nicholas
Bay of Reval
Gulf of Finland
Polar Star
Alexandra
Old Timers Come Back Home From Many Points
Youngstown hosts a crowded home week with visitors from Warren New Castle Hubbard Salem and Lisbon. The boxing main event Demon Bartl versus Jack Young ended with Bartl unconscious in hospital after a tenth round knockout and the crowd faced a high risk moment.
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Youngstown
Warren
New Castle
Hubbard
Salem
Lisbon
Masons
Demon Bart
Jack Young
Philadelphia
Bartl
City
Hunting Condors in California Threaten Rare Bird
The condor of California is a very rare species threatened with extinction due to hunting for its plumage. Its eggs fetch 1250 to 300 dollars, with high risks in securing them. William L. Fin ey, president of the Oregon Audubon Society, has studied and photographed condors in the San Bernardino mountains, shown with an assistant climbing to capture a young bird.
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California
Madagascar
William L. Finey
Oregon Audubon Society
San Bernardino Mountains
Red Ribbon Quartet Member Injured Near Tent Meets
Charles McConnell of East Stewart roys, a Red Ribbon Quartet member, was badly hurt last night while running to a Glass Plant tent meeting. He fell on a street car track, cut his left knee, and bled through his trousers. He was taken home, treated by Dr. Price, and rests easier pending swelling reduction to assess possible bone injury.
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Charles McConnell
East Stewart Roys
Horace Dewey
Stanley Jester
Robert Pratt
Glass Plant
McConnell
Price
Teachers Elected by Board of Education in Special Meeting
At a special board of education session held in the superintendent's office Central building last evening teachers were elected including J H Harding Jennie Weyer Mary Stone W R Sebold H R Smith Grace Houston I W LaChat Ida Ogier Clara Mehaffey Belle Watson Alice Carter Elizabeth McFarland Mareta Bowles Mattie Allison Harriet Gibson Britomarie Duff Ella Eagleson Elizabeth Wall Mae Boyd Olive Baker Bertha Barrett Hattie Steele Irma Acheson Hattie Milligan Helen Barber Anna Turnbaugh Madge McHenry Jemima Ferguson Mrs Scott Mattie McCartney Nellie Probasco Fannie Moorehead Lucy Wells Nina Garvin Gertrude McMurray Stella Wallace Maude Wilson Laura Evans Ruth Fordyce Mary Middleton Myrtle Wiffen Mary Graves Bernice Linn Mary Hyatt Nellie Shepherd Lola Vance Alma Barnett Jennie Whitehead Edyth Bainter Edna Longsworth Nana Stitt Helen Shepherd Elizabeth Barthalow Hazel Carnes Mary Doyle Mr Hunt not an applicant this year to engage in other business Janitors elected Thomas Whissel John Allison J A Moore W Doyle H Nicoll
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J .H. Harding
Jennie Weyer
Mary Stone
W. R. Sebold
H. R. Smith
Grace Houston
I. W. LaChat
Ida Ogier
Clara Mehaffey
Belle Watson
Alice Carter
Elizabeth McFarland
Mareta Bowles
Mattie Allison
Harriet Gibson
Britomarie Duff
Ella Eagleson
Elizabeth Wall
Mae Boyd
Olive Baker
Bertha Barrett
Hattie Steele
Irma Acheson
Hattie Milligan
Helen Barber
Anna Turnbaugh
Madge McHenry
Jemima Ferguson
Mrs. Scott
Mattie McCartney
Nellie Probasco
Fannie Moorehead
Lucy Wells
Nina Garvin
Gertrude McMurray
Stella Wallace
Maude Wilson
Laura Evans
Ruth Fordyce
Mary Middleton
Myrtle Viffen
Mary Graves
Bernice Linn
Mary Hyatt
Nellie Shepherd
Lola Vance
Alma Barnett
Jennie Whitehead
Edyth Bainter
Edna Longsworth
Nana St
Senator Crawford Leads in Republican Primary Race for Senate
Sioux Falls SD June 10 Returns from the Republican primary show Governor Coe S Crawford favored for United States senator over incumbent A B Kittredge by about 8000 votes though results are incomplete. State Senator W G Vassey of Watertown likely will win the governorship, while Burke and Martin appear set to succeed Kittredge stalwart candidates for Congress.
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Sioux Falls
Coe S. Crawford
United States
A. B. Kittredge
W. G. Vassey
Watertown
Crawford
Burke
Martin
Kittredge
Congress
The Alleged Confession In The Bennett Murder Case
Wheeling West Virginia June 10 The prosecuting attorney told the court that Charles Cook confessed to killing Charles Bennett Jr of New Kensington Pennsylvania before he confessed to the prosecution The state seeks to prove the confession was made to Edward Shears a reputable young man The case centers on a plotted jealous murder carried out by Cook and his associate White with a girl arousing her partner’s jealousy
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Wheeling
W. Va
Charles Cook
Charles Bennett, Jr
New Kensington
Schuck
Cook
Young Bennett
Edward Shears
White
Hearst Gains But Very Slowly in 1905 Mayoral Recount
New York June 10 The recounting of votes in the disputed 1905 mayoralty election proceeds rapidly as 83 ballot boxes are opened and votes examined before Justice Lambert. Hearst gains 19 votes that day, totaling a 135 vote gain from 291 boxes opened. 1,657 boxes remain to be re opened.
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New York
Justice Lambert
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Gould Sees Stable Prospects Amid Rail Firm Woes
George J. Gould departs for Europe while noting a comfortable asset position and modest optimism for general business. He cites Western Union as the strongest earnings leader with smaller declines versus last year and discusses Wheeling and Lake Erie and Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal turmoil. He also confirms his sister Anna Gould's upcoming nuptials to Prince Helie de Sagan with family approval.
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New York
Europe
George J. Gould
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Wabash-Pittsburg
Gould
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wabash
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan
Troops Engage Night Riders Near Ephraim Martin Farm
Cincinnati troops clashed with a band of fifteen night riders near Ephraim Martins farm in Aberdeen Ohio as they destroyed tobacco beds. Casualties are unknown.
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Aberdeen
Cincinnati
Ephraim Martin
Steel firms to cut finished product prices in broad readjustment
Judge Gary announces a general price reduction by major steel interests after a full-day conference. Billets drop to 25 a ton, sheet steel to 27, plates to 1.60 per 100 pounds, structural iron to 1.60, pipe to 4 a ton, and wire nails to 1.95 per 100 pounds, with iron ore also slated for a 50 cent per ton cut.
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New York
Bibert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
Oliver H. P. Belmont Dies at 50 in New York
Oliver H. P. Belmont capitalist and society figure died today at 6:34 AM in New York after several days of critical illness following an operation. He was 50 years old and had long been a leading financier and philanthropist.
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New York
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Taft Wins in Missouri R D Conventions Over Hughes
Chicago June 10 The national Republican committee consolidates the eleventh and twelfth Missouri districts in favor of Taft and against Hughes. Manager Hitchcock states there was no deal for the vice presidential nomination.
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Chicago
National Republican Committee
Missouri
Taft
Hughes
Hitchcock
Mitchell May Run With Bryan in Texas Conference
At a Texas Democratic conference John Mitchell former UMW president was endorsed for vice president with W J Bryan. A national labor campaign was launched in support of Mitchell's ticket alongside Bryan.
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Pailas
Tex
Texas
Democratic State Executive Committee
John Mitchell
United Mineworkers
W. J. Bryan
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