New York and Pacific Coast Split Over Anti-Injunction Plank
The Denver convention fight centers on an anti injunction plank with Lit tleton of York opposing its insertion. New England New Jersey and Pennsylvania reportedly oppose while New York and Pacific coast delegates may support. Delegates debate tickets Kansas City seating and hospital plans echoing Chicago Coliseum.
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Martin W. Littleton
York
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Pacific Coast
Bryan
Sullivan
Illinois
Taggart
Indiana
Ore
Blyth
Denver
Connecticut for M’Neil in Bryan Delegation
Alexander Troup reports New England will back Archibald McNeil of Bridgeport for vice president with Connecticut united behind him. He notes McNeil’s business ties across Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York and says New England states will favor Bryan on the presidential ticket. He urges a concise platform and predicts strong support from Massachusetts Rhode Island Vermont Connecticut for Bryan.
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Conn
West
Denver
Alexander Troup
Bryan
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New England
Douglas
Massachusetts
Archibald McNeil
Bridgeport
Connecticut ,Delegation Will Be United For Mr. McNeil
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MccNell
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Chanler
Rhode Island
Johnson
Vermont
Ryan
Mobilization of British Warfleet for Naval Maneuvers
London June 30. All available home water warships mobilized for annual maneuvers under Admiral Lord Charles Beresford. Total ships reach not less than 801 with 68 000 officers and men on active list except coast guards. Newspapers note record fleet size and compare with Germany's recent maneuvers.
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London
Lord Charles Beresford
Coast Guards
North Sea
Germany
Gray Declared Not Candidate For Vice Presidency
Delaware reports indicate Judge George Gray will not allow his name to be presented for the Vice Presidency at the Denver convention. Gray has not authorized any nomination and refuses to discuss the President race, while Willard Saulsbury urges Gray as Bryan's running mate. Marvel wires that Gray’s name cannot be used for Vice President.
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Social Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Wilmington
Del
Josiah Marvel
George Gray
Denver
Willard Saulsbury
Gray
Bryan
Marvel
Delaware
Oregon Deputies Back Chanler for Vice Presidency
Secretary J D Ryan of the Oregon Democratic State Convention says Oregon delegates to the Denver convention do not plan to nominate Governor George E Chamberlain for Vice President. He expects Oregon's votes to favor Lieutenant Governor Chanler of New York, with possibly one or two ballots for John W Kern of Indiana.
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Denver
New York
Judge Gray
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Ind
Fairview
William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
John Mitchell
Democratic Party
Everend
Portland
Ore
J. D. Ryan
Oregon
George E. Chamberlain
United States Senate
Ryan
Chanler
Cory Wins Nomination in Thirty-first District Senate Race
Democratic Senatorial Convention in Upper Sandusky selects H. M. Cory of Crawford County over Frank Miller for the Senate nomination. Cory votes 88 to 42 percent, shaping the Thirty-first District race in Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
Upper Sandusky
H. M. Cory
Crawford County
Frank Miller
Porto Rico selects single delegate for Denver convention
P. E. Shaffer will be the only delegate and D. M. Field the only alternate of the twelve elected to represent Porto Rico at the Democratic convention in Denver. The remaining delegates have named proxies residing in the United States.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
P. E. Shaffer
D.M. Field
Denver
United States
Obituaries salute Montana editor Daniel Searles and notable figures
Colonel Daniel Searles longtime Montana resident and former editorial writer for The Butte Miner died at Anaconda aged about 79. Albert Gallaher a U S Secret Service veteran and bodyguard of President Moe Kinley died in Chicago after liver illness linked to injuries from a 1906 crowd attack. Joshua W Rhodes Pittsburg banker died at his Grosse Pointe home at age 36 after illness associated with his father-in-law’s death.
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Anaconda
Butte Miner
Helena Independent
Helena St Ock Journal
Ft. Benton River Press
Great Falls Tribune
Missoula Missoulian
Butte Inter-Mountain
Tribune-Review
Whitehall Zephyr
Albert Gallaher
Secret Service
United States
MoeKinley
Chicago
Gallaher
Czolgosez
Washington warms to Mrs Sherman as second lady of land
Utica June 30 The Sherman family ties to athletics shape public image as Rep candidate seeks vice presidency Mrs Sherman described as society favorite and capable organizer in Washington while sons Richard Tom and Richard pursue golf football and college athletics Hamilton College ties strengthen family profile and civic appeal
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Commercial Tribune
Utica
Sherman
Richard
Sherrill
Thomas
Mr. Sherman
Congress
President’s
Roosevelts
Hamilton College
Hamilton
Tom
Young Sherman
Wykagyl Club
New York
Manchester
Eng
Tom Sherman
Taft shifts War duties as Wright to take over portfolio
Secretary Taft confirms transfer of War Department duties to General Wright. He notes preparations for the Hot Springs meeting on July 8 to choose a new Republican National Chairman and discusses border troop restrictions, Panama Cuba status, and insular appointments. Attorney General Bonaparte and Postmaster Meyer remain active in frontier politics.
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Philippine Commission
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Manila
Newton W. Gilbert
Indiana
Rafael Palma
Meyer
Frank H. Hitchcock
Chicago
Republican National Committee
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Lown
Mr. Meyer
Rumor Swirls Over Vorys Chance for RNC Chair
State Auditor W S Guilbert returned from Washington after urging Arthur I Vorys to lead the Republican National Committee but Columbus reports say Vorys has little chance for the post. He may relocate to Cincinnati as adviser to Secretary Taft and left for Washington tonight to confer with Taft. He would not discuss the chairmanship.
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James C. Dahlman
Omaha
Nebraska
Idaho
United States
Dubois
Mr. Meyer
Postal Savings Bank
Republican Party
Commercial Tribune
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Washington
Arthur I. Vorys
Republican National Committee
Vorys
Chicago
Cincinnati
Taft
Taft to Back National Campaign Opening in Youngstown
Reports from Youngstown Ohio say W H Taft promised Congressmen Kerfedy to back efforts for the National and State Republican campaign opening between September 1 and 15. Kennedy plans to visit Oyster Bay to seek Roosevelt’s attendance. Joseph Butler Jr reports letters of support from Congressmen Burton and Senator Foraker.
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W. H. Taft
James Ker
Ftedy
Kennedy
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Joseph Butler, Jr
Business Men's Committee
Burton
Foraker
Sentinel shoots woman prisoner in Kiev
In Kiev on June 30 Mademoiselle Sherstnova confined in the political prison was shot and killed by a sentinel after signaling with a mirror to fellow prisoners. She stood at a window when the sentry fired the first shot.
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Kiev
Mademoiselle Sherstnova
Hamilton to add rolling mill with new blast furnace
Hamilton Ohio June 30. The Hamilton Steel and Iron Company plans a rolling mill linked to its new blast furnace near completion at Cokcotto. Pittsburg Cincinnati and Hamilton men are expected to back the enterprise which could operate efficiently with the furnace.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Hamilton Steel and Iron Company
Cokcotto
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
West Virginia Governor Reports Daily Health Improvement
In a letter from Asheville North Carolina Governor Dawson of West Virginia says he can almost daily witness improvement in his condition. He notes a gain of three pounds in one week and adds he feels better overall.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Burlew
Asheville
N. C
Sherman to Leave for Home Next Thursday
Cleveland June 30. Congressman James S. Sherman Republican vice presidential nominee, recovering from ten days illness here, will depart for his Utica New York home Thursday morning. He says his strength has largely returned and he feels well.
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Cleveland
James S. Sherman
Utica
N. Y
Sherman
Hearty Welcome at Home in Utica for Sherman Visit
A rousing welcome is planned in Utica for Republican Vice Presidential candidate James Sherman on Thursday evening. A reception committee from both parties will greet him at the train and escort him to the Sherman home, with Oneida County’s uniformed organizations, crowds, and red fire and electrical illuminations expected along the march. Mrs. Sherman, in Cleveland, states they will arrive at 9 15 p m.
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Utica
N. Y
James §. Sherman
Roosevelt Enjoys Picnic With Family At Lloyd Neck
President Roosevelt and his children spent a traditional picnic at Lloyd Neck on Long Island Sound. The party rowed three miles by boat from Cold Spring Harbor while Mrs. Roosevelt and the others traveled by yacht Slyph with provisions for the day. This was the first vacation picnic of the season and the family spirits remain high.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Lloyd Neck
Long Island Sound
Cold Spring Harbor
Vanderbilt Opouk Verdict Set Aside
The Appellate Division set aside the verdict declaring Edward W. Vanderbilt incompetent and ordered a new trial, ruling the sheriff's jury improperly accepted a daily fee from counsel for Miss Minerva Vanderbilt. The ruling may quash the larceny indictment against Mrs Pepper Vanderbilt and stay the marriage annulment proceedings.
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New York
Edward W. Vanderbilt
Brooklyn
Minerva Vanderbilt
Pepper-Vanderbilt
Sociology Conference Opens at Sagamore Beach
In Sagamore Beach Massachusetts the second annual Sagamore Sociological Conference opens with about one hundred attendees. The session runs through Thursday and focuses on trade unions and socialism. John Mitchell formerly led the United Mineworkers of America presents a paper on the Philosophy of Trade Unionism.
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Mass
Sagamore
John Mitchell
United Mineworkers of America
Border Patrol by U S Troops Amid Mexican Tensions
General Myer orders Cavalry to block fugitives crossing the boundary as Diaz's forces operate near Las Vegas and are pursued into the mountains. Officials discuss neutrality law enforcement with Senor Godoy and Acting Secretary Bacon while Ambassador Creel plans to visit Washington. Chihuahua and Coahuila border disturbances raise alarms.
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Washington
Chihuahua
Coahuila
Thompson
Mexico
State Department
Revolutionists Repulsed At Palomas Post
Revolutionists attacked the Mexican post at Palomas Chihuahua 100 miles west of El Paso and were repulsed after a battle with the garrison. Their foreman at Mimbres New Mexico is held prisoner by the revolutionists as immigration and customs inspectors are called to Columbus across the border.
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Tex
Palomas
Chihuahua
el Paso & Southwestern Railway
Mimbres
N. M
Immigration and Customs
Columbus
Lomas
Cavalry Units Learn New Orders Near Leon Springs
Troops B and C of the Third United States Cavalry were halted in San Antonio en route to Leon Springs maneuvers and ordered to Del Rio to maintain neutrality. They will join a half troop from Fort Clark at Del Rio tonight under Captain Jasper Conrad. General Albert K. Meyer at Leon Springs directs the maneuvers. it is likely the Nineteenth Infantry will be sent back to border posts at Fort Bliss and Fort McIntosh from the camp.
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Tex
Third
United States Cavalry
Leon Springs
del Rio
Ft. Clark
Jasper Conrad
Department of Texas
Fts. Bliss
MelIntosh
Bandit Raid Suppressed as General Duran Pursues attackers
from Torreon a report says Brigadier General Juan N. Duran?s Tenth Regiment of 350 men pursued raiders after a band of about a hundred burned a bridge near Gilita and cut telegraph wires. Four captured bandits and six horses were seized. key suspects Moncai Estrada Benito Ibarra and Albino Polendo were identified by residents in Viesca.
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Torreon
Viesta
Mexico City
Juan N. Duran
Gilita
Viesen
Moncai Estrada
Benito Ibarra
Viesca
Albino Polendo
Copper King Green sails for Orient on world tour
Colonel William C. Green of Cananea Mexico with his daughter and friends departed from San Francisco aboard the Mongolia. He cites the Mexican border bandit outbreak near Bisca as linked to U S smugglers and a San Antonio Los Angeles Junta that opposes Diaz rule. Flores Moran, jailed in Los Angeles, faces extradition. He was indicted in St. Louis two years ago for criminal libel during the Cananea riots.
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William C. Green
Cananea
Mex
Mongolia
Greene
Bisca
del Rio
Rio Grande
Junta
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Mexico
Flores Moran
St. Louis
Rurales Kill Eight Revolutionsists Near Las Vacas
Report from Del Rio Texas says a rurales detachment cornered eight revolutionists near Las Vacas. After a brief mountain fight the revolutionaries ran out of ammunition and were shot despite pleading for mercy. Bodies left in the mountains.
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Mexico
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