Conference on Buckeye Republican Leaders Arrive in Beverly
Washington dispatch reports Ohio Republicans planning unity before Taft’s return. Senator Dick and Ellis wait for more leaders due in Beverly, Cox and Longworth absent, others may join before Monday. Taft consulted on California valley issues and San Francisco Panama Expo plans fuel regional politicking.
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Chairman Ellis
Ellis
Ntor Burton
Beverly
Wate
Ohio
Taft
Woman kills man said insulted her in deadly shooting
Mrs. Frank Stout confessed to firing the shot that killed Deputy State Game Warden John O’Conner in Springfield Missouri. She described creeping to his home, seeing him with a child, hesitating, then returning to shoot as he pursued her. She is jailed with six children at stake and her husband in the men’s ward.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Springfield
Frank Stout
John O'Conner
O'Conner
Stout
Orsted
O’conner
O'Connor
O'Goconte
Cousin of President Gomez Victim of Mayor's Bullet
HAVANA July 16 An Associated Press report says Joaquim Gomez cousin of President Gomez was shot and killed tonight by Martinez Moles mayor of Sanct Spiritus Moles says he fired in self defense.
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Gomez
Havana
Associated Press
Joaquim Gomez
Martinez Moles
Sanct Spiritus
Moles
Mrs Eddy Celebrates 89th Birthday at Home
Mrs Mary Baker Glover Eddy founder and leader of Christian Science observes her eighty ninth birthday at her Brookline Massachusetts home today according to Associated Press reports.
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Brookline
Mass
Associated Press
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Christian Science Denomination
Seiters Hurt in Wreck on Western Trip
Nine persons injured when a gasoline motor car collided with a passenger train on the Rapid Bus and Big Bend railway near Big Bend. Among the injured are Mrs. R. M. Fulweiler of Rapid City and Mrs. E. A. Seiter of Cincinnati.
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Liprettoes Press Dispatch
Rapid City
S. D
Big Bend
Bend
R.M. Fulweiler
E. A. Seiter
Cincinnati
Jeanette Sei
Dick Mansfield
Cincinnati Banker Edward Seiter and Family Reported Traveling West
Edward A. Seiter vice president of Fifth Third Bank Cincinnati and his wife and daughter were said to be traveling in the western United States on vacation. Associates believed they planned to reach the Yellowstone region via South Dakota after a reported incident, with Seiter’s status and location remaining uncertain amid scattered dispatches.
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Edward “A. Seiter
Fifth-Third “National Bank
Fourth Street
Bank
Lewis E. van
Seiter
Saja
Yellow Stone Park
Dakota
Van
Selter
Fire Devastates Hoboken Pier and Damages Vessels
A large fire on the Hudson riverfront in Hoboken destroys Pier 14, damages the steamer Dimock and several tugs and lighters. The blaze threatens nearby docks and causes an estimated loss of 600000 dollars. Firefighters fight the flames as the smoke drifts over the river.
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New
Dolly Dimples Set to Appear in Cincinnati Tomorrow
The mysterious Dolly Dimples will tour Cincinnati offering a scammy chase game tied to The Commercial Tribune. She plans staged meetups at noon and 6 PM on Fifth and Walnut with a fake pursuit ending when readers capture her and claim rewards up to 300 dollars.
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Miss Dolly Dimples
Miss Dolly
Dimples
Cincinnati
Mitchell Automobile
Commercial Tribune
Dolly
Wil
Fifth
Walnut
Fifth and
Dolly Dimples
The
Ohio
Commercial ‘Tribune
Mercial Tribune
Monorail first trip injures twenty in New York事故
Twenty people were injured on the monorail’s first commercial trip between City Island and Bartow in the Bronx. Howard Tunis, inventor and motorman, suffered a broken rib while a passenger had a broken leg and was hospitalized. The car rode on a single rail with twin guide rails, and a guide-rail failure caused a 40 degree tilt before pillars kept it upright and brakes halted the car.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
City Island
Bartow
Bronx
Howard Tunis
Althou
Joosé
Captain Scott Leaves for New Zealand on Terra Nova
London dispatch reports Captain Robert F. Scott commander of the British Antarctic expedition sails to join his party in New Zealand aboard the Terra Nova. The ship left London June 1, coal at Cardiff and will continue to New Zealand with plans to reach the South Pole in December 1911.
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London
Associated . Press
Robert F. Scott
New Zealand
Terra Nove
Cardiff
Scott
South Pole
Hartje Granted Absolute Divorce and Right to Remarry
In Pittsburg, July 16, a decree of absolute divorce was granted to Mary Scott Hartje from Augustus Hartje, millionaire paper manufacturer. Judge Robert Frazer presided as the pleacourt issued the decree and specified in the libel that Mary may marry again.
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Pittsburg
Associated Press
Mary Scott Hartje
Augustus
Hartje
Papeufacturer
Robert 8. Frazer
On Pleas
Issus
Wife of Glavis files accusation in divorce case
Mrs Maud Glavis wife of Louis R Glavis a key witness in the Babinger Pinchot hearing filed an affidavit in Seattle alleging he offered her a government position and legal fees for a divorce. She says they married in Baltimore in 1905 left Portland in 1907 to care for her father in Washington and that Glavis proposed a government post and cash settle ment if she stayed east of the Rockies.
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Associated .Press Dispatch
Seattle
Wash
Maud -Glavis
Louis R
Glavis
Babinger-Pinchot
Superior Court
Gravis
Baltimore
Portland
John P.m.haas
Washington
Oregon
Rockies
Colombia Names Conservative Rostrepo President
Washington reports the selection of Carlos Rostrepo, a conservative, to lead Colombia for a four year term. Minister Northcott in Bogota conveyed the news to the State Department today.
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Washington
Associated Prese
Carlos Rostrepo
Colombia
State Department
Northcott
Bogota
Cloudbursts Ravage Indiana and Kentucky Farmlands
Wide spread rain and cloudbursts caused heavy damage across Henderson Union Webster and Nicholas counties in Kentucky and several Indiana counties. Railroads washed out bridges and tracks, homes and tobacco warehouses flooded, and livestock losses mounted with Carlisle and Nicholas county reporting about 200000 dollars in damage.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Associated Press
Dispatch
Louisville
Henderson
Union
Webster
Nicholas
Louisville & Nashville
Paris
Maysville
By ‘Society
Carlisle
Nicholas County
Needmore
Moransburg
Cloudburst Damage Hits Kentucky Regions Hard
Reports from Henderson and Webster counties indicate a disaster with losses near 2 million dollars. About fifty thousand acres of tobacco in Henderson County were ruined and a 3200 acre plantation wiped out. All streams are out of banks and bridges washed away. Illinois Central tracks near Highland Creek submerged. no lives lost but hundreds of cattle and sheep perished.
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Henderson
Associated Press
Union
Webster
Henderson County
Illinois Central Railroaa
Highland Creek
Cannon collapses in heat during Kansas campaign stop
In Winfield Kansas Speaker Joseph G Cannon collapsed on stage amid 105 degree heat while defending the Payne tariff bill. He recovered with help and planned to continue his itinerary alongside Congressman Philip Campbell despite physicians urging rest.
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Winfield
Kan
Philip Campbell
Joseph G. Cannon
Winfield Chautauqua
Arkansas City
Campbell
Cannon
Associated Press Dispatch
J. T. Lafferty
Kansas
J.T. Rafferty
Speaker Cannon
Emporia
Burlingame
Alma
Herington
Marion
L. A. Jacobus
Congressman Campbell
Strike order delayed as negotiations resume in Philadelphia
After a two day suspension threats and preparations for a strike, Pennsylvania Railroad conductors and trainmen agreed to meet General Manager Myers at 11 AM Monday. Brotherhood president W. G. Lee cited a possible misunderstanding cleared by a new conference. Western offers reportedly matched Eastern terms prompting renewed talks.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Philadelphia
Myers
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Mr. Lee
Sheppard
Conductors” Union
Lines
Gompers Planned Visit Amid Penn Railroad Tensions
Samuel Gompers president of the AFL may travel to the Pennsylvan ia railroad dispute area to assist union officials if a threatened conductors and trainmen strike occurs. He will confer in Cincinnati with Joseph F. Valentine before heading to St. Louis to secure a convention hall for the federation this fall.
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Washington
Associated Press
Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Raiiroad
Cincinnati
Joseph F. Valentine
St. Louis
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