Alabama Republican factions clash over party emblem and ballot
The Thompson and Davidson Scott factions dispute the Republican emblem in Alabama. The state secretary rules the Thompson emblem remains the party symbol, while Davidson Scott gains ballot access under Republican Party but with the old emblem. Contests loom as Taft support shifts and national convention dynamics unfold.
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Alabama
Davidson-Scott
Republican Party
Scott
Florida
Cannon
William H. Taft
Foraker
Great Northern
Charles F. Kurtz
Columbus
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Chicago
Long Pushes Platform Draft With Taft Ahead of Chicago
Senator Long of Kansas with Wade Ellis Ohio Attorney General and Senator Hopkins Illinois met Secretary Taft at the War Department. Long says the Chicago platform draft should avoid controversy and aid the Resolutions Committee by providing a workable basis for the convention declaration.
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Taft
Washington
Senator Long
Kansas
Wade Ellis
Ohio
Hopkins
Illinois
Chicago
War Department
Committee On
Resolutions Committee
Whisky decision joins trademark dispute over Pure Rye label
Washington dispatch notes Justice Robb's District Court of Appeals ruling on the Levi Uri case, clarifying that a whisky blend of rye and bourbon with neutral spirits cannot be labeled Pure Rye Whisky for trademark purposes. A broader test case on What is whisky will be argued soon with James Clark Distilling Co. as defendant.
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Washington
Justice Robb
District Court of Appeals
Levi-Uri
James Clark Distilling Company
Kentuckian Is Appointed Special Assistant U S Attorney
Lexington news records R M Allen of this city named Special Assistant United States Attorney by Attorney General Bonaparte. Allen heads the Kentucky State Department of the National Pure Food Association and will succeed Judge Sanford in the post.
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R. M. Allen
National Pure Food Association
Kentucky State Department
United States
Bonaparte
Allen
Sanford
Canadian Presbyterian Church elects Winnipeg moderator
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada opened in Winnipeg. The Rev. F. B. Duvall of Knox Church, Winnipeg, formerly of Toledo, Ohio, was elected Moderator.
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General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In Canada
F. B. Duvall
Knox Church
Toledo
Physicians in national meeting face medical issues and escape
In Chicago Colonel William C. Gorgas headed the American Medical Association as president elect with officers including Murray Hatchett Woodruff and Hall. The conference debated mental healing and diphtheria control while Drs. Cohen Knops Wahrer and Chapin spoke on vaccines ventilation and quarantine. A pair of Cincinnati physicians escaped from a church library by climbing a window. In St Louis the American Antituberculosis League opened its first annual convention with Taft and other leaders sending sympathy and urging sunshine and air as prevention.
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Canal Zone
American Medical
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Butte
Mont
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Oklahoma
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E M. Hall
Kentucky
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Frank B. Illings
Oliver Osborne
New Haven
Conn
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Myer 8
Cohen
Philadelphia
N. Knops
New York
Dr. Knops
Atlantic City
Department of Hygiene
Charles V. Chapin
Providence
H. M. Bracken
St. Paul
C. F. Wahrer
Ft. Madison
Department of Pharmacology
Dr. Chamberlain
Dr. Schneider
League
Taft
Warner
Missouri
W. H. Mayfield
W. Price
Scarborough
W. Va
Woman's Auxiliary
Duty Increase On Pearl Necklace In Paris Jewelers Case
Judge La Comb reverses Board of General Appraisers verdict and adds 110000 duty on a pearl necklace imported by Paris jeweler Bernard Citroen for Mrs. William B Leeds. The case centers on whether the unstrung pearls constituted a necklace or an unmounted import item. The total value rises above 472000 with added duty and later expansions push the value beyond 500000.
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New York
Newport
Paris
Board of General Appraisers
Citroen
Board of Appraisers
Leeds
Pantheon Shooting Frays Paris Dreyfus Ceremony
Major Dreyfus was shot by Louis Autherine Gregori, a La France Militaire staffer, during Zola burial ceremonies in the Pantheon. The bullet hit Dreyfus in the wrist. he remained compos and uninjured. Gregori said he acted to protest army participation in Zola’s glorification and Dreyfusism. Ambassadors watched. Henry White reports presence amid security measures.
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Dreyfus
Henry White
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Atend
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Emile Zola
Felix Faure
France
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Pasitheon
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Senate
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Carnot
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Voltaire
Rousseau
Louis Autherine Gregori
la France Militaire
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la Libre Parole
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Clemenceau
Picquart
Anatole France
Matthew
Rennes
Republican Guard
M. Faure
Conservatory of Music
Marseillaise
Conservatory
Bruneau
Messidor
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Stiran
Fallieres
Panthéon
M. Lepine
Rue Sufflot
Gregoris
Belley
Albanel
Cloudburst in Juananato Kills Twenty in Mexico City
Twenty people die and property damage reaches 20000 dollars after a cloudburst in Juananato Mexico City. Local reports say a main tunnel is flooded and rescue efforts are underway.
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Mexico City
Juananato
Pearling Fleet Destroyed in Typhoon Near West Australia
The Manuka brings word of a typhoon near Thursday Island that wrecked the pearling fleet off West Australia. Forty luggers and 270 lives lost, including 20 whites, with many survivors recounting brutal ordeals as sharks lurked and wreckage washed ashore near Broome.
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Victoria
B. C
Manuka
Thursday Island
Manila
Parro
Broome
Sims to Probe Pulp Trade in South States
Representative Sims of Tennessee named by Chairman Mann to the House special committee investigating the paper and wood pulp industry. He will focus on the wood pulp business in North Carolina, Virginia, and Tennessee where pulp mills rely on wood from East Tennessee.
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Washington
Sims
Tennessee
Mann
House
North Carolina
Virginia
East Tennesse
Willson Granted Doctor of Laws at Kentucky University
Lexington, June 4. The State University of Kentucky awarded Governor Augustus E. Willson the degree of doctor of laws. Ninety graduates received diplomas, the largest class in forty years at the institution.
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Lexington
State University of Kentucky
Augustus E. Willson
Press reaction to Dréyfus shooting differs by paper
Paris reports all parties condemn the attempt on Major Dréyfus. The Gaulois linked to Gregori blames Parliament for reviving discord with yesterday's ceremony. The coverage shows broad opinion divergence on causes.
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Paris
Three Wives Alleged for Coshocton Man
Ben F. Stevens of Coshocton is indicted for nonsupport and fled to Missouri amid accusations of bigamy. He is said to have married Bessie Cheney of Newcomerstown and Catharine Bracken of Coshocton, with a child born eighteen months ago. Authorities plan to seek a bigamy indictment in Jefferson County.
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Ben F. Stevens
Missouri
Stevens
Bessie Cheney
Newcomerstown
Steubenville
Catharine Bracken
Clarksburg
W. V
Ben Stevens
St. Joseph
Jefferson County
Arrests Reported in Bracken County Night Riders Case
In Kentucky, warrants were issued for Paul Gerhart Ben McCracken Patsy Lundragan Joe Schwier and John Meier for being members of a night-riding gang that attacked and whipped a farmer at Gertrude May 4 The suspects appeared before County Judge Bradford and were held on 500 bond awaiting the grand jury next week Several others named previously are free on bond Delayed trial continues for George B Powell with witness Lindsey Mitchell identifying Powell in Hopkinsville
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Ben Iwic Cracken
Patsy Lundragan
Joe Schwier
John Meier
Gertrude
Bradford
Grand Jury
Kinney
J. W. Devaughn
Frank High
the American Society of Equity
Meier
Ben McCracken
R L.staton
Covington
Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
George B. Powell
Lindsey Mitchell
Imperial Tobacco Company
Main
Ninth Streets
Powell
Mitchell
Night riders threaten tobacco beds near Respess farm
In Lexington on June 4, two unidentified men fired on tobacco beds at the C. C. McDonald farm in Montgomery County and dug a grave in a bed. A note warned the tenant to raise no tobacco this year. Soldiers arrested the pair, then released them.
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Lexington
A. C. Respess
Mason County
C. C. McDonald
Montgomery County
Tobacco grower shot near Sand Riffle in Henry County
Frankfort reports a tobacco grower named Trump Harp was shot tonight near a tobacco bed belonging to Nobe Onan close to Sand Riffle in Henry County. Friends deny the report and say Harp was not shot by Onan for not helping guard the bed. No arrests have been made. The shooting occurred near the burned barn of Dr. I. W. McGinnis, which was set alight by night riders.
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Frankfort
Trump Harp
Nobe Onan
Sand Riffle
Henry County
Harp
Onan
I. W. McGinnis
Obituaries of S N Fellows Paine and D H M MilIan
The Rev Dr S N Fellows a famed Iowa Methodist minister and educator died at 78 in Iowa City after a brief illness. The Rev Robert Hitchcock Paine rector of Mt Calvary Baltimore Md died aged 64 in that city after a long tenure. Daniel H M McMillan a District Federal Judge in New Mexico died yesterday in Denver.
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Iowa
Iowa City
Robert. Hitchcock Paine
Mt. Calvary Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Mt. Calvary Church
Daniel H. M'Millan
New Mexico
Denver
Grape-Nuts Helps Georgia Man Work and Study Strong
A Georgia man credits Grape-Nuts with reversing a severe stomach illness that left him unable to eat. He says the cereal restored strength appetite and nerves enabling him to work long hours and study at night. The testimonial notes improved brain function and energy, claiming without Grape-Nuts he might have died.
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Postum Co
Wellville
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