Chicago convention and the election campaign details
The excerpt discusses the Chicago convention, the Republican Party's role as nation’s conservator, and concerns about abandoning judicial independence. It warns of dangers to constitutional guarantees of life, liberty, and property, noting a campaign to seize the party for ambition. It suggests a great victory possible in November for the Union.
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Republican Party
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Looting by bandits in Canton shocks Hong Kong
Hong Kong reports bandits disguised as soldiers looted 47 shops in Canton, with troops from Hong Kong sent to guard Shameen foreign settlement. Reports say looting and fighting claimed casualties, and Canton’s gates are closed as guards patrol. British gunboat Rosaria sails to Shameen to strengthen the fleet. 11 warships now there.
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Canton
Arian Trospe
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Rosaria
Immunity Period of Insurgents Closing in Havana
Havana June 22 the period in which insurgents may surrender and secure immunity under the decree at General Monteaguedo the government commander expires tomorrow. The result of the decree has been the current fee during the last 10 days of several red negroes none of whom was burned remaining in the field are many armed bands the estimated strength of which varies from a few men to several hundred each. Government troops have been active for several days though there have been the usual reports of numerous small encounters. Another aviator killed Docheritz Germany June 22 an ike machine to
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Havana
Damage suit filed in New York for 290,908 dollars
A damage suit is brought in New York by a party identified as a wartime advocate against an alleged wrong. The document mentions college students and working girls who marched, with fragmented references to suffrage and anti suffragist actions. The text remains unclear but notes a sizeable claim of 290,908 dollars.
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Colleny Studentas
General Federation of Women's Clubs Meeting Report
Delegates and officers of the General Federation of Women's Clubs gathered amid travel delays to attend the national conference. Notables including Mrs Josiah Brans Cosien and Mrs Mavis Soe were among late arrivals and extended family members were noted in attendance. Losses were mentioned for Mrs McMiy's first Sus bond, age not specified.
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Federa- Sen
Pip X. Moore
Levis
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Fruindipnta
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Allen Explains Why Roosevelt Withdrew At Convention
In Chicago's Convention Hall on June 14 Allen urged Roosevelt delegates to break from Taft. He accused the convention of sidelining a 77,000 strong California primary majority and seating contested delegates. The crowd cheered for Roosevelt then hissed as the "Roosevelt valedictory" was interrupted before Allen delivered his statement.
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Roosevelt
Republican National Convention
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Writer Walter Harrison In Serious Condition
Des Moines reports Walter M. Harrie of Bioet CHS was treated after a third attack and was transported to Sioux City. He had covered the Chicago convention for the Dee Motaee papers. Harrie, hospitalized after the latest incident, was described as in serious, evolving condition through the night.
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Walter M. Harrie
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Chicago
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Starch Makers Appeal to Commerce Commission
A garbled note describes starch manufacturers appealing to the Commerce Commission. The fragment hints at production costs and consumer impact but lacks clear details on parties, dates, or outcomes.
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Appeal TO Commerce Commission
Ex-Chicago Board of Trade Secretary Dies
Disjointed earlier notice records the death of a former secretary of the Chicago Board of Trade and mentions Henry B. Cleaves, ex-governor of Maine, with scattered biographical details and dates.
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Chicago Board OF Trade
Maine
Portland
Henry B Cleaves
Evelyn Thaw Breaks Down At Hearing Over White Affair
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw cried and protested as she testified about her relations with Stanford White during the cane of her husband Harry K. Thaw. She challenged questions on intimate details, recalling her early life and posing for artists, then moved to White’s studio and rooms as the court adjourned for the weekend.
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Herusband
Harry K Thaw
Cuirse
Stanford White
Thaw
Mutteawan
Shearn
New Jersey
Philadephia
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Matison Square Garten Tower
Telephonic device and Darrow's talk in Durfow trial
Los Angeles July 24. The leetchery trial of Clarence Darrow continued with cross examination stalling on a possible telephonic recording. John Harrington, expected to testify on redirect about a conversation allegedly captured by stenographers, gave brief brick replies and showed little emotion.
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Cal
Julie
Clarence
John RK Harrington
Darrow
Uarrington
Chicago
San Francisco
Rogera
Archbal dings Not A Surprise Amid Wald Impeachment Report
Washington June 24 The House judiciary committee reports articles of impeachment against Judge Robert Wald of the sarge court. The panel plans presenting charges to the House with managers to handle the trial in the Senate. The report cites malbehavior and a dispute over alleged big bank transactions tied to lawyers in his case. The process awaits Senate action under the Constitution.
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House Judiciary Committee
Robert Wald
Sarge Court
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Senate
Weil
Asue
Wort
Gavel Presentation at Maine Assembly Sparks Curiosity
A garbled report describes a wooden gavel from a table presented during a Maine convention session. It notes involvement of various figures and a ceremonial act amid unclear context and misspelled names.
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Jewes
Murize Gstowth
First President of the First Leper Republic Emerges
A garbled report notes Michael Whatn as the first president of the world’s first leper republic in the Philippines segment. It mentions an American leper on Catfom’s team with unclear ties to local leaders and a referenced Kowmnage Sars of the leper coher.
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American Cittem
Michael Whatn
Catfom
Mapers Contempt Decision Reported by Supreme Court
In Merrion district the American Federation case proceeds with a contempt decision noted by the Browacd of Mortar br Jartiog Wright. The district supreme court reports a measure related to the case and potential actions by Veake te to be connected to the measures.
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Washington
Merrion
Wer
American Federation
Kaaber
Aed
Jartiog Wricht
Detriet Sopreere
Fragmented Crime and Disaster Briefs Across States
A scrambled set of short notices reports accidents and crimes from Guthrie Oklahoma to California. A car hit two girls in Battle Creek Michigan killing one and injuring another while a flood near High River Alberta drowned workers. Other items note political votes in Minnesota church leadership, a Missouri bank plan, a Los Angeles tunnel dynamite accident injuring Russians, and various political and legal happenings across the country.
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Otsdys Flouid
Hezekiah Bickford
Bickford
Joaneienghiter
Winnepec
Man
Joan Corcoran
United States District Court
William B. Dithert
Circuit Court of Appeals
Hanford
House of Representatives
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ST. Paul
Minn
German Lutheran Synod of
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Justus H. Naumann
Wone Lake
John R. Baumann
Red Wine
Mexico Military Chessboard Puzzle
El Pass Tex June 24 The military chart of northern Mexico shows escalating border tensions with plans for 2600 mobilized troops west of El Paso under Generals Sanjines De Las Blanco and Guiseppe Garibaldi. Two artillery columns march toward Juarez while a third blocks a rear rebel push from Chihuahua. The Mexican consul says Juarez will be bombarded along a line parallel to the border, assets shifted away from the United States, though some El Paso observers doubt fighting will cross the river due to rebel infighting.
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Wasatch Wasatch Strawberry tunnel completes major reclamation work
The Liconic menage from Camp Quin ton in Utah reports the completion of the Strawberry tunnel near Piegres Mountain, a 20 000 foot high underground waterway. It pierces solid rock and will move the Strawberry river, draining 60 000 acres and transforming a western valley with towns and orchards. The project required complex planning and skilled handling, yet finished without a single life lost.
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Camp Quinton
Wasatch Mountains
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House to adjourn as Uncle Sam "broke" this week
Wantington June 24 The executive and judicial machinery of the government will stop operating without a new appropriation. The House agreed to adjourn next Monday to June 27 and then July 1 to accommodate the Senate. The fiscal year begins after July 4 and the Senate has the appropriation bill. Neither executive nor legislative branches can function until Congress resumes.
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Eki
Sam
Senate
Begies
Seay
Leonard Oleson Denied Rehearing on Naturalization Case
In Tacoma Washington United States court officials refused a rehearing for Leonard Oleson the social product whose naturalization papers were revoked on grounds they harmed trust gained by past actions. The motion for rehearing was sealed and will be reconsidered by the court.
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United Staves
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Leonard Olezon
Fire destroys Kansas City grain elevator
A late afternoon blaze gutted a Kansas City grain elevator near Union Pacific tracks. Firefighters fought the flames as smoke rose above the town, with reports noting extensive material loss and damage to nearby rail equipment and storage facilities.
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Kansas
Darrow Trial Surprise Involving Harrington Evidence
Los Angeles June 3 The fate of John K Harrington a Chicago lawyer who worked for Clarence Darrow during the McNamara defense became a key issue in the Darrow trial A district attorney move for a quick adjournment followed Harrington testifying that he had known Darrow for about 16 years and was employed to interview witnesses for the case He also supplied information that led to Darrow’s indictment for corruption of jurors and investigators.
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John K. Harrington
Chicago
Clarence
Nti Ihinmaeevd
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McNamara
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Airman Loses $200 After Robbery By Thieves
New York report describes Herry Bingham Broun an English airman involved in practice near Hematead L L who called Sheriff Demott to report a robbery on a road. He claims thieves took $200 during the incident. The details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Herry Bingham Broun
Hematead
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Cincinnati approves amend pastdrunk driving ordinance
Cincinnati Ohio June 2 report states a new amendment authorizes arrest and enforcement for public intoxication in relation to driving, clarifying the right to detain individuals in the interest of peace. The text notes changes to state rules and local enforcement powers.
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