Herbert Knox Smith May Have Dropped Taft
Washington July 1 The view of Herbert Knox Smith commissioner of Corporations to Colonel Roosevelt started a ripple here as some colleagues believe he is about to resign or has already done so He may join the Bull Moose convention in Chicago Smith has long been seen as Roosevelt appointee and his stance follows Taft administration debates over prosecution of the harvester trust and Roosevelt’s renewed activity in politics
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Tariff revision ties to Roosevelt campaign platform
A Roosevelt backed move to add tariff revision to the third party platform emerges amid evidence of pressure from radicals. Analysts say the plan may be included in the new party, while the Democratic gains and Aldrich-Van rule debate influence the stance of Progressives. Observers caution the convention's exact path remains undetermined.
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Grace C. Strachan Defects for N E A Presidency
ISS Grace C Strachan defects for presidency of the National Education Association. Taft supporters accuse Roosevelt of planning to steal electoral votes as zones of conflict grow. Hotchkiss opens Roosevelt headquarters in New York as party realignments unfold and Wilson is touted by Harvey in Harper's Weekly.
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Question of Electors In the One Big Problem to Be Solved
Washington July 11 The abolition confronting President Tutt and the regular Republican organization is at a contoned every day. The provident's political advisory ape fully reconciled to the fot now that Colonel Roomsvelt has tor success through the manipulation of the presidential selection.
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Docks Clash Draw Gas Hoses and Knives in London Strike
At Surrey Docks London on July 14 a violent clash occurred as dock strikers attempted to interfere with a large group of workers. Stones bottles knives and other objects were used during the confrontation leaving many workers injured and in need of medical care. Police dispersed the crowd and firefighters aided the injured at the scene.
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London
Lost will found after years of prize seeking
An old English tale reports the discovery of a will for Henry Thomas Coghlan who died wealthy, with a vast estate valued around 3.3 million pounds and a 62,000 pound reward long offered. Contested claims and family intrigue followed as heirs and lawyers battled over the fortune.
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Blame Placed on Engineer in July Rail Crash
Corning New York July 4 investigation into a double track crash found engineer Schoeder blamed for striking passenger train No. 9. Flagman Lane reportedly exonerated after testimony about the wreck showing workers responding quickly and no fault by the following crew.
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Young Wife Surrenders Youthful Husband in Court Clash
Philadelphia July 11 A court in Wilmington heard the case involving Jamen Nadinon Taylor, a wealthy operator, and Henry Dryden linked to Taylor’s daughter. The matter, tied to a marriage proxy and alleged perjury, unfolded as Mr and Mrs Taylor and the young Mr Dryden appeared in court.
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Bride and Father Reach Accord in Perjury Case
Taylor announced that ennulmenes proceedings would proceed with no objection from the young bridegroom and the charge of perjury against him would be withdrawn. After the marriage Taylor disciplined his daughter and vowed to give the boy up, with Eleanor, the youthful bride, wearing a simple skirt above her shoe tops. Dryden testified to clear the way for the marriage. They wed on July 3.
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Senate approves appropriation bill in July measures
The Senate appropriations committees favorably acted on a dry sign appropriation bill returning to the House. The bill totals $109,677,414 with an added $1.5 million by the Senate. A key item adds $295,000 for continuing the work of the tariff board while the House seeks to end its activities by withholding maintenance funds.
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After Pirates Coin Treasure Hunt Heads for Cocos Island
A London syndicate has secured a steamer for a treasure hunting expedition to Cocos Island, with lead members Mrs Barrio Ti and Miss J Brockley Davis joining at Panama. They claim a shipwreck holds 100,000,000 dollars in gold once taken from Spaniards, a claim tied to last year’s failed expedition in the same area.
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Barrio Ti
Mise J. Brockley Davis
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Weds a Newcomer on Sight in Holland Parish
Andrew Dykstra, a viola farmer, married Miss Peitle Bos on sight today in Justice Grant Pothaiings parlors. The bride, chosen by his aunt in Holland, arrived with a personal letter of introduction and required an interpreter for the ceremony. The knot was tied with awkwardness and no apparent applause or pomp.
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