Taft to seek funds and appoint Bullitt as Solicitor General
Washington reports President Taft will request immediate funds to run the government. W M Bullitt of Louisville is favored to succeed Frederick W Lehmann as Solicitor General amid looming congressional funding delays and Roosevelt ticket strategy for eleven primary states. Charles D Hilles is poised to become chairman of the Republican national executive committee.
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Alma-Tadema Dies in Wiesbaden at Age 82
Personal Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, a celebrated artist, dies in Wiesbaden Germany at age 82. The will of Miss Caroline Butterfield leaves most of the estate to granddaughter Dorothea Ballard Smith. The White House notes Taft may keep D. Hilles as private secretary and ask McKinley to stay on as campaign manager.
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John W. Wheeler
G. Tabor Thompson
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White House
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Roosevelt
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Oyster Bay
Boillot Wins Automo bile Club Prize in France Race
Sporting Boillot in a Leon Peugeot machine wins the Automobile Club of France prize. David Bruce-Brown of New York takes the first half for the French Automobile Club grand prize. Governor McDonald of New Mexico vows no halt to Johnson Flynn fight in Las Vegas. Boston Nationals buy Pitcher James and Catcher Whaling from Seattle with Amos Rusie as scout. Charles J. Harvey authorized to request Stockholm Olympic inclusion. Wallenstein and Robin Hood win blue ribbon. Hamlet and Harts place second at London Horse Show.
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New Mexico
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Sweden
Moore
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Woodruff denies Republican affiliation in answer
General Timothy L. Woodruff of Brooklyn said he was no longer a Republican when asked. Charles W. Rochefort was arrested at Ampere New Jersey accused by his wife of trying to poison her food. The Beale torpedo boat destroyer built by the Cramp firm made 33 1 4 knots on builder's trial off the Delaware Breakwater. The Edison medal for 1912 goes to George Westinghouse for AC development. Roosevelt says his party will field a full ticket in New York from president to school district superintendent.
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Bank Wrecking Guilty Plea for Frank Arnold in New Berlin
Frank Arnold of New Berlin, New York, pleaded guilty to bank wrecking and received a ten year jail sentence. Reports from the Rio Grande borders described Mexican rebels, including officers, fleeing to the United States for refuge. US army surgeons were ordered to Porto Rico to fight bubonic plague, with sixteen deaths to date.
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Bryan Speech Shakes Up Democratic Convention
Baltimore scenes feature William J. Bryan denouncing the Murphy Ryan Belmont group, backing Wilson, and challenging New York delegation influence. Clark arrives amid tension, pledges no unwanted influence, and fires broadsides against party factions as hall capacity is exceeded and delegates clash with supporters.
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Ryan-Belmont
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New York
Baltimore Convention Sways Power and Public Reaction
Convention chatter questions if spending 115000 secured the Baltimore gathering. Senator Bristow cites Bryan influence as signaling party decline. Delegates report angry messages after Irvan's Tuesday defeat as Baltimore observers watch from streets and carnival nights unfold surrounding the event.
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World Briefs From Old And New News
A Utica couple died when their car was struck by a train. Britain agreed to pay 3 million dollars to Marconi for five high power wireless stations to enable world wide radio links. Flynn vows to wait for Johnson before pressing tactics. Macao Chinese colonial leaders plot a southern uprising. An Ambridge Wells train to London arrived with smashed windows and damaged interiors as vote labels appeared on cars. Russia’s King Edward VII Cup show in London featured military riders with Judge Moore winning multiple top placements.
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Utica
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Marconi Company
Flynn
Johnson
Macao
Moore
Unbelief and Light in Mark Lesson Analysis
Lesson text analyzes two kinds of unbelief and three sections from Mark 3 20 35. It contrasts friends who doubt Jesus, rulers who accuse by Beelzebub, and kinfolk who seek to restrain him, ending with the call to walk in the light or face eternal sin.
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Galilee
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Satan
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Man
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