New Jersey Delegation Backs Taft As Kean Declares
Chicago June 13 New Jersey sends a solid 24 votes for Secretary of War William H Taft. Governor Fort declares both Baird and Kean support Taft and Murphy is urged for Vice President as the delegation battles over the chairman position. Cavons will meet this afternoon to settle who leads the New Jersey contingent at the convention.
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New Jersey
William H
David Baird
Jasey Wader
United States
John Kean
Murphy
Newond Place
Nion E Jersey
Jeremy City
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Franklin
Kenidéa
Sharon & Cane
Murphy Boomers
New York
Gorerma
Questlish Linfbornben
Irphy
McCarter
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Six Saloon Men Apprehended in Excise Case
A group of six saloon workers were arraigned before Judge Atwater on Sunday Excise law violations. Each defendant pleaded not guilty as bail was set. several facing multiple indictments with trial dates in late June and July 1907. Names include Frank Boll er, Rov eo Albano, Emil Kemfav s, James Cunningham, Charles Walters, and Serge f Aino with various bail amounts.
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James Cunningham
Agatnst Phon
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Clitries Walters
Sivseris Aino
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Partney
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Sal Haying
Latter Confession Sparks Wealth Ties in Jersey Case
Relatives of the accused man reputedly hold wealth as $10,000 bail is set after an examination before Judge Mahon. Ralph Marone of Hoboken faces Grand Jury charges for alleged collusion to record higher bale shipments. Prosecution notes Marone’s mother, Mrs John Marone, valued at a quarter of a million dollars, aided in post-arrest bail. Witness William H. Kite testified about methods used to inflate shipments and recordkeeping, with Marone allegedly controlling Jersey City bale shipments. Jacob Francis Meat Market noted in the report amid the ongoing case.
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Kean Delegates Battle as Fort Declares War in NJ Caucus
Special to the Journal reports a fierce Republican caucus between Senator Kean and Governor Fort. A late-night accord postponed the State delegation caucus for Thomas Webb’s attendance at a wedding anniversary, then Kent supporters urged a 3 am meeting. Fort warned of ongoing conflict and possible realignment, with potential shifts in Murphy ranks and factional splits shaping the contest.
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Uzal H. McCarter
George W. Ronger
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Charles A. May
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John H. Capstick
Samuel Gordon
Hoth
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Od McCatter
Kean
Governor Fort
Thal Thomas Webb
Essex County
Cincinnati
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Senator Hand
Cape May County
Murphy
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Buckwheat Island Raid Claimed By Harbor Police
A raid on Buckwheat Island led to the arrest of William Farrin of New Jersey Street by New York Harbor police for alleged excise-law violations. He appeared in Staten Island magistrate’s court and pleaded not guilty. A hearing date was set for Thursday with bail posted. The report also notes a separate incident involving a man named Fullin and a missing body found near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge.
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May Draft Fairbanks as Taft's Running Mate
Spectre of third term haunts Taft leaders as May draft Fairbanks of Indiana to the Republican ticket. Dolliver's nomination faces opposition from German Americans and black voters, with Mr. Roosevelt's race policy cited. Negro sentiment and party factions flare as Chicago hosts flood with delegates and contingents from Kentucky Avenue to union halls amid platform discussions.
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Taft
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Chicago
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Iowa
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Labor plank sparks clash over anti injunction stance at Republican platform
In Chicago dispatch readers learn that the labor plank and anti injunction clause in the Republican platform face opposition from Paul Morton and allies who fear government stock and federal corporate licenses threaten railroad interests. The dispute, tied to Roosevelt and Taft allies, signals a heated debate likely to reach the resolutions committee and convention. Also brief notices advertise a summer school for Elizabeth Commercial College and ads for mattress makers and frame regilding services.
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