Taft Nominated for President at Chicago Convention
Secretary of War William H. Taft was nominated on the first ballot at the Republican convention in Chicago with 762 votes and made the unanimous choice amid enthusiastic crowds. James S. Sherman was nominated for vice president on the first ballot. Roosevelt received strong demonstrations as delegates adjourned to Cincinnati to discuss a national chairman. Other items include Barnett convicted of embezzlement in San Francisco and Williams resigning minority leadership.
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Miners’ Union
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Roosevelt and Taft to watch Yale Harvard boat race
President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft to view the Yale Harvard boat race on the Thames at New London Conn. A sweeping national news roundup follows with fires, trials, and notable deaths across the country. The report notes multiple accidents, legal verdicts, political shifts, and social events from across the United States and Europe.
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Three Rivers
Port Chester
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Washington
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John A. Benson
Henry P. Dimond
Citizens’ Bank of
Dover
Leon Delagrange
Milan
Lackawanna
Lehigh
Pocono Mountains
Bakertown
Mary Farmer
Watertown
Sarah Brennan
Khoroshkin
Vorknnskan
Uralsk
Cleveland News: Sherman Is Hospitalized for Gall Stones
Representative James S Sherman, Republican vice presidential candidate, was moved from the Herrick home to Lakeside hospital in Cleveland for gall stone symptoms. Doctors reported he was holding his own, with high temperature and restlessness easing at times. operation not deemed necessary if improvement continues.
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Baltimore
Johnson in Lead as Vice Presidential Favorite
Denver observers report Governor Johnson leading among prominent Democrats as a vice presidential candidate for the soon to be convened Democratic National Convention in Denver. Supporters argue he could complement Mr. Crgan and draw eastern Democrats pledged to his presidency, while some note he might decline.
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Sleeping Boy Falls From Window in Norristown
In Norristown Pennsylvania on June 24 a 13 year old boy named John Zink awoke and dressed then stepped from a third story window landing on a paling fence. His trousers caught and he struck his head on the ground and was stunned. The accident happened at the home of Mrs. John Arkwright a sister of the boy. His sister Mrs. John Carr living six doors away heard his moans and freed him from the fence.
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Taft Sherman Ticket Emerges From Republican Convention
The Republican convention in Chicago nominates Theodore Roosevelt for president and James S. Sherman of New York for vice president. Taft leads in roll call but the final slate favors Sherman for second place amid roaring demonstrations by Wisconsin and Ohio delegates.
Roosevelt Policies and Legal Reform Platform Outline
Statement of principles pledging continuation of Roosevelt policies. Calls out abuse of wealth and privilege and favors strong court action with reform of injunction rules by statute. Emphasizes labor needs for adaptable commerce and crop movements and signals stance on trusts.
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