Taft Accepts Republican Nomination in Cincinnati
Judge William H. Taft accepted the Republican presidential nomination on a flag draped porch at his brother Charles Taft’s home in Cincinnati. The ceremony drew national party leaders, local residents, and crowds along Fourth and Pike streets, with Taft outlining a platform aligned with Roosevelt policies and contrasting Republican progress with Democratic proposals.
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Cincinnati
William H. Taft
Republican Party
Charles P. Taft
Judge Taft
Taft
Fourth
Pike Streets
Old Homestead
Notification Committee
William Warner
Missouri
Grand Army of the Republic
Chicago
National Republican Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock
Washington
New York
Farainy
Taft Front Yard
Senator Warner
Roosevelt
Seven Hills
Pike Street
Ohio
Isom
Tate Emilie
Nsbior
Constable Slain Over Noticing Rent Nonpayment in Bethlehem
William Bower, 45, a constable, was killed in Bethlehem after serving a notice to vacate for six dollars rent. Fred Wilson and his son allegedly struck him with brass knuckles and stabbed him, then fled by skiff. They surrendered later and face Clark County court in Jeffersonville.
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Charlestown
Ind
William Bower
Bethlehem
Fred Wilson
Bower
Wilsons
Clark County
EB. F. Burnett
Government to renew Standard Oil anti trust battle in Lenox
Lenox Massachusetts July 28 Plans for another major court battle with Standard Oil will unfold in days. Attorney General Bonaparte, vacationing in Lenox, leads the initial move to sue the company as the Department of Justice prepares fresh procedures following the Chicago appeals court reversal of the Landis judgment. Frank B Kellogg will join to assess the case status and outlines for further actions.
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Lenox
Mass
Standard Oil Company
Bonaparte
Department :of Justice
United States Court of Appeals
Chicago
Landis
Frank B. Kellogg
Minesota
Fuether
Fell Fgm Wagon Broke Arm Of Mrs Lach Formly
A fragmentary note reports an incident involving a wagon, a broken arm, and Mrs Lach. Details are unclear in the OCR, but the event is described with reference to damage and a named person. Further transcription would be needed for full accuracy.
Decatur Fair Schedule Secures City Packard Appearance
Manager L S C Schroeder announces a contract for the appearance of the City Packard at the Decatur fair. The Teeny tour will be conducted Wednesday and Friday, with the engagement officially set for the event.
Hatchet Fatality Sparks Arrest in Indiana Quarrel
In Lafayette Indiana Thomas Gallagher laborer died from a hatchet blow after a dispute over rent led to a confrontation with John Mc Marran a switchman. Gallagher sought treatment at Dr W S Walker later found dead near Sixth and Ferry Streets leading to Mc Marran’s arrest on murder charges.
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Lafayette
Ind
Thomas Gallagher
Sixth
Ferry Streets
John McMarran
Gallagher
McMarran
Lottie Manier Acquitted of Carrying Concealed Weapons
A city court jury acquitted Lottie Manier wife of J Manier after a ten minute deliberation Tuesday. She had been arrested at Grendoerfer road house on charges of carrying concealed weapons.
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Lottie Matier
J. Manier
Gréndoerfer
Roosevelt Creed Upheld as Republican Strength Maintains
Nominee declares the Republican party's strength lies in upholding the president's policies. The message emphasizes continuity and support for Roosevelt era principles.
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Republican Party
Taft Accepts Republican Nomination in Cincinnati Speech
Judge William H. Taft accepts the Republican presidential nomination, emphasizing reform against abuses, liberty, prosperity, and adherence to platform principles. He credits Theodore Roosevelt with advancing practical reform and calls for equal restraint on wealthy violators of the law.
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Warner
Republican National Convention
Republic
Roosevelt
Dons
Theodore Roosevelt
Hisgen to Lead Hearst Independent Party Ticket
The Independence party held its national convention in Chicago selecting Thomas L. Hisgen of Massachusetts for president and John Temple Graves of Georgia for vice president. Hisgen won on the third ballot with 831 votes. Graves was nominated by acclamation after the final ballot.
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Independence Party
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Massachusetts
United States
John Temple Graves
Georgia
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Lyon
Hearst
New York
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Oklahoma
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Iowa
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Tennessee
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W. J. Bryan
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Aged Fort Wayne Couple Found Dead at Home
Mr and Mrs Emil Jabas an elderly French pair were discovered dead in their 1221 East Lewis street home Tuesday night neighbors calling police after noticing their absence A post mortem was ordered with Dr George Studer and Dr Morse Harrod concluding death occurred at least twelve hours before discovery They lived comfortably with no foul play suspected Mr Jabas about 75 and his wife 63 longtime Fort Wayne residents The husband was a stone mason
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Emil Jabas
East
Lewis Street
George Studer
Morse Harrod
Jabas
Fort Wayne
Mrs Philip Keinz Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Keinz, wife of veteran musician Philip Keinz, longtime leader of the old company, died after an extended illness.
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Philip Keinz
Llness
Elizabeth Keinz
Med at her home 1% et 1 20 O'clock
A brief entry notes a medical event at a residence with a 1 percent rate and a time of 1 20 o clock, indicating a small domestic medical matter. The fragment mentions no names or organizations.
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O'clor
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