Roosevelt Arrival Sparks Panjandrum at Progressive Convention
Chicago August 7 The second day of the Progressive National Convention opened with Colonel Roosevelt entering to roaring cheers at 12 45 p m. Beveridge permanentizes the temporary organization names Beveridge chairman and Roosevelt supporters fill the hall with red bandannas band music and a sea of state banners. A massive crowd chants We want Teddy and roars as Roosevelt greets delegates and Mrs Ferdinand White of Chicago advances to the speaker’s stand amid fevered applause.
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Roosevelt Nomination and Convention Sparks Crowd
The crowd cheered as Colonel Roosevelt prepared for his second convention entrance after formal nomination. A national party debate looms as he accepts the nomination, with reference to past conventions and a tense political climate amid reports of brutal acts by rebels and danger to federal troops in Ixtlán.
Italians Take Port Coast Town
Rome officials announce that Italian forces have occupied the port of Audra in Tripoli, seizing the last coastal position held by opposing forces. The move solidifies Italian control of the coastal area and follows ongoing military operations in the region.
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Eat
Audra
Tripoli
Thia Way
U S Marines Guard Americans in Corinto
Dispatches report U S Marines and 250 troops guarding Americans in Corinto Nicaragua. A Marine guard sits at the American legation in Managua while Annapolis sailors and Marines are quartered in the capital to protect railway property and American interests between Corinto and Granada as revolution unsettles the region.
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Menange
Buto Department
Justin San
Nicaragua
Corinto
Consnander Tarhone
Managua
Annapolis
Thay Word
Whel
Stammelilo
Patles
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Granada
Motor boat near Ireland led by Captain Day seen at sea
New York dispatch reports a 6 foot power boat named Datroft, 1,000 miles at sea, sighted July 31 by officers aboard the steamer Amerika during a voyage from New York to St. Petersburg. Captain Thomas Fleming Day said the signals were only to attract attention and that he would send word home. Weather reportedly good.
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Otcers
Amerika
Datroft
St. Petersburg
Thomas Fleming
Ooean Ner
Knauth
Mistreatment of Mexicans Reported in City Scene
A fragmented clipping notes allegations of mistreatment toward Mexicans in the city, mentioning trafficking style misuse and indignities. The garbled OCR hints at social prejudice and possible hostilities tied to a broader reaction in a migratory context.
Newport Slogan Promoted By Local Reform Group
The Newport Improvement Association adopts cleaner brighter better Newport as its slogan for a year led by Mrs Tl ale French Vanderbilt and fellow workers. The first project targets the flat market area for cleanup and to urge the city council to close a parked lake by Mag around Army pony edges, amid recent complaints.
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Death Ends Race In Madison. High School Students Die
A Madison speed crash claimed the lives of two high school youths and injured several others while racing cars on University avenue. Edmund Alford, 19, and Miss Mullin were killed. Waltwinger was seriously hurt and others were injured. The party, returning from a dance, involved a telephony pole and a crashing vehicle.
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Madison
Gtryola Telephone Poly
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Aljeg, Mullin
Edmund Alford
Vradociek Walainger
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Miss Mullin
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Velve
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Ten Alford
Jake Alford
Badger Air and Game Commission
Denver
A.J. Agnew
Booth
Injured Rally Car Occupants Include Fairbairn Holtman
Jured and Alfred Fairbairn and Holtman, other occupants of the car, were seriously hurt.
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Beaker Denied Dismissal Motions in New York Case
In New York on August 7 Judge Mulqueen denied Beaker's motion to dismiss the charge on technical grounds after arraignment for amended pleading. Detective Hart withdrew the not guilty plea. A death threat note targetting Beaker and others heightened security, prompting an August 19 adjournment for Rose and Webber. A nine-member police probe committee was approved with a $25,000 budget, led by Corporation Counsel Warren.
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Mulqueen
John W Hart
Backer
Becker
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Rose
Webber
Corvaner Feinberg
Morris Rose
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Founder of party Haworth dies in Kansas City
Terra Haworth known as the grandfather of the Republican party in Missouri died at a local hospital. He was a friend of Abraham Lincoln and attended the first Republican meeting in 1854. He helped nominate Lincoln for president and was invited by Theodore Roosevelt to attend a Chicago convention. His death followed illness that had troubled him in the final days.
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Abraham Lincoln
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TAFT WILL NOT CAMPAIGN FOR RE-ELECTION
President Taft announced he will not campaign for his candidacy and will refrain from public campaigning. He said his campaign efforts will be conducted by managers and party workers, focusing on personal letters and promoting his nomination rather than active appearances.
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Ale White Houge
Toft
Mada Roe
Italians and Turks Battle on Zuara Coast
Nome Aug 7 Italians begin operations against Zuara the last Turkish held town on the Tripolitan coast. They attack from sea and land while warships bombard the coast Turks and Arab allies retreat into the desert leaving many dead and Italian losses light. P T Dodge seeks divorce Reno Aug 7 Philip Dodge president Morgenthaler Lina type company New York files for divorce citing desertion as main accusation.
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Zuara
Tripolitan
Turkey
Tripoli
East Zuara
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Reno
New
Philip Dodge
Morgenthaler Lina Type Company
New York
Margaret
Dodge
Funeral plans set for late emperor Matsuhito in Tokyo
The latemperor Matsuhito, who died July 30, will have funeral ceremonies in Tokyo with a ceremony on September 12 and burial on September 14. August 7 report notes preparations are complete.
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Tokyo
Japan
Matsuhito
Markets Report Highlights Broad Grain and Livestock Prices
A dense market listing covers winter and spring wheat, corn, oats, rye, butter, eggs, flour, and various meats. It notes prices for Minnesota patent hard spring and other grains, dairy products, poultry items, and hogs with numerous price points and units, reflecting a broad commodities market snapshot.
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Mingau
Jerney Aebblers
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