Candidates Called to Raise Funds for Republicans in Cleveland
Cleveland Aug 10 Chairman James R Garfield of the Ohio progressive party favored September 1 3 for a state convention. Hugo May indicated a decision on location and date. Columbus Aug 19 Harry Taugherly chairman of the republican state executive committee called a meeting of the republican slate to nominate candidates for next November and plan a campaign fund. A drunken incident resulted in injury on a street corner and a man was sent to the workhouse. Happy Homes report births in the city. Civil service examinations were held Saturday for school janitors with 15 of 16 applicants taking the tests. results to be graded Tuesday.
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James R. Garfield
Ohio Progressive Party
Hu May
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Alale Licket
Bamnilay de Golimbas
Lund
Civil Service
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Taft pushes provision on Panama bill in Hayes-Paunce vote
President Taft today urged House members to include a clause in the Panama bill clarifying that the United States does not intend to abandon the treaty and Hayes-Paine vote. He pressed Mr Shirley to present the proposal to the committee for consideration, while Mr Kall remains confident he will sign the bill.
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Aug
Taft
House
Panama
United States
Tall
Shirley
Song
Kall
Man Bares Hair After 85 Years at Barber Shop
In Coltonville 83 year old Tad Att. Wee Charles P. Means finally gets a haircut after his wife’s death. The event is marked by a humorous turnout as neighbors recognize him at the barber and salute the long growth. Evansville reports Mrs. Lewis dies from blood poisoning linked to a facial pimple.
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Taweeneeburs
Charles P. Meang
Coltonville
Mr. Meang
Hay Hase
Means
Prominent Republicans Renounce Taft and His Circle
Walter J. Brown of Toledo a former Republican state central committee chair renounces ties to Taft and the party machine. He joins the Progressive camp urging reform and cooperation with the new party to address social and political issues. Garford and others resign from leadership roles as Progressive unity is urged.
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Priv
Walter J. Brown
Toledo
Republican State Central Counmil
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Republican National Council
Teenup
New Progressive Party
Ua Republican Party
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Tier
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Jerday
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Bathaniel C. Weight
Dlub J. Sullivan
Arfori
Taft
Newmar
Brown Ari
Brown
da Plana
Drudge Dilfo
Weole Garford
Helieh
Schepps Confirms Rose In Charging Becker Instigated The Murder
New York Aug 19 Sam Schepps returned to Broadway with a statement corroborating Jack Rose. He accuses Police Lieutenant Becker of instigating the murder of Merman Rosenthal. Schepps spoke for two hours during a train conference with authorities from Albany, while officials disputed attempts to seize him.
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Rose
Becker
Rosenthal
New York
Sam Schepps
Broadway
Jack Rose
Merman Rosenthal
Therisoner
Albany
Whitman
Sclepps
Jack Nose
Dubails
Ivy
Uriud
Sheps
Mr. Whitman
Wiemen
Dr Sun Yat Sen Goes To Pekin Despite Warnings
Dr Sun Yat Sen, former provisional president of China, sails from Shanghai toward Pekin despite warnings from friends fearing for his safety. Southern generals aligned with Sun Yat Sen’s party, the United Men Dai, were implicated in a conspiracy. two officers were executed and others sent to Hankow.
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Sun Yat Sen
Pekin
Shangli
China
Yankow
Shanghai
Huang-lang
Aay
Whe Chaye
Sunshag
Partey
Unis Men Dai
Yuen Shi Kai
Hief
Peihin
Nmhwad
Amuah
Hankow
Darrow to Face Second Trial Declares Fredericks
Los Angeles August 19 District Attorney Fredericks again said he will seek a second trial for Clarence S Darrow after a not guilty verdict on bribery of juror charges in the McNamara case The indictment alleges bribery of juror Robert Z Kain and the questioning before Judge Dutton focused on trial timing The report notes the unsettled scene surrounding the case and hints at further legal moves.
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Los Angeles
Fredericks
Triel
Clarence
Darrow
Chorge N. Lockwood
McNamara Ce
Bir
Robert 2
Kain
McNamara
Two Killed as Heavy Storm Hits Niles Michigan
A severe cloudburst near Niles Michigan on August 19 killed two people and injured many as seven railroad bridges were washed out. The storm halted streetcar traffic and delayed Big Four and Michigan Central trains. About 14 inches of rain fell between 7 AM and 2 PM, causing extensive damage and forcing residents to seek shelter in a phonge. Seaver Otto aged years and William Woch aged 7 were killed by lightning while sheltering on the outskirts of Niles.
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Niles
Mich
Big Four
Michigan Central
Seaver Otto
William Woch
Seaver
Woch
Wnathiahed Phonge
Naval bill yields one battleship at cost estimates
Conferees agreed to fund one battleship with an expected price around 16 million dollars and an initial 43.526 million for start of construction. The bill sets eight submarines six torpedo boats and one cruiser, with standard ship size and a global wireless relay aim. The Constitution centennial framing is noted but details are unclear.
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Washington
House
Senate
Algo
Navy Department
Jin Lough
Expensive Astor Baby Captures Headlines
New York reports say Juba Jacob Astor VI is the most expensive baby born. Dr Edwin Cragin earns about 1000 daily for caring for Mrs Madeleine Force Astor and her son, with total fees potentially reaching tens of thousands. Royal moneyed Americans drive the sensational spending surrounding the birth and care.
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New York
Astor VI
Edwin Cragin
Madelinn Force Astor
Sun
Cragin
Suicide attempt and hospital rescue at Grand Howe Yard
Mrs. Cole aroused excitement by wading into the East Hamilton canal at 7:30 pm and then near Gobbler's Knob. She appeared to pretend a suicide attempt, collapsed after a wet outing, and was found unconscious by police. Dr Ed Conk treated her and moved her to safety before she recovered. A school board meeting was planned for tonight to discuss a new high school site.
Stork Visits Lady Dicira Birth Celebrated in London
New York reports Lady Dicira welcomes a daughter born to Lady Doend and Lomberly Migu Helun Vivien Csi. Mother and child are reported to be well.
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Stork
Lady Dicira
New York
Lonelon
Ladye Doend
Lomberly
Migu Helun Vivien Csi
Motlir Tod
Darrow to relocate to San Jose after wedding
San Jose reports that Darrow plans to move to San Jose to enter a local home and will maintain offices in the city. He has purchased a home at Law Gates, according to a partner, with plans to reside there while continuing his professional work in town. Marguerite Bax tone is reported as deceased in Chino after a brief illness, with funeral details to follow.
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Dirraw
San Dose
Law Gates
Pioneers At New Carlisle Lay Exercises Draw Six Thousand
Six thousand people attended the annual Pioneer lay exercises at New Carlisle. Principal speakers were Congresswoman M. Cox and General J. Warren Keilor of Springfield. The New Carlisle chapter opened Saturday evening with the Pioneer observances merging into the first day of the program. YOLE PROPPED DEAD. Frank Te Volw formerly of Cincinnati, born there, died from injuries after a crash at his grocery store on West Eighth Street.
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Springfield
New Carlisle
Congressmindames
Yole
Lngs Angeles
Cnly
Irank Te Volw
Cincinnati
Sane Hood
Ilhaaert Tashire
West Eighth Street
England to accept plan for Pan-Pacific exposition
London reports the British foreign office is disposed to accept President Catt's invitation to the Pan-Pacific exposition though the final decision depends on achieving a satisfactory agreement with the exposition authorities on accommodation and related terms.
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London
United States
Catt
Foreign Office
Itgnas
Bishop Stabbed at Cathedral During Easter Celebration
A dramatic stabbing occurred near the cathedral as mourners gathered for a holy day. A young man rushed the crowd and wounded Suffragan Bishop Phengely before being restrained by onlookers. Police later stated the assailant planned to stab Cardinal Nagel but targeted the wrong man. The bishop's injuries are not dangerous.
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Vienoa
Ramday
Nan
TAPT TO BUILD in CHICAGO THEATER
Plans by an architectural firm led by Charles Part of Cincinnati aim to construct a new theater on the site of the Taballe opera house in Chicago. Construction will start after the final performance of The Girl at the Gate on September 1 as the theater reopens.
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Chicago
Architectu
Charles P.art
Emperor Francis Joseph Turns Eighty Two in Vienna Celebration
Vienna marked Emperor Francis Josephs eighty second birthday with nationwide enthusiasm. The ailing ruler, staying at Ischl, received congratulations from the imperial family and guests at a state supper. A stabbing attack on the archbishop of Vienna slightly injured him. the assailant was arrested after a confession of intent to stab other dignitaries.
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Rmpperor Francis Doseph
Ene
Anajesty
Ischi
Upper An
Leopold
Bavaria
Buel
Vieemu
Pitager
SS. Stephan’s
Ama
Pring
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