Oklahoma Governor Haskell Named Democratic Treasurer
Gharles N Haskell governor of Oklahoma becomes treasurer of the Democratic National Committee with a plan to guard party funds in the state that guarantees bank deposits. A lawyer and industrial developer, Haskell helped draft Oklahoma’s constitution and backed temperance laws. Born in Putnam county Ohio in 1800, he endured harsh youth, worked on farms, taught, and, after reading law, was admitted to the bar in 1881. He practiced at Ottawa, Ohio, and has been married twice, his current wife Miss Lillie B Gallup.
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Putnam County
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Ottawa
Misa Lillie B. Gallup
Taft Porch In Cincinnati Draws Nomination Campaign Interest
The article notes Taft and Bryan have yet to speak publicly, aside from delegations. It highlights Charles P Taft as host in Cincinnati where a formal notification and Taft acceptance speech occurred. Taft’s home, long inhabited by Charles Taft and his wife, sits amid factories and stately grounds with paintings valued in the hundreds of thousands.
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East
Test
Bryan Campaign News From Lincoln To Hot Springs
Reports from Callers across the country cheer Bryan prospects with notable figures and delegates visiting, including Henry Clayton and J W McClure. Henry George Jr and others discuss banking deposits, labor moves, and Stevenson as a strong Illinois governor candidate. Generals gather at Hot Springs for Taft staff talks on West Virginia support and Scherr bolt concerns. Wilson and Straus plan Vermont speeches as Keating takes charge at Chicago bureau.
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Kan
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New York
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Erie
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Taft
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Adyias
Wilson
Straus
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Vermont
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Mansfield
Chicago
Jobs for Choate and Root Preside New York GOP Convention
New York August 11 arrangements for the Republican state convention were announced by State Chairman Timothy L. Woodruff who said the date would be September 14 at Albany. Joseph H. Choate will serve as temporary chairman and Elihu Root as permanent chairman, both named for their experience and status as prominent New Yorkers.
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Woodruff
Baratoga
Joseph H. Choate
London
Elihu Root
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Root
Fair Campers Robbed Wake Up in the Morning
In Washington Pennsylvania on August 11 the Dew Drop Camping club of twenty young women reported their campsite robbed. Their clothes vanished after a reception the night before and attackers are suspected among uninvited youths. A farmer was paid to fetch relatives. by noon the campers recovered modest attire.
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Exploding Boiler Kills Eight Men in York Mill
Eight workers died and nearly twenty were injured when a boiler exploded at the York rolling mill during repairs. The blast wrecked parts of the mill, damaged nearby plant and killed a horse nearby, with casualties concentrated among Columbia and nearby towns. Authorities investigate the catastrophe and summarize the immediate scene.
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