Roosevelt Praises Taft and Describes His Character
Washington dispatch from Hy United Press notes Roosevelt would walk on hands and knees to witness Taft's inauguration. Taft is tall and powerful, loved for good nature yet firm, with legal training shaping Roosevelt's ideas into practical policy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
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William Howard Taft
United States
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Taft
Bill
War Department
Bullet Pulled After Forty Years From Hatfield Body
Horace Hatfield, a resident of Ashland Kentucky, had a bullet removed from his body after more than four decades. He believed the wound dated from the Chickamauga battle until an X ray revealed the hidden missile. The procedure brought relief after years of unexplained pain and confusion about the injury.
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Ashland
Horace Hatfield
Hatfield
Chickamauga
The Blind Statesman Gore Faces Hopeful Eye Treatments
Washington reports a corps of eye specialists assess if Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma can regain sight lost thirty years ago. His wife’s devotion fuels renewed hope as Gore, now totally blind, endures examinations and cautious optimism remains on both sides.
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Washington
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Senate
Gore
Chicago
Taft Delegates Seated in Missouri North Carolina Contests
United Press reports the National Committee seated Taft delegates in Missouri districts eleven and twelve and the Taft at large delegates. North Carolina districts choose Taft reps as Ohio candidates seek hearings. The South faces efforts to bolt and form a union Republican faction.
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South
North Carolina
Taft Momentum Grows as Contests Favor Taft Return
The national committee weighs Missouri eleventh and twelfth contests amid a Taft lead. Hughes delegates were chosen and Taft claims 541 votes, 60 above needed. Antis concede. 100 Taft votes may be seated in 135 contests. Sherman of New York poised for possible vice presidential nomination.
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Chicago
National Committee
Missouri
Hughes
Taft
Antis
Sherman
New York
No Need Of Suffering From Rheumatism
A town newspaper advertisements extol Chamberlain's Liniment to relieve rheumatism pain. It claims quick relief, improved sleep, and possible cures, urging trial before discouragement and noting availability from all druggists.
Populists Decide To Reorganize In Dallas Conference
At a Dallas gathering on June 10 the populists agreed to reorganize the party and place a state ticket in the field. J. M. Mallet was reappointed state chairman and is seeking 150,000 for E. W. Kilpatrick for governor.
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Dallas
Texas
J. M. Mallet
E. W.kilpatrick
Students Win Force President of A M Col
The board of trustees at A M College in College Station Texas agreed to most alumni demands and opened an investigation into President Harrington at 2 pm. The inquiry will be public and expected to last about 90 days, with 13 charges to be examined in detail. Carlos Bee of San Antonio was elected an honorary alumni member.
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College Station
Tex
A. and M. College
Alumni Association
Harrington
Carlos Bee
San Antonio
Barnum’s Granddaughter Weds After Inheriting Estate
Edna Hall granddaughter of P T Barnum inherits 275000 from his estate and immediately marries William McKnight a department store clerk in San Francisco where she worked.
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San Francisco
Edna Hall
P. T. Barnum
Wm. McKnight
Personal Notes of Travelers and Visitors
A string of brief notices lists Miss Lacoste from San Antonio journeying via Monterrey, Mrs. Parkin headed to Delafield for her son Blaine’s graduation, Mrs. Biggio visiting her son C. C. Biggio in Corpus Christi, and numerous others arriving, departing, or traveling through the region from San Marcos to Mexico, with ties to cities like San Jose, Monterrey, Tehuacan, and Dallas.
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Miss Lacoste
San Antonio
Monterrey
Wm. Biggio
Corpus Christi
City
C. C Biggio
Jose Maiz
Oscar Perron
San Jose
A. J. Barthelow
Hamilton
J. Kk. Gallagher
Detroit
Sam Park
Beamount
Geo W. King
Chicago
M. J. Sehneider
San Luis Potosi
F. S. Randall
R. W. Davis
Millionaire Bride Fetes Costly Presents in DC Wedding
Washington June 10 Joseph Leiter, Chicago millionaire, wed Juliette Williams daughter of Col John Williams. The ceremony featured a directoire gown in white and gifts totaling over a million dollars.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Joseph Leiter
Chicago Milllionaire
Juliette Williams
John Williams
Directoire
Rumor Denied On Chancellor Day’s World Tour Vacation
Syracuse June 10. At commencement Chancellor Day denied reports that Roosevelt granted eight months vacation for a world tour. Day hinted at possible resignation but rumors claim he will not return to Syracuse University.
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Syracuse N.Y
Day
Roosevelt
Syracuse University
Gates Goes On Strike Over Bell Boy Tips
John W. Gates has sworn off tipping after discovering bell boys at the Plaza Hotel were skimming from letters sent to him. About a hundred letters arrive daily and Gates had paid 25 cents per letter delivered, but the bell boys were extracting letters individually and withholding them.
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New York
John W. Gates
Mr. Gates
Plaza Hotel
Bell
Bell Boys
Powder Explosion Injures Indiana Fisherman On White Water River
Martin Diedling a member of a fishing party on White Water River near Lawrenceburg Indiana touched a match to a five pound powder can. The blast threw him into the river where his burning clothes went out and he swam ashore. He was brought to Cincinnati hospital with severe burns.
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Cincinnatti
Ohio
Martin Diedling
White Water River
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Cincinnati Hospital
Fires Destroy 45 Homes in New Orleans
Two blazes in New Orleans on Magazine and Rampart streets leveled forty five houses. Loss pegged at 150000 dollars. One man suffocated in the fires.
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New Orleans
Magazine Street
Rampart Street
Gould Says Politicians Cost Him Five Million
George Gould, preparing to sail for Europe, confirms Wall Street reports that the Wheeling and Lake Erie and Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Co will merge. He blames politicians for losing five million but says Hoke Smiths defeat signals better sentiment.
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New York
Europe
George Gould
Wall Street
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal Company
Bliwo
Gould
Hoke Smith
Hitchcock Case Goes To Jury In Hollywood Scandal
In New York on June 10 the Raymond Hitchcock case moves toward a jury verdict. Defense brings strong rebuttal evidence including a valet who testifies he overheard conversations in which the alleged victims’ stories are disputed. Hitchcock and wife testified for the defense while prosecutors may be called as witnesses.
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United Press
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Hermann Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Garvan
Dallas Woman Succumbs To Poison Mistake
Miss Bessie D. Martin 28, recent Dallas arrival, died at P and S hospital in San Antonio from corrosive sublimate mistaken for medicine. A bottle in her bathroom shelf mixed with her daily medicine, after which she shipped her remains to Dallas.
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Bessie D. Martin
Dallas
P. and S. Hospital
Martin
Miss Martin
Best Pills Ever Sold Guarantee Pushed by Ingleside Man
After suffering 15 years with chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, B. F. Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina says Dr King s New Life Pills are the best pill ever sold. Sold under guarantee at all druggists 25 cents.
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B. F. Ayscue
Ingleside
N. C
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