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Newspaper

Lebanon Semi Weekly News

Location

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1908

Page

5

Sherman nomination sparks national party tensions at convention

Delegates boost Sherman as Taft ally Cannon moves to second his name amid cheers. Lodge and Guild emerge for vice president while Taft factions clash over national chairmanship and campaign leadership, signaling the formal start of the campaign.

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Elmer Dovel Sherman’s Career in Public Life

Utlen New York June 20 Representative Jones Schoolcraft notes Sherman has represented the Twenty Seventh district of New York, Herkimer and Oneida counties since 1887 with one term off. A lawyer with many business interests, he was Utica mayor in 1884 and led party efforts, close to Reed and McKinley, trusted by Roosevelt.

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Taft In Home City Welcomed as Favorite Son

Cincinnati marks Secretary Tafts arrival with an informal welcome at the station. He stays with brother Charles D Taft as he plans a conference with Congressman Sherman and the Republican national committee members. Taft lacks a home in Cincinnati and uses Charles Tafts house as headquarters during the visit.

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Gravesend Meet Ends in Big Attendance Despite Ban

The Moonklyn Jockey Club spring meeting at Gravesend drew strong crowds despite a ban on batting. Meld Mouse led early but Wild Refrain and Montauk were among winners across six furlongs. Officials reported heightened vigilance for any betting activity amid the lively race day atmosphere.

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Poor Artist Struggles To Draw High Silvery Glow

A local artist faces difficulty rendering a luminous silver glow in a drawing. The work remains unfinished as effort hinges on mastering shading and light diffusion to achieve the intended brilliance. Community observers note the artist’s persistence despite repeated attempts.

Tennessee man Wright named War Secretary by Roosevelt

The White House announced Luke B. Wright of Tennessee to succeed Taft as secretary of war. A Confederate veteran, Wright made Memphis famous during the yellow fever outbreak and later served in the Philippines, as governor and ambassador, gaining strong support from Union veterans and southern legal circles.

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President Roosevelt Leaves for Oyster Bay Vacation Today

June 20 Washington reports preparations underway for the president to depart for Oyster Bay at 5:35 PM with Mrs. Roosevelt and their son. He says he has enjoyed serving the American people and thanks are due to all.

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Suburban Handicap Triumph for Keene Held at Sheepshead Bay

James R. Keene's blue dotted horse wins the $26,000 Suburban handicap at Sheepshead Bay by a length and a half. King James, Fair Play, Master Robert follow in order as 12 runner field closes. Time 2:08 for a mile and a quarter, near the world record. Attendance limited by new law. only about 20,000 despite bright weather. Police restraining crowds after injunction amid betting-law enforcement. early races list winners and placings across six events.

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Two Million Blaze Destroys Shelby Stee Tube Plant

A fire devastated the Shelby Stee Tube plant in Shelby Ohio used by United States Steel Corp. The loss nears two million dollars and the origin remains undetermined. The facility had been closed for weeks and once produced bicycle seamless tubing before shifting to other products. Some adjacent machinery survived only barely, and the blaze spread through multiple factories.

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Deaths in the Mimic War Leave Two Soldiers Dead

New York reports a fatal incident near Mont Worth where Private John Welsh aged twenty five and George Turvey aged twenty two of the Ninth Regiment died of wounds from a premature explosion while swabbing a gun. Private Mc Powell also died of wounds. The blast occurred as guns fired at the Narrows, with several soldiers injured and a search for possible assailants mentioned. The guards returned with the dead, and the X ray apparatus remains limited to medical use for those bearing a doctor’s mark.

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Gunpowder Explosion at New York Harbor Battery Mills

A June 10 incident near the Narrows in New York caused a six inch gun to explode during removal of charges. At least four men were injured, including George Harvey and John McDowell, as guards and regulars worked to secure the area. The blast threw debris and men, with several sustaining burns and contusions. a Catholic priest ministered last rites as wounded were treated at the post hospital.

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Union Leaders Dissatis over Republican Platform

The American Federation of Labor leaders criticize the Republican platform as failing to abolish certain evils and relegating reformers to alien status. Key figures such as Bryan and Roosevelt figures are noted as reacting to the convention's actions, with comments from leaders in Lincol Nebraska and other centers.

Real estate sale notice involving Henry W. Runkel and Kate

Parcel on Partridge Avenue described as a large ground lot in the city. Transaction concerns a $250 consideration and is noted as a watered silk item sale, with references to a fire sale and 4K goods.

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