Taft Sloughs Official Robes As Political Talks Prolong
President Taft, in the War Department, says he is shedding official robes while handling vast routine duties. He met with Rep. Burton about the Chicago convention and Ohio politics and said Mr. Vorys will not be party chairman. Burton may travel to Hot Springs as Taft and family head there.
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Washington
William H. Taft
War Department
Gov. Wright
Department
Panama
Panama Canal
Cuba
Burton
Theodore E. Burton
Cleveland, O
Chicago
Ohio
Taft
Hot Springs
Mr. Taft
Mrs. Taft
Charlie
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
National Committee
Cincinnati
Vorys
F. H. Hitchcock
Potter in Cooperstown Relates to Bishop Potter Condition
Cooperstown New York July 1 Tuesday night Bishop Henry C Potter was slightly worse than in the morning but otherwise his condition was not materially changed. He is still critically ill.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Henry C. Potter
Bridge Collapse Traps Rider Near Dillsboro
Ray McRutgidk, driving a traction engine, fell when a bridge near Dillsboro collapsed. He sustained serious injuries in the accident.
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Dillsboro
Ray McRutgidk
Two Die As Livery Stable Collapses In Minneapolis
A July 1 collapse at 49 Seventh Street South during demolition of a livery stable left two men dead C W Hardy of 22 South Eighth Street and George Johnson from near Willmar Minn and three others badly injured while seven or eight were bruised. Firemen and police freed workers buried in debris with E S Robinson the last survivor removed by five o'clock.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Seventh Street South
C. W. Hardy
South Eighth Street
George Johnson
Willmar
Hardy
Johnson
E. S. Robinson
Train wrecking claim linked to California Limited crash
Santa Fe officers allege the California Limited wreck near Winslow Ariz Sunday night was caused by burning the bridge. The incident killed three and injured more than 30 as investigators report a deliberate act. Passenger William Winter rests quietly at his Riverside summer home after minor injuries.
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Los Angeles
Cal
The
Santa Fe
California Limited
Winslow
Ariz
H. J. Franklin
General Coast
William Winter
American Dramatic Critics
Riverside
Washington Address Opens National Education Convention
In Cleveland on July 1 Booker T. Washington, president of Tuskegee Institute, spoke on negro education and the nation during the convention. Delegates split into groups to discuss science and methods in their teaching lines in the daylong sessions.
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Cleveland, O
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Terminal Charges Upheld By Circuit Court Ruling
Judges Sanborn Hook and Adams in the United States circuit court issued an inter locutory decree suspending the Interstate Commerce Commission order that cut livestock transfer charges from $2 to $1 per car between Chicago termini and the Union Stock Yards. Judge Adams delivered the opinion.
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St. Paul
Sanborn, Hook and Adams
United States Circuit Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Adams
Will Dissolve Distillers Injunction in Branding Rules Case
Cincinnati July 1 Judge J E Sater planned to dissolve the temporary restraining order that blocked Internal Revenue Collector Beltman and his gaugers from enforcing new branding rules for distilled spirits. The ruling resolves the dispute between Clifton Springs Distilling and federal enforcement.
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Distillers
Cincinnati
United States
J. E. Sater
Clifton Springs Distilling Company
Internal Revenue
Beltman
Well Known Journalist Johnson Dies in Washington
Sylvanus E. Johnson longtime Washington correspondent and former Cincinnati Enquirer editor died at his home in Washington Tuesday night He had worked with the Ohio State Journal and the New York World and served as Gridiron club president Born in Jefferson county Ohio in 1841
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Washington
Sylvanus E. Johnson
Ohio State Journal
The
New York World
Cincinnati Enquirer
Gridiron Club
Jefferson County
Ohio
Fez Captive Abd-el-Malek Tortured by Usurper’s Followers
Abd-el-Malek chief of the el-Quar expeditionary force was captured by Mulai Hafid supporters in Fez Morocco on July 1. He was chained and hanged head downward and whipped into senselessness for refusing to surrender.
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Fez
Morocco
Abd-el-Malek
el-Quar
Mulai Hafid
Divorce Granted to Mrs Hobbs Douglass in Norfolk
Mrs Lou isiana Hobbs Douglass was granted an absolute divorce from Oswald Reginald Douglass on the ground of desertion for more than three years. The couple married at Lambers Point.
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Lord” Douglass
Norfolk
W. Va
Louisiana Hobbs Douglass
Oswald Reginald Douglass
Douglass
Miss Hobbs
Lambers Point
Booth & Co Plead Guilty to Railroad Concessions
Booth and Co pleaded guilty in Judge Landis court to accepting concessions from the Lehigh Valley and Nickel Plate railroads. United States District Attorney Sims recommended a $10,000 fine, with Judge Landis to decide later.
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Chicago
A. Booth & Co
United States
Landis
Sims
Danville Man Shot During Theft Incident
John Austin, a Black resident near Danville, was shot by Harvey Caine as Austin attempted to steal corn from his crib. The case centers on a shooting tied to a home corn crib invasion and alleged theft.
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John Austin
Danville
Harvey Caine
Rebels attack Palomas and rurales respond near El Paso
Reports from July 1 describe rebels attacking the Mexican post at Palomas Chihuahua 100 miles west of El Paso and rurales cornering and killing eight of the revolutionists in the Las Vacas area American troops begin enforcing neutrality laws along the border with four cavalry units dispatched to Del Rio Texas and more to follow under orders from Gov Myer Civil authorities and War Department debate limits of military action across the border
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Fl Paso
Tex
Palomas
Chihuahua
el Paso
el Paso & Southwestern Railway
Mimbres
N. M
Immigration and Customs
Columbus
Rurales
del Rio
Las Vacas
Washington
Myer
Department of Texas
War Department
United States
Army
Mexico
Mc Clellan Declared New York Mayor Over Hearst
Justice Lambert ruled George B. Mc Clellan duly elected mayor of New York in 1905 after Hearst suit seeking a recount. Jury verdict upheld Mc Clellan with a near five thousand plurality, finding no fraud in the ballot boxes.
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New York
George B. McClellan
W. R. Hearst
Lambert
Hearst
McClellan
W. S. Jackson
Women’s Clubs Conclude Ninth Biennial Convention
Boston July 1 Mrs Philip N Moore of St Louis heads new officers as president at Symphony hall for the General Federation of Women's Clubs final adjournment of the ninth biennial convention. Afternoon sessions covered civil service reform with Miss Anna Lewis Clark of Missouri. legislative and industrial conference with Senator Beveridge of Indiana and Mrs J Borden Harrison of New York. and library extension conference chaired by Mrs Addison F Broomhall of Ohio.
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Boston
Philip N. Moore
St. Louis
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Symphony Hall
Anna Lewis Clark
Missouri
Clarence Burns
New York
Legislative and Industrial Conference
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
J. Borden Harrison
Addison F. Broomhall
Ohio
Glazier to Admit Bankruptcy in U S Court
Detroit July 1 The Free Press reports attorney James S Gorman for former State Treasurer Frank P Glazier has consented to file a document in bankruptcy proceedings. Glazier will admit insolvency and consent to adjudication as a bankrupt and the filing will be submitted to the court Thursday for approval.
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Glazier
Detroit
Mich
The
Free Press
James S. Gorman
Frank P. Glazier
United States
Detroit Girl Weds German Count
The wedding of Miss Mary Joy Newland to Count Minno Frederick Limberg Stirum occurred Tuesday evening at the bride's sister's residence in Detroit. The couple will move to their home in Germany late next fall. Count Limberg serves in the Royal guards of Emperor William's court.
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Detroit
Mich
Mary Joy Newland
Minno Frederick Limberg Stirum
Germany
Count Limberg
William
City defrauding indictment against Western Construction president
Indianapolis July 1 The grand jury charged Henry V. Marshall president of Western Construction with presenting a false claim against the city for asphalt street patching. He was admitted to bail of 35000.
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City
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry V. Marshall
The
Western Construction Company
First Patient Dies at State Epileptic Hospital
Eliza Lewis died yesterday in the state epileptic hospital at New Castle. She is the first patient to die at the institution.
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Eliza Lewis
New Castle
Bible Convention Sets Columbus as Host in October
Columbus Ohio delegates meet to accept the international Bible convention for October 22 to 25. The event, led by the World's Student Christian Federation, aims to promote intelligent study and use of the English Bible.
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Columbus
United Brotherhoods of Columbus
International Bible Convention
Student Christian Federation
Alleged Swindler to Be Tried in Oklahoma
Gov. Haskell accepts Illinois Gov. Deneen’s requisition for Theodore C. Brockhauser, held in Foraker Osage county, on charges of fake first mortgage note sales. He is accused of swindling Chicago workers out of six thousand dollars.
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Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
Child Charged with Murder in Casota Case
Lesueur Minnesota July 1 a ten year old named Robert Jardine was charged with murder in the first degree and jailed here Tuesday. He is alleged to have lain in wait last Sunday for Russell St John about his own age and shot him to death in Casota.
Cooks Who Cook Highlighted in Local Reporter Column
A local column profile titled Cooks who cook spotlights community kitchen makers, their techniques, and the impact of informal dining networks in the neighborhood. The piece features several home cooks and their signature dishes.
Fight Over anti injunction plank at Democratic convention
In Denver candidates for vice president on the Democratic ticket are many but George Gray of Delaware may secure second place if he agrees to accept it. Josiah Marvel delays consent while arguing Gray seeks the top post. A strong fight is expected over the anti injunction plank with Bryan favoring tougher language and Sullivan and Taggart opposing extremes. Assistants and tally clerks are named for the convention and party operations.
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Denver
Col
George Gray
Delaware
Josiah Marvel
Wilmington
Del
Dela Ware
Marvel
Judge Gray
Ryan
Gray
Committee On Resolutions
Lincoln
Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
Taggart
National Committee
Sullivan
Alleged Slayer of Frorer Pleads Guilty to Robbery
Springfield July 1 William Webber pleaded guilty to robbery to escape murder trial in the killing of Frank Frorer a Lincoln banker. He was sentenced to the penitentiary for the offense and the murder charge remains unresolved.
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Frorer
Springfield
Frank Frorer
Lincoln
William Webber
Sherman to Return to Utica After Illness Return
Sherman will leave for his Utica New York home Thursday morning after a ten day illness in Cleveland. Congressman James S Sherman Republican candidate for vice president has nearly recovered his strength and will depart as planned.
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Sherman
Utica
Cleveland
James S. Sherman
N. Y
Former New Orleans Tax Collector Convicted of Embezzlement
Ferdinand Dudenhofer, once state tax collector in New Orleans, was found guilty Tuesday of embezzling about $66,000 of state funds. Sentencing was deferred.
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New Orleans
Ferdinand Dudenhofer
Ambassador Riddle Improves Amid Pneumonia Threat
In St. Petersburg on July 1 Joan W. Riddle the American ambassador to Russia shows gradual strength gains after threats of pneumonia.
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St. Petersburg
Joan W. Riddle
Russia
Terre Haute Clergy Meet Over Pistol Carrying
The ministerial association at Terre Haute has called a meeting to discuss action on pistol carrying. Four murders have been committed recently, prompting concerns about public safety and demand for policy steps.
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Terre Haute
Veteran to wed fourth unseen wife in Milwaukee tale
Milwaukee reports veteran William Hoster, a former soldier, set to marry his fourth unseen wife, Mrs. William Rice of Indianapolis, without having met her. He has married three times before and, after each wife’s death, lived in the Milwaukee soldiers home and led the old soldiers band. He cherishes marriage vows and pending ceremony awaits Mrs. Rice’s arrival.
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Milwaukee
William Hoster
William Rice
Rochester Avenue
Indianapolis
Hester
Old Soldiers
Monomania Detected In Paris Patient At Hotel Dieu
Paris June 30 Professor Dieulafoy identified a patient at Hotel Dieu with gangrenous sores on arms and legs caused by self-inflicted injury. After long tests the man confessed to simulating disease due to a powerful monomania.
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Paris
Dieulafoy
Hotel Dieu
M. Dieulafou
Read Advertisements In The Reporter For Heat
Prominent notice urges readers to consult The Reporter for heat related ads and guidance on lodging, suites, and steam requests during hot conditions.
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Tenn
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Decatur
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