Sherman 19 Holding Own As Gall Stone Illness Lags
Representative James S Sherman, Republican candidate for vice president, remains in Lakeside hospital Cleveland after gall stone attack. Bulletin reports his temperature at 102 and pulse 92 with restlessness but improving overall with hopeful outlook. Mrs Sherman and son Richard arrived from Utica to be with him.
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James Schoolcraft Sherman
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Lakeside Hospital
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Taft
Sherman
William H. Taft
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Washington
J. S. Sherman
Cincinnati
Carter
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Utica
Sleeper Departs Caracas Leaving U S Diplomats In Limbo
The United States confirms Jacob Sleeper secretary of the American legation at Caracas abandons his post leaving no U S diplomatic representative in Venezuela. The Brazilian legation will handle American interests as US gunboat Marietta is en route to Porto Cabello for evacuation. The move follows years of stalled disputes with President Castro and growing unrest in the region.
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Caracas
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Sleeper
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Castro
Willemstad
Marietta
Porto Cabello
W. W. Russell
Francis A. Ruggles
John Brewer
Holland
Colombia
Hill Wife Ends Life Attempt After Secluding Self
In New York on Tuesday night Mrs Amelia Frances Hill wife of Edward K Hill a prominent Empire Subway official fought off her daughter as she tried to stop a fatal poison drink. She locked herself in her room with the poison and drank it dying before medical help could reach her after the apartment was entered.
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New York
Amelia Frances Hill
Edward K. Hill
Empire Subway Company
Death of Charles B. Jefferson Former Theatrical Manager
Charles B. Jefferson former theatrical manager and eldest son of the late Joseph Jefferson died Tuesday night in St Luke s hospital after a illness of several weeks from a complication of stomach troubles He leaves a widow and four daughters The funeral will be private and the interment will be at Sandwich Massachusetts where his father is buried.
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New York
Charles B. Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
St. Luke's Hospital
Sandwich
Mass
Thieves Target Evansville Home Reitz Jewel Theft
Thieves broke into Mrs. John A. Reitz home in Evansville stealing jewels valued at 4000 dollars but the items were recovered and returned the same night.
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John A. Reitz
Evansville
Welch and wife arrested in dynamiting case at Anaconda
Butte Montana June 24 Mr and Mrs John K Welch are under arrest in Anaconda charged with dynamiting the home of W C Wicklund Wicklund foreman of the Blue Quarry two months earlier Wicklund's home was wrecked while he and his wife and baby were shocked but Wicklund escaped serious injury threatening letters preceded the case Welch a general foreman denies the charges relation between Welch and Wicklund is known to have included quarrels
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Wicklund
Welch
Cholera Outbreak Edges Camp Gregg Troops
Cholera breaks out at Camp Gregg Manila with three scouts and one civilian dead. Lieuts Jones and Muldoon are among those infected as quarantine rules tighten. Pangasinan reports ninety three new cases in 24 hours, sixty dead, amid naval movements for station subs.
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First Cavalry
Muldoon
Philippine Scouts
Pangasinan
Luzon
Caesar
Red Oak Woman Attacks Family. Boy Dead
Mrs Milo Wilcox of Red Oak areas went violent with a butcher knife killing her six year old son. Her eleven year old daughter was severely wounded and remains unconscious along with the mother. The mother attempted suicide with serious self inflicted cuts.
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Red Oak
Milo Wilcox
Heat Kills 18 in Chicago Amid Severe Wave
Heat claimed 18 lives in Chicago Tuesday with the toll rising to 23 deaths in two days. Police reported 23 cases of prostration as the hot spell worsened.
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Chicago
Mount for State Treasurer
Joliet Alabama June 24 Former Mayor John B Mount announced his candidacy for state treasurer on the Democratic ticket.
George Hamilton Arrested in Peru for Counterfeiting
George Hamilton was arrested at Peru on counterfeiting charges. Police recovered molds and other implements used for the crime.
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George Hamilton
Peru
Jean Reid Weds Early Brother John Ward in Royal Chapel
King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended the wedding of Jean Reid daughter of Ambassador Whitelaw Reid to Hon. John Hubert Ward at St James Palace Chapel. The ceremony followed by a reception at Dorchester House featured a royal procession and notable guests from British and American circles.
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London
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Whitelaw Reid
England
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Earl of Dudley
Queen Victoria
St. James’ Square
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Madison County Woman Ends Life Over River Flood
Mrs. Mary Whitecamp, 48, wife of Henry Whitecamp a wealthy Madison County landowner, killed herself at home Tuesday by cutting her throat with a butcher knife. Despondency over flood damage to Whitecamp lands along the Mississippi is believed to have driven the act.
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Henry Whitecamp
Madison County
Here
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Rival Sultans Clash Near Fez As Forces Converge
Tangier reports say Abd-el-Aziz loyalists march toward Fez within 12 hours and prepare to strike Maulai Hafid the usurping sultan. Local observers note the mounting risk of a decisive battle in the region.
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Sultan Abd-el-Aziz
Fez
Voting machines to be tested in Richmond this fall
Richmond prepares for fall election as voting machines undergo tests and county commissioners consider purchasing several units to ensure smooth ballots.
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Richmond
W B Leeds Dies in Paris Health Drive Ends in Tragedy
W B Leeds dies suddenly at the Ritz in Paris with his wife and son at his side after years of illness. He planned to sail home Wednesday. Wealth is reported around 35 million dollars. former Rock Island president leaves a large fortune. His son Rudolph Leeds in Richmond Palladium reports the death. Funeral plans not yet announced.
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William B. Leeds
Leeds
Richmond Palladium
Yale and Taft Shine in Commencement Day Triumph
New Haven June 24 Yale triumphs over Harvard 3 to 0 in the Yale Harvard baseball game as War Secretary Taft leads a class march through a heat wave. Taft attends Yale ceremonies, speaks at Ledyard memorial, and is hailed by thousands. He walks with his classmates, photos at Edwards House, and receives a citywide ovation.
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William Howard Taft
Yale Iép
Yale
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Ledyard
Charlie Taft
Howard C. Hollister
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Yale Field
Big Bill
Yell
WANT JOHNSON ON TICKET
Denver voters discuss the vice presidential pick at the Democratic convention with Gov Johnson leading as the preferred candidate. Despite denials, proponents argue his Minnesota success could justify a nomination for second on the national ticket.
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Gov Johnson
Minnesota
Georgia to send uninstructed delegation to Denver
Georgia will dispatch an uninstructed delegation to the Democratic national convention in Denver. The state convention met, named delegates from districts and at large, ratified the ticket headed by Joseph M. Brown for governor, adopted a platform, and adjourned. A Watson second place endorsement failed decisively.
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Joseph M. Brown
Thomas E. Watson
Bank Cashier Harry Hugggett Found Dead in Ohio Field
Columbus reports cashier Harry Hugggett of the People's Bank of the East Side shot himself in Bullitt Park Tuesday. Investigators note an alleged $5,000 shortage in his accounts as a possible motive.
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Columbus
Harry Huggett
People’s Bank of the East Side
Bullit Park
Missouri River at Omaha Reaches 27 Year High
The Missouri river at Omaha shows the highest stage in 27 years with an unofficial reading of 19.2 feet at five o'clock Tuesday afternoon and continuing to rise slowly.
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Missouri
Top Notch
Omaha
Neb
Missouri River
Cooks who cook secured through Reporter local column
Local columnist reports that cooks who cook secured coverage and interest through the Reporter column. The piece highlights community interest in culinary topics and notes ongoing engagement with readers.
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Columza
Bloody fight in Teheran ends in bombardment of parliament
Teheran on June 24 reports a bloody clash around the parliament as Cossacks and troops demanded arrests. Fire was opened, several soldiers killed, and orders issued to bombard the parliament building. Bombs were thrown from the parliament and a mosque, disabling a gun and wounding gunners. The halls were later cleared with many deaths and injuries.
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Teheran
Drowned Men in Ontonagon River Tragedy
Oscar Wester aged 19 drowned while bathing in the Ontonagon river at Ontonagon on Tuesday. David P. Russ 33 perished attempting to recover Wester. he leaves a widow and several young children.
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Houghton
Mich
Oscar Wester
Ontonagon River
Ontonagon
David P. Russ
Wester
Russ
Louisville & Nashville Shops Partly Close at Evansville
Louisville and Nashville shops at Evansville have partly closed down, leaving many skilled laborers out of work and affecting local rail operations.
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Louisville & Nashville
Evansville
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