Baltimore Booms Gaynor as Democratic Nomination Ties Grow
Fifty Baltimore businessmen joined with Clark Wilson Harmon supporters to launch a Gaynor organization at the Emerson hotel. Ex State Senator Cantor of New York arranged the headquarters and a Gaynor banner campaign song circulated as Edwin A Brownly, Baltimore lawyer, was named president of the Gaynor league.
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New York City
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Edwin A. Brownly
Gaynor League
Reso
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Woman aviator killed in bi plane crash at state fair
Miss Julia Clarke one of three licensed female pilots was killed when a Curtiss biplane struck a tree at the Illinois state fair grounds during a practice flight. The aircraft wrecked, Clarke’s skull crushed. She had requested cremation in Denver and burial in a black dress. The wreckage was deemed sound by Lansing Callan after a brief inspection. Rebel leader dies of drink in Madera Mexico as saloons close.
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Springfield
Julia Clarke
Denver
Riverside Cemetery
Lansing Callan
Shckeling
Weather Outlook for Northered and Southern Prison
In northered the day is cloudy and cooler while the southern prison area remains partly unsettled. Tomorrow there will be fair skies with moderate northwest winds and improving conditions.
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Fale
Northérd
Toda
Baseball results scattered across national leagues
National and American League results show New York and Pittsburgh in the NL with varied scores, Boston and Cincinnati games affected by rain, and standings listing New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis and others. American League listing Chicago, Boston, Detroit, Washington, Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia, and St. Louis with records and percentages. International and New York state leagues report additional scores and standings amid rain delays and darkness interruptions.
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RK Am
Cincinnati
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McLean
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Brooklyn
RnRae
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Detroit
Cleveland
Lopie
Jersey City
Torento
Frill and Welly
Maxwell
Bemis
Newark
Buffalo
Pullenweider
Hoth
Gas Bell
McCarthy
Amit
Gaing
Baltimore
Rh HB
Rochester
Timore
Holmes
Blair
Shawkey
Bengen
Vickers
Payne
Hughes
Jacklitsch
Providence
Montreal
Averette
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Toronto
Seer
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Wilkesbarre
Wikesbarre Saiences
Ennira
Ecocenes
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Coveeees
HLM
Scranton
Binghamton
Bocanion
General Markets. June Butter and dairy notes in New York
Market report highlights weaker butter and creamery extras with varied dairy offerings. Notes on eggs meat and poultry prices, live veal and calves, and calendar items for dairy and farm products. Includes prices for butter, cream, eggs, and poultry, with occasional references to quality grades and stock movements.
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New York
Begone
Rds
Matéie
Hunt
Napa
Hennery Browbs
Boca
Ney
Maida
Live Stock Markets Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Classes
Markets for cattle and sheep show overall steadiness with declines in some segments. Beef cows and fat cattle report solid demand while hogs and lambs face softer prices. spring lambs and veal steady with wide price ranges and notable variations by weight and grade.
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Carimton
Cplvems &T
County Boys Camp Opens At Point Pleasant Delaware
The county YMCA hosts its annual Boys Camp at Point Pleasant on the Delaware. Camp runs from the 21st to July 16 with activities including minstrel shows, plays, boating, track and aquatic meets, and campfire Bible talks. Registration costs two dollars for members and six dollars weekly for nonmembers. Leaders Institute for rural welfare opens Friday evening.
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Point Point Pleasant
Delaware
Young Men'a Christian Association
Point Pleasant
George’ M. Blackman
Ocean City Life Saving Station
Kings of Life
Association
Twoaay
President Taft recalls ancestor the Blacksmith Who Made His Mark
President Taft recounts his ancestor Henry Taft the first of the family in America a blacksmith who signed with his mark in old age. The tale arose during a meeting with Cumberland mountain Republicans seeking clemency for L. H. Salyer of Pike County Kentucky.
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America
Cumberland Mountain
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
White House
Pike County
Joha W. Langley
Caleb Powers
Mountain
C. Baascum Slemp
Big Stone Gap
Richard Waustin
L. H. Sallyer
Hellier
Salyer
Compton
Sallyer
Taft
States
Henry Taft
Hygienic Congress Addresses Fight Against Infantile Paralysis
The fifteenth international congress on hygiene and demography meets in Washington in September to study the disease, its spread, and possible cures. Noted scientists including Theobald Smith, William Park, O Builes, Karl Landsteiner, and Alfred Peterson will lead sections and present papers on hygienic microbiology and parasitology.
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Washington
United States
Hellith
Theobald Smith
Hinevard University Medical School
William MM. Park
Department of Health
New York
Obhries Builes
United States Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service
Netter
Paria
Francis Harbuts
Olimajtidala
M. Levaditt
Path
Karl “Landsteiner
Vienna
Simon Piexner
Pat Borber
Marburg
Alfred Petterson
Stockholm
Philip A. B.sheppard
Cambridge
Maas
Cambridge pursuits in breeding red egg laying hens shown
The Cambridge School of Agriculture experiments to breed a red egg laying hen with strong vitality. They compare to Mendelian laws, noting hens’ obedience to genetics, food may affect egg color, and ambitious aim to yield 20 two ounce eggs yearly. The piece also mentions a World Tour Prize and a forecast of a 1913 World War.
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England
Cambridge School of Agriculture
Cambridge
Pavel
Canarina
Clayton to Lead Broad Probe of Beef Trust Ties
Congressman Henry D. Clayton of Alabama, 55, chair of the House Judiciary Committee, will oversee a far reaching inquiry into beef trust methods. The probe aims to rebuild or replace the Sherman act and will examine large combinations beyond previous efforts. Clayton, a long time Democrat and former elector, is a seasoned lawyer and eight term member.
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Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
House Judiciary Committee
Clayton
House of Representatives
Costgreas
United States
Ambassador Wilson faces health strain from Mexico post
Washington Star reports Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson of the United States to Mexico has taken a vacation in Washington due to excessive workload and declining health from the past year. The piece notes his three year tenure amid Mexican turmoil and his previous career as a newspaper man and banker.
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Mexico
Henry Lane Wilson
United States
Washington
Wicon
Ambassador Wilson
Indiana
Spokane
Pressley
Belgium
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