Allies withdraw threat in Taft contest feud unfolds
Chicago June reports that allies of Taft plan to press their case before the Republican national committees and possibly the convention. They say they will continue to present their side of contested delegates despite public signaling from some leaders to halt action.
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Chicago
James Friutis Burk
Knox
Hemenway
Indiana
J.B. Keating
Alles
Repres Balitioos
Taft
Tip
Ile National
Jyrgan Reeece Deroy
Crane
Massachusetts
Hemenwhy
Ceed
Kealing
A. BR
Humphreys
Hughes Manger
Cannon
la Follette
Foraker
Senator Foraker
Kentucky
Trolley Car Jumps Track In Fatal Crush Near Creve Coeur
A trolley car leaving Creve Coeur Lake line derailed on a sharp curve at 8:30 p.m. Sunday, overturning and burying passengers ten feet down an embankment. One man died and many were seriously injured, with three expected to die. Fire and rescue squads battled wreckage as victims were pulled free amid chaos.
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St. Laouis
Creve Coeur Lake
Venona wins small boat class in Marblehead to Hamilton race
Venona owned by George E Bliss of Boston wins class C in the Marblehead to Hamilton race finishing Sunday at 3 34 p m. The 193 mile voyage took 99 hours 32 minutes 15 seconds elapsed and 98 hours 12 minutes 15 seconds corrected. Captain Bliss credited eastward routing and a late southeast gate for the victory as Morchiness trailed 20 miles behind at the finish.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Venona
George E. Bliss
Boston
Marblehead
Llamo
Bliss
John B. Crozer
Philadelphia
Gulf Stream
Gnish
William E Quinby Dead Detroit editor of Free Press
William Emory Quinby died at Grice Hospital aged 73 after a three month illness that followed his wife’s death. Born Brewer Missouri 1835 he moved to Detroit in boyhood and graduated from the University of Michigan in 1858. He practiced law briefly before joining the Free Press staff, became managing editor, owned a share, and later headed the paper again after a stint as U S minister to the Netherlands from 1893 to 1897. He is survived by six children including Theodore E Quinby, Harry W Quinby, and Mrs Evelyn Stamp.
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Detroit
Mich
Wiliam Emory Quinby
Detroit Pree Press
United States
Netherlands
Grice Hospital
Mr. Quinby
Brewer
Lisbon
University of Michigan
The
Free Press
Wilbur F. Storey
the Hague
Theodore E. Quinby
Harry W. Quinby
Herbert M. Quinby
J. W. Beals, Jr
South Weymouth
Mass
Mra
Frerence de Funiak
Birmingham
Ata
Evelyn Stamp
Clevehill
Embezzlers Get Ten Years at Pennsylvan ia Penitentiary
Henry Relber and John Young former paying teller and auditor of the Farmers' Deposit National Bank were arraigned before Judge James S. Young in U S district court and sentenced to ten years each in the western Pennsylvania penitentiary. Relber, 49, married with three children, and Young, 45, married, gave statements.
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Pillsburg, Juse
Henry Relber
John Young
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
James S. Young
United States District Court
Western Pennsylvania
Young
Reiber
Prominent Detroiter Dead
Detroit mourns the death of Juga 8 Maryin H Stanton a prominent manufacturer and wholesaler and longtime city lighting commissioner He died Saturday after a long illness He leaves a widow and one son Stanton formerly served on the police commission and was a notable Detroit figure in business and civic affairs.
Platform nearly finished for Chicago GOP convention
Washington June reports that the Republican platform, to be adopted at the Chicago convention, endorses President Roosevelt’s policies, highlights tariff reform, and outlines financial and railroad rate law positions. It backs protection, favors a maximum and minimum tariff, opposes monopoly use, and supports currency reform and forest conservation.
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Washington
Chicago
Committee On
Wade Els
Ohio
Hopkins
Senator Long
Kansas
Taft
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Tarif
Congress
Aldrich-Vreesand
Bandits Attack Pay Train in Guerrero State
Bandits attacked a pay train near Balas in Guerrero as it moved toward Led Grandes mine. Four men guarded the train. three were killed and one wounded. Four thousand dollars were stolen. Rurales pursue the highwaymen. The mine is owned by an American company.
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City of
Mexico
Baseball Scores From June League Contests Across Regions
June baseball results from American and minor leagues show varied outcomes. Key matchups include Washington defeating Boston 14 to 2 in Chicago, Detroit losing 5 to 1 in St Louis, and Philadelphia dropping 2 to 1 at Louisville. Other notable scores appear in Milwaukee, Toledo, South Bend, Fort Wayne, Wheeling, Evansville, Grand Rapids, and Rock Island games among several leagues and divisions.
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Chicago
Ciicago
Washington
Letrokt
Boston
Detroit
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
Terre Haut
Unenville
Zanawvina
Eveansville
Grand Rapids
Dayton
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Lont
Ates
Cincinneti
AED
Pitiedetonta
Sc Louis
Oorlyn
American Vague
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Ouls
New York
Ald Datralt
Boston Washide
Amerrica
Aasoen
SFO
Tndianapolis
Ain Loulaville
Olude
Columbus Cau
Fes
Milwaukee
Millr
Lincoln
Denver
Des Moines
Bis Vile
Zanesville
Fort Wasne
Torre Hatta
Les Ate Dubugne
Pringtinia
Cedar Fe
Blooming Flom
Confederate Memorial Day Sermon in Washington
Gov Robert B Glenn of North Carolina addressed a Confederate Memorial Day gathering in Kingston National Cemetery praising Gen Lee and urging a day when Union and Confederacy graves are equally honored. He defended Gen Grant and expressed desire for Lincoln and Grant names to be respected nationwide while Lee and Jackson are cheered in all states.
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Washington
Robert B Glenn
North Carolna
Kington National Cemetery
Gov
Glenn
Thema W. Sims
Tennessee
Robert =. Lee
Gen
Grant
Appomattox
Southland
Abraham Lincoln
Ulyases Grant
George F Payne Dies in Philadelphia Capitol Builder
George F Payne of George F Payne & Co a noted Philadelphia contractor who built the Harringburg state capitol died at his home on Sunday aged 60. He faced an indictment with partner Charles G Wetter on conspiracy to defraud in capitol painting and decorating contracts.
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Philadelphia
George F. Payne
George F. Payne & Co
Harringburg
Tife
Payne
Charles G. Wetter
Six Miners Dead in Gold King Mine Incident
Six miners are killed and eight more in critical condition after inhaling toxic air at the Gold King mine near Gladstone, Colorado. Thirty more are temporarily confined to homes due to exposure, with many left weakened by the incident.
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Silverton
King Milne
Gladstone
Bandits Loot Three Stations on Big Four Railroad
Burglars boarded a handcar at Alton Illinois then stopped at Dorchester Bunker Hill and Bathalto on the Big Four railroad and plundered three stations. No injuries reported and authorities seek suspects after the weekend raid.
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Alton
Big Four
Dorchester
Bunker Hill
Bathalto
Poole admits hypnotic spell led to church murder
Grant Poole, the Oakfield murder suspect, claims he was under a hypnotic spell and not to blame for shooting Mrs E Orvis in the church. A preliminary exam was held. the case continues with no bond set. Poole expresses remorse and says he fled toward Ladoga after the act.
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Fond du Lac
Grant Poole
Orvis
Oakfield
Tle
Maurice McKeons
Queen of Actresses Praise Peruna Wins Public Credit
Peruna is promoted as non nervine and non stimulant with digestive benefits. A Wallace California user claims six years of stomach trouble and nervous dyspepsia improved after liquid-diet treatments, then fully cured after taking several bottles of Peruna.
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J. C. Jamison
Wallace
Cal
Ming
Dad and His Memory
A father laments his son Don’s forgetfulness about election figures on the bulletin board. Mrs. Harding questions how such forgetfulness arises as the father urges the habit of writing things down, recalling his own long practice of note keeping. Youth’s Companion.
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Mr. Harding
Mre. Harding
Builerin-Board
Looking for Comfort in a Daring Town Dash
A fragment recalls a tense chase as a character urges speed to secure the next town before a jail closes for the night. The scene hints at urgency, rough talk, and a desperate bid to stay ahead of capture.
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Shorty
Useless Society Fishmonger Conversation Mixes Prose
Mrs Jones recalls a chat with a fish dealer noted for original ideas. London Opinion quotes her puzzled response and the dealer’s reply, humorously denying personal change through association while claiming lifelong work as a fishmonger who cannot swim.
Grape-Nuts Endorsed By Run-Down Readers
Letters praise Grape-Nuts as a powerfully sustaining food aiding strength, nerve, and brain work. A New Yorker reports quick recovery from long night shifts, weight gain, and renewed vigor after using the product. The Postum Company cites reader letters as genuine testimonials, urging readers to explore The Road to Wellville.
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N. S
Japure
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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Kis
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Harry Rivers
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Chris Haefner
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C. M. White
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Appleton
Barbara Jane McNaughton
John McNaughton
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Lawrence University
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Watertown
Thomas Kelly
Justice Henzen
Kelly
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Wiliam Trowbridge
Edward E. Olson
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J. G Gorth
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