Governor Harris Opens Ohio Republican Convention in Dayton
In Dayton on September 12 the Ohio Republican convention convened amid excitement and factional splits. Senator Dick retained control of the central committee, with Burton and Daugherty factions opposing. Harding of Hamilton was nominated for Congress. Senator Foraker delivered a forceful speech praising Governor Harris and urging party unity to sustain Roosevelt era policies.
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Harris
Senator Foraker
Herrick
Toledo
Central Committee
Dayton
Ohio
Burton
Cleveland
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Dick and
Foraker
W.S. Kent
Portage County
State Committee
Fred Eades
Peter W. Durr
Hamilton
D. W. Allaman
Montgomery
A. J. Hess
A. L. Garford
Miami
Walter Black
Mus Kingum
A. W. McDonald
Jefferson
C. B. McCoy
Coshocton
J. C. McNutt
Columbiana
W. 8. Kent
Portage
Maurice Maschke
Mark Slater
State Central Committee
Gallia
Lawrence
Athens
West
Old State Central Committee
Orin B. Gould
Johnson
Lawrence County
Hagle
Gould
State Central
Maschke
Sherman T. McPherson
Jacob H. Browner
Stark
R. M. Wannamaker
Summit
C. W. McCallister
Cuyahoga
W. H. Boyd
Resolutions Committee
Roosevelt
State Board of Commerce
Commission On Taxation
Congress
Watson
United States
Keifer
Bramwell and Bannon
Albert Douglas
W. G. Harding
House of Representatives
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
House
Cannon
Congressional Campaign Committee
Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Ilinois
Campbell
Pattison
Governor Harris Chosen Permanent Chairman at Dayton Convention
Governor Harris wielded the gavel as permanent chairman of the Dayton convention held September 12. On assembling Wednesday morning to receive committee reports and nominate a ticket, delegates faced intense political excitement. Harris thanked the permanent organization committee and spoke briefly about guiding the proceedings.
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Dayton
Harris
Committee On Permanent Organization
Baseball scores and standings from American and National leagues
American League results show Detroit 4 Cleveland 2 in Detroit with Donovan and Schmidt behind, plus Chicago and Philadelphia wins. National League notes Brooklyn Philadelphia and Pittsburgh games with varied batteries. American Association reports Toledo defeated Columbus while Milwaukee beat Kansas City. Standings list Det, Wash, NY, Bos, Cin, Phila, Pitt, Brook, St. Louis and others with win percentages.
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Detroit
R. A. EB
Cleveland
Donovan
Schmidt
Bernhard
Clathe
Atl
Chicago
RIL & Chicago
Philadelphia
Kitson and Wakefield
Waddell and Schreck
New York
RAE Boston
Barry and Armbruster
Clarkson and
Thomas
W.lpc
St H
Det’t
Wash
Best
National League
Brooklyn
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Ritter
Pilttsburg
Pitts
Bowerman
Young and Needham
W.L. Pc
W. L. PC
Cinca
Cin’ti
Phila
American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Millwaukee
Kansas City
W.L. P.C
W.L. PC. Colum
Louis
Miln
KLC
Sep
Ind'ls
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Grain and livestock prices listed from Chicago and other markets show cattle ranging from common to prime at 2.75 to 6.80 per hundredweight, hogs at 5.50 to 6.30, and sheep and lambs from 4.25 to 8.50. Wheat and oats quoted in No. 2 red and No. 2 mixed, with regional variations in prices across Buffalo, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Boston, Toledo, and New York markets.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Mikery
Cincinnati
Boston
Woal
Olio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Kentucky
Toledo
New York
Des Moines to Havana Mission Signals U S Naval Positions
Roosevelt monitors Cuban revolt as Des Moines sails from Norfolk to Key West toward Havana if needed. No side chosen. Navy and army prepare for possible intervention under Platt amendment while capitalists caution against disruptively destroying Cuban properties. Officials note no foreign intervention requests. occupation lessons of Cuba inform cautious diplomacy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
State
War
Navy Departments
United States
Des Moines
Norfolk
Key West
Havana
Halsey
Navy Department
State Department
United States Legation
Cuba
General Board
Spain
Adams Held as Witness in Steunenberg Murder Case
Steve Adams, held here since last Saturday on a Denver murder charge, was discharged on county attorney motion. He was rearrested by Shoshone county officers for an Idaho murder in 1904 and taken to the penitentiary. If coerced, he can testify against Moyer Heywood and Pettibone in the Siebert Steunenberg case.
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Steunenberg
Boise
Idaho
Steve Adams
Lyte Gregory
Denver
Adams
Sutherland
Shoshone County
John Doe
Tyle
St. Joe County
Notable Local Deaths and Bank Receiver Report
A series of brief notes records sudden deaths in Ohio Indiana and Quebec including attorney TY Magruder of Piqua Ohio who died of acute indigestion Alfred Slutz’s 22 year old child who burned to death in Fredericksburg Ohio Ethel Williamson 25 of Muncie Indiana fatally burned after clothing ignition William Tanney bridgeport Quebec mine superintendent who collapsed upon learning his daughter died of diphtheria Paul O Stensland president of Chicago wrecked Milwaukee Avenue State Bank denied attempting suicide Alexander Dick of Folner Dick and Walker stores died at Wilkes Barre Pa aged 57 Zion City receiver John C Hately reports assets liabilities totaling 6125018 with quick assets 372054 slow assets 2156427 noting lack of unified accounting and 32 accounts.
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TY. L. Magruder
Piqua
Alfred Slutz
Fredericksburg O
Ethel Williamson
Muncie
Ind
William Tanney
Cross Creek
Bridgeport
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of
Chicago
Tangier
Alexander Dick
Folner, Dick and Walker
Wilkesbarre
Binghampton
Evansville
Repontes
John C Hately
Zion City
Typographical Slips and Their Blunders Across History
A brief survey notes how punctuation and typographical errors caused famous misstatements. Examples include a hospital opening in New York with a misread view from the fourth story of the Hudson river and a death notice claiming a traveller returns from a bourne attended by friends.
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New York
Hudson River
Pond
Bangor
Foo Familiar Snake
An English nurse recalls a tale from India where a boy in a bungalow feeds milk to a cobra on the veranda, tapping its head with a spoon and calling it naughty. Snakes roam verandas and shed skins at will in that mysterious country.
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India
Cbiji
Showed the Way by Ney in 1807 Charge
A fragment recounts Colonel Michel Ney shouting to his troops to follow him as he charged the enemy on August 16 1807. The passage blends Napoleon era courage with a dash of domestic banter and confusion from Mrs Boggles dialogue about civil service.
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Michel Ney
Elchingen
Khe
Mario
Boggles
Jasper
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Armstrong
Lincoln
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O’connor
Pendleton
Montgomery County
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Hayes
Townsend
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Bradley
Coal Oil
Payne
Senate
James B. Campbell
Brice
Thurman
William Alen
Senator Dick
Baseball
Tatesman
Talesman
Brackett
ARMY
NAVY
Uncle Sam
AIR
Des Marines
John
Somerville Journal
Bill
Mamma
Dr. Johnson
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