Republican Ticket Nominated Hughes Fairbanks At Col C Chicago
The Republican National Convention named Justice Hughes of New York for president and Charles Warren Fairbanks of Indiana for vice president at Coliseum Chicago on June 10. Delegates moved to notify Hughes and Fairbanks while Progressives nominated Theodore Roosevelt for president. The hustled adjournment followed as factions clashed over nominations and peace conference outcomes.
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Council discusses voting rights and property cases
At Friday’s Common Council session all members attended except Alderman Herres. Corporation Counsel Jobs Bright reviewed Michael Maurizzio of 20 Oeden Street, barred from voting in a May 12 school site election. Bright blamed ownership disputes, not city fault, and noted Thomas Watts seeks Roosevelt to Highland Avenue rights of way, with a council meeting likely Monday to address both matters.
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Hughes Accepts Republican Nomination For President
Justice Charles Evans Hughes accepts the Republican nomination for the Presidency and resigns from the Supreme Court. He pledges Americanism, defense of citizen rights, and preparedness, criticizing Wilson era diplomacy and urging a strong national security, with details on page two.
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Lodge Suggested by Colonel as a Compromise Candidate
Colonel Roosevelt backs Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts as a compromise choice to unite Progressive and Republican factions in a bid for harmony. He relayed a telegram to Progressive leaders and noted continued deadlock with Republican conferees before sending a further note of appreciation for loyalty as the March talks proceed.
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Wife Seeks Husband In Mysterious Vanishing Case
Mes Seaman lies near death at Newburgh hospital while her husband Mike Seaman, a Ulster Knife Works culler, has vanished from Ellenville after May 27. Sister Genevieve Shortell and Grover Newman say no domestic trouble. police and locals search Orange County for the five foot nine, 175 pound man with brown hair and blue eyes.
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Erie milk train wreck delays derailment effort
The Erie milk train locomotive derailed last Tuesday night on the Mount Fre siding near the Pine Island branch. Wrecking crews struggle to re rails as heavy rains weaken the track bed making the siding nearly impassable while the main line remains open. The track may need reconstruction before lifting the locomotive. Also, a contract for the Elks Home on South Street was expected to be let today amid a meeting this afternoon.
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