London Papers View Republican Convention Split
London editorials analyze the Chicago convention with the Times noting a lack of conservative heart among Republicans and a split party. The Chronicle debates Taft versus Roosevelt viability, while the Daily Express argues Roosevelt has fractured the Republican party and outdemocratized Democrats.
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London
Today
Chicago
the Times
the Chronicle
Taft
Congress
Roosevelt
The
Daily Express
Bryan
North Dakota Primary Sees Factional GOP Battle
North Dakota voters chose nominees for state officers and Congress in a wide primary. Louis B. Hanna and C. A. Johnson contested the Republican governor nomination with Be Buchanan also in the race on the progressive line. Democratic contenders included George P. Jones and F. O. Hellstrom. H. T. Helgeson sought renomination on the progressive ticket. Final results awaited, but GOP rift boosts Democratic prospects.
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Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Congress
Louis B. Hanna
Fargo
Hanna
C. A. Johnson
Minot
Iowa Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in Grinnell
Grinnell Iowa June 25 With record attendance delegates and visitors fill the annual convention of Iowa Christian Endeavor Societies in session through Friday The Rev H E Van Horn of Des Moines presides Speakers include United States Senator Kenyon Bishop Samuel Fallns of Chicago and Dr D E Jenkins president of Omaha University
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Iowa Christian Endeavorers
Grinnell
Iowa Christian Endeavor Societies
H. E. van Horn
Des Moines
United States
Kenyon
Samuel Fallns
Chicago
D. E. Jenkins
Omaha University
Zemo Dandruff Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims Zemo clears dandruff quickly with no odor or smear. It soaks into pores to improve scalp health and hair quality. Manufactured by BH W Rose Medicine Co in St Louis, sold by druggists at 1 dollar with a 25 cent trial bottle at Allen's Pharmacy.
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BH. W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Allen’s
Democrats Glad Taft Was Chosen at Chicago Convention
Baltimore observers report Democratic leaders expressing cautious satisfaction with the Chicago Republican conclave. They see possible gains from a split vote against Roosevelt but reject prospects of a Roosevelt–Democrat ticket. no Roosevelt emissaries seen in Baltimore yet.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Col
Roosevelt
Hamilton Fish Takes a Bride
The marriage of Mrs. F. Delajane Amsinck and Hamilton Fish was held today in Fifth Avenue New York. Mr. Fish, youngest son of Hamilton Fish who served as Secretary of State in 1869 and later governor, wed the widow Gustave Amsinck. One niece is married to J Bruce Ismay of the Star Line. Today’s wedding is Fish’s second and the bride’s third marriage.
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New York
Hte Star Line
Toviay
Mr. Fish
Infant cries inspire new chant by Rev N Bonavia Hunt
The Rev N Bonavia-Hunt of St Matthew's Willesden explains he composed a chant reflecting infant cries as a musical reflex of sorrow. He describes ten chords with treble for baby cries and bass for adult sorrow, and notes parallels to psalm 137. He also wrote a song titled Desolation based on similar cries.
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N. Bonavia-Hunt
St. Matthew’s Church
Willesden
N. W
Mr. Hunt
St. Matthew's
St. Matthew's Church
Evelyn Thaw Fears Husband's Vengeance At Hearing
White Plains June 2 and 4 Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testifies she fears if Harry K Thaw is released from Matteawan he will kill her as he has threatened. She says she wants marriage annulled and continues to be paid $500 a month by Thaw amid courtroom tensions and witness testimony on Thaw's claimed sanity.
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White Plains
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Matteawan
Harry K Thaw
Thaw
Wm. T. Jerome
Counsel For
State
Minister to Manage Brewery in Germany Firm
The Rev. Herman Kauffman announced after resigning as pastor of St. Pauls German Lutheran Church in Morrellville he will join his family brewery in Germany. The move surprised as he has long denounced intemperance.
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Johnstown
Herman Kauffman
St. Paul's German Lutheran Church
Morrellville
Germany
Kauffman
D. D. D. Prescription for Eczema at New South Drug Store
Summer Itch relief offered with a D D D wash for eczema. A 25c trial bottle is available with a personal guarantee to remove itch instantly or no charge. The store promotes regular size bottle on guarantee.
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New South Drug Store
Warning Notice for Trespass and Permit Cancellations
Warning notice stating trespass is forbidden on the property and all fishing permits are canceled due to abuse of privileges. The notice references action taken on 24-31.
Bryan and Vardaman Size Up Temporary Chairmanship
In Baltimore on June 24 a dispute over the temporary chairmanship unfolds as Vardaman seeks a compromise with Bryan by signaling Judie Parker supporters. The exchange grows tense before they patch it up without a resolution. Also noted is infielder Cuthbert delivering a strong .350+ batting pace for Harry Bay's Bloomington team in the Three-I League.
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Baltimore
Vardaman
Bryan
Nebraska
Judie Parker
Mississippi
Cuthbert
Harry Bay
Bloomington
Wilson Says Parker Not Personal Favorite For Temporary Chair
Governor Woodrow Wilson in Seagirt New Jersey states his opposition to Judge Parker for temporary chairman is not personal. He argues the spokesman should be a progressive given the convention’s progressive stance. He remains in Seagirt but will forgo his Tuesday trip to Trenton and maintains a direct line to Baltimore.
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Seagirt
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
White House
Judge Parker
New York
National Committee
Trenton
Wilson
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Local Baseball Notes
One hundred dollar reward offer for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co endorsed by National Bank of Commerce Toledo Ohio. Cure details and price listed. Also mentions Roanoke Club refusing to sell pitcher Bert Gordin after season end. Manager Griffith of the Washington team seeks winning heaver. De Haven of Grand Forks praised as Johnny Evers type player in the Central International League.
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Hall
Cure
F. J Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Roanoke
Bert Gordin
Griffith
Washington
de Haven
Grand Forks
Johnny Evers
Day at the Zoological Garden and Short Features at Local Theater
The program includes A Day at the Zoological Garden filmed at New York zoos for children, At the Stroke of Five melodrama with Miss Snow and the Tanhouser Kid, Cupid's Pocketbook a three reel Solax comedy drama, and Fra-Divalo with full score to be played. watch for dates.
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the Zoological Garden
Chilren
New York Zoological Gardens
Miss Snow
Tanhouser Kid
Solax
Baseball moves and league shakeups across several regions
The Louisville Colonels promote under Jack Hayden replacing Jack Tighe as manager. Pitcher Napier, star in Sherman Texas Oklahoma League, sold to St. Louis Browns President Hedges. Jack Carney joins Haverhill. Ohio Interstate League collapses. Bob Spade formerly managed Greenville. Fittery of Anderson sets strikeout record in Carolina League with 13 Ks against Greensboro. Waterbury returns to Connecticut League by absorbing New Britain. Texas Republicans plan Dallas convention on August 13 to nominate state ticket.
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Louisville
Jack Hayden
Jack Tighe
Colonels
Hedges
St. Louis Browns
Napier
Jack Carney
Worcester
Holy Cross College
Bob Spade
Cincinnati
Greenville
Fittery
Anderson
Greensboro
Waterbury
New Britain
Legislation Sought to Protect Presidency from Slander
The Rev Johnston Myers urged legislation to shield the U S president from vituperation during a sermon at Immanuel Baptist Church. He argued the presidential office deserves dignity and the country needs a higher standard of statesmanship.
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Chicago
United States
Johnston Myers
Immanue
Baptist Church
Myers
Funeral of Mr. R. R. Ross in City Cemetery
Remains arrived from New Orleans where he died late Saturday and were taken to his sister Mrs. I. J. Newton on Grammont street. Funeral services held this morning at 10 o clock. Interment in City Cemetery. A large number of friends attended. floral offerings were numerous and beautiful.
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R. R. Ross
New Orleans
I. J. Newton
Grammont Street
City
Judge Ben Edwards Plans Monroe Visit En Route to Farmerville
Judge Ben Edwards of Arcadia, a candidate for judge of the Second Circuit Court, is in Monroe today en route to Farmerville. The judge is praised as an able attorney and jurist who would fill the circuit seat with credit.
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Ben Edwards
Arcadia
Second Circuit
Monroe
Farmerville
Edwards
Nevada Senator George Wingfield Born Fort Smith Pioneer
George Wingfield, newly elected U.S. senator from Nevada, was born thirty five years ago in Fort Smith Arkansas. He worked as a cow puncher in Oregon before moving to Nevada where mining speculation brought him an estimated fortune of fifteen million dollars.
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George Wingfield
United States
Nevada
Fort Smith
Ark
Oregon
McMillan Seeks Democratic Nod for Tennessee Governor
Senton McMillan, long serving in major Tennessee public offices, enters the race for the Democratic nomination for governor, signaling his continued bid for state leadership.
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Senton McMillan
People of
Tennessee
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