Hearst Praises Honest Mayoral Recount Result
William Randolph Hearst telegram from New York states the Mayoral recount was satisfactory. He says the aim was an honest vote count and credits the result with preventing frauds, despite difficulties, ensuring transparency in future elections.
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New York
N. Y
William’ Randolph Hearst
Yankee Soldiers Near Ten War Border Neutrality Question
Washington July 1 General Myer reports four cavalry troops sent to Celrio near insurgent activity in Mexico. US forces enforce neutrality on the Mexican border with limited passport and health rules for certain travelers. Rurales near Tas Vacas engage revolutionists. two flee and the rest surrender or are killed.
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Washington, D. C
Myer
Department of Texas
War Department
Celrio
Mexico
Mexcan
Eral
United States
Ross
Tel Ain
Texstuly
Taft
Women Suffrage Rioters Threaten Premiers House Attack
London July 1 Twenty seven of twenty nine suffragists arrested during the demonstration before the houses of parliament were fined and required to post good behavior bonds for a year or face three months in prison. Two ringleaders who broke Premier Asquith's residence windows received two months hard labor.
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London
Asquith
Mary Leigh
House of Parliaent
Premie Asquith
Downing Street
Poli
Peary Planned Arctic Expedition Departing Monday
Commander Robert E. Peary said the Roosevelt will leave New York on Monday for his next Arctic search. He announced arrangements are complete and sufficient funds have been raised to ensure the trip.
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New York
N. Y
Robert E. Peary
Roosevelt
North Pole
Taft and Orton discuss convention duties in confusion
Burton buys air and the National Committee in Washington discusses mental matters. Theodore E. Burton of Cleveland is named to the Chicago convention presidency. Orton reports questions considered by Taft and himself remain unresolved. He notes Jr. Vorys may be tied to the campaign but will not join committees.
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Atton
D. C
Theodore E. Buron
Cleveland
Jreis
Chicago
Orton
Taft
Jr. Vorys
Postal theft arrest sparks Baltimore case in D C
Fragmentary report notes Chief Inspector McMillian of the post office notified of an arrest related to a robbery linked to a $50,000 theft. The article fragment mentions Monroe and Stevens and a suspect group, with details obscured.
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Wassigton
D. C
McMillian
Cepar
Monroe
Mic Stevens Dias
Charles Gro
Taft Relinquishes War Office to Resume Presidential Campaign
Secretary of War Taft today resigns and becomes a private citizen again to pursue the presidency. His final duty is presenting Luke E. Wright as his successor, who then takes the oath as secretary of war at noon in Washington.
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Washington
DD. C
Taft
War Department
Department
Luke E. Wright
Wright
Battle at Tab ris Persia raises barricades and deaths
Reports from St Petersburg and London describe fighting near Tabriz Persia as a large engagement with eighty reported killed and many wounded. Barricades have been erected as the city remains tense with erratic street clashes and night and day patrols.
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St. Petersburg
Plac
Tabriz
Persia
London
Wreck at Des Moines injures eight on Rock Island line
In Des Moines Iowa the outbound Indianola train on the Rock Island crashed with the Greyhound Western at West Seventh Street this morning. Eight persons were seriously injured. One will recover.
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Des Moines
Rock Island
Grey Western
West Seventh Street
Bishop Potter Passes Quiet Night in Copperstown
Copperstown New York July 1 Bishop Potter remains in a frail state with no improvement from the prior day. Doctors report the condition unchanged and expect a cautious prognosis as dawn arrives.
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Copperstown
N. Y
Bishop Potter
Wisconsin Man to Lead Teachers
The article reports a Wisconsin man nominated to lead teachers as a notable parallel to political processes. It notes Booker T. Washington’s discussion on Negro education and places the nomination in the current educational and political context.
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Wisconsin
George H. Daniels dies veteran railroad official at 61
George H. Daniels born December 1 1842 in Hampshire Kane Illinois died at Lake Placid home. He started as rodman in 1857 and held top posts on several lines including Chicago and Pacific 1872 80 Wabash 1880 82 Colorado association 1882 85 and New York Central 1889 1905 rising to general passenger agent and later head of the advertising department for the New York Central lines.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Geo. H. Daniels
New York Central Railroad
Lake Placid
George H. Daniels
Hampshire
Kane County
Illinois
Rodman
Engineer Corps
North Missouri Railroad
Chicago and Pacific Railroad
Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific Railroad
Colorado Association
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
New York Central Lines
National Education Association holds convention updates
Harvey elected president with no opposition as the convention advances through sessions in Cleveland. L D Har Sy of Menominee is nominated for president by the nominating committee. Twelve vice presidents are elected including Edwin G Cody J L McBrien and James A Edwards. Booker T Washington speaks on negro education and delegates split into groups to discuss teaching sciences. A movement seeks a federal bureau of education expansion to assume more duties.
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Cleveland
L. D. Har Sy
Menominee
Wisconsin
National Education Association
Harvey
Edwin G. Cody
Illinois
J. L. McBrien
Nebraska
James A. Edwards
Iowa
Washington
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
United States
Bureau of Education
Association
Cotton Crop Conditions Report June 25 Nationwide
Washington July 1 report notes the national cotton crop average condition on June 25 was 12s of normal versus 79 May 25, indicating a decline in condition across the United States.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Hull Wins A Point In Iowa Primary Fight
Des Moines Iowa July 1 The Polk county fight ends as the board of supervisors votes to keep Bloomfield township in. Judge Prouty urged removing it citing polls open after 8 PM on primary night. The board rules on jurisdiction leaving Dallas county to final rulings. Captain Hull leads in the district by 46 votes though Prouty concedes 2.
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Des Moines
Hull- Prouty
Polk County
Board of Supervisors
Bloomfield Township
Prouty
Dallas County
Hull
Girl Stars in Davenport Detective Role
Herman Ehlmanns narrowly escaped losing 2000 dollars to a confidence gang in Davenport Iowa. A bank agent posed as a Scott County Savings Bank official and arranged a land appraisement and a poker game that netted 5000 in real money. The daughter’s intuition helped expose the scheme, leading to a chase and recovery of two matching tin boxes a brick and a note taunting the victim.
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Davenport
Herman Ehlmanns
Scott County Savi Bank
Psuedo Bank
Uncle Sam
Mr. Ehlmanns
Ehlmanns
Baok
Omer
Ehlmann
Ehlimanns
Body of unidentified woman found in Chicago rooming house
The unidentified woman was found dead in a Michigan avenue rooming house with bruising and a finger mark on the throat. Her hands and feet were tied with ropes. She had come with a man who has since disappeared.
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Chicago
Ill
Michigan Avenue
Barnett Given Ten Year Sentence in San Francisco
San Francisco July 9. Walter J Barnett former vice president and general counsel of the Western Pacific railroad and of the California Safe Deposit Trust Company that failed last November for nine million dollars received a ten year penitentiary sentence. The case involved alleged payments and hypothecated bonds related to the bank’s collapse.
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San Francisco
Cal
Water J. Barnett
Western Pacific Railroad
California Safe Deposit
Trust Company
Barnett
Ie Sano
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