Republicans Face Tough Split at Chicago Coliseum
At the Chicago Coliseum 12 000 packed for a Republican convention opening. Taft and Roosevelt factions clash as temporary officers named and California votes poised to test strength for Roosevelt.
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
1
Convention Fight Shapes Taft Roosevelt Battle For Nomination
Report outlines Taft Roosevelt clash at the convention as leaders map voting blocs. Senator Root reportedly gains a ninety two vote majority overall amid police readiness and efforts to keep order. Possible vice presidential names are discussed for both Taft and Roosevelt camps as the battle continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
President Taft
Taft
Senator Root
Crane
Deneen
Hifneis
Chicara
Chicago
Flinn
James S. Sherman
New York
W. Fairbanks
Indiana
John A. Mead
Vermont
John Wanamaker
Pennaylvania
Tf Roosevelt
HS. Hadley
Missouri
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Ben Lindsey
Colorado
William & Borah
Idaho
Albert J. Devericie
W. R. Stutbs
Kansas
Virany W. Johnson
California
William FL Glasscock
West Virginia
Battle is on at Roosevelt convention clash in Chicago
Senator Dixon, Roosevelt manager, says the fight will begin at the convention over the temporary roll and the choice of temporary chairman. Roosevelt backs Senator Borah, while Rooth remains a contender as credentials battles loom with 90 to 100 delegates at issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Receives Ten Convention Tickets For Family
Fx-President Roosevelt sent a courteous note to Canteen Harry S. New requesting ten convention tickets as his family had no seats. Captain New promptly enclosed the ten seats reserved for Colonel Roosevelt, who was known to have reservations at the Blackstone and Congress hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Harry S. New
Captain New
Colonel Roosevelt
Blackstone
Congress
Indiana selects Goodrich to GOP National Committee
June 18 report states James P. Goodrich was elected by Indiana delegates to the Republican National Committee for four years, succeeding Harry S. New. The result reinforces Indiana representation at the national party level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaso
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Harry S. New
Battleships likely to withdraw from Cuban waters
Six American battleships in Cuban waters probably will be withdrawn before July 1. Mabel Tate undergoes appendicitis surgery and remains dangerously flat in New York. Thomas Snider, a Cincinnati ketchup magnate, and his bride died in a Lake Shore train crash near Erie Pennsylvania. The British House of Commons approves a franchise bill adding 250,606 voters if enacted. Natlong Packing plans voluntary beef trust dissolution and redistribution by August 1. The president vetoes the army appropriation returning it to Congress with a note opposing the removal of General Leonard Wood as chief of staff on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuban
Mabel Tate
New York
Thomas Snider
Cincinnati
Lake Shore
Erie
House of Commons
Beef Trust
Natlong Packing Company
Congress
Leonard Wood
Roosevelt Speech Seeks Honest Convention Fight
In Chicago June 18 Colonel Roosevelt denounces fraud at the Republican convention and urges the nation to stand for the people against a committee backed by allegedly fraudulent delegates. He warns that approving such tactics would wreck the party and endanger republican government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Alexander H. Revell
Borah
Berah
Herah
National Committee
United States
Taft
Republican Party
Republican
No Riots in Sight at Baltimore Meet
Baltimore June 18 The Democratic leaders gathered are drifting not naming candidates as the Republican nominee nears. Senator Stone and Champ Clark push a hands off approach to temporary chairman with O Gorman or Parker favored. Bryan could command the post if he chose, Clark men likely to back him in a Clark Wilson deadlock scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Flattimore
United States
Stone
Missouri
Champ Clark
Washington
Clark
Senator O'Gorman
Judge Parker
William J. Bryan
Mr. Brvan
Fieht
Pryan
Wilson
Thaw Inmate Cleared for Hearing at Matteawan
Harry K Thaw slayer of Stanford White won his first hearing for release from Matteawan state hospital as doctors testified he is constitutionally inferior yet sane. Six witnesses for Thaw, including a physician and a former governor, testified he has acted rationally in conversations and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Matteawan
Roy L. Lake
Thaw
Jerome
National League Baseball Box Scores From Boston Brooklyn New York
Scores show multiple games with teams Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis New York and Pittsburgh. Pitchers Humphries Kling Suggs McLean King Marquard Kelley and OToole appear among lineups. Rain shortened Brooklyn game noted as eight innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RICE
Cincinnati
Boston
Suggs
McLean
Dickson
King
Brooklyn
St Louiis
Harmon
New York
Pittsburg
POON
O'Toole and Kelley
Marquard and Myers
American Association Scores and Locations
Baseball standings recap lists games in Columbus Kansas City 6 to 0 and Toledo 8 Minneapolis 3. The entries also mention teams Wingo Vineling Miller Hall Cady Walsh Sullivan and players in Chicago POEL region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Poel. Rss Nodaele
Wingo
Vineling
Miller
Hall
Cady Walsh
Sullivan
American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Grandson Murders Widow in Rural Robbery Case
George Kelley twenty is accused of killing his grandmother Mrs Louise Kelley age seventy eight at her river road home four miles west of Jimersonville North Dakota. He died by arsenic before arrest, allegedly while resisting a burglar who broke a box for money. Mrs Mary Louise Kelly formerly Stewart owned a farm and was survived by four sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimersonville
George Kelley
Louise Kelley
Mary Louise Kelly
Valentine Kelly
Rail company fined over caboose regulations in Indiana
Judge Markey fines Pittshore Crisingalh Chicaro & St. Louis Railroad 10 for not meeting the caboose law enacted by the last legislature. The ruling upholds the law requiring cabooses to be twenty four feet long and equipped with two four trucks. Company plans appeal to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Markey
Criminal Court
Pittshore, Crisingalh Chicaro & St. Louis Railroad Company
S10
Supreme Court
Juudge Markey
Village Destroyed by Tornado Roars Through Jacksonville
A tornado swept through Jacksonville near Washington Pennsylvania on June 18 wiping out the entire village. No structure remains standing with residents camping in fields. Many residents are injured and doctors from nearby towns have been sent to treat the stricken district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jacksonville
Indiana scholar Dr Harald Johnston dies on Monon train
Bloemington Ind June 18 Dr Harald Whetstone Johnston longtime Indiana University Latin head Western Athletic conference leader and NASAA president elect died suddenly on a Monon train returning from Indianapolis after a day of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloemington
Ind
Harald Whetstone Johnston
Indiana University
Western Fist, Collegiate Association
Indiana Athletic Association
National Athletic Association
Indianapolis
Weather Summary From 8 PM Reports
Weather observations from United States bureaus at 8 p m indicate Unnettied area somewhat cooler with cooler air expected to move in. Data notes incomplete with gaps in station reports and surrounding regions showing mixed conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather
Death of Woman Aviator at State Fair
Miss Jutta Clarke of Denver, twenty three, one of three female aviators, died at Illinois state fair grounds when a Curtiss biplane wing struck a tree, crashing the craft and crushing her skull. In Pittsburg a ten day beef boycott begins as Federated Marketing Clubs push abstinence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Jutta Clarke
Denver
Uwlinois State Fair Grounds
Pittsburg
Federated Marketing Clubs
Local church events and social notices from Culbertson Baptist to Advent
Tonight Rev C BR Wain preaches Why Jesus Can Save the City at Culbertson Avenue Baptist tent Oak street. Second Presbyterian youth host a social at eight under Christian Endeavor Society. Advent Christian church sails to Madison tomorrow leaving Jeffersonville at eight. Epworth League social at DePauw Memorial church postponed due to Rev R A Interno illness. Enda Hunt for Rich Girl promotes Electric Bitters as a health aid for women. Knoefel Drug % offers the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
C. BR. Wain’ Sermow
Culbertson Avenue Baptist
Oak Street
Second Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Madison
The
Advent Christian Church
Teffersonville
Policemen’s
George Funk
Ekin Avenue
Epworth League
DePauw Memorial
R. A. Interno
Jlee
Knoefel
Post 2 meets Saturday June 19 and national convention notes
Notes by J A Rrafe report Post 2 gathering on Saturday June 19 for special business. New Albany delegates of Post Q left for Peoria to attend the national convention. A treasury balance and May death indemnity payments are listed, with steady membership gains for Indiana Missouri Pennsylvania and Illinois. The item includes local gossip and humorous quips about turtle soup weeds and a clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Post Q
St. L
Peoria
Arcade
W. A. Ryan
T. P
Terre Haute Star
Treasury
Indiana
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Association
Andy Bader
Local Social News Highlights and Upcoming Weddings
Personal note: Joseph V. Reed confined by illness at home on Silver Hills. Mosier family from Washington Indiana return after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Malcolm Newland and Horace W Shave party home after touring. J Claude Bird to wed Blanche Katherine Zimmerman at 8:30 pm June 27 at the Zimmermans’ home. John F Fisher of Birmingham and Miss Henrietta M Donton wed at Holy Trinity. reception at 1414 Culbertson Ave. They plan to leave tonight for Binny. Miss Rosearin honored at event hosted by Mrs C W Caring. Attendees include Lillian and Idna Hubler, Louise Hinkebein, May Friedley, May Heckel, Martha Drillette, Rose Caring, Irene Baurla, Louis Huseon, Henry Muller, William Zimmerman, Carl Miller, Charles Baurla, A J Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph V. Reed
Illnesa
Silver Hills
P. Mosier and
Washington, Ind
Malcolm Newland
Misa Henrietta M. Donton
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Charles Curran
James Donton
Culbertson Avenue
Binny
Rosearin
C. W.garing
East Market Street
Lillian
Itdna Hubler
Louise Hinkebein
May Friedley
May Heckel
Martha Drillette
Rose Caring
Irene Baurla
Louisville
Messra
Herman Zimmerman
Louis Huseon
Henry Muller
William Zimmerman
Carl Miller
Charles Baurla
A.J. Miller
C. W. Caring
Death by Pressing in Medieval Penalty Lore
A New York Sun fragment recounts the peine forte et dure as a coercive penalty to extort confession. It describes the torture of being pressed under stones, with food and water withheld, to force avowal, citing late medieval England and the case of Clitheroe in 1600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Clitheroe
Giles Docey
New York Sun
Man Suffers Rib Break After Severe Cough in Neenah
A Neenah man endured pains in the side and two broken ribs after a frightful coughing spell. The doctor suspects the injury from the cough and notes relief with a tonic from Dr. King's New Discovery. An endorsement from Mrs Effie Morton of Celene Mo. claims the remedy cured persistent coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Wis
King
Effie Morton
Celene Mo
Fel Drug Co
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Iosewater
James F. Catlacian
St. Malachy
Chicago Citizens’ Committee
Frederick W. Uphem
Rosewater
Haywood
Ewran Root
Sf Jane
of California
Johnson
Hiram W. Johnson
Dixon
Congress Hotel
Senator Borah
Him
Goodrich
New
Bolt
William Haywood
Repub
Lican National Committee
National League
En Humphries
Perdue
Kling
Jeffersonville
Kipt
the Growers of India Tea
Temp
San Francisco
St. Pal
St. Laois
New Orcleans
Enda
J. A. Rrafe
Detroit Free Press
Firestone
Man
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