Roosevelt Faction Faces Long Night at Republican Convention
Chicago June 22 The Republican convention moved through credentials and resolutions amid Roosevelt and Taft faction tension. Delegates expect a lengthy session possibly lasting overnight with the risk of a third candidate and calls for unity amid debates over Hadley as vice president pick. Governor Stubbs of Kansas dismissed bolt fears as Roosevelt loyalists pledge to stay until a nominee is chosen.
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House of Representatives
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Kansas
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Harrison
McKinley
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Taft Forces Hold Own on Credentials Report
The Republican national convention was two hours late resuming deliberations as the credentials committee lagged. Taft representatives on the committee did not press Roosevelt supporters to the 20 minute limit for district contests or the 30 minute limit for others.
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Chicago
Committee On Credentials
Taft
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan to Attend Baltimore Convention
William Jennings Bryan will attend the Baltimore convention as a Nebraska delegate. He represents Nebraska at the gathering and will participate as a delegate of his state.
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William Jennings Bryan
Baltimore
Nebraska
Taft delegates seated as Roosevelt contest names allies
At the Republican convention, Taft supporters secured seating for Taft delegates across Alabama Arkansas California Georgia Indiana Kentucky and Louisiana amid delays and disorder. The Ninth Alabama and Michigan contests loomed as the day stretched toward adjournment at 7 40.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Root
Committee On
Alabama
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Oklahoma
William J. Bryan
Andilv
Watson
Arkansas
California
Georgta
Kentucky
Louisiaa
Michigan
Child Dragged to Death in Waterville Incident
Dolly Dominick Ross eleven of Waterville was reading a cow when an approaching car’s headlight frightened the animal. The cow ran in front of the vehicle and dragged the child to death beneath the wheels near Troy New York on June 22.
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Watervilet
Weather Observations From Major Cities
Observations recorded at 8 p.m. show temperatures in New York 70 and TO 70, Denver 59, San Francisco 12, St Paul 54, Chicago 64, Indianapolis 67, St Louis 72, New Orleans 82, Washington 76 with overall conditions listed as cloudy or clear and steady temperatures.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
New Orleans
Washington
Bryan Telegram Triggers Deadlock Over Parker Chair Fight
In Baltimore on June 22 a Bryan telegram to six Democratic presidential contenders sparks a bid to bar Judge Parker as temporary chairman. Leaders push for a compromise while divisions among Clark, Wilson, Murphy and Taggart factions threaten the convention start. Con tests across states hinge on Parker’s fate and who supports him.
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Judge Parker
Baltimore
William J. Bryan
A. Ki. Parker
Charles F. Murphy
New York
Joser ©. Sullivan
Minois
Thomas Tageart
Indiana
Champ Clark
Wilson
Burke
North Dakota
Foss
Massachusetts
Baldwin
Connecticut
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Janque Parker
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R. M. Johnston
Texas
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Georgia
Itott
Robert L. Henry
Hinots
South Dakota
Enon
Elegates
Severe Earthquake Shakes Costa Rica on June 22
A powerful earthquake struck rural districts of Costa Rica near Port Limon and nearby towns. The disaster damaged homes and killed residents in Sarehio, a town of about 880 people in Alajuela province, while larger cities reported no major damage.
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Costa Rica
Sarehio
den Orient
Alajuela
Spois
Coroner Records Self-Inflicted Death After Crime
In Joagtersonville Coroner attests the death of Myre Mary Paonise Kelly from a gunshot wound and accompanying injuries. The note states she died by her own hand within twenty four hours of the crime, per the coroner’s finding.
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Joagtersonville
Coots
Myre
Mary Paonise Kelly
Her Granilson
Bailey challenges name on Texas primary ballot
Taare 22 Sena tor Joseph W L Baileys haus telecrapled emanding that his name be removed from the state primary ballot and stating he will not permit his name to go before Texas voters again.
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Joseph WL Baileys
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Texas
National League and American League Contests Across Teams
Baseball highlights show key matchups in the National and American Leagues with results and lineups from Brooklyn St. Louis Boston New York Philadelphia Washington Detroit Cleveland and other clubs. Notable pitchers batters and doubles are listed alongside teams and venues in a compact at a glance summary.
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Philadelphia
Seaton
Killifer
Rexes
Rucker and
Miller
St. Louis
Chicago
Lavender
Cheney
Archer
Wilde
Gever
Wingo
Boston
New York
Marquard
Meyers
Perdue
Rariden
Roosevelt followers weigh new progressive party plan
The speech and crowd at the Chicago convention reflect Roosevelt followers debating a new progressive convention. Supporters claim a midwest appeal could peel Republican and Democratic votes, with talks of a July or August meeting to nominate Roosevelt. Governor Bradley considers the idea as delegates weigh loyalty and strategy.
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T. Witout
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Contreas Hotel
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Paanita
Perry
Poole Omece
Democrats Scm
Roosevelt
Pacer
Michigan
Tedd
Éadboy
Ffradley
Tiga
TERSE TELEGRAMS FROM A FOGGY DAY AT THE RANCH
A rough roundup of brief items notes four killed and two wounded after a clash at Sperrs ranch near Sherman Texas. Other reports include a China finance pact to divide assets, Harvard beating Yale in a rowing regatta, a New York court ruling denying habeas corpus to a banker’s former valet, a fatal air crash at Mineola, and Mexican rebels growing restive amid a protracted revolution.
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Sperrs
Sherman
Tex
China
Harvard
Yale
New York Court of Appeals
Foulke E. Brandt
Mortimer L. Schit
New York City
Mineola CN. Y. Field
Henry Turner
Teeg Oy
Princess Juliana: Daughter of Queen Wilhelmina of Netherlands
Princess Juliana, sole child of Queen Wilhelmina, is highlighted as the royal heir and visible figure in the Dutch line of succession. Her status reflects the expected continuation of the House of Orange at a pivotal era for the Netherlands.
Small pony sold to Holland princess for royal use
London reports the smallest pony at the Olympia show named Binv a docile five year old pony about thirty inches high was sold to the queen of Holland for her daughter Princess Juanan.
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London
Olympia
Holland
Ju Ianan
Impeachment Recommendation for Judge Archbald By House Panel
The house judiciary committee unanimously voted to recommend impeachment proceedings against Judge Robert W. Archbald of the United States commerce court. The report is not to be delivered to the house before July 1, and the Senate would conduct a trial with a two thirds vote for conviction. The charges stem from a stopover business transaction involving the Marion Coal Company and the Lackawanna railroad.
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House Judiciary Committee
Robert W. Archbald
United States Commerce Court
House
Judiciary Committee
Judea Archbald
Senate
Archbald
Wiliam P. Boland
Scranton
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Marion Coal Company
Lackawanna Railroad
Commerce Court
Police Pursue Joseph Birch In High-Profile Detroit Burglary
Detroit authorities announce efforts to bring Joseph Birch and aliases to trial in Pe trait for a daring burglary tied to a residence of Mrs. Mary Thaw. Lieutenant Tall identifies the suspect, with a reported $20,000 in losses in Pittsburg.
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Detroit
Mich
Joseph Birch
Smoky City
Petrait
Stech
Thomas Tall
Pittsherre
Maryith Air Wells Freany Thaw
Randolph and Schreiner clerk indicted for arson in Rossville blaze
Frankfort June 22 Randolph and Schreiner clothing merchants Rossville were indicted by the grand jury for arson. A fire causing about 40009 dollars damage started in the Randolph and Schreiner store. He was arrested at Delphi and returned here.
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Lins Randolph
Randolph& Schreiner
Rossville
Randolph & Schreiner
Delphi
Nellie Grant Will Marry Frank I Jones in Coburg Ontario
Announcement says Nellie Grant Sartoris will wed Frank I Jones assistant postmaster general under Cleveland. The ceremony planned at the Sartoris country place in Coburg Ontario on Thursday July 1.
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Nellie Grant
Chicago
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Frank I. Jones
Postamster General
Cleveland
Continental and Comaneretal Trust and Savines Bank
Sartoris
Coburg
Ontario
Canada
Market Quotation Highlights From Indianapolis and Other Cities
Grain and livestock prices across markets show wheat around 1.08 to 1.11 dollars for No 2 red, corn near 7 to 50 cents, oats various listings, and cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs with wide spreads. Cincinnati Chicago East Buffalo and Toledo readings provide differing bid levels for pork, beef, dairy, and grain futures in a mixed regional snapshot.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Representation From the South in National Conventions
Arthur W. Dunn surveys the persistent claim that Taft’s support came from the South and warns southern representation is hard to curb due to fears over Negro votes in the North. He notes money talk at conventions, the lawyers on the Republican committee, and the influence of Hawaii and other territories in credential battles.
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Republican National Committee
Hawaii
New York
Arizona
California
Porto Rico
Philippines
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Goethals Honored by Columbia University at Commencement
Colonel George Washington Goethals, Panama Canal chief engineer, received the Doctor of Science degree as Columbia University honored distinguished engineers at the 108th academic year ceremonies. President Nicholas Murray Butler lauded Goethals for his role in the canal’s construction and his administrative leadership.
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Columbia University
George Washington Gowthaiy
New York
Goethals
Nicholas Murray Rother
Gaethals
United States
Pacoma Canal
Wineer
Whi
Oscar W. UN
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Fourth Dimension Concept Prompts Mathematical Debate
An article discusses the fourth dimension as an abstract space beyond human perception, arising from mathematical reasoning about figures like the hyperbeta cone. It notes ongoing examination by mathematicians and hints at broader implications for understanding dimensions. The piece also mentions a separate local item about a Neenah man aided by Dr. King's New Discovery during a severe cough.
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