Taft and Roosevelt Meet at Beverly on Inaugural Echoes
Taft and Roosevelt, two premier Republicans, meet privately at Beverly Mass. on June 30. They discuss the era since their 1909 White House handshake, the Pinchot affair, insurgent gains, New York politics, and the party’s fate next November. Both leaders, famed as Teddy and Bill, share a quiet, familiar rapport.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Roosevelt
Burgess Point
Teddy
Bill
Colonel Roosevelt
White House
Arch 4
Mr. Taft
Gifford Pinchot
New York
Republican Party
Roosevelt Hughes Meet At Harvard Commencement
Col Roosevelt and Gov Hughes attended Harvard's commencement in Cambridge with twelve honorary degrees awarded. They discussed politics while Roosevelt signaled a return to active New York politics and support for Hughes in his bid for decent government. A Roosevelt dispatch urged passage of direct primary legislation as NY assembly judiciary committee prepared to report against it.
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Col. Roosevelt
Gov. Hughes
Cambridge
Masa
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard
Hughes
New York
Roosevelt
J. Pierpont Morgan
Horace Porter
Mr. Roosevelt
New York State
Griscom
New York Republican County Committee
Oe Eith
Cobb
Roosevelt Dispatch
New York Assembly Judiciary Committee
Billie
Old Statesman Dead Senator Daniel of Virginia
Virginia senior senator John War wick Daniel died of a cerebral hemorrhage after a March attack in Daytona Florida. He passed at the Lynchburg sanatorium on June 30 with family present including Mrs Daniel and son Edward M Daniel while the senate sergeant at arms was notified.
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Senator Daniel
Virginia
Lynchburg, Va
John Warwick Daniel
Daytona
Fla
Lynchburg Sanatorium
Daniel
Fred Harper
Edward M. Daniel
S. W. Halsey
Don P. Halsey
Senate
Browne Jury Discharged After 115 Hours of Debate
Chicago June 30 After 115 hours of argument the Browne jury could not reach a verdict in the case of Representative Lee O Neil Browns charged with buying votes that helped Lorimer win the Senate. The jurors were discharged by Judge McLurely after failing to agree 11 to 1 or closer on any ballot. Browns walked out smiling, facing a new trial next week. Juror Spare defended the panel while State's Attorney Wayman denounced the jury as packed and a disgrace to Illinois.
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Chicago
McLurely
Lee O'Neil Browns
Lorimer
United States Senate
Browne
Spare
Wayman
Illnois
Archduke Joseph Ferdinand Survives Balloon Hop Crash
Archduke Joseph Ferdinand and an engineer officer endured a dramatic balloon ascent near Vienna on June 30. A sudden storm forced the craft into the Danube, sinking deeper into the river than their necks before ballast lightened the balloon enough to escape and continue the crossing.
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Vienna
Archduke Joseph Ferdinand
Danube
Gore bribery probe funds delayed until December
Washington, June 30. Senators Hale and Hughes said no appropriation was provided for the Gore bribery inquiry. The senate committee lacks funds and will not meet until December when Congress reconvenes, delaying the investigation.
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Gore
Washington
Senate Committee
Hale
Hughes
Jones
Reno visit to Jeffries camp shows governor in background
Nevada governor Dickerson James J Jeffries and moving picture men staged a public behind the scenes glimpse at Jeffries camp in Reno on a holiday afternoon. Cameras rolled as Jeffries greeted the governor and the fighter was paraded before the crowd amid churning newsreels and rising excitement.
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Nev
Dickerson
Nevada
James J. Jeffries
Moving Picture Men
Harmony
Mr. Jeffries
Jeff
Dake
New York
Rickard
Cox
State Police
Richard
Sweet William
Berger
Keokuk
Woman Hit by Trolley Car in Goshen
Grace Charniey, 68, wife of Mitchell Charniey, was killed in Goshen Indiana when she alighted from a traction car. As she stepped off the car began backing, tripping her to the pavement and crushing her before the motorman could warn.
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Goshen
Ind
Nmte
Grace Charniey
Mitchell Charniey
Elevator Destroyed by Fire in Booneville
A June 30 fire of unknown origin destroyed Small's grain elevator in Booneville Indiana causing about 60000 dollars in losses. Firefighters worked to contain the blaze and prevent spread to nearby facilities.
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Booneville
Ind
Small
Where was Bryan
Indianapolis June 30. A report on Indiana Democratic talks at French Lick notes W J Bryan was largely omitted from speeches and resolutions as John W Kern and Tom Taggart allies push against Bryanism. It mentions Champ Clark planned four Indiana speeches and a Bookwalter gubernatorial boom among veterans.
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Indiana Democratic Organization
W. J. Bryan
Pluto
French Lick
John W. Kern
Shively
Despoiler
Kern
Bryan
Stokes Jackson
Atate
Indiana
Jackson
Crawford Hairbanka
Tom Taggart
TATSA
Marshall
Champ Clark
Clark
National House
Congress
Early decision now expected in Indiana insurance suit
Indianapolis June 30 Judge Weir plans to rule next Saturday after closing arguments in Attorney General Bingham's suit to enjoin 129 fire insurers from combining to fix uniform Indiana rates. Attorneys for the companies sought an early decision, citing restraint orders and desire to restore Indianapolis business conditions. The state asserts the unions and local bureaus fixed high rates, while both sides see strength in their presentations and may accept a compromise if it lowers costs statewide.
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Indianapolis
Bingham
Weir
William L. Taylor
Indianapola
Taylor
Beatson Acquitted in Chest of Gold Case at Anderson
In Anderson Indiana on June 230 Joseph Beatson was acquitted of the charge he took the chest of gold alleged to be David Bowers property. The chest reportedly held about 100000 and heirs sued the son in law Beatson. Also in Lafayette on June 30 T Duden named department commander of Indiana United Spanish War Veterans with Lafayette as next meeting place. In Lebanon Indiana on June 30 a jury found Albert Spohn guilty of manslaughter in the death of Patrolman Joseph Krupp in Indianapolis on April 19.
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L. A
Anderson
Anderson, Ind
Joseph Beatson
David Bowers
Besataon
Lafayette
Richmond
Ind
T. J. Louden
Bloomington
Indiana
United Spanish War Veterans
Lebanon
Albert Spohn
Joseph Krupp
Indianapolis
Market Quotations Indianapolis Grain and Livestock
Indianapolis grain and livestock prices across markets show wheat at 96 to 97 1/2 cents for No 2 red, corn around 60 to 62 1/2 cents, oats near 37 to 41 cents, and hay prices for alfalfa and timothy. Cattle range 4 to 8 dollars, hogs 5 1/2 to 9 1/2, sheep 2 50 to 4 65, lambs 4 to 9.25 with receipts of 8 000 hogs, 1 300 cattle, 600 sheep. Cincinnati and Chicago and St Louis price checks included.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Campaign Plans for Democrats and Headquarters Opens
Washington June 30 Democratic congressional committee opens in capital with Lloyd of Mississippi as chairman. Chicago and St. Louis to host offices as well. Literature distribution planned using speeches from last session denouncing Republican tariff laws. Sessions warn of money needs and disclosure of contributors. Springfield Illinois June 30 Supreme Court rules religious exercises banned in public schools. Bible reading singing and prayer prohibited in state schools following Winchester case.
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Democratic Congressional Committee
James F. Lloyd
Miseguri
Chicago
St. Louis
McKinley
Springfield
Supreme Court of
Ilinoia
Winchester
Omersounty
National League Scores Across Three Arenas
Baseball scores from Pittsburg to Kansas City show Gaspar Clarke Leever and Gibson in Pittsburg, McIntire Kling Salles Brew in St Louis, Mor an Mathewson Moyers in New York, and Bell Bergen Erwin in Boston. American League results include Detroit Chicago Scott Payne Donovan Stanagre and Powell Spade Stephens Easterly with Warhop Mitchell and several others. American Association matchups feature Milwaukee Indianapolis Minneapolis Columbus St Paul Toledo and Kansas City Louisville with multiple pitchers and scorers listed.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Gaspar and
Clarke
Powell, Leever
Gibson
Louis— Rie
Chicago
Lous
McIntire
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Salles
Brewmahap
New York
Philadelphia
U. New York
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Shettler
Stack
Moran
Mathewson and Moyers
Boston
Brooklyn
Bell
Bergen
Erwin
Ferguson
Mattern and Smith
Américan League
Detroit
Scott
Payne
Donovan
Stanagre
Cleveland
Louis
Powell
Spade
Stephens
Mitchell
Easterly
Washington
R.elb
Warhop
Gray and Mreet
Phila
Hall
Collina and
Kleinow
Krause
Morgan
Donohue and
Thomas
The
American Association
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
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