Taft Sees Gains as National Committee States Votes
Chicago June 11 The Republican national committee added thirty three full and two half Taft votes and two and a half Foraker votes in a series of district contests. Ohio featured four contests with Taft winning thirds and sixth districts seating delegations. The committee seeks to finish work by tomorrow night and consider credentials chair possibilities for Harry M. Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican National Committee
William H. Taft
Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
Taft
Foraker
Arthur I. Vorys
Myron T. Herrick
Herrick
National Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Myron T. Merrick
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Missouri
North Carolina
South Carolina
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Hhis State
Daugherty
Wade H
Peruna Testimonials On Catarrh Of The Stomach
Patients from Denver to Tennessee report relief from stomach catarrh using Peruna. Alderman Geo W Weick praises Peruna at 11 Suth Seventh St Denver. R Samuel A Seal recalls long illness and recovery after starting Peruna and urges others to try it. Frank Richter of Winona Minnesota and others attest cure, noting appetite and digestion improve.
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Lderman
George W. Weick
Suth Seventh Street
Denver
Eleventh Ward
R. Samuel A. Seal
Treadway
Tenn
Hancock County
Hawkins County
Rogersville
Tennessee
Frank Richter
East Second Street
Winona
Minn
Ohio Attorney General Ellis Named to Resolutions Committee
Ohio attorney general Ellis will join the resolutions committee amid a lull in presidential ticket talks. Taft forces reportedly will not campaign for a vice presidential slot, and allies argue the party traditionally names the vice president after the top spot is chosen. Rumors about Governor Hughes and possible New York second place share the stage with Dolliver and Cortelyou. A separate report from Pittsburg notes two forging charges against William Montgomery, ex-cashier of the Allegheny National Bank, now jailed on federal charges of large-scale embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Ohio
Resolutions Committee
Frank Ti Ilitcheack
Taft
Dolliver
Iowa
Cortelyou
Hughes
New York
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York State Central Committee
Montgomery
Pittsburg
William Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
William L. Folds
Bowman Granted Suspended Sentence in Bank Cashier Case
United States Judge Young suspended the sentence of Ernest W. Bowman former cashier of the Citizens' National Bank of Tionesta who pleaded guilty to abstracting about $40,000. Bowman used the funds to aid friends and has reimbursed the institution.
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Pittsburg
United States
Young
Ernest W. Bowman
Citizens’ National Bank of
Young Woman Drowns in Pigeon Creek Evansville
The body of 20 year old Mrs. Ida Hardesty was found in Pigeon creek in Evansville Indiana. The coroner rules the death a suicide.
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Creek
Evansville
Ind
Ida Hardesty
Pigeon Creek
Lodge speech at Republican convention advocates Roosevelt policies
Chicago June 11 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge acts as permanent chairman at the Republican national convention and signals support for Roosevelt era policies. He hints at a third term debate but argues the country desires a president who follows Roosevelt's lines. Indiana Ohio grain shippers form association in Piqua with 100 members pledged and officers elected. Los Angeles reports 1000 sailors desert Atlantic and Pacific fleets during California harbor stop. recruiting stations aboard ships opened. sailors enjoy shore leave while seeking life ashore.
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Chicago
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Indiana
Ohio
Piqua
Ohio and
W. T. Palmer
Celina
J. A. Washburn
Remington
Ind
Wm. Harting
Elwood
O. T. Rozell
Troy
Lawrence Schunk
Calvia
Cloyd
Loughery
Monticello
J. W. Owens
Saratoga
Los Angeles
Cal
Sebree
Atlantic
Pacific
California
Indiana Knights Templar Hold Artyfourts Annual Conclave
Winona Lake Indiana hosts the grand commandery Knights Templar of Indiana for its annual conclave on June 11 featuring attendance by officers and members and related ceremonial activities.
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Indiana Knights Templar
Winona Lake
Ind
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
Indiana
Mail Pouch Worth $100,000 Lost Between Cities
Los Angeles reports a missing registered mail pouch believed to contain at least $50,000 in currency and a large number of money parcels to a total possibly reaching $100,000. Investigators from Los Angeles Kansas City and Washington confirm the loss with limited explanations while a Los Angeles bank is suspected as the origin of the currency shipment to New York.
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Los Angeles
Kansas City
Cal
Postoffice
Kansas City Postoffice
Post Office Department
New York
Washington
M. H. Flint
W. J. Vickery
Flint
Actor Hitchcock Cleared of Misconduct Charges
The jury found Raymond Hitchcock not guilty of misconduct with young girls at 2:50 this morning in New York. Mrs. Hitchcock sobbed in court as the verdict was read and embraced her husband. Four other indictments remain, and he was remanded to the Tombs with expected bail.
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New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Death of O H P Belmont in Hempstead
Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont dies at his Hempstead home from peritonitis aged forty nine. Belmont, named for the Lake Erie hero, led a varied career in the navy banking journalism and politics. he was son of August Belmont.
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O. H. P. Belmont
New York
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Hempstead
I. I
Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont
Lake Erie
August Belmont
Wong Kai Kah Family Plans Indiana Move for Education
Mrs. Wong Kai Kah and her children expect to come to Indianapolis where the youngsters will enroll in Knickerbocker Hall next year. The family, once in St Louis for the exposition, chose Indianapolis for English schooling after favorable treatment and strong ties to local residents. Mr. Wong died months after returning to China.
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Indianapolis
Wong Kai Kah
Knickerbocker Hall
Wong
John Holtzman
Shanghai
China
America
St. Louis
Wone
Kosciusko bank affairs spark grand jury talk in Warsaw
Warsaw reports a possible special grand jury session to probe alleged illegal bank acts. Officers, including cashier Abe Brubaker, are accused of large loans to insiders without stockholder consent. State bank examiner Charles W. Camp expects revealing facts and condemns management.
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Warsaw
Ind
Kosciusko County Bank
Charles W. Camp
Camp
Abe Brubaker
Defendants Hear Last Speeches in Capitol Contract Case
Harrisburg June 11 final speeches concluded for the capitol metallic furniture contract conspiracy trial. This morning James Scarlet and Attorney General Todd addressed the court. Judge Kunkel to charge the jury tomorrow morning.
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Harrisburg
Capitol Metallic
James Scarlet
Todd
Kunkel
The Race for the Pennant Big Leagues Standings
National League standings show Chicago leading with 27 wins and a .455 pace, followed by Cincinnati 26-17, Pittsburgh 24-19, New York 23-20, Philadelphia 4-20, and Boston at 0-0 in midseason. American League lists Chicago and St. Louis atop, with Cleveland, New York, Detroit, Boston, and Philadelphia battling for spots. multiple games are reported with box scores and batters.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
BNO
Boston
Louis We
Brooklyn
Sane
R.hle
Leever
Gibson
Whtse
Bresnahan
R.ele
St. Louis
Lush
Ludwig
Hostetter
Sparks
Dooin
R.H.E
Weimer
Coakley
McLean
Ferguson
Ball
Graham
Fraser
Moran
Rucker
Berger
American League
Kcceeenees
Cleveland
Detroit
BOO
Balta Eee
Washington
Liebkhardt
Bemis
Clarke
Young
Criger
R.A. Chicago
Manuel, Sullivan
Plank
Powers
R.H.E. St. Louis
Baltley
Dineen
Stephens
Cates
Street
American Association
Louisville
Toledo Co
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
R.H.E. Columbua
Upp, Fohl, Eagan, Sullivan
Railroads vow to resist new two cent fare in Missouri
Jefferson City Mo June 11 nine railroads have served notice on Attorney General Hadley they will resist in federal court any enforcement of the two cent passenger fare law in Missouri.
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Jefferson City
Attornees General Hadley
Missouri
Four Children Left Home As Mother Drowns During Outing
Mrs. Joseph Barker, 28, left four children ages five months to seven years at home in Laporte Indiana while boating and fishing with boarder Fred Lettman on Clearlake. Four hours later Dettman ran to Barker at the gasworks to say his wife had fallen from the boat and drowned.
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Laporte
Ind
Joseph Barker
Fred Lettman
Clearlake
Dettman
Barker
Adair Renominated by Acclamation in Democratic Meet
Union City Indiana June 11 John A M Adair of Portland representing the Eighth district in Congress was renominated by acclamation by the Democratic district convention which met here.
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Adair
Union City
Ind
John A. M. Adair
Portland
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Alderman Geo. W.weick
Denver , Col
Ling
Chairman Lodge
Neem
Wong Kai Kahs
Polis
Mme Wong Kai Kah
Cotterman
Logansport
Robert H. Cotterman
James T. Brown
Galveston
National League
Toledo
Sutthoff
Land
Curtis
Beville
R.H.E. Wigat
Asher
Abott
Manske
Roth
R.H.E. Indpis
Hatteries
Marquard
Eubanks
Livingston
Gehring
Meyers
R.H.E. Indianapolis
Slagle
Howley
Teal
Ferris
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