Taft Told of Nomination and Independence Party Nominates
William Howard Taft was formally notified of his Republican nomination at Cincinnati with a grand ceremony. The Independents at Chicago nominated Thomas L. Hisgen for president and John Temple Graves for vice president, backing direct elections and tariff reform amid broader policy planks.
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Prisoner Tries Suicide in County Workhouse Cell
John Clifford a Wilmington Delaware prisoner awaiting trial on breach of peace attempted self harm with an eight penny nail and a piece of glass injuring his throat but not fatally. Estate of Grover Cleveland valued at 250000 with no will details disclosed in Princeton Nova Scotia notice.
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President Joins Peace League Honorary Presidency
President Roosevelt has accepted the honorary presidency of the Peace and Arbitration League Teague, which aims for adequate armament and effective arbitration, and seeks to promote peace through arbitration and peaceful accord.
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Samuel Anoints David as King Though Youthful
This lesson recalls Samuel’s search for a king among Jesse’s sons and God’s choice of David despite outward appearance. It stresses that God looks on the heart, not the form, and urges steadfast faithfulness while awaiting God’s plan. Samuel’s fear, the Lord’s commission, and the anointing of David are highlighted.
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