Taft conference with leaders ahead of nomination
Hot Springs Virginia July 4 Taft calls Republican leaders to Hot Springs to map strategy for the keynote address and unity after Chicago. Delegations may delay visits until Taft meets them in Cincinnati as Kellogg and Burton join in the talks.
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Hot Springs
Republican National Committee
Willam H. Taft
Taft
Chicago
Crane
Massachusetts
Henr
Enway
Indiana
Fairbanks
Representative Watson
McKinley
Illinois
Cannon
Representative Burton
Ohio
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Mr. Taft
New York
Standard Oil Company
Executive Committee
Kellogg
Charlie Taft
Evangelists Return to America After Deportation Ordeal
Prince Charles Allen a Church of God minister led his followers back to New York aboard the American Liner New York from Southampton. The group included Allen’s mother Lou Horton and other women whose names were on belts. They say they were expelled from England to raise funds to return to the United States. Allen, Louisiana-born and Texas ordained, says the Church of God was founded in 1890 in Galveston and that two white clergy are with the group.
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Prince
Charles Allen
Church of God
New York
America
Lou Horton
Sylvia Gowings
Mary Gordon
Allen
England
Southampton
Alen
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
Sophet
Frank K. Smith
Galveston
New Order
Lester Daniels
Louisiana
Hempstead
Texas
Lynn Hill
United Kingdom
Surrogates Order Reforms in Will Handling Procedures
Surrogate Beckett and Surrogate Thomas order changes in filing wills with copies and affidavits. Copies must be verified against originals by two witnesses and filed in a single secured room. Wills chronologically span from colonial times to today, with bindery work expanded to keep one man busy.
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Beckett
Thomas
Senate
San Francisco
New York
Surrogate Beckett
Arrest of Mexican Rebel Leader Sparks Texas Revelations
Dr Francisco A Gonzales of Vies Coahuila is arrested in Chihuahua charged with leading the northern Mexican revolution. He allegedly helped in the raid on Vies Coahuila and calls himself President of the Liberal Party of Mexico. Ambassador Creel arrives to consult on the unrest. Evidence from Mexican Consul Lomeli includes hundreds of letters linked to revolutionaries. hearings start next Tuesday.
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New York Times
EL Paso
Texas
Francisco A. Gonzales
Vies Coahuila
Mexico
Liberal Party of Mexico
Gonzales
Meoqui
Chihuahua
Santana Perez
Casasgrandes
Enrique Creel
Washington
State Department
Nore
Flores Magan
Los Angeles
United States
Antonio Lomeli
Charles Boynton
Eugene Nolte
Boynton
Landis Arrested Over Nevada Mining Deal
R R Landis nephew of Judge Landis of Chicago is jailed in Caliente Nevada on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses via a mining deal. He sold Eldorado Nevada Mining and Milling stock to buyers including Gustav Bohy in Whittier. An officer heads to Los Angeles to return him. Bohy’s complaint triggered the arrest.
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New York Times
Los Angeles
Cal
R. R Landis
Landis
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Caliente
Nevada
Eldorado Nevada Mining and Milling Company
Searchlight
Whittier
Gustav Bohy
Salt Lake
Bohy
Murder at doorway shocks Worcester crowd
Edward J. McLaughlin of Leminster Mass was killed by a cannon fired through his door at 3 AM at 8 Floral Place Worcester police call the act cold-blooded murder. A cannon and revolver were found and three suspects Louis Nunting 20 Amos Lambert Simmons 18 and Joe Coleman 22 are detained.
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New York Times
Worcester
Mass
Edward J. McLaughlin
Leominster
Floral Place
Tech Polic
Sie
Pierce
Lazelle
Louis Nunting
Amos Lambert Simmons
Joe Coleman
De Leon Wins at Socialist Labor Party Convention
The Arlington Hall meeting rejected a minority report seeking Daniel de Leon's removal as editor and upheld his leadership amid debates on party press quality. The convention deferred on unemployment relief and announced nominations for tomorrow with a reception by women Socialists.
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Socialist Labor Party
Arlington Hall
Committee On Party
Daniel de Leon
O'Neill
de Leon
National Committee For the Relief of
Think Boy Weinstein Killed Himself Over Theft Mania
The missing fifteen year old Moses Weinstein of 293 South Second Street Williamsburg reportedly chose suicide over a life of alleged theft. A note to his parents stated death by his own action was the only resource to avoid prison. Police are seeking any trace of him.
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Moses Weinstein
South Second Street
Williamsburg
Weinstein
Cannon Attacks Hysteria as He Bids Farewell
In a Fourth of July ceremony in Washington Speaker Joseph G. Cannon blasted the Roosevelt era, warning against mob pressure on the GOP platform and defending courts power. He argued any attempt to curb rights under the Constitution is unwise while praising the judiciary and noting the president becomes an ex after term. Secretary Cortelyou, Commissioner MacFarland, and officials spoke as well.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph G. Cannon
Joe
Fourtenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cannon
Cortelyou
Marine
Uncle Joe
Speaker Cannon
Congress
Republic
MacFarland
Consuls Request Protection for Trade Routes at Tabriz
The Consul Corps at Tabriz sends a note to Azerbaijan Province's temporary governor detailing ongoing robbery and pillage. Roads are unsafe and caravan caravans halted causing fuel shortages and exhausted supplies. They demand protection for trade routes and safety guarantees for foreigners.
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Tabriz
Azerbaijan
Motors collide in Roslyn suburb. McGee escapes unharmed
Theodore McGee chauffeur for Martin Littleton barely avoided serious injury in a head on crash with Charles Vanderbilt’s car on Port Washington main street. McGee and Vanderbilt’s party included Mr and Mrs Vanderbilt and their son and daughter. McGee suffered minor bruises, others unharmed.
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New York Times
Roslyn
L. IL
Theodore McGee
Martin W. Littleton
Manhasset
Port Washington
Charles Vanderbilt
McGee
Vanderbilt
Littleton
New York Central's Private Drain Under Forty-Second Street Yard
A major underground drain for the New York Central Railroad was completed to empty the suburban and express yards of the Forty-second Street terminal. The 24 acre suburban yard sits 40 feet below ground while the 42 acre express yard lies 20 feet above it.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
New Terminal Station
Forty-second Street
Lexington Avenue Wall
Forty-sixth Street
East River
G. A. Harwood
New York Central
Terry & Tench Construction Company
Terminal Station
Floating Hospital Ready for Summer Service
The Floating Hospital of St. Johns Guild plans its first summer voyage next Monday to aid ailing mothers and children in poorer districts. Up to 1,600 patients can be treated aboard with transfers to Seaside Hospital at New Dorp for the sickest cases. Supt Frank Whitcomb and Dr P L McKallagat lead the initiative with nurses supporting, while fundraising seeks contributions to support travel and care costs.
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St. John's Guild
New Dorp
S. I
West Side
West Thirty-fifth
West Tenth Streets
East Side
East, Twentyfourth
East Third
Market Streets
Brooklyn
North Second Street
Hudson and
Hamilton Avenues
Frank Whitcomb
P. L. McKallagat
Ella E. Patterson
Tame Celebration For Tammany Braves
Tammany’s Fourth of July gathering drew a smaller crowd as many leaders headed to the Denver Convention. Bryan and Gov. Johnson sent regret letters while Richard Croker’s cable urged Democrats to keep liberty alive. Speakers included Morris Sheppard and John Sayles praising party unity and victory.
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Tammany
Denver
Bryan Henry
Sagamore
The
Tammany Society
Daniel F. Chalan
George F. Scannell
Scannell
Far West
Tammany Glee Club
Thomas Co. T. Crain
Michael F. Blake
William Jennings Bryan
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Daniel F. Cohalan
Jefferson
W. J. Bryan
Johnson
State of Minnesota
St. Paul
Tammany Hall
New York City
Gov. Folk
Missouri
Gov. Blanchard
Louisiana
Gov
Swanson
Virginia
Glenn
North Carolina
Gov. Brothers
Maryland
Comer
Alabama
United States
Bacon
Georgia
Blake
Bryan
Charles F. Murphy
Richard Croker
Ireland
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Tammany Tiger
Lone Star of
Washiton
William McKinley
John Sayles
Buffalo
Cleveland
John Kelly
Four Arrests at Sonn Bay Race Course Over Bets
Special police arrested four men yesterday at Sonn Bay race course for alleged violations of the anti betting law. Charles McClure of Paterson New Jersey was accused of passing money and recording the bet on his programme. The other three, Samuel H Klein Ralph Dreyfuss and Sol Robinson, were charged with recording bets on their racing programmes. They were bailed out at Coney Island Police Station later in the day.
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Sonn Bay
Charles McClure
Paterson
N. J
Samuel H. Klein
West
Sixty-first Street
Ralph Dreyfuss
East Fifty-second Street
Sol Robinson
Second Avenue
Coney Island
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Weston
Socialist Labor Convention
Persia
M. W. Littleton
Long Island
N. Y. Central’s
Boat of
St. John’s Guild
Tammany Braves
BIG Guns
Gov. Johnson
John F. X. O’brien
New Jersey
Platt
Depew
John C. Kaas
Hell
Maurice BR. Blumenthal
Oppenheim
Guins
34Th St—West
B. Akman & OF
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