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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1908

Page

4

Taft Campaign Publicity to Be Under New York Law

Taft indicates all Republican campaign funds will be publicly accounted under the New York publicity law. George R. Sheldon will be the sole treasurer, with a New York treasury and vouchers for every cent. Taft plans a front porch campaign after September and says publicity will correct misimpressions about campaign income and expenditures.

Speaal New York Times Hot Springs Republican National Committee New York Taft George R. Sheldon Sheldon National Committee Cincinnati Chicago Hitchcock Murphy New Jersey Meyer Treasury Republican Party Hughes

Notification Day Plans Reported For July 28

The Cincinnati committee and the National Committee's Notification Committee report the July 28 Notification Day plan after a Taft visit. The program begins at 7 o'clock with the firing sequence outlined following the conference.

New York Times Cincinnati Ohio National Committee Taft Hot Springs

Taft to witness city celebration with fireworks and receptions

The city plans band concerts and parades around hilltop cannons and a night display of fireworks at the riverfront. A steam boat will host the event for Mr. Taft and the Notification Committee. Warner to speak from Charles P. Taft’s lawn at noon, Taft to respond, followed by public reception and buffet lunch.

River Front Mr. Taft Charles P. Taft Warner

Sherman to resign from Republican Congressional Committee

Washington July 10 Representative James S Sherman head of the Republican Congressional Committee will retire from the panel soon as announced by Senator Hemenway and Representative McKinley after a Taft conference in Hot Springs. His successor has not been chosen. Utica July 10 reports say Sherman may not undergo surgery yet and remains under daily physician care with limited rest and brief sessions with his secretary to review mail.

Taft Cincinnati Hitchcock Sheldon Tiancock Sherman Congressional Committee Executive Committee Washington Meyer Rbomer Dover National Committee Wade Ellis Ohio Gen. Ellis Roosevelt United States Melton J. Purdy Mstrict Minnesota Ellis D.C James S. Sherman Republican Congressional Committee Hemenway Indiana McKinley Illinois Hot Springs Mr. Sherman Utica N. Y Congressman Sherman Berlin Thomas J. Gargan Boston Jung Boas

Arion Singers Welcomed at Potsdam Palace Reception

The Brooklyn Arion Choral Society with 200 members arrived from Berlin by special train to Potsdam July 10. Crown Prince Frederick William and the Crown Princess hosted a reception at the New Palace, where the choir sang and the prince expressed delight and hope for improved German American ties. A light repast followed, with a choral luncheon and lake excursion.

Potsdam Brooklyn Arion Choral Society New Palace Frederick William Berlin Henry Luehrer Arthur Claassen Germany United States

Russia to placate Jews in evolving policy shift

London and St Petersburg dispatches report Russia may adopt a more tolerant stance toward Jews. Britain cites a potential treaty allowing British Jewish subjects to reside and trade in Russia as a first sign of liberal intent, though St Petersburg cautions concessions appear minor and reversible.

London J. Petersburg Jewish Daily News London Dispatch British Foreign Office St. Petersburg Russia England Europe

Rebels Capture Choluteca as Honduras Rises

Reports from Managua Nicaragua dated July 10 say Honduran rebels backing President Dana have taken Choluteca and threaten Santa Barbara. The movement is alleged to receive guarded aid from Salvador and Guatemala. Choluteca and Gracias bolster rebel lines as Chahueca remains a fortified position. Choluteca has about 5 000 residents and Santa Barbara about 6 000.

Managla Nicaragua Dana Honduras Choluteca Santa Barbers Salvador Guatemala Chahueca Gracias Tegucigalpa Santa Barbara

Inferno at Yusovo Rikovsky Mine Claimed Hundreds

An inquest into a deadly coal mine explosion at the Rikovsky Mine in Yusovo Russia reveals archaic mining methods and lack of inspection. About 300 men died from burns or afterdamp as rescue delays and a maskless engineer's fallible descent hindered efforts.

Yusovo Russia Rikovsky

Pope plans remodel of Lateran Palace in Rome

The Pope announced plans to rebuild the ancient Lateran Palace to house the Rota and Segnatura Courts while the Penitentiary Tribunal moves to the Holy Office near St. Peter's. Most valuable pictures will move to a new Vatican gallery opening next September, with only sculpture rooms and the museum kept separate.

Rome Lateran Palace Constantine Avignon Penitentiary Tribunal Holy Office St. Peter's Vatican

Plans for Hearst convention and Independence Party ticket

Preparations for the Independence Party National Convention in Chicago on July 27 advance as William R. Hearst returns from Europe. Leaders aim to field a full national ticket and state tickets in many states, with 1,002 delegates and a list of state committeemen across the Union. The party eyes growth, hopes to present its principles, and seeks full state representation by the convention call.

Independence Party Chicago Denver Europe William R. Hearst North Dakota Thomas L. Hisgen West Springfield Mass Ilisgen Massachusetts Hearst Hisgen Hisgen Brothers Standard Oil Company New England M. W. Howard Alabama Cleveland South New York Pennsylvania

Poison Test In Wilson Case In Philadelphia Inquest

The inquest into Dr. William H. Wilson’s June 26 death after drinking cyanide tainted ale returned a verdict that he died from poison supplied by unknown persons. Detectives plan a dog test to study cyanide’s effect, amid contradictions from witnesses and a separate $25 extortion dispute involving the doctor.

New York Times Philadelphia William H. Wilson Wilson

Mellen Confirms Boston and Maine Sale

Meriden Conn July 10 report says John L Billard acts for the railroad and will vote stock in its interest. Brandeis opposes merger and notes possible continued New Haven influence if sale not complete.

Mellen Boston & Maine Meride Conn John L. Billard Billard Meriden Meriden Savings Bank

Department views on Boston & Maine stock transfer

Justice officials say they have not heard of any transfer of Boston & Maine stock to Banker Billard and refuse to discuss how it might affect the Government's New Haven antitrust suit.

Washington Department of Justice Boston & Maine Billard New Haven

Paris Contractors Vote for Lockout

Paris workers staged partial strikes and boycotts prompting the Association of Contractors to vote for a general lockout at a July meeting.

Paris Association of Contractors

Paris report on Servia revolution cannot be confirmed

A July 10 dispatch notes no confirmation of a Servia revolution outbreak. Foreign Office and Serva Legation lack information on the subject. Also reported are Baron von Sternburg's travel plans and other international items from Homburg Lima Paris Lisbon and Berlin.

Paris Servia Foreign Office Serva Legation Subect

Venezuela’s Quiet Standoff With United States

The United States expects placid indifference toward Venezuela after President Castro recalls the Venezuelan representative in Washington. The gunboat Marietta is recalled from Venezuelan waters and moved toward Guan­tamo as officials call Castro an annoyance rather than a threat. Trade between the nations will continue with no immediate government action on warships or diplomacy.

New York Times Washington Castro Venezuela United States Republic Sefior Veloz Golticoa New York Caracas Legation Gonzalo Picon Febres War Department Bacon Navy Department Central American Marietta Guantanamo Cuba Ence Germany France

Purple Letter Writer Again Targets Advertisers in New York Magazines

An anonymous author sending purple ink stamped letters to advertisers in New York magazines has resumed writing. A detective agency offers a $200 reward for tips to identify the writer, who mails notes from various city locations. He began last winter and has continued despite potential trouble.

New York Life J. A. Mitchell Lifes Weed Scott Gowd The Titres

Duke of Norfolk and party sail to Quebec for Champlain anniversary

The Duke of Norfolk Lord Roberts and a distinguished party travel aboard the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Ireland to Quebec to attend the tercentenary celebration of Champlain's founding of the city.

Liverpool Duke of Norfolk Lord Roberts a _distins menace Quebec Champlain

Consul Harris to probes Nicaria seizure report

The State Department orders Consul General Ernest L. Harris at Smyrna to investigate rumors that 100 American citizens were seized on Nicaria by a Turkish warship. Officials question if so many Americans are present and suggest some may be former U S residents who had returned to the island.

Washington, D. C Ernest L. Harris Smyrna Turkey State Department Nicaria Adee Sorareestan United States

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