Bryanites Press Gray as Vice Presidential Choice
Denver dispatch reports the Bryan faction backing Judge Gray for vice president. Nixon-like politicos discuss an anti injunction plank and rival New York and Midwestern interests push Towne or other candidates. Gray’s Delaware base and Omaha support lift him as the preferred running mate for Bryan.
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Omaha
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Connecticut
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Rhode Island
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Texas
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Iowa
David Rose
Wisconsin
William J. Stone
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
W.G. Conrad
Montana
Tom L. Johnson
Judson A. Harmon
Ohio
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
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Marvel
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Women Attack House of Commons in London Riot
The June 30 suffragette assault on the House of Commons failed to match prior demonstrations. Police blocked access as 29 women were arrested, including two who smashed the Prime Minister's Downing Street residence windows. Mrs. Asquith witnessed the upheaval and condemned militant methods while Premier Asquith avoided recognition amid large crowds. Caxton Hall activists sought a franchise grant and sent a deputation, denied entry, to the House, triggering further protests.
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Parliament Square
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Two Boys Drown In East River Incident
Two youngsters Max Featherstein and Samuel Schneider aged from East 10th Street were drowned in the East River near Jth Street as they were swept between two canal boats. About thirty to forty youths swam nearby while Patrolman Shiel and three rescuers dived in but could not save them, recovering the bodies after a half hour.
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Max Featherstein
East 10Th Street
Samuel Schneider
Union Market
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Union Market Station
Frederick White
Avenue C
William Ludke
Greenpoint Avenue
Brooklyn
Edward Moch
South 8Th Street
Death in Boat's Wake Drowns Two Boys at Riverside Park
Two youths, Albert Farrell and Walter Kearney both fifteen, drown after a large launch creates a deadly wave among bathers near Riverside Park on the Connecticut River. The boys, each trying to save the other, vanish as a rescue boat approaches. the skipper says he did not realize his boat posed a danger.
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Hartford
Conn
Riverside Park
Connecticut River
Albert Farrell
Walter Kearney
Fireworks Explosion Injures Three at Yonkers Store
Three men were injured when fireworks exploded at Jacob Schmele's sporting goods store on Riverdale Avenue Yonkers. Hayworth Campbell art editor of Everybodys Magazine and George R. Penchard were nearby. Campbell suffered head and facial injuries, Penchard escaped with minor marks, while James J. Fee lost an arm to a splinter and L Montague was struck by carriage wheels.
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Jacob Schmele
Sporting Goods
Riverdale Avenue
John G. Stack
Hayworth Campbell
Everybody's Magazine
George R. Penchard
Campbell
Penchard
James J. Fee
L. Montague
Drowns as Tide Sweeps Man at East 49th Street
Andrew Hendrickson twenty five of 329 East 49th street was swept away and drowned as the outgoing tide pulled him from the pier. His wife watched helplessly as bathers tried to reach him and a two year old child was in her arms. Searchers failed to locate the body before nightfall. Through to Atlantic City July 3 railroad advertisement follows.
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Andrew Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Williamsburg’s nine year old girl held in flat robberies
Police cracked a months long string of flat burglaries in Williamsburg. Annie Wilson alias Annie Reilly, nine, was found with loot including a lace dress and gold watch after being suspected in multiple break ins, aided by an adult woman tied to the scheme.
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Williamsburg
Annie Wilson
Annie Reilly
Hewes Street
Clymer Street
Reilly
Alexander Lane
George Hamilton
Marcy Avenue
Nugent
Miller
Washington Avenue
Myrtle Avenue
Robinson
Julia Campbell
Flushing Avenue
Annie
Lizzie
Bricks Fired From Roof Injure City Policemen on 62nd Street
Negroes from a roof on West 62d street showered bricks and stones on Patrolmen John Dewey and Patrick McGinness of West 68th street station, injuring faces and scalp wounds. Captain Reidy and Lt. Quinn deployed reserves. arrests followed at 248 and 250 West 62d street. Edward Coker and John Powis, both residents, were detained as suspicious persons amid crowd interference.
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Amsterdam
John Dewey
Patrick McGinness
West 68Th Street
Reidy
Lieutenant Quinn
West 62d Street
No. 248
Edward Coker
West 67Th Street
Wallace
Coker
Mackenzie
John Powis
West 63d Street
Railroads Put Men Back To Work In Multiple Regions
In Omaha Vice-President Mohler announced Union Pacific will restart Harrian lines extension work starting July 1. Projects include Athol Hill cut-off in Colorado and North Platte to North Port branch expansion with large work crews.
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Mohler
Union Pacific Railroad
Harriman
Athol Hill
Colorado
North Platte River
North Platte
North Port
New York Mayor Faces Speeding Charge
New Brunswick New Jersey June 30 Mayor McClellan of New York must appear July 13 before Justice Houscell for speeding on June 26 along the Piscataway Township Road. Police cited the car and learned from Trenton that the Mayor owns license No 14504. The summons was issued today.
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New Brunswick
N. J
McClellan
New York
Justice Houscell
Piscataway Township
Bishop Potter Doctors See Slight Improvement in Cooperstown
Reports from Cooperstown New York indicate Bishop Henry Codman Potter remains critically ill yet shows brief signs of stability. Physicians note the heart and digestion issues persist with oxygen therapy and constant care as family and friends monitor the situation.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry Codman Potter
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
New York
Daniels Nearing Death in Lake Placid Hotel
A telegraph report from Lake Placid says George H. Daniels is near death at 11:30 PM after a brief rally in the morning. He grew worse at 5 PM, losing consciousness and remaining in a lethargic state despite doctors' efforts.
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Sripuace
Lake Placid
N. Y
George H. Daniels
Daniels
Panama municipal vote favors Obaldia with 29 of 48 districts
Returns from forty eight districts show Obaldia leading with twenty nine districts, Arias eighteen, and fusion one. Early police violence dampened Ubaldia turnout, with only three votes. Arias claims thirty three districts won so far while the full results await final tallies before the July 12 presidential election.
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Veragua
José Domingo Obaldia
Ricardo Arias
FUSILLADE STARTS RIOT IN HELL'S KITCHEN
A burst of revolver fire on West 40th street drew about five thousand people to the area. Two gun duellists fled as bystanders scarred. A boy and a girl were hurt as police quelled the riot and dispersed the mob. Both principals were arrested.
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Tenth Avenues
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Mary Skilly
West 40Th Street
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Eleventh Avenue
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Hell's Kitchen
Riola
George Pakish
Omaha musician who aids the poor lives in cellar
Victor Schmidt, a renowned Omaha musician and former German university student, was found living in a cellar paying 150 dollars monthly rent. He carries certificates of deposit totaling about 8100 dollars and says he lives on one dollar a year to fund his charitable work. He aims to save 10000 dollars to endow a poor relief institution.
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Omaha
Victor Schmidt
Schmidt
Luncheon Hostess Found Dead in Richmond Hill
Three Richmond Hill club members arrived for a luncheon at Mrs Gertrude C Inness home at 3313 Stewart Ave Richmond Hill to find her dead on the bed. Police declare death by self act but family and coroner's office doubt the gas theory. Mrs Inness suffered severe headaches and insomnia. Doctor Scoville says death occurred some time before.
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Twentieth Century Club
Stewart Avenue
Gertrude C. Inness
Carlyle Inness
Near Riot Ends in Deputy Sheriff Slaying at Keystone Town
In Trainer near Chester Pennsylvania today David Murphy Jr shot and killed Deputy Sheriff Darvin Spence after a quarrel that sparked a near riot. Spence fired twice wounding Murphy in the shoulder before Murphy wrestled away the revolver and shot Spence through the head. A large crowd formed and deputies were needed to quell the disturbance.
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Trainer
David Murphy, Jr
Darvin Spence
Spence
Murphy
Mutiny of Negro Convicts Wounds Worker Near Atlanta
A mutiny at a convict camp twenty miles from Atlanta on the Roswell road led to one negro being shot and seriously wounded. The trouble began when the convicts refused to go to work this afternoon.
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Roswell Road
Full Summer Schedule for Sandy Hook Route
Sandy Hook Route now in effect with regular service plus a special evening trip on July 4 from West End Branch Sea Bright and other points arriving at New York at 10 PM. Advertisement.
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West End
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Taft Ends War Work and Plans Private Life
Secretary Taft completes his duties as War Secretary and retires to private life. General Luke Wright will take the oath as War Secretary tomorrow as Taft prepares for rest at Hot Springs and Cincinnati. Taft discusses chairmanship, planning July travels, and speeches while praising War Department staff.
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Tribune
Washington
William H. Taft
Luke Wright
Mr. Taft
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Philippines
Taft
War Department
Wright
Frank H. Hitchcock
National Committee
Fred W. Carpenter
Cincinnati
Burton
Republican Party
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Charila
Chespeaxe & Ohio Railway
Sherman welcomes James S Sherman to Utica
A large reception will greet Republican Vice Presidential candidate James S Sherman in Utica on Thursday evening. A joint Republican and Democratic committee will meet him, with a parade featuring many local uniforms and a fire lit route. Address by Mayor Wheeler and others will follow at the Sherman home.
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James S. Sherman
Sherman
Thomas Wheeler
John D
Charles E. Searle
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