Gray Talk Won't Down Statement Not New
Denver July 1 Gray boom strengthens belief that Judge Gray will accept a Vice Presidential offer if Bryan cannot be denied the first spot. Marvel and Beamish push for Gray with a Delaware committee and labor bloc backing Harrison or Kern discussed among delegates. Johnson path seen as possible but unlikely on first ballot.
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The
Tribune
Denver
Josiah Marvel
R. H. Beamish
Bryan
Marvel
Mr. Marvel
Gray
Johnson
Beamish
Delaware
Georgia
Florida
Pennsylvania
New York
L. Irving Hanly
Wilmington
Judge Gray
Peter A O'Borle
Pittstown
Penn
Kern
Ilinois
John- Pom Pople
Frederick B
Frank M. Day
W. Lawler
St. Paul
Richard T. O'Conner
Minnesota
Lawler
Gove Mor Johnson
Washington
Bailey Escapes From Steamer Off Honduras
Francis G. Bailey former president of the Export Shipping Company of New Jersey and three associates escaped in a small boat from the steamer Utstein off Puerto Cortez Honduras. A search by soldiers and the American Consul follows, as authorities seek to recover Bailey and the fugitives aboard.
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Honduras
Utstein
New Orleans
Oxley
Goldsboro
New York
Export Shipping Company
Bailey
Puerto Cortez
Public Service Commission moves to uphold Central Park line service
Subpoenas issued to H H Vreeland D B Hasbrouck Charlies E Warren and Oren Root as the Public Service Commission seeks continuance of adequate streetcar service on the Central Park North and East River lines after the New York City Railway lease ends July 10 with hearings set Friday at 11 am. A temporary arrangement with NYC Railway is expected while tracing facts to ensure service for thousands of riders on the 5th Street crosstown and Belt Line ferries.
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H. H. Vreeland
D. B. Hasbrouck
Charlies E. Warren
Oren Root
Public Service Commission
Central Park, North & East River Railroad Company
New York City Railway Company
Willcox
Central Park, North and East River
59Th Street
Orchard Gets Life
Boise Idaho July 1 The State Board of Pardons commuted Harry Orchard from hanging next Friday for the murder of ex Governor Frank Steunenberg to life imprisonment by unanimous vote. Orchard had opposed clemency and told his attorney yesterday he hoped efforts to save him would fail.
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Boise
Idaho
State Board of Pardons
Harry Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
Orchard
Zeppelin Airship Sets World Twelve Hour Flight Record
Count Zeppelin’s airship completed a twelve hour journey from Lake Constance visiting Zurich Lucerne Winterthur and Frauenfeld before returning to Friedrichshafen. The voyage covered about 220 miles with an altitude of up to 2500 feet and showcased precise handling amid calm weather and a fourteen-man crew.
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Lucerne
Friedrichshafen
Count Zeppelin
Albis
Zurich
Winterthur
Frauenfeld
Lake Constance
Bregenz
Austria- Hungary
Constance
Zeppelin
Mayence
Taft Denies Settled Plan for RNC Chairmanship
The Tribune reports ex Secretary Taft saying no decision on the Republican National Committee chairmanship has been made. He will not announce until after a Hot Springs conference on July 3 and will stay busy with riding and campaign letters as he remains a private citizen leading up to the fall race.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Republican National Committee
Arthur E. Vorys
National Committee
Hot Springs
K Street
Mr. Vory
Henry M. Hoyt
Ohio
United States
John A. Stewart
New York State League of Republican Cluba
E. ©. Eshieby
the Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Burton
New York
Mr. Vorys
Columbus
Europe
National Monetary and Inland Waterways Commissions
John A Stewart
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wlinca
Sherman
Bryan
Roosevelt
General Edwards
Hoyt
Taft Wll
Mr. Taitt
Fire destroys Lake George Hotel auditorium
Lake George New York July 1 fire sweeps the Lake George Hotel auditorium a new hall near the main building. About 250 guests flee their rooms as flames engulf the structure by 11 pm the auditorium burned to the ground. The Silver Bay Association built both buildings and insurance partly covers the loss.
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Lake George
N. Y
Lake George Hotel
Silver Bay Association
Bay State Autos Slay 62
Sixty two people were killed by automobiles in Massachusetts in the year ending today according to a new Safe Roads Auto Association report. The study also notes 640 seriously injured and 35 Highway Commission prosecutions with licenses revoked or suspended among other actions.
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Boston
Safe Roads Automobile Association
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Car crash injures forty on 58th Street intersection
A southbound Third Avenue car and an eastbound First and Sixth Avenue car collided at 58th Street and Third Avenue injuring about forty people during rush hour. Five victims were hospitalized Flower and Presbyterian hospitals. several others treated on scene.
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58Th Street
Third Avenue
Flower
Presbyterian
Ahren
Mark
East Nouth Street
Jeanette
East S6th Street
Flower Hospital
First Avenue
Jacques
Seized Tug Escapes Through Canadian Waters Dispute
Alpena Michigan July 1 The fishing tug R T Roy of Alpena was seized last Thursday by Canadian fisheries officer E S Duncan for allegedly fishing in Canadian waters. The Roy bound for Sault Ste Marie ran aground on Fox Island Reef after Duncan’s pursuit. The American crew freed the vessel and reached home, while Duncan left his papers with Canadian customs officers. Captain George Whitten denies fishing in Canadian waters.
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Alpena
Mich
R. T. Roy
E. S. Duncan
Filton
Ont
South Bay
Manitoulin Island
Duncan
Sault Ste. Marie
Undress
Roy
Fox Island Reef
George Whitten
Whitten
Sherman to Come Home After Illness in Utica Parade
Representative James S. Sherman will travel by private car with Mrs. Sherman and a Baltimore physician from Cleveland to Utica arriving at 9 15 p m. He may undergo an operation when recovered and a large parade is planned in his honor in Utica tomorrow night with thousands in line from central New York.
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District of Columbia
John Purcell
Samuel de Nedry
F. B
Harrison
Congress
Sherman
New York
A. S. Dulin
New Yow
Washington
Charles F. Murphy
Cleveland
James S. Sherman
Utica
James 5
German airship crashes near Charlottenburg forest
A new military dirigible after its first successful flight over Charlottenburg descended in a strong gust at 5000 feet and became entangled in Grunewald trees. Five crew, including three army officers, escaped unhurt and climbed down by rope as engineers in Berlin began dismantling the craft.
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Berlin
Charlottenburg
Grumewald Forest
Public pays for telegraph law enforcement
The new law requiring filing time on all telegraphic messages went into effect today in Baltimore. The public protested as companies charged for the extra words needed to meet the law, which aims to prevent mailing messages during strikes.
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The
Tribune
Baltimore
No Money for Athletes Meets Olympic Hospitality
Lord Desborough speaking for the British Olympic Council said public subscriptions to fund receptions for judges officials and 2500 foreign athletes were insufficient. The council canceled the official reception and entertainments as no government fund was provided. He noted Greece spent 12500 at Athens in 1906 and urged Britain to show hospitality.
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London
Lord Desborough
British Olympic Council
Athens
Full Summer Schedule for Sandy Hook Route in Effect
Sandy Hook Route operates with regular service and adds extra trip on July 4 evening. The additional run starts at West End, Branch, Sea Bright and other stops, arriving in New York at 10 PM. Advertisements accompany public notice of the schedule.
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Sandy Hook
West End
Branch
Sea Bright
New York
Pitcher Dies In Dressing Room As Giants Play
George Washington, a Negro pitcher for the Philadelphia Giants, collapsed from heart disease in the Winsted dressing room before a game in Winsted, Connecticut. Coroner Higgins confirmed death. the game continued with the local team losing 7 to 1.
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the Tribune
Winsted, Conn
Winsted Baseball Grounds
George Washington
Philadelphia Giants
Higgins
Hoboken
Talks With President On Chairmanship At Sagamore Hill
On July 1 Frank Kellogg of Minnesota and William Ward of New York, Republican National Committee members, visited President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill. They arrived from New York by car, lunched with him, and discussed the national chairman matter before leaving together at 3 PM under relaxed, cordial circumstances.
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Tribune
Oyster Bay
Frank B Kelloge
Minnesota
William L. Ward
New York
Republican National Committee
Loeb
Sagamore Hill
Kellogg
Mr. Ward
Waldorf-Astoria
Illam
National
Mr. Kellogg
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