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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1908

Page

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Auto Victory at Dieppe Races Triumph for German Cars

July 7 report details a dramatic Dieppe race outcome with German makers Benz Mercedes and Opel sealing first, second and third, plus fifth and sixth, over rivals including France and Italy. Lautenschlager led in a Mercedes, praising car strength despite rough curves and tire changes amid a 770 kilometer course.

Tribune Tribune Association Se Benz Mercedes Opel Benz Bayard-Clement Gautenschlager Anom “Qeil Dir Am Siegerkrantz Marseillaise Anenager Gaa Daimier Baron de Zuylen Gatemovile Club of France William German Automobile Club Lautenschlager Germany Italy Remery Baron Henry de Rothschild Cissac Heath Thomas Louis Strang Strang

Democrats in Convention Honor Cleveland's Memory

The twentieth national Democratic convention opened in Denver with Theodore A. Bell as temporary chairman. It adopted a resolution mourning Grover Cleveland, heard speeches, and adjourned to resume duties next noon. Delegation seating disputes, leadership contests, and Bryan's influence dominated committee debates and platform selection.

Tribune Denver Democratic Party Theodore A. Bell

Strang Recalls Dust and Danger in Dieppe Race

Louis Strang describes his July Dieppe race experience aboard a Thomas car. He notes improved stands and repair stations, but warns of dust crusting the road, causing eye injuries and tire blowouts. Several cars blocked by a fallen tree and guards, with Strang eventually withdrawing at Londinières before reaching Dieppe.

Louis Strang Thomas Spooner Tribune The Tribune Association Dieppe New York Cherbourg Londiniéres Griel Ttain Henri Bryanites Colonel Guffey Pennsylvania William J. Bryan

Lautenschlager wins Grand Prix in Mercedes race

The Grand Prix of the blue rib automobile world was won today by one Lautenschlager driving a Mercedes. Time was 6 hours 53 minutes 43.45 seconds. Speed reached 111.2 kilometres per hour. Continued on fifth page.

Sly Lautenschlager Mercedes Associated Press Bon St Bis

City Reels Under Heat Wave as Death Toll Reaches Twenty Four

Intense heat grips the city with a 92 degree noon reading though a new record was not set. By sunset twenty four deaths were directly attributed to heat and hundreds suffered prostrations. Families flee the city as public spaces fill with exhausted residents and stray winds teased promised showers that failed to arrive. List of victims includes Peter Anderson and Sophie Bitter among many others across Brooklyn Hoboken Jersey City and Manhattan. Prostrated include Patrick Bacon Clinton Ballin and Michael Bardin among others as cooler spots like Have Haan's Restaurant offer brief relief.

Society For the Prevention of Battery Central Park Weather Bureau

Atlantic Fleet Sails Around World on July Voyage

Fifteen battleships of the Atlantic fleet set sail from San Francisco on a world cruise ending at Hampton Roads, leaving the Nebraska in quarantine due to scarlet fever. The fleet steamed out under Admiral Sperry, with Secretary Garfield aboard, while President Roosevelt sent greeting telegrams.

San Francisco Hampton Roads Nebraska Honolulu Connecticut Sperry Bay Golden Gate Kentucky Garfield Interior Department St. Louis Admiral Sperry Benjamin F. Hutchinson Wisconsin Phelps Mare Island Koltze, Jr Roosevelt

Hitchcock Named Chairman as Hot Springs Meeting Opens

Hot Springs Virginia July 7 The Republican National Committee executive committee will meet there tomorrow with Frank H Hitchcock expected to be elected chairman and Illinois Representative McKinley named treasurer The Fairbanks faction backs Hemenway and Watson while McKinley faces no opposition for treasurer Taft held several talks then rode with Kellogg as rain began Postmaster Generals Meyer travels to Hot Springs for a Taft consultation anticipated to last two days.

Hot Springs Republican National Committee Frank H. Hitchcock Representative McKinley Illinois Hemenway Watson Indiana Fairbanks McKinley Burke Pennsylvania Knox Hitchcock Congressional Campaign Committee Taft Powell Clayton Arkansas Richard C. Kerens Mr. Taft Frank B. Kellogg Tribune Bureau Washington Meyer

Prisoners Escape From Fort Hamilton Under Fire

Three desertion-prisoners escaped from Fort Hamilton last night triggering a full garrison search as sentries fired on the fugitives near Dyker Heights. The men, two cooks, used a saw to cut prison bars and fled toward Cropsey avenue in brown uniforms with stenciled numbers.

Cah Fort Hamilton Dyker Heights Cropsey Avenue

Bryan Cohorts Dominate Denver Democratic Session

Denver July 7 Bryan control over the Democratic convention produced swift parliamentary action as Temporary Chairman Bell enforced orders to the letter. Guffey protested while Murphy and Parker clashed with the chair over a Cleveland resolution. Bell’s keynote drew mixed reviews as the hall enjoyed orderly decor and a strong sense of audience calm amid factional bursts.

Vention Francis Haldeman Kentucky Parker Bell Bryanites Bryan Murphy Lincoln Texas Herbert S. Hadley Missouri Chicago Denver Burrows Dixie Maryland

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