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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1908

Page

16

Germans Win Grand Prix at Dieppe in Auto Race

Bericht reflets Mercedes Lautenschlager wins Dieppe speed trial covering 770 kilometres in under 4 hours. Benz driver Bennert second. Panhard and French entries place among top finishers. American Thomas car driven by Louis Strang posts fast start but fades. crashes injure Cissac and Heath. Michelin tires supplied winner’s group, Rothschild tent hospital provides care.

Ed Cable The Tribune Benz Mercedes Opel Bayard-Clement Lautenschlager Germany France Italy Bennert AM. Michelin Automobile Club Baron Henry de Rothschild Cissac Patherd Takem Heath Panhard Gmrteen Thomas Louis Strang Strang S. cm

Democrats In Convention Adopt Cleveland Memorial Resolutions

The twentieth national Democratic convention opened in Denver with Theodore A. Bell as temporary chair. Delegates elected, committees named, and a memorial resolution praising Grover Cleveland adopted. Debates over credentials and permanent leadership highlighted divisions, while Bryan allies push for a Ne­braska style platform and strong anti injunction rules shape the gathering.

Tribune Denver Democratic Party Theodore A. Bell Grover Cleveland Parker

Strang Describes Dieppe Carrera Hazards and Dust

Louis Strang reports from Dieppe on the race scene en route to the Deutschland From Cherbourg, he details cleaner stands and better coordination yet harsh dust conditions that blinded drivers and forced eye treatments He recounts tire failures hitting curbs and boards tearing the gasoline tank and notes guards stopping several cars after a tree fell on the road. his own stock Thomas machine suffered and he quit the race hoping American makers will design a winning car.

Tribune Tribune Association Dieppe Louis Strang New York Deutschland Cherbourg Mannstead Londinitres Griel Itala Henricon Thomas

Grand Prix Won by Mercedes Driver in 6 53 42

Uly July 7 report the Grand Prix, world blue rib Grand Prix, won today by a driver in a Mercedes car. Time recorded was 6 hours 53 minutes 42.45 seconds with a speed of 111.2 kilometres per hour according to Associated Press dispatch from Dieppe.

Uly Iy Lager Associated Press Dieppe Bono

Heat Toll Grows as City Endures 24 Deaths in Heat

Record heat kept city under strain with no relief from promised showers. Governo r thermometer hit 102 degrees at noon, a degree below Monday’s peak. Twenty four deaths from heat reported by sunset, with numerous prostrations piling up. The list names many victims across Brooklyn, Hoboken, Jersey City and Manhattan. crowds gathered in Battery and Central Park as families sought relief. Prostrated individuals include Patrick Baccon and Clinton Ballin. notices end with an advertisement for Haan's Restaurant Park Row.

Society For the Prevention of Battery Central Park Weather Bureau

Atlantic Fleet Sails Around World Cruise From San Francisco

Fifteen battleships of the Atlantic fleet sail on a around the world voyage ending at Hampton Roads. The Nebraska remains ashore for scarlet fever quarantine. two other ships adjust crews while the fleet departs under Sperry. President Roosevelt sends best wishes as the ships depart on the long voyage.

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 President Roosevelt

Hitchcock Likely Elected Republican Chair at Hot Springs

Hot Springs Va July 7 executive committee of the Republican National Committee meets to-morrow with strong indications Frank H Hitchcock will be elected chairman and Illinois Representative McKinley named treasurer Both Fairbanks supporters Hemenway and Watson back Hitchcock Taft conferences precede a rain storm Meyer Postmaster General travels to Hot Springs for a two day consultation with Taft on party matters.

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. Ekerens Mr. Taft Frank B. Kellogg Tribune Bureau Washington Meyer

Prisoners Escape Fort Hamilton Three Fugitives Flee Dyker Heights

Three military prisoners from Fort Hamilton escaped last night after cutting two window bars with a smuggled saw. They fled toward Cropsey Avenue as sentries fired and the alarm spread through Dyker Heights. Names and numbers not learned. all were desertion cases housed in a barred cook house.

Fort Hamilton Dyker Heights Cropsey Avenue

Bryan Cohorts Rule Denver Convention Session

The Bryan machine dominated the Denver Democratic convention with Temporary Chairman Bell enforcing rigid rules to block Pennsylvania delegate amendments. Guffey protested while Murphy and Parker clashed, and Parker finally spoke, forcing recognition and recording a Cleveland tribute. The session showed disorder, no strong cheers, and a noted contrast to Chicago, with a theaterlike auditorium drawing praise from attendees.

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

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