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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1908

Page

16

Chairman Chosen At Hot Springs In GOP Meet

In Hot Springs the Republican National Committee executive selected H Hitchcock of Massachusetts as chairman and George R. Sheldon of New York as treasurer to oversee the national campaign. Ohio headquarters will be in Cincinnati with Arthur J. Vorys in charge. The full committee approved the Taft recommendations and documented campaign finance publicity plans under New York law.

Arthur J. Vorys Ohio National Committee Cincinnati George FR. Sheldon Bliss New York Sheldon Trion League Club of Republican State Committee Hughes Shelthat Taft Hitchcock Vorys J. Vorys Senator Crane Massachusetts Herrick William B. Mc Illinois Congressional Finley Cornelius N. Bliss Roosevelt Harvard New York State McKinley Cennon Sherman Congressional Committee Chicago Executive Committee Republican National Committee Geir H. Hitchcock Cour R. Sheldon Aritty Republican National Com- Sen Republican National

Fire destroys block of summer hotels at College Point

A fast moving fire yesterday leveled a block and a half of summer hotels, pavilions, and bathhouses along Flushing Bay at College Point Long Island. The blaze, sparked by an explosion under Zehden s Casino kitchen, caused losses exceeding 200000 with many guests and residents displaced. Fire boats and volunteers fought the flames as nearby factories and the Bethlehem Orphanage evacuated residents. Four firefighters were hospitalized for smoke and heat but are reported out of danger.

Flushing Bay Front College Point Long Island Zehden Jacob Green New York and Bethlehem Orphanage Dondero Chilton Paint Works Riesenburger Flushing Hospital Jacob Weiners Edward Stack Union Hose Company Flushing Frederick Lapp Frank Ferris

Fire devastates East Boston waterfront causing million dollar loss

A large blaze swept nearly a quarter mile of East Boston harborfront, destroying four piers, three warehouses and a grain elevator. The Boston & Albany Railroad suffered about 1 million dollars in loss while freight and grain losses reached at least 400 thousand dollars. Watchman Daniel Sullivan is missing and believed dead. The fire, possibly started by spontaneous combustion or a locomotive spark, raged at Pier 1 Grand Junction Docks and spread rapidly aided by a northwest wind.

Boston Boston & Albany Railroad Daniel Sullivan Cunard Line Grand Junction Docks Sullivan Pier 2 Leyland Line

Fire Rips Coney Island Hotels and Culver Line Station

A morning blaze at Coney Island destroyed Pabst's Loop Hotel and damaged Vanderveer's Hotel after two alarms. Winds shifted toward Luna Park as the Culver Line and nearby structures burned. traffic was halted and firefighters from multiple stations fought the flames. Estimated losses reach $130,000 to $150,000 with Vanderveer's at $30,000, amid a long history of fires on the island.

Pabst Loop Hotel Coney Island Transit Station Loop Vandeveer George Vanderveer Culver Line Brooklyn Rapid Transit System Pabst Loop Hotel Eighth Street Luna Park Sally Smith Street William Rogers Fort Hamilton Bath Beach Sheepshead Bay Parkville Culver Station Vanderveer

Taft Banner Cut Down in Lincoln Street Fight

A Taft banner spanning a Lincoln street near 12th was cut down at midnight by likely one or two actors from opposite sides. The banner tangled in wires, hanging ten feet above the road, with few witnesses and no street demonstrations. Bryan condemned the act as inexcusable and misguided.

Lincoln Taft 12Th Bryan

Earl of Clancarty to wed wealthy New York widow

The Daily Mall reports the Earl of Clancarty engaged to marry a wealthy New York widow. A travel offer via West Shore R A and New York Central lists a round trip to St Paul or Minneapolis with July dates and a return by July 11. Contact telephone 5089 for details.

Earl New York London Earl of Clancarty the Daily Mall ST. Paul Minneapolis West Shore R. A New York Central Siadisou

Alacranes Faces Tense Race War After Child Murder

In Matanzas province Cuba, white residents fear a race war after Luisa Valdes, a white child, was killed by Brujos believed to use her blood for voodoo. Three negroes were arrested for chanting near the home, arraigned, and sentenced to prison. Whites and blacks gathered by the courthouse, a clash was averted by rural guards. Police patrol the town and jail fearing a rescue attempt.

Havana Alacranes Matanzas Luisa Valdes Brujos

Taft Will Win Debs Predicts Election Today

Socialist nominee Eugene V Debs in Little Rock forecasts Taft victory and Bryan nomination. He says labor will demand real gains, argues capitalists fear the dying middle class, and predicts a larger Socialist vote due to enforced idleness.

Tribune J Little Rock Ark Eugene V. Debs Taft Little Rock Bryan America

Swisher Named West Virginia Governor Nominee on First Ballot

Charleston reports Charles W. SwisherSecretary of Statewas nominated for Governor on the first ballot by the Republican State Convention. A Scherr faction refused to follow the state committee over Ohio County seating, adopted a platform, and nominated a full state ticket attacking Governor Dawson and Senators Elkins and Scott.

Charleston W. Va Charles W. Swisher Arnold C. Scherr State Ohio County Scherr Dawson Elkins Scott West Virginia

Prolonged Rohes at Denver as Bryan Demonstration Rises

Denver July reports detail two Democratic National Convention sessions with intense demonstrations aimed at out-cheering Chicago. The noon session lasted 88 minutes, aided by seven states abstaining. The evening session debated credentials while postponing permanent organization until Thursday. The Missouri and Virginia delegations showed support for figures linked to Bryan. Georgia backed adopting the unit rule to force anti Bryan delegates to align.

Committee On Pacific Coast Bryan Committee On Credentials China J. Ham Lewis Missouri Francis Stone Lincoln Folk Judge Gray Charles A. Towne Archibald McNeil Connecticut Alamosa Roosevelt Denver Chicago Independence Party Hearst Martin W. Littleton Ollie James Kentucky Nebraska Chairman Bell Bell

Convention Makes Small Progress In Work

Denver July 8 the Democratic National Convention shows Bryan influence in credentials and resolutions committees while lawmakers carp at inefficiency. Amid noisy demonstrations and boisterous displays led by Bryan loyalists, several delegations remain still and silent.

Senator Gore Oklahoma Bryan

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