Democrats Face Mixed Reactions To Denver Ticket
In Oceanic New Jersey Cornelius N Bliss notes Democrats abroad plan to bolt the Denver ticket while ex Surrogate Rastus S Ransom voices disappointment yet hopes for policy based arguments over personalities. Other figures like Alexander E Orr reveal limited interest with Kern unacknowledged amid party lines.
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Denver
Taft
Sherman
Cornelius N. Bliss
Republican National Committee
Oceanic
N. J
East
Roosevelt
Ransom
James D. Bell
Brooklyn
Kings County
Democratic General Committee
McCarren
MraKern
William B. Ellison
Bryan
Brian
J. van Vechten Olcott
New York
Taft Republican Club files incorporation papers
Albany July 10 The William H Taft Republican Club of the 28th Assembly District New York becomes first Taft club to file articles of incorporation with Secretary of State Directors named Jacob H Corn Frank O Waterman Michael ac Testa and Isaac Siegel all of New York. Boston July 19 The Rev George E B Horr of Newton Baptist clergyman elected president Newton Theological School succeeding Rev N E Wood whose term expires January 1 1908 Horr also named professor of history at the institution.
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Albany
William H. Taft
28Th Assembly District
New York
Taft Club
Jacob H. Corn
Frank O. Waterman
Michael Ac ‘Testa
Isaac Siegel
Boston
George EB. Horr
Newton
Newton Theological School
N. E. Wood
Mr. Horr
Tragic Drowning of Carrier Barringer and Son in Pleasant Valley
In Poughkeepsie New York Theodore Barringer a New York City letter carrier and his five year old son Harry drowned after their boat capsized on a pond at Pleasant Valley seven miles from the city Both perished before help could reach them during the incident occurring tonight
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Theodore Barringer
New York City
Harry
Pleasant Valley
Barringer
Choluteca Captured in Honduras Revolt
News from Managua reports rebels have captured Choluteca in southern Honduras after three and a half days of fighting. Santa Barbara is threatened as Guatemala and Salvador are said to be aiding the movement, with exiled Honduran officials reorganizing emigrados in the region. Washington confirms the victory as US and Mexican officials push neutrality in Central America.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Davila
Honduras
Choluteca
Santa Barbara
Salvador
Guatemala
Tegucigalpa
A. C. Coello
Minnister of Foreign Affairs
Washington
State Department
Sefior Ugarte
Sefior Corea
Mexico
United States
Fighting Near Tabriz Involving Cossacks and Persians
A Tabriz dispatch reports fighting between Cossacks and Persian irregulars near the Russian Consul General M Pohitonoff's villa outside Tabriz. Five Persians were killed, others wounded, as irregular forces threaten the villa. Cossacks patrol the highway. locals flee to consular walls while the consul races to safety with escorts. Berlin reports Cossacks demolishing Tehran’s prominent cafe under imperial orders as they drill with new machine guns. Teheran mayors watched, no shots fired. Washington notes Tabriz has again quieted per US Consul William Doty.
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St. Petersburg
Tabriz
M. Pohitonoff
Rabin Khan
Berlin
Teheran
Lokal-Anzeiger
Seven Killed in Railway Wreck Near Medicine Hat
In Alberta the Crow's Nest Pass Railway locomotive collided with a passenger train from Crow's Nest Pass. Engineers James Nicholson and Thomas Twohey, fireman Howard Gray, baggageman Ar Chambault, and passengers James Shaw and Duncan MacEachren died at once or shortly after. Conductor Malette died later. Two railway workers were seriously hurt and seven other passengers were hospitalized.
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Medicine Hat
Alberta
Crow's Nest Pass
Coleridge
James Nicholson
Howard Gray
Archambault
James Shaw
Duncan MacEachren
Thomas Twohey
Malette
Bodies of Everett and Wakeley Returned from Negros
A telegram from Manila reports Captain Ahearn bringing the bodies of P. D. Everett former government forester and T. R. Wakeley former school teacher killed by hill tribesmen on June 24. Wakeley was acting superintendent of native schools on Negros. Everett oversaw forestry across Panay Negros Cebu and Bohol.
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Manila
Negros
Ahearn
P. D. Everett
T. R. Wakeley
Washington
Forestry Bureau Today
Wakeley
Philippine Bureau of Forestry
Island of
Chicago
Everett
Malone
N. Y
Philippines
Panay
Cebu
Bohol
Philippine
Auto course project proposed for Frankfurt Taunus route
Frankfurt on the Main July 10 The Mayor announced to the Council that a joint stock company will be formed to build an automobile training and racing road in the Taunus Mountains. The plan proposes Frankfurt take 187,500 in stock and guarantee interest on a 437,500 loan if Wiesbaden and nearby cities also take stock.
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Frankfurt-on-the-Main
Taunus Mountains
Frankfort-on the-Main
Wiesbaden
Poisoned Ale Traced to Unknown Persons Inquest Returns Verdict
In Philadelphia on July 10, a delayed inquest into Dr. William H. Wilson s death from cyanide poisoned ale concluded the physician died from drinking the beverage sent by unknown persons. Key testimony from Mrs. Wilson covered a quarrel over $2 and a receipt, while police identified a Polish butcher with no murder link. Numerous witnesses added little new information.
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Philadelphia
William H. Wilson
Wilson
Plan for Farman visit to boost American aeronautics
Henry Farman, the famed aviator, plans a July 29 flight at Brighton Beach races and a sequence of demonstrations through August 1, under a St Louis syndicate aiming to guarantee 24600 dollars for fifteen U.S. flights. The Aero Club of America endorses the events with Hawley and Post coordinating. Delagrange may follow under the Aeronautic Society.
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Henry Farman
St. Louis
Hotel Astor
Samuel Bowman
T. R. MacMechan
American Aeronaut
Mr. MacMechan
Mr. Bowman
Farman
America
United States
MacMechan
Brighton Beach Racetrack
Alan R. Hawley
Aero Club of America
Augustus Post
Aero Club
U S ACTS IN IKARIA VARIETIES OF OUTRAGE REPORTED
Dispatch from the Ikarian Society of Pittsburg confirms Turkish warship activity on Ikaria with arrests of fifty city officials and numerous American citizens. The telegram urges U S intervention as a massacre is feared. the State Department and Consulate in Smyrna begin investigations amid reports of about five hundred Americans on the island and two thousand Ikarian Greeks in America.
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Alexandria
Ikarian Society of
Pittsburg
Tribune
Ikaria
N. A. Vassilaros
Pennsylvania
United States
Fittsburg
Washington
Ernest L. Harris
Smyrna
State Department
Adee
Vassilaros
Samos
Aigean
America
Fatal Auto Crash in Utica City Limits
A car driven by Charles R. Gorton head of the New York Wall Paper Company overturned near Utica on July 11. His companion Miss Virginia Carter, 36, was crushed beneath the vehicle and died, while Gorton was uninjured.
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Utica
N. Y
Charles R. Gorton
New York Wall Paper Company
Virginia Carter
Mr. Gorton
Arrest of Utica official shocks city
Henry A. Davis, a financial agent and appraiser, was arrested on a grand larceny charge based on a Faxton Hospital complaint. Authorities say about $25,000 is missing from Utica Orphan Asylum funds and more than $10,900 misappropriated from Faxton Hospital over six to eight years. Davis, once a Utica park commissioner, had recently resigned from that post.
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Utica, N
Henry A. Davis
Faxton Hospital
Utica
Davis
Foreign News Notes From Vigo And Paris
Reports from Vigo say the Uruguayan steamer Sone was wrecked last night near Sillelro with Spaniards aboard. all crew saved. Paris notes a possible Servia break not confirmed. officials have no information and deny any officer named Niatzy. A leprosy case in Callao prompts hospital transfer for Italian Giacomini. communication between Iquitos and Callao restored. Paris messages mention W. E. Corey sailing. Stuttgart records an earthquake. Paris Tariff Commission members arrive for talks with French officials.
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Paris
Servia
Welfier
Foreign Office
Servian Legatio
Servia Minester
Niatzy Fas
Bere
Lima
Giacomini
Callao
Iquitos
Dutch steamer compelled to reload cargo at Castros order
Willemstad on July 10 reports the Dutch steamer William III arrived from Guanta Venezuela. The captain says he discharged cargo for Puerto Cabello and La Guayra at Guanta with customs approval but was later forced to reload it by order of President Castro.
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Willemstad
William III
Guanta
Venezuela
Puerto Cabello
la Guayra
Custom House
Castro
Boni custody dispute moves toward medical exam
Paris today Judge Henri Ditte named a medical expert to examine Jay de Castellane youngest son of Count Boni de Castellane and his divorcee Princess Helie de Gagan to assess when he may leave his grandmother the Marquise de Castellane home. The custody battle follows the mother's remarriage and Boni’s effort to regain custody next week.
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Paris
Henri Ditte
Tribunal of First Instance of
Seine
Jay de Castellane
Count Boni de Castellane
Hélie de Gagan
Marquise de Castellane
Count Boni
Jay
Versailles
Duke of Norfolk and party sail to Quebec for tercentenary
The Duke of Norfolk and Lord Roberts lead a distinguished party onboard the Canadian Pacific liner Empresa of Ireland sailing from Liverpool to Quebec to attend the tercentenary celebrations.
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Duke OF Norfolk
Quebec
Liverpool
Lord Roberts
Empresa of Ireland
Bookmakers Indicted In Kings County Gambling Probe
The Kings County Grand Jury indicted twenty two bookmakers amid a probe into racetrack officials. Indicted are Orlando A Jones George R Lichtenstein Edward J Callahan Harry Hayman Louis Daniels Solomon Robinson Philip Donohue George Cafferata George Carhart M J Kahn L A Cohen Charles Dowd Joseph Hickey Charles Ballinger James Brutt Jacob Davidson Thomas Ruth Ray Ballinger A C Gourley Jeremiah Lockhart Charles McClure and Michael Kaiser. Bail set at zero with most awaiting trial.
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Kings County Grand Jury
Tike
Elder
John Boden
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Agnew-Hart
Orlando A. Jones
George R. Lichtenstein
Edward J. Callahan
Harry Hayman
Louis Daniels
Solomon Robinson
Philip Donohue
George Cafferata
George Carhart
M. J. Kahn
L. A. Cohen
Charles Dowd
Joseph Hickey
Charles Ballinger
James Brutt
Jacob Davidson
Thomas Ruth
Ray Ballinger
A. C. Gourley
William A. du Bois
Patchogue
Dike
Bingham
Girl and Policeman Return After Elopement Deception
Miss Annie Retzer of Brooklyn says Patrolman Daniel Kelly aided her elopement to Philadelphia and German Town. He confessed he was married after reading in a paper, then left her at Park Row bridge. Kelly reportedly returned home and the affair was deemed a mistake.
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Annie Retzer
DeKalb Avenue
Brooklyn
Daniel Kelly
Ralph Avenue
Kelly
Philadelphia
Germantown
Penn
Retzer
New York
Bridge
Park Row
Mexican troops report capture and execution near Las Vacas
A Del Rio dispatch says Mexican troops seized four revolutionists near Las Vacas yesterday and executed them on the spot. The report cites no further details and could not be independently confirmed.
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el Paso
Tex
del Rio
Las Vacas
Commuter Complaint Over Brighton Line Express Service
Commissioner McCarroll held a hearing on Brighton Beach line complaints. Ex Senator Brush said Flatbush residents oppose lack of stops between Prospect Park and Sheepshead Bay and urged adding Church Avenue and Newkirk Avenue stops. He blamed demoralized locals and long waits for transfers.
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Brighton
McCarroll
Public Service Commission
Brighton Beach
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
George W. Brush
Brooklyn League
Flatbush
Prospect Park
Sheepshead Bay
Church Avenue
Newkirk Avenue
Manhattan Terminal
Lusitania Sets New Atlantic Speed And Distance Records
The Lusitania arrived at Sandy Hook at 2 11 am after four days nineteen hours thirty six minutes at an average of 25.01 knots securing the first twenty five knot Atlantic passage and a 643 knot longest day run from Queenstown. The voyage beat the Mauretania record by thirty two minutes with a longer 3891 mile course. Improved four blade manganese bronze forward propellers reduced vibration and boosted speed. Rev William Wilkinson of Minneapolis aided by stokers and firemen during the voyage.
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Lusitania
Sandy Hook
Daunt’s Rock
Atlantic
Queenstown
Mauretania
Liverpool
Glasgow
William Wilkinson
Minneapolis
Wall Street
City
Wilkinson
First Cabin Passengers Brought Cigar Treat to Crew
The report notes that a group aboard raised their standing by treating the first and second cabin passengers to cigars and purchased an expensive cigar for each man in the engine room, indicating generosity or social ritual aboard the voyage.
Firebug Gets 30 Years and Habitual Criminal Life Sentence
Judge Humphrey in the County Court at Long Island City sentenced Robert Winfield, a habitual offender, to life imprisonment in Sing Sing. Stephen J. Ingalls, a pyromaniac, received thirty years. Thirty-nine prisoners faced the court, with twelve receiving suspended sentences and ten sent to reformatories as this marked the largest day of sentencing in Queens County.
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Humphrey
Long Island City
Whem
Robert Winfield
Sing Sing
Stephen J. Ingalls
Queena County
Winfield
John Butler
Ingalls
Bayside
Isaac Sherratt
Brooklyn Manor
Episcopal Church
Martha Goldsmith
Straus Milk Crusade Moves London Public Health
London County Council backs Nathan Straus effort to save babies by improving milk supply. A report from the Public Health Committee details demonstrations at Straus temporary Berners Street lab. Professor H R Kenwood describes investigations questioning safety by inspection alone.
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London County Council
Nathan Straus
Mr. Strauss
Public Health Committee
Mr. Straus
Berners Street
London
H. R. Kenwood
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Chloroform
Kings
Alexander E. Orr
New York Life Insurance Company
Old Rapid Transit Commission
Kern
Orr
Associated Press
Oyster Bay
New York State
Tammany Halman
FIRST
Taft Club Incorporated
Letter Carrier
William F. Doty
Germany
Beach
U. S
Attica
Vigo
Spain
Ape Sillelro
W. E. Corey
la Provence
Stuttgart
Ines
Adolphe Steinheil
Paria
American Tariff Commission
the Tribune
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
New York Evening Sun
Wahle
Jefferson Market Court
Turk O’fallon
Parrakeets
Clarence L. Cullen
Leonard Merrick
OGGIE
Sewell Ford
Uncle Tom Andy Bill
Charles Major
Duard Peple
the Ghost Company OF the Sea
Frederick Orin Bartlett
Straus Milk Crusade
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