Taft Receives Cheerful Greeting on New York Stop
President candidate William Howard Taft acknowledged the crowds by removing his straw hat as the automobile reached the Long Island ferry. Lieutenant Eugene Casey accompanied him after escort reduced at Taft's request. Taft planned breakfast with his brother Henry W. Taft at the Hotel Plaza and denied any public meeting or conference today. He would depart for Cincinnati at 5 20 this afternoon. On the way from Hot Springs there were no major incidents until West Philadelphia where railroad workers greeted the candidate with cheers after he spoke to riders on the platform.
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Rehearing sought in Standard Oil Indiana case
Chicago authorities announce a petition for rehearing after a circuit court decision against the government in the Standard Oil Company of Indiana case. Attorney General Bonaparte awaits the opinion, while the filing stresses two alleged errors in the court’s ruling and cites testimony about rates and testimony admissibility.
Courts Split Over Elkins Law Carload Offence Interpretation
The 7th Circuit reversed Judge Landis, ruling that offences under the Elkins law were not complete per carload shipments but at the time freight bills with rebates were paid. The Southern District of New York pursued monthly settlements with six counts against a railroad, resulting in $196,000 in fines, while the American Sugar Refining Company faced $165,000.
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Appeal Right in Supreme Court Questioned in Criminal Case
Washington July 2 In reference to Attorney General Bonaparte s statement from Lenox Mass that an appeal cannot be taken to the Supreme Court of the United States from the decision of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago in the Standard of case it is said at the Department of Justice that no appeal lies under the present law to the Supreme Court from a final judgment of the Circuit Court of Appeals in a criminal case as matter of right. The government however has a right to present to the Supreme Court an application for a writ of certiorari in cases of this character and indeed in all criminal cases. It is in the discretion of the court whether a writ of that character prayed for should be granted. It is recalled that the Supreme Court has in a large number of cases denied such applications but exceptions have recently been made to this rule and the Department of Justice officials believe that because of the very great importance of this case and the public interest in it the court would grant the application. In the last few
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Attorneys General press for right of appeal in criminal cases
For years the Attorneys General have repeatedly urged Congress to grant the government a right of appeal on questions of law in criminal cases when no jury verdict of acquittal exists and the Attorney General believes justice requires review by the court of last resort.
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Future of Gov Hughes in renomination talks amid Taft Parsons meetings
The article reports no firm decision on Governor Hughes running for a second term. Taft and Herbert Parsons discuss state leadership, but offer no clear stance. Parsons cites the convention's authority and schedules, noting conflicts with the state fair and the impact on dates for a potential September convention.
Many Urge Governor To Run From Saranac Inn
Governor Hughes faces strong Republican pressure to seek renomination. He declines to comment but signals a public statement soon. He plans to stay at Saranac Inn until mid August and may not campaign until the Youngstown event on September 6 launching the national Republican drive.
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Douglas Won't Take Chairmanship
Monument Beach Massachusetts July 28 ex Governor William L Douglas declared he is out of politics forever amid reports he might be named chairman of the Democratic National Committee He said he has not been offered the post and would not accept if offered stating the commitment as final and lasting.
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Taft Notification Programme Planned for Cincinnati Parade
Cincinnati July 23 Indications point to a large crowd for the Taft notification of his presidential nomination next Tuesday joining Covington Newport and other neighbors. Six historic flags decorate the platform including one from Blaine era. The program lists flag raisings, an invocation, presentation and acceptance, a formal notification at Taft home, a marching review, fireworks, balloon releases, luncheon, and Eden Park concert. William Alien a Democrat will marshal the parade.
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Colby Starts His Campaign for New Jersey Senate
Senator Everett Colby opened his bid for re nomination at a Newark meeting launching the New Idea campaign in Essex County. Sheriff Frank H Sommer presided and praised direct primaries as Colby outlined reform laws he claims to have helped pass and attacked rival Thomas J Raymond by dissecting his recent speech.
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Hillquit Nominated Again by Socialists for Sth District
Morris Hillquit, a lawyer born in Riga Russia and now 39, has been named again by the Socialist party for Congress in the South district. He arrived in the United States in 18__, has served as international secretary since 19__, and faced two disqualification objections from some Socialists over wealth and alleged lack of work.
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Socialist Candidate Soars In Trade Show Poll Race
At a trade event a socialist candidate made the strongest showing among rivals, finishing just ahead of the Republican by 1.2 votes though not elected. The remark notes his relative strength compared with the field two years ago.
Cannon Seeks Sherman In Kidney Hill Conference
Utica New Jersey July 25 Speaker Cannon with Congressmen Loudenslager and Tawney conferred with Representative James Sherman on the chairmanship of the Congressional committee but reached no decision. An executive committee meeting is expected soon with further talks in Utica next week. Sherman remains ill and inactive. Richfield Springs New York July 23 James S Sherman Republican vice presidential candidate has accepted Richfield Springs Eisteddfod invitation to September festival to preside. about one thousand singers expected and $3000 in prizes. H M Edwards and Dr Daniel Protheroe named officials.
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News From South Bets On Republican Victory
A. C. Langston of Atlanta and W. H. Tappan of Louisville arrived in New York with upbeat views on Republican prospects in the South. Langston predicted Georgia could go Republican if the negro question is shelved, saying Taft will cut Democratic votes and many southern business associates will back the GOP. Tappan anticipated Kentucky turning Republican, citing Governor Wilson’s win and local Democrats ready to oppose Bryan.
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Hitchcock In Nebraska Campaign Headquarters Planned
Frank H Hitchcock announced Chicago as the national Republican campaign headquarters with operations to begin August 15. He outlined plans for a Sherman speaking tour in Nebraska in October and potential trips by Beveridge and Dolliver, while Taft would campaign from Cincinnati. Local politicians and committee members gathered in Lincoln and Omaha to greet him.
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Delegates Move to Nominate Schmitz Williams Ticket
More than fifty Democratic delegates from across Wisconsin meet after the state convention ends without candidates. They plan to circulate papers nominating A. J. Schmitz for Governor and Burt Williams for Lieutenant Governor. Permanent Chairman F M Cleary learns of his mother's death as he delivers his speech, continuing despite the tragedy.
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Cherokee hero a bankrupt at Atlantic City wreck hero filed
Captain Mark Casto of Pleasantville has filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. His liabilities total 7494 dollars with assets of 6864 dollars. He claims exemption of 200 dollars for the Carnegie medal awarded for rescuing Cherokee passengers.
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Bryan retires from active work at The Commoner
William J. Bryan withdraws from editorial duties for the current campaign. Charles W. Bryan becomes publisher and Richard L. Metcalfe editor during the campaign with profits donated to the Democratic fund. Bryan urges readers to regard only material bearing his signature. He travels to Chicago tomorrow and Omaha Monday for Ak-Sar-Ben initiation and a banquet.
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Watson Assails Bryan In Georgia Campaign Speech
Thomas B. Watson the Populist presidential candidate spoke for about an hour at the Grand Opera House in Macon addressing his clash with Bryan and praising Roosevelt and Taft. He urged the South to break from Democratic dominance and reclaim national influence, branding Bryan's platform as a surrender of principle and warning that the South’s electoral power is treated as a mere asset.
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Harlem Young Men’s Democratic Club backs Bryan Kern ticket
Tamany Hall interest shown as Harlem Young Men’s Democratic Club ratifies the Denver nominated ticket. Magistrate Wrish led the meeting in West 199th Street with absent leader Lewis Nixon sending a telegram calling it the first stampe for Bryan. Daniel F. Cohalan praised the nominations and platform as strong. Resolutions pledge club support and laud the Tammany delegation’s impact on the party platform through Murphy’s handling.
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Judge allows negroes to be called Mr or Miss in court
Wilmington judge Spruance overruled a Municipal Court ruling that negroes should not be addressed with Mr Mrs or Miss. Christopher Brooks, a negro witness, had been fined $1 for persistence after warning. He was released by today’s decision.
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Gompers defended pledge to Bryan and Democratic party
Herman Robinson AF of L official defends Gompers pledge to back Bryan and Democratic party urging union men to vote same. The AFL constitution bars endorsement at conventions though locals may endorse. Hearst campaign seen as splitting Bryan votes. machinists and bookbinders officials discuss Hearst aims and Bryan's chances.
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Georgia Convict Hells Revealed In State Inquiry
Telegraph report from Atlanta July 23 details brutality in Georgia prison camps under lease system. Convicts describe fatal beatings for minor faults, inhuman guards, and excessive workload. Impeachment likely against prison commission. lease system potentially doomed. Witnesses include former convicts and legislators.
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Englishman seeks return home via jail in Fort Hamilton
Edward Susman a young Englishman arrived in the United States three months ago. He rented a room at a Fort Hamilton boarding house but could not find work and ran out of money. He planned to force deportation by creating a disturbance at Fort Hamilton station hurling a brick through a gas light globe after disrobing appears to have been part of his plan. He was arrested by Patrolman O Neill for disorderly conduct and remains in custody awaiting further action.
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Virginia poll tax ruling limits voting to in person payers
Norfolk July 23 Judge Marvin held that Virginia constitutional poll tax payment must be made personally by registered voters for the six months before an election. Payment by check or messenger does not qualify. The decision could disfranchise about half the electorate for years. An appeal was filed. Supreme Court reconvenes in September.
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Bomb Explodes During Deneen Address in Chicago
A bomb exploded in a tent at Garfield Boulevard and Princeton Avenue as Governor Deneen spoke. Women screamed and some fainted while the platform attempted to calm the panic. No damage was found and most returned to their seats. several arrests were made but later released for lack of evidence.
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Freak Storm Strikes City Causing Blackouts and Fire
A freak storm disrupted the Cortland Street ferry slip and city power as lightning shattered a flagpole, knocked out lights and fans, and sparked a cupola fire at a banker’s home. Christ Hospital wards were quieted as alarms sounded and fire crews battled the blaze amid heavy rain.
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Squall Upsets Boat Drowns Man in Barnegat Bay
William Mills drowned when his sailboat capsized in a squall at Barnegat Bay New Jersey. His body was recovered by his father. He leaves a wife and one child.
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Electrical Storm Destroys Water Mill Ice Plant
A severe storm on July 23 struck the Water Mill Ice Company at Lake Nowedonah in Eastport Long Island setting fire to the largest ice house and burning the entire plant to the ground before firefighters could subdue the blaze.
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Strike Threatens After Switchmen Case Rejected
Scranton July 23 General Superintendent Clarke of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad refused to grant the grievance committee a reopening of the discharged switchmen case. The committee is in session to decide action and a strike may be called.
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Westport Hall Memorial Gift by John Tyler Cutting
General John Tyler Cutting, president of the Oldsmobile Company, dedicated Westport town hall and library as the John Tyler Cutting Memorial Hall. The building was donated in memory of his mother and birthplace, with hopes it becomes a lasting center for culture and truth. Attendees included Westport residents and New Yorkers, with speeches by Cutting and Commodore Wadhams. Four generations of the Cutting family attended.
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Francis Garretson
DE James
Million to Develop Maine Power Works
Negotiations advance for Falls on the Kennebec East Branch with A C Concannon and H R Lavenseller of New York representing investors. They aim to invest 1 million dollars to build a dam develop power and erect a pulp mill.
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Time Tables Which Mean What They Say
Time Tables which show train arrivals and departures clearly. No errors slight or near right on the Road to Anthracite. See telephone directory for Lackawanna ticket offices.
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