Odell Woodruff talks signal harmony in NY GOP race
Ex Governor Odell and State Chairman Woodruff held a two hour session at state committee HQ to ease tensions with President Parsons. Both said relations are harmonious and that victory depends on hard work. Woodruff plans to discuss the Governor situation with Roosevelt and noted potential candidates for candidates include Wadsworth Fassett Bennet and Hedges.
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Odell
Woodruff
Parsons
Republican County Committee
State Committee
George W. Dunn
Binghamton
Oyster Bay
Hughes
Orange County
Mr. Odell
Mr. Woodruff
Root
New York
Virginia
Louisiana
Burcharé
Roosevelt
William Berri
Berri
Wadsworth
Representative Fassett
Representative Bennet
Job Hedges
Bruce
Bennet
Taft
Otto G. Foelker
Senate
Brooklyn
Foeliker
Hisgen for President bids at party nomination convention
Delegates debate platform items from trial by jury in contempt cases to labor department and tariffs, while candidates for president are nominated. Milford W Howard and John Temple Graves are advanced as contenders amid lively roll call and protests, with Hisgen favored by several states and Hearst floated briefly.
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Farat
Department of Labor
Shell
Interstate Commerce Court
Mpet
Walsh
United States
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Massachusetts
Roeland D. Sawyer
Thomas L. Hisgen
Georgia
Bernard Sutter
Atlanta
John Temple Graves
Graves
U.1
Hisgen
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Kansas
Shepard
Hugh McIsaacs
San Francisco
Minnesota
Michigan
P. Stearns
Grand Rapids
Walter Hollis
Mississippi
M. W. Howard
Missouri
Montana
New Hampshire
New York
John Palmieri
Reuben I. Lyon
J. D. Bush
Lyon
John T. Martin
Ohio
William Randolph Hearst
A. F. Otte
Cincinnati
Hearst
Otte
Pennsylvania
Samuel F. Wheeler
Rhode Island
Utah
Vermont
South Carolina
Steele
Virginia
West Virginia
Washington
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Gould Divorce Trial Reveals Ground for Suit In North Sydney
Frank Gould testified about his conduct during the 1905 Cape Breton visit as part of Mrs Helen Goulds absolute divorce petition. The hearing exposed lack of a referee appointment, nonconnection to any city woman, and arguments over witness credibility and identity changes by Miss MacCauslan related to the Gould-Teal case.
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Corrigan
Mr. Gould
Mrs. Gould
Gould
Bessie de Voie
Hart
Smyth
Mansley
Haltbey
Miss de Voie
Miss MacCauslan
MacCauslan
Mousley
Bessie de Voe
Mr. Smyth
Glenmore
Jerome
Miss Conklin
Gompers Split Triggers New Union Movement
A rebellion against AFL leader Samuel Gompers prompts a drive to form a new Central Federated Union. A secret Harlem meeting with thirty-one union reps rejected Washington dictation on voting, outlining provisional plans and secrecy about attendees and hall until setup ends. If Gompers presses for Bryan support, permanent organization will proceed.
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Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Bryan
Democratic Party
Central Federated Union
Harlem
Washington
Central Federated
Socialist candidate signaled for Assembly district 6
Robert Hunter indicated willingness to run on the Socialist ticket for the Assembly in the 6th District. Aaron Keir of the Socialist organization announced the offer and noted Hunter declined the nomination for Congress in the 10th Congress.
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Robert Hunter
Assembly
Aaron Keir
Hunter
Congress
Keir
Pryan Writes Letter to Crisp in Americus
Americus Ga July 2 C R Crisp son of the former Speaker receives a letter from William J Bryan about charges he did not support Crisp’s father in the Speaker race. Bryan says he voted for Springer in caucus due to district ties and promises but voted for Crisp in the House election. He cites malignant enmity and cites Southern Democrats as targets of bias.
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Americus
C. R. Crisp
United States
House of Representatives
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Crisp
House
Springer
Crisp
Conness
Murphy Likes Mack in Democratic Plans
Tammany leader Charles F. Murphy arrived from Good Ground Long Island and stayed hours at Tammany Hall. He planned talks with Norman E Mack new national chairman and said no state convention dates or site are set. He noted Governor Hughes may seek renomination and Mack as DNC chair should prove beneficial.
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Long Island
Tammany Hall
Norman E. Mack
Mr. Murphy
State Committee
Hughes
Norman FE. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Mack
Murphy
Supreme Court
McCarren
Brooklyn
MINNEWASKA CLAIMS TWO DROWN IN LAKE ACCIDENT
In Lake Minnewaska Ulster County Mrs E F Bailey of Brooklyn and Mrs A B Downs of Norwalk Conn died when their boat capsized near Hotel Wildmere. Mrs L Ledyard of New York survived after grabbing the boat edge. Mrs Bailey, 38, was married to E F Bailey a former South Norwalk lumber merchant. The women had recently spent time in Dalton Mass.
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the Tribune
Lake Minnewaska
N. Y
Ulster County
E. F. Bailey
Brooklyn
A. B. Downs
Norwalk
Harrison Street
South Norwalk, Conn
Herron found guilty of first degree murder
Archibald Herron was sentenced to death in New Brunswick after a trial lasting under two days for the killing of Rev. Samuel B. D. Prickitt in Metuchen. Witnesses included insanity experts who testified Herron suffered alcoholic paranoia. The jury found murder in the first degree and set execution for the week of September 7 in Trenton.
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New Brunswick
Samuel B. D. Prickitt
Metuchen
Archibald Herron
Herron
Dr. Ramsay
Cotton
Bergen
Trenton
Rockefeller Denies Directorship In Orphan Copper Case
Frank Rockefeller, brother of John D and William Rockefeller, says he never was a director of the Orphan Copper Mining Company and has informed the firm to stop using his name. He notes he has never attended meetings or received notices of election, denying the resignation claim and any link to an agreement about stock disposal. Melville D Chapman alleged a director's violation and asked for Rockefeller's resignation, but Chapman refused to specify the agreement.
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Melville D. Chapman
The
Orphan Copper Company
Frank Rockefeller
John D
William Rockefeller
Cleveland
Mr. Rockefeller
Chapman
Rockefeller
New York
Boston
Tribune
Orphan Copper Mining Company
Fright Kills Barber After Gun Threat in Shop
Detectives Howrey and Dietch arrested Gurges Marsho at 200 East 27th street on a charge of attempted assault. Marsho allegedly drew a gun at Inpact Mazzarian in a barber shop on May 13, causing Mazzarian to faint and die the next day at Bellevue Hospital from internal hemorrhage attributed to fright.
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Howrey and
Dietch
Central Office
Gurges Marsho
No. 200
East 27Th Street
Marsho
Bellevue Hospital
Marsha
Inpact Mazzarian
Bellevue
Hazel Drew Hypnotized Slain Mystery Deepens
Mrs John Drew, Hazel Drew’s mother, asserts her daughter was hypnotized and lured to Teal Pond where she was murdered. She believes the killer was a well to do man, possibly a Troy citizen, and has grounds for her suspicions.
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Troy
Hazel Drew
John Drew
Teal Pond
Pacific pistol shoot ends in Monterey
The Pacific pistol competition closes in Monterey with high scores and medals awarded. The team selected to attend the army pistol competition in Chicago on August 15 includes Sergeants Feeney O Conner Cap pard and Lieutenants Ahrends Paul Clark, Edwards and Saddler Evans plus other medal winners from the event.
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Monterey
Cal
Chicago
Feeney
4Th Cavalry
O'Conner
Cappard
Ahrends
Paul Clark
Hearst Served In Suit Over Fireworks Deaths
City officials announce a $24 476 466 damages claim against William R Hearst in a new suit arising from the November 4 1902 Madison Avenue fireworks disaster that killed Dennis Shea and injured many. The action, prosecuted by the City of New York, seeks to hold Hearst personally liable as president of political and publishing entities. The case follows prior Shea litigation and await arrival on the calendar after an August 14 filing deadline.
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Frank B. Pierce
Law Department
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Dennis Shea
Shea
Mr. Hearst
Lexington Avenue
City of New York
National Association of Democratic Chibs
Star Company
The
Morning Journal Association
New York Evening Journal Publishing Company
Madison Avenue
24Th Street
Court of Appeals
Samuel Melker
Lindau
Corporation Counsel
Cornelius F. Collins
Josiah J. Stover
Farman's machine lands at Brighton Beach racecourse
Henry Farman's aeroplane arrived from Antwerp aboard the Kroonland and is examined by mechanics Maurice Herbster and Alphonse Plocquin. Intercession by J Pierpont Morgan’s office aided bringing the airship to the United States as weather watchers anticipate wind conditions for a planned Saturday test flight.
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Henry Farmen
Kroonland
Brighton Beach
Farman
Antwerp
Mr. Farman
Maurice Herbster
Alphonse Plocquin
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. MacMechen
Hamilton
Morgan
International Mercantile Marine Company
Baldwin
Davila Ousts Consuls Over Noncombatant Aid
Honduran President Davila censured consular representatives for aiding non-combatants and canceled their exequaturs at Ceiba. A conference in Washington arranged for gunboat Marietta to stay at Puerto Cortez until further notice, as Ceiba area quiets after prior revolutionary fighting. The cruiser Milwaukee will take weeks to reach Amapala to relieve the Albany.
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Washington
Ceiba
Davila
Honduras
Bacon
Newberry
Marietta
Puerto Coretez
Milwaukee
Honolulu
Amapaila
Albany
Colonel Addison Thomas Dies in Newport at 63
Colonel Addison Thomas aged sixty three, longtime Newport resident and former New York lawyer, died after a prolonged illness in Newport. He served as a colonel of the Newport Artillery Company and belonged to the permanent cottage colony. He is survived by his wife and son Houston A. Thomas of Boston. son of the late General John Addison Thomas.
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the Tribune
Newport
Addison Thomas
Thomas
New York
Newport Artillery Company
Houston A. Thomas
Boston
John Addison Thomas
Representative Llewellyn Powers Dies at 1838 Birth Maine Governor
Representative Llewellyn Powers of Maine's 4th District died at his summer home in Houston Maine after a spring illness and Bright's disease. Born 1838 in Pittsfield he served as Maine governor for two terms and as Speaker of the State House before serving his sixth term in Congress.
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Llewellyn Powers
Houston
Maine
Washington
Brookline
Mass
Bright
Congressman Powers
United States
House of Representatives
Pittsfield
Obituary Notes for Romaine Tibbits Smith and Hurst
Obituary notes record the deaths of Edgar Thorne Romaine in Dover New Jersey at thirty one from pneumonia and tuberculosis after camp service. William B Tibbits of White Plains died after an operation. he chaired the annual town meeting for fifty years and held bank directorships. his wife was Frances Emma Johnson of Hartford and three children survive. William Smith, Ulster County Sunday School leader and superintendent aged eighty two, died in Kingston after a life in church work. Samuel H Hurst aged seventy nine died in Chillicothe Ohio. he served as probate judge revenue collector postmaster and was a commander of the state Grand Army of the Republic.
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William B. Tibbitts
White Plains
Frances Emma Johnson
Hartford
Ulster County
Samuel H. Hurst
Chillicothe
Ohio
Bright
State Grand Army of the Republic
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Pacific
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Viola Delancey
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Hunt County
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George E. Romaine
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