Mayor Gaynor's Baltimore Boom Set by Local Committee
A Harlem era report details a committee led by Jacob A. Cantor announcing plans to go to Baltimore to push Mayor Gaynor for the Democratic Presidential nomination. The move appears to have mayoral backing, with Black as treasurer and Archibald R. tsen involved, while the mayor is not directly speaking on the matter. The effort stresses Gaynor's experience, farmer ties, and alignment with Democratic values, aided by a 23-page booklet praising his career.
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Archibald R. Tsen
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Democratic Association of New York
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Francis D. Gallatin
Jean D. Crimmins
Jacob Ruppert
Louis Windmuller
Jeremiah Z. Mahoney
John F. Galvin
Cesare Conth
Joseph Barondess
Gallagher
United States
Mescaynor
Wodal
Nurse Florence Weston suicide at Hotel Astor reported
Florence Weston a 22 year old nurse at the Post Graduate Hospital Training School killed herself in a Hotel Astor room by ingesting poison. Found by a chambermaid around Friday night with two letters and notes on a table. Coroner Winterbottom took charge and ordered the body moved to an undertaker on Eighth Avenue. Weston’s family notified in California.
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Santa Barbara
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Lenine
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Eighth Avenue
Taft Leads With 590 Votes as Roosevelt Defeated Nomination Battle
A 1000 bid clash and racial wording frame a chaotic nomination scene. cKinley Sage Taft garners 590 votes while Roosevelt faces defeat amid party tensions and候ered ballots.
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Auto party leads to embezzlement arrest at Memorial Day race
In Columbus Ohio on Memorial Day Louie J Murphy assistant cashier of the Wetside Time Ravings Bank took a carload to Indianapolis auto races. Bank officials grew suspicious and Murphy was arrested at night on charges of embezzling $100. Deputy Superintendent Walker stated the case and the actions taken.
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Accuses Contalta's Son At Trial In New Jersey Case
The case centers on a claim of breach of promise to marry. A plaintiff alleges Johann Albert Parmer, son of Contalta, promised marriage but left, refusing to return. Testimony concerns alleged meetings in Frankfurt and subsequent denial of nuptial plans. Proceedings set for Tuesday with jury to weigh damages.
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Johann Alier Parmer
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Bebe Heink
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Fresden
Valleges
Boiled cat for husband shocks Bynghamton tale ends in six months
Mrs Hand of Onondaga penitentiary prior day receives six months for intoxication and disorderly conduct after a bizarre incident. Read reports describe her alleged act of serving a boiled kitten to her husband in a ravaged mood over meals.
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Magnet Extracts Pins From Girl After Sutge Swallowing
Philadelphia report describes Mia Mary Lafferty an eighteen year old dressmaker who swallowed pins after startled by a visitor. Doctors used a magnet to pull ten pins from her throat and continued until another pin was removed. A separate street incident ended with a holdup at Stone Avenue and Eastern Parkway as assailants demanded money.
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Adventures In Human Nature in Tribune Sunday Magazine
Two famous New York comedians reveal how they capitalized on human nature to please audiences and make money, detailing their discoveries and methods in a feature read in the Tribune Sunday Magazine.
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Canada’s Yankee Premier as Borden Substitute
Ottawa reports a surprising appointment during Prime Minister Borden’s absence in Neva osian. Hon. H. Perley, a native American and Ottawa lumber magnate, is described as Canada’s first Yankee premier, serving temporarily without a portfolio while Borden and ministers reassess naval policy and other major issues.
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Trolley Car and Auto Crash in Bronx Leaves No Injuries
In the Bronx, a collision at Broadway and 212th Street involved Howard Handy driving an automobile and a trolley car. Handy, from Field Place, narrowly escaped, clinging to the wheel as the car smashed windows, wheels, and radiator. two passengers on the trolley escaped unharmed. motorman Timothy Smith and Handy were not injured.
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Howard Handy
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One Hard Day's Work Wins Two Delegates for T.R.
New York totals show delegates distributed among Roosevelt Taft and Hughes with 77 for Taft 9 for Roosevelt 2 for Hughes and 2 uncommitted. Roosevelt and Taft teams both claim confidence amid ongoing lobbying and rumors.
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Ffferis
Taft
Roosevelt plans to control Republican convention in Chicago
Chicago June 18 Roosevelt leaders concluded a plan to contest delegates at the Republican National Convention. They seek a temporary roll call, oppose the national committee list, and substitute a Roosevelt roll including 70 to 80 delegates allegedly stolen. Colonel Roosevelt met Rosewater and Borah was named as candidate for temporary chair. Governor Hadley to lead the fighting effort.
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Taft
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Roosevelt Denies Belt Talk Over Convention Control
Theodore Roosevelt dismissed reports his followers would belt the Republican National Convention saying such talk is nonsense. His aides claim Roosevelt men will control the convention, name the temporary chairman, and nominate Roosevelt on the first ballot despite Taft and committee actions. Senator Dixon cites letters from Mississippi delegates pledging support and hints more Georgia and Mississippi letters will be disclosed.
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