Hughes booms ticket draws cheers for Taft
Governor Hughes keynoted a Taft Sherman ratification meeting at the Republican Club of New York City. He pledged support for the national ticket and lauded Taft’s leadership while praising club loyalty and party principles amid a large turnout.
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Republican National Ticket
Maynard
Charles H. Treat
Taft
Charles H. Young
William K. Olcott
Tully and
Elsberg
James S Lehmaier
E. W. Bloomingdale
Henry Gleacon
Otto A. Rosalsky
B. W. Brown
E. H. Fallows
Otto T. Barnard
Justice Lambert
Joseph M. Devel
John A. Fletcher
George W. Morgan
James Talcott
William Leary
F. Kilburn
Donald McLean
Young
Republican Convention
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
City of
New York
Woodford
Treadwell
Theublican Club
United States
Chicago
Mxewise
Ohio
Republican Party
Sherman
Pleaded for Oarsmen in Yale Harvard Race
Roosevelt and Bacon urged Harvard to suspend the punishment of Fish and Morgan for taking a library book. Eliot refused, stating both men acted dishonorably. Fish and Morgan remain barred from the Yale Harvard boat race. Taft and Roosevelt will attend the contest.
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The
Tribune
Boston
Roosevelt
Robert Bacon
Fish
Morgan
Harvard
Eliot
W. Eliot
Cambridge
Fish and Morgan
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Jr to work for United States Steel Corp
Theodore Roosevelt Jr a Harvard junior will gain first real work experience this summer as an employee of the United States Steel Corpidoration. He previously visited the company's ore holdings and will work under John C Greenway Rough Rider veteran and President Roosevelt’s friend who directs the Western Mesaba department.
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United States Steel Corpora
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Steel Corporation
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Rough Rider
Mesaba
Storms Flatten Farms in Minnesota and Ohio
In Minnesota Clark's Grove and Ellendale faced a second storm with an elevator blown apart and twenty seven barns levelled. Cattle and horses were killed as crops were battered and losses near town reach about one hundred thousand dollars. Ellendale saw almost every frame building fall. Steele County crop losses total about one hundred fifty thousand dollars. In Ohio a severe electrical storm killed stock and caused fires in farms and outbuildings from Urbana to Columbus, with a large refined oil tank struck at Finley and a gas pipe explosion injuring Mrs. Alice Boyd.
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Clark’s Grove
Ellendale
Steele County
Ohio
Finley
Alice Boyd
Urbana
Springfield
Dayton
Delaware
Coshocton
Newark
Columbus
New Orleans Italians to be deported after bombing case
Stagillo Ciopolla and Vincenzo Chi petta, Italians accused of wrecking Joseph Serio’s store with a dynamite bomb after a Black Hand demand, were removed from state custody by U S immigration inspector Captain Peter Stretton. A formal hearing will be held, with deportation to Italy planned. Federal evidence ties them to a Black Hand network active in New York and across the country.
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New Orleans
America
Stagillo Ciopolla
Vincenzo Chipetta
Joseph Serio
Serio
Peter Stretton
United States
Italy
New York
Poison Ringed by Dipper Death in Croton Cherry Pick
Vincenzo Sacconanni, son of Massenio, and another boy, aged about same, went cherry picking at Harmon. They drank from a spring using a broken boot heel as a cup. Sacconanni fell violently ill and died after hours of agony. the other boy was only slightly sick. Authorities suspect a poisoned bottle discarded nearby.
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Massenio Sacconanni
Croton
Harmon
Sacconanni
Louisiana Race Bill Up Today Clears No Vote Tonight
Baton Rouge June 22 The Louisiana Legislature adjourned at 9 o clock without voting on the Locke anti racing bill. The measure will be taken up again when the body reconvenes at noon tomorrow.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Snot
Great Quebec Town Fire Destroys Downtown Buildings
A massive blaze in Three Rivers Quebec burned most of the lower town’s business district, consuming over three hundred structures including the post office city hall and leading hotels. Firefighters from Montreal Sherbrooke Grand Mere and a thousand soldiers aided late by external crews. No deaths reported though a woman and two children were badly burned.
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Montreal
Sherbrooke
Grand Mére
Hoohelaga Bank
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St. James's Anglican
Canada
Drolet
Lalonde & Co
Dufresne
Windsor
Dominion and Richelieu
Bell Telephone Company
Delagrange Surpasses Flight Record At Milan Event
French aviator Léon Delagrange flew sixteen minutes and thirty seconds, staying ten to eighteen feet above ground. He completed nine laps at about thirty eight miles an hour across a military field, covering around eighteen kilometres. A special gold medal will be struck to honor the feat.
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Léon Delagrange
M. Delagrange
Dr Adolph Meyer Named Director of Johns Hopkins Psychiatry
The Johns Hopkins University and Hospital trustees announced the election of Dr Adolph Meyer of New York to head the new psychiatric clinic and hold the psychiatry professorship. Meyer has directed the State Hospital of New York on Ward's Island since 1902 and is a Cornell medical professor since 1994, also presiding over the New York Psychiatric Society. Mr Phipps contributed 730000 dollars to establish the chair and hospital building.
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Baltimore
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Adolph Meyer
New York
Psychiatric Clinic
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Phipps
Johns Hopkins
Meyer
State Hospital of
Cornell University
New York Psychiatrical Society
Jesse Grant Seeks Democratic Nomination Prospect
J Jesse Grant son of the late President Grant arrived in Denver to gauge support for a Democratic presidential bid. He said he is open to candidacy but would not accept second place on the ticket. He noted he is the only Democrat in the Grant family.
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Tribune
Denver
Jesse Grant
Los Angeles
President Grant
William Jennings Bryan
Grant
Barnett Found Guilty in Embezzlement Case
San Francisco June 22 Walter J Barnett was convicted this afternoon of embezzling securities from the Colton estate tied to the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company. The jury was out less than an hour.
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San Francisco
Walter J. Barnett
Colton
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Starved to death as cancer cure in Zion City
Chicago, June 22. Mrs. Louisa Thompson, forty, of Zion City, died today after a forty day fast believed to cure cancer. She belonged to one of Zion City’s numerile cults and died from starvation.
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Chicago
Louisa Thompson
Zion City
Port Chester Burned Block Threatens Busy Business District
A devastating fire swept through Port Chester destroying ten buildings and damaging a block bounded by Railroad Square Westchester avenue Factory Place and Irving avenue. The blaze started in Burns livery stable and spread through a haymow gutting a shirt factory and threatening First Baptist Church. Fire departments from six towns aided by volunteers battled flames, saving key structures while about 40 families were left homeless and losses were estimated around 350000.
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Irving Avenue
Simons Manufacturing Company
Hazelton Wells
Raben & Johnson
John Czermak
Alfred Penovi
Candy
Notion
Pixley Flats
Merritt
Greenwich
Rye
White Plains
Harrison
Milton Point
Harry Howard
King Edward to Open Olympic Games in July
London reports King Edward has promised to open the Olympic games on July. The official date follows anticipated ceremonies and a royal involvement expected to mark the event with national celebration and pomp.
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London
King Edward
Nine Negroes Lynched After East Texas Killings
Houston reports nine Black men killed in reprisal violence after the Sabine County white man Hugh Dean was slain at a negro church dance. Six arrested Black detainees were taken from Hemphill jail by a mob of about 150. five hanged, one shot as Frank Williams fled. Two unknown bodies found in a creek bottom. Perry Price confessed to Johnson killing and Wright tied to the case. both moved to Beaumont under guard.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Jerry Evans
Will Johnson
Mose Spellman
Cleveland Willams
William Manuel
Frank Williams
Hemphill
Aaron M. Johnson
Sabine County
Perry Price
Johnson
Price
Bob” Wright
Bill” McCoy
Aaron Johnson
Wright
Beaumont
San Augustine
Rumor Says Moroccan Sultan Abd-el-Aziz Assassinated
Rumors persist in Paris on June 22 that Abd-el-Aziz, Sultan of Morocco, was killed at Rabat. The Foreign Office has no confirmation and the Interior Ministry regards the report as false. Officials have not found evidence to justify the claim.
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Abd-el-Aziz
Morocco
Rabat
Foreign Office
Ministry of the Interior
Alfonso's Second Son Born at Madrid Royal Birth
Madrid reports the birth of a second son to King Alfonso and Queen Victoria. The King announced the birth to courtiers and pardoned a prisoner scheduled for execution, ordering the warden to halt the process. The royal couple wed in Madrid on May 31, 1906, and their first son was born May 10, 1907.
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Alfonso
Spain
Victoria
Ena of Battenberg
King Alfonso
Buried Under Autos In Two-Car Collision
At the Alberton and Roslyn roads junction yesterday two speeding cars collided and overturned, trapping occupants. One driver, Welcome Prossen of Glen Cove, suffered serious injuries with possible internal damage, while three others had minor injuries. Prossen, driving a car owned by John N. Stearns & Co., silk dealers, resided in Glen Cove and was treated at Nassau Hospital with broken ribs and gashes. Mrs. Stearns rode in the same vehicle. The second car was owned by Edward Kemp and included Kemp as a passenger.
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Roslyn
Welcome Prossen
Glen Cove
Nassau Hospital
Prossen
John N. Stearns
John N. Stearns & Co
Greene Street
Stearns
Edward Kemp
Mrs Burt Seriously Injured In Denver Trolley Crash
Mrs Candace Burt wife of Frank Burt a New York theatrical manager was seriously injured when a trolley car at high speed collided with her electric automobile in Denver. Her husband and a child were in the rear seat and were not badly hurt.
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Denver
Candace Burt
Frank Burt
New York
Burt
Thief May Have Stolen Diseases Stirs Newark Area
South Orange police warn that a thief who stole two cloaks from Charles Heyniger’s porch may contract scarlet fever or diphtheria after handling garments worn by the doctor and nurse in the sickroom of Heyniger’s son, who is ill. If the thief returns the items, prosecution in the incubation period may be avoided.
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South Orange
N. J
Charles Heyniger
Academy Street
Oil Trust Reaches Peace Accord With Governor Haskell
Independence Kan June 22 The Standard Oil Company announced an agreement with Governor Haskell to complete pipelines in Oklahoma and begin construction of a line to New Orleans through Arkansas This settlement ends oil dispute and paves way for expanded pipeline network through the region.
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the Tribune
Independence
Kan
Standard Oil Company
Haskell
Standard
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Arkansas
Engagement announced at the presidency family
The Figaro reports Mile. Anne Falliéres daughter of the President to wed Jean Joseph Edmond Lanes secretary general to the President. Also an Atlantic City return rail offer via Pennsylvania Railroad departs New York 6 45 a m June 28 with stops at Newark Elizabeth and New Brunswick arriving at 9 30 p m.
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Figaro
Mile
Anne Falliéres
Jean Joseph Edmond Lanes
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
New Brunswick
Yale greet Taft on thirtieth Yale anniversary visit
William Howard Taft Republican nominee for president arrived in New Haven for Yale 78th anniversary events. He was greeted by classmates and officials at Edwards House Memorial Hall and Woodbridge Hall amid cheers. Taft urged young lawyers to pursue moral awakening in the legal profession, study cases, and prioritize facts.
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New Haven
William Howard Taft
Yale
New York
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Edwards House
Yale Corporation
Taft
Woodbridge Hall
Memorial Hall
Law School
Spooner
Wisconsin
John Proctor Clarke
Appellate Division
Supreme Court of New York
William D. McNulty
Dean Rogers
Bar
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