Hughes Booms Ticket Draws Cheers For Taft
Governor Hughes headlined a Taft Sherman ratification gathering at the Republican Club of New York City. He pledged support for the GOP national ticket and praised Taft for upholding party principles. Club officers and members, led by President Charles H Young, affirmed loyalty and readiness to back Taft and Sherman in the campaign.
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Ohio
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Sherman
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Roosevelt and Eliot clash over Harvard library rowers
Boston reports that two Harvard crewmen suspended for removing books from the Harvard reference library will not row in the Yale Harvard beat race. Roosevelt and Bacon appealed to Harvard President Eliot, who replied that the dishonorable acts warranted probation, thus barring the men from the crew.
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Theodore Roosevelt Jr to Work With United States Steel
Theodore Roosevelt Jr will gain his first real work experience this summer as an employee of the United States Steel Corporation. The Harvard junior will join under the direction of John C. Greenway, a Rough Rider veteran and superintendent of the Western Mesabi ore properties, with Greenway personally overseeing the assignment.
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Storms Wreck Clark's Grove Ellendale. $250,000 Loss In Two Iowa Towns
In Minnesota storms on Saturday and today Clarke's Grove and Ellendale suffered extensive damage. An elevator was destroyed, twenty seven barns collapsed, and many cattle perished. Steele County losses reach about $150,000 with crops damaged and overall town loss near $100,000. In Ohio a severe electrical storm struck Central Ohio with livestock deaths and fires from lightning. A refinery tank was destroyed at Finley, and Mrs. Alice Boyd was injured in Urbana by a gas pipe explosion.
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Coshocton
Newark
Italians Stagillo Ciopolla Vincenzo Chipetta to be deported
New Orleans June 22 report states Stagillo Ciopolla and Vincenzo Chipetta, Italians accused of bombing Joseph Serio’s store after a Black Hand demand, were taken by U S immigration inspector Captain Peter Stretton from state authorities. A deportation hearing is set for tomorrow. Evidence ties them to a Black Hand network active in New York and across the United States.
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Poison in Improvised Dipper Ends in Death at Harmon
Vincenzo Sacconanni and a companion drank from a broken bowtie fragment found at a spring in the woods. Sacconanni drank first and died after hours of agony. the other boy fell slightly ill. Authorities suspect a poisoned bottle discarded by someone.
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Louisiana race bill up today in Baton Rouge session
Baton Rouge June 22 legislature adjourned at 9 o clock without a vote on the Locke anti racing bill. The measure will come up again when the body reconvenes tomorrow.
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Quebec Town in Fire Destroys Large Part of City
A major blaze in Three Rivers Quebec burned over 300 buildings in the lower town including key shops hotels churches and the post office. Fire brigades from Montreal Sherbrooke and Grand Mere plus 1000 soldiers fought the flames for hours with losses estimated above 1 million but no lives reported except a woman and two children badly burned.
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Delagrange Sets Aeroplane Flight Record
Milan on June 22 Léon Delagrange the French aviator flew sixteen minutes and thirty seconds with his machine staying ten to eighteen feet above ground. He completed nine laps over a military field at about thirty eight miles an hour, totaling roughly eighteen kilometres. A special gold medal will be struck in honor of the feat.
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Dr Adolph Meyer Named Hopkins Psychiatric Director
Johns Hopkins University and Hospital trustees announced the election of Dr Adolph Meyer of New York to head the newly founded psychiatric clinic and to hold the psychiatry professorship. Meyer accepts the post as a donor funded chair and hospital building. He has chaired the State Hospital of New York on Ward's Island and teaches psychiatry at Cornell. He also serves as president of the New York Psychiatric Society.
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New York
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Jesse Grant Seen as Possible Dark Horse for Democratic Nomination
Jesse Grant of Los Angeles, son of the late President Grant, arrived in Denver to size up chances for the Democratic nomination against William Jennings Bryan. He told reporters he is receptive to delegates and would not accept second place on the ticket, and he is described as the Grant family’s sole Democrat.
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Los Angeles
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William Jennings Bryan
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Martin
Barnett Found Guilty in Embezzlement Case
San Francisco June 22 Walter J Barnett banker convicted this afternoon of embezzling securities from the Colton estate. Jury was out less than an hour. He faced charges related to the failure of the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company.
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San Francisco
Walter J. Barnett
Colton
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Starved to Death Seeking Cancer Cure in Zion City
Chicago, June 2. Mrs. Louisa Thompson, forty, of Zion City, died today after a forty day fast believed to cure her cancer. She belonged to a numerable cult in Zion City.
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Port Chester Fire Destroys Ten Buildings in Blaze
A major Port Chester fire consumed ten buildings and damaged the First Baptist Church roof, leaving about forty families homeless. The blaze, starting likely from spontaneous combustion in Burns's livery stable, drew Port Chester and six neighboring towns’ crews and caused estimated losses around 350000 dollars. Firefighters and shirt factory workers evacuated hundreds, with several volunteers aiding the effort and saving key structures.
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King Edward to Open Olympic Games
London reports King Edward promised to open the Olympic games on July 8. The announcement from royal circles confirms the royal schedule and sets the ceremonial date for the international event.
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London
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Nine Negroes Lynched After Sabine County Killing
From East Texas comes a report that nine African Americans are dead after a white farmer was shot and two men killed at a Sabine County dance. Mob violence freed six prisoners from Hemphill jail, hanging five on one tree. A sixth, Frank Williams, fled and was shot. Two unknown negroes bodies found in a creek. Perry Price confessed to Johnson’s killing and Bob Wright implicated. Wright and Price are being moved to Beaumont under guard.
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William Manuel
Frank Williams
Hemphill
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Sabine County
Perry Price
Johnson
Price
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Bill” McCoy
Aaron Johnson
Wright
Beaumont
San Augustine
Rumor Claims Morocco Sultan Abd el Aziz Assassinated
In Paris rumors persist that Abd el Aziz the Sultan of Morocco has been assassinated at Rabat. There is no confirmation from the Foreign Office and the Interior Ministry considers the report false. Government inquiries have not substantiated the rumor.
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Alfonso's Second Son Born at Madrid Court
Madrid reports King Alfonso of Spain and Queen Victoria welcomed a second son tonight. The king, radiant with joy, signed a pardon to halt a morning execution after the birth and wired the prison warden. The royal couple wed May 31, 1906, and their first son was born May 10, 1907.
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Two Cars Crash at Alberton Roslyn. Four Injured
Two speeding autos collided at Alberton and Roslyn roads yesterday and overturned, pinning occupants. One driver, Welcome Prossen of Glen Cove, is critically injured with several broken ribs and possible internal injuries at Nassau Hospital. The other three suffered minor injuries. Prossen’s car was owned by John N. Stearns & Co. Mrs Stearns was a passenger. The second car belonged to Edward Kemp.
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Welcome Prossen
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John N. Stearns & Co
Greene Street
Stearns
Edward Kemp
Mrs Burt Seriously Injured In Trolley Collision
A trolley car at high speed smashed Mrs Candace Burt wife of Frank Burt a New York theatrical manager in Denver injuring her seriously while her husband and a child in the rear seat were not badly hurt the incident occurred today.
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Frank Burt
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Thief May Have Stolen Diseases In Heyniger Case
South Orange New Jersey June 2 Special. A thief who took two cloaks from Charles Heyniger’s porch may risk scarlet fever and diphtheria as the garments were worn by a physician and nurse in the sickroom of Heyniger’s son who has both diseases. The thief would escape prosecution if the items are returned.
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Academy Street
Oil Trust Peace Breaks Pipelines to Oklahoma and New Orleans
The Standard Oil Company reached an agreement with Governor Haskell. The deal requires completion of pipelines in Oklahoma and initiation of a new line to New Orleans via Arkansas. June 22 report from Independence Kansas details immediate action following the accord.
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Standard
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Arkansas
Engagement announced of Mile. Anne Failires to Jean Lanes
Paris on June 23 the Figaro reports the engagement of Mile. Anne Failires daughter of the President to Jean Joseph Edmond Lanes secretary general to the President. The announcement notes close ties to the presidential household.
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Anne Faili@res
Jean Joseph Edmond Lanes
Rail Fare to Atlantic City Listed for Sunday Travel
A special Pennsylvania Railroad train departs New York at 6:45 a.m. on Sunday, June 28, with stops at New York Elizabeth and New Brunswick, returning by 9:30 p.m. The round trip price is 2.50.
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Adyt
Yale Greets Taft at 30th Yale Anniversary Event
William Howard Taft arrived in New Haven for Yale class of 1875 anniversary exercises amid mixed cheers. The former senator and lawyer urged young graduates to uphold moral standards, study the law, and pursue facts over tricks. He thanked Judge Clarke and Spooner for their remarks and emphasized essential duties to court, clients, and country.
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