Sleeper Leaves Caracas Diplomacy Darkens U S Ties
Washington June 23 The State Department confirms Jacob Sleeper secretary of the American Legation in Venezuela has departed Caracas leaving the United States without diplomatic representation in the country The Brazilian Legation will handle legation affairs while questions with Venezuela remain unsettled amid plague and ongoing disputes over American concessions and arbitration attempts The article notes potential broader tensions with European powers and the fragile stance of President Castro's government as U S relations rupture.
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Cholera Strikes Camp Gregg in Luzon Troops Quarantined
Cholera has broken out at Camp Gregg in Luzon with three scout deaths and one civilian. Camp placed under quarantine as Lt Jones of the 1st Cavalry and Lt Muldoon of the Philippine Scouts are ill. Pangasinan reports 93 new cases in 24 hours, 60 deaths.
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Philippine Scouts
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Luzon
Race War Imminent in Hemphill After Lynching Rampage
Hemphill Texas witnesses frenzied violence after five negroes lynched and four others shot amidSabine County upheaval. Militia and rangers control the city while armed bands patrol roads. Whites drive out blacks though many own homes and farms. warnings issued to leave, but numbers and resistance persist.
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Rockefeller to publish autobiography in The World's Work
John D Rockefeller plans a serialized life story in The World's Work titled Some Random Reminiscences of Men and Events. The articles cover early struggles, Standard Oil's rise, business philosophy, philanthropy, hobbies like road building and golf, and a noted sense of humor.
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Arms Landed in Cuba Report Reaches Government
Havana notes a large consignment of arms and ammunition has been landed from a schooner at Punta del Coco on the south coast of Pinar del Rio. Rural guards ordered to verify the report and investigate the incident.
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Auto Leaps Into River Near Uniontown Bridge
A touring car carrying five people including Dr. W F Greene and his family plunged into Saw Mill River when crossing a bridge opposite Shea's summer resort. All survived with shock and minor injuries though Esther Greene, ten, was knocked unconscious after striking a rock. An onlooker rescued her, Dr Greene revived her, and the group recovered at Uniontown Hotel before returning home.
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Bryan Loses Georgia at Democratic State Convention
The Georgia Democratic State Convention rejected a resolution endorsing Thomas E Watson for Vice President and delegates to Denver went uninstructed. The ticket nominated at the primary was endorsed, with Joseph M. Brown for Governor leading. The platform urged prohibition enforcement and strict railroad regulation across Georgia.
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William J. Bryan
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Thomas W. Loyless
Augusta
G. M. Bell
Fulton County
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Terrell
Gordon Lee
Walker
Newman
New York Delegation divided over Bryan in Denver convention
Tammany leaders from New York press for a unified vote against Bryan on the first ballot while signaling support if he cannot secure two thirds. Key figures Murphy Conners and Nixon clash with Erie County delegates as Nassau, Georgia, and other factions weigh their stance amid financial district opposition and a looming test of Bryan’s strength in the state.
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Moors Seize Briton Near Tetuan Amid Moroccan Turmoil
Tangier reports Englishman Clark Kennedy captured by Houz tribesmen near Tetuan and held for ransom. Advices say Abd-el-Aziz loyalists near Fez plan to attack Mulai Hafiq, while diplomats argue over which side to back.
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Mulai Hafiq
Phila Manufacturer Drowned In Atlantic City
The body of a Philadelphia man believed to be George Wolff, president of Wolff Chemical Company, was found floating in The Thoroughfare at Atlantic City. The firm recently faced bankruptcy and closure.
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George Wolff
Wolff Chemical Company
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Train ends brothers quarrel in Passaic death
Anthony Donkersloot of 6 Sherman street Passaic was struck and killed by a westbound Erie express while quarreling with his brother John this evening. Donkersloot had claimed to be the better swimmer.
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Anthony Donkersloot
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Sherman Illness Sparks Vice Presidential Vacancy Talk
James S Sherman, Republican nominee for Vice President, was treated for gall stones after being moved from ex-Governor Herrick’s home to Lake side Hospital in Cleveland. Bulletin reports show he remains stable though high fever and rapid pulse persist, with doctors considering no immediate operation. Taft sent a telegram of concern. Sherman expressed hope to return home in three or four days and planned to meet Taft in Washington. If Sherman dies, the Republican National Committee would handle a vacancy per customary practice.
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Utica Hopes for Sherman Homecoming Postponed
Utica remains quiet as the Sherman homecoming for the Republican vice presidential nominee is postponed causing disappointment. Reports say his illness may require an operation, but current advice suggests possible quick return if stable.
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Yale Triumph Over Harvard Delights Taft at Commencement
Yale Field erupts as Secretary Taft, back for commencement, leads a massive parade and receives a memorial from Yale class of 1898 for Augustus Canfield Ledyard. Taft presents the tribute amid Rough Rider regalia while alumni praise his expected presidency. President Hadley notes university aims and ongoing fiscal efforts as commemorations conclude.
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