Prohibition Party Nominees Headline Confused by Text
The article fragment lists Eugene W. Chafin as a Prohibition nominee for president and mentions Daniel R. Sheen and other party figures in a garbled note about Ohio and Illinois races. It references a running mate Aaron Watkins tied to Ada Ohio and Northern University.
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Eugene W. Chain
Chitcago
Daniel R. Sheen
Clapin Hoes
Edikon Park
Prohibition nomlner
Superior court
Aaron 3. Watkins
Oho Northern university
Ada
Ohio
Independence party opens in Chicago with Hearst as temporary chairman
At Orchestra hall the first national convention of the Independence party backed by William R Hearst opened amid cheers. Hearst denounced the major parties and praised a radical anti injunction platform while delegations adopted symbols and banners and supporters of various candidates prepared campaign offices.
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W. A. Mearet
Chicago
Independence party
William I. Hearst
Orchestra hall
William R. Hearst
William J. Bryane
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Kentucky
Democratic
pluto
Republican
New Jersey
Indiana
Oregon
Denver
Burtle Island
Aldrich
tio vasous
Thomas C. Hiegen
Massachusetts
Milton W. Howard
Alabama
Electric Bath Kills Army Officer in Bath Incident
Manila reports Second Lieutenant Hernard P. Quwart of the Twenty ninth United States Infantry stationed at Camp McKinley died by accidental electrocution while experimenting with lighting current in a bath. He was found dead in the tub by Mrs. Onwalt.
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Manila
Hernard P. Quwart
Twentyninth United States infantry
Camp McKinley
Onwalt
Taft Nominated for President Amid Cincinnati Celebration
William H. Taft was formally notified of his presidential nomination by a Republican committee. Cincinnati hosted a grand display with decorations, excursions, bands, and crowds from Ohio and neighboring states. The day featured a citywide welcome on Mt Adams and at the Taft residence on Pike Street.
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Cincinnati
William Hi. Taft
Charles P. Taft
United States
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinoia
West Virginia
Mt. Adams
Lookout
Fairview
Heights
Hill
Taft
Pike
Taft Notification Ceremonies In Cincinnati
The Taft notification ceremonies on the lawn featured invocation singing and speeches. Judge Tatt was escorted to the platform as United States Senator William Warner of Missouri delivered remarks and formally nominated Taft for the presidency. Warner praised Taft and highlighted Republican honor and American history.
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thon committee of citizens
Judge Tatt
United States
William Warner
Missouri
Tatt
Warner
encea
Taft
Henry
Lodge
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