17 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
1
William J. Tully of Elmira says Governor Hughes will be renominated at Saratoga to complete reforms begun, after announcing his resignation from the state senate. He cites a December remark and a talk with the governor as basis for his belief.
Danville Pennsylvania reports the death of Joseph Gerst aged 79 from hydrophobia two months after a dog bite. He suffered inability to swallow water, convulsions and paralysis before dying. The area has seen numerous mad dog incidents with dogs killed and other animals bitten.
John B. Roach, prominent ship builder, dies suddenly at his Chester home from apoplexy. In a related tragedy near Huntingdon West Virginia, Charles Roth fatally shot his wife and killed himself in a jealous fit. A minor earthquake was felt in Glensburg, and fifty fishing boats were wrecked off Japan’s coast with three men missing.
The Allies opened with a temporary chair, amid contests over credentials. Michigan avenue clubs marched in as committees chose permanent officers and credentials chair Charles W. Jon led a heated roll call over 116 contested seats. The Taft faction won several state contests while Louisiana remained undecided. The Lily Beers and Black and Tans agreed to a half vote verdict from the national committee. Pearl retained his seat on the committees as the body showed a strong working majority early on.
Chicago June 17 The influence of Governor Cummins of Iowa on Idaho lawmaking and western delegation support is noted as he announces renewed candidacy efforts. The reception among law delegates varies and signals a push to rally backing for his bid.
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