Governor Wilson Garners Warm Denver Reception
Governor Wilson spoke to about 12,000 at the Auditorium in Denver and received a cordial reception unmatched by any Democrat except Bryan. He said he had not considered the presidency, defended his appeal to public opinion, and denied cordial ties with New Jersey legislators while noting strong praise for his manners and sentiments.
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Wealthy Salisbury Buyer Dies Speechless Over Hidden Fortune
Lee Malone, sixty, a prosperous Salisbury produce buyer for Philadelphia dealers, died after paralysis without revealing the hiding place of his fortune. Relatives believe he planned to name the cache for equal division, but a stroke prevented him from speaking. Malone was found by his brother S. F. Malone in his bed.
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Taft nominates Knight for rear admiral despite acquittal
President Taft sent to the Senate the nomination of Captain Austin M Knight to be rear admiral despite Navy Secretary Meyers protest. Knight was acquitted by court martial of responsibility for the sinking of the monitor Puritan during high explosive tests. In other items, Bertrand Frick, 17, died after being struck by a pitched ball in Ravenna Ohio. Five of Sanford Davis seven children perished in a fire at Free Union, Albemarle County Virginia.
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Baseball Scores and Standings from the American League
American League results include New York blanked by Boston 4 0 in six innings due to rain. St Louis defeated Cleveland 4 2 with multiple pitchers. Chicago beat Detroit 8 2 as Covington and teammates hurled. Detroit leads with 20 wins, 2 losses, Chicago 9-10, Boston 11-9, Washington 9-11, Athletics 9-9, Cleveland 9-14, St Louis 5-16.
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Marvels Of Bird Flight And Wind Powered Flight
The piece explains gliding birds and wind aided ascent. It describes how vultures and eagles ride air currents with minimal wing beats, the mechanics of gliding at high altitudes, and the implications of wind, gusts, and eddies for flight. It notes Drzewiecki calculations of glide reach and how storms influence bird behavior.
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Eyrie
Drzewiecki
DIRECT ELECTIONS ADVANCED IN SENATE ACTION
Washington May unresolved direct election of senators becomes unfinished business. Five voting senators Brandegee Burnham Gallinger Heyburn Penrose push resolution ahead with Vice President to lay it before the senate daily at four o clock until final disposition. Root absent paired with Swanson Virginia.
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National League results from Pittsburg Philadelphia and Boston
In Pittsburgh, St Louis beat Pittsburgh 4 to 2 with Steele Gibson Steel Bresnahan as battery. Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 5 to 4 with Alexander Devin Gell Bergen. Boston edged New York 5 to 4 with Pfeiffer Raridan Raymond Wilson. Standings show Philadelphia 16–5, Pittsburgh 13–11, Boston 8–14, New York 12–7, Chicago 11–4, St Louis 4–12.
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TriState League Scores From Lancaster Altoona Johnstown
In Lancaster Lancaster 13 Wal mington 0 Batteries Dales Harkins Thabed Jaeckley. Altoona 9 Harrisburg 3 Batteries Fittery Mays Garvity Hurley. Johnstown 10 York 7 Batteries Hilbert Worthington Stanley Ketter. Trenton Reading wet grounds. WL PC: Ww. L PC Trenton 3 7 Altoona 2 2 400 Rearing 3 1 T40 Harrisg 505 York 3 2 600 Willing 400 Johnson 3 2 GO0 Lancastr 1 4 230
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House Passes Free List Bill in Washington
After a ten hour session the house approved Democratic free list bills by 24 to 109 with Republican support from twenty four members and Representative Berger the Socialist. In Elmira New York a derailment injured many passengers on the Lemah Valley train from Ithaca to Elmira near Horseheads with three may die and seventeen others hurt.
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Danced Herself To Death At Patchogue Party
New York woman Bertha Gordon collapsed after an all evening dance at Furman Lane party hosted by Jules Tose in Patchogue. Doctors ruled physical exhaustion and heart fatigue caused her death. Taft Silver Wedding celebration planned with fifty business club members in Washington on June 2.
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Dyspepsia Relief Promoted By Verndan’s Tablets
An advertisement touts Pr. Verndan’s Dyspepsia Tablets sold under Gypsy’s Gift label. It claims relief for dyspepsia and associated stomach discomfort, promising quick appetite return and general stomach comfort with a money back guarantee via a local druggist.
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Frederick County Political Candidacies Announced for Sheriff and State's Attorney
A flurry of announcements from Frederick County candidates seeks party nominations for Sheriff and State's Attorney. George R. Dennis John Murch ed, Clar ence G. Boll er, Chas T. Fagan, James A. Jones and others declare runs in Republican and Democratic primaries. William J. Hinks Jess F. Mackey and Martin Swift join as Republican contenders, urging countywide support for the upcoming primary election.
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