Sherman Seeks Honest Vote On State Convention Choice
The New York Republican State Committee meeting in Saratoga discusses bearing on proposed selection of I. Sherman as temporary state convention chairman. Sherman requests a public, formal inquiry into whether his nomination involved misrepresentation or deceit. The committee later considers a resolution stating his Aug 16 selection was devoid of deceit.
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Rider Sets Transcontinental Motorcycle Record
William Streiff rode 3836 miles from San Francisco to New York in 28 days 3 hours, breaking the previous coast to coast record held by G A Miller. He faced gas shortages and tire punctures but continued without coat or wagons, earning $1.40 in cash and noting the front tire label on the bike. Streiff, a Federation of American Motorcyclists member, had prior long trips and was questioned by a farmer about his goggles upon arrival in New York.
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Roosevelt foes shape platform at progressive convention
Delegates at the convention debate platforms for Roosevelt and progressives. Burns and Barnes supporters clash with Taft allies over the Payne Aldrich tariff and court issues. The final platform options are amended as leaders seek a unifying stance.
Unnamed Undertaker's Wife Exposes Fatal Affair
In New York a widow’s plot unravels as Maria posing with a boy, the undertaker Leonard Glangrasso, and his wife’s jealousy drive a murder tale. The tale shifts to Chicago where Elisabeth Warria reacts to a fatal dance incident, revealing a chaotic set of affections and betrayals.
President Taft faces cabinet shakeup amid Alaska talks
The article discusses President Taft's stance on defending officials against removal and the ongoing Alaska governance debate. It mentions Secretary Ballinger and Sutherland, the Pinchot committee, and potential reforms to Alaska's government. It notes a push for a new form of governance and the administration's approach to public accountability.
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Eagle Carries Off Cat Big Bit Catches Hip At Five
An unusual incident reports a cat carried off by an eagle at a height of five feet. A nearby witness, Sean, described the moment and the sequence of events surrounding the capture. The article notes the animal appears unharmed and was released later.
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