OSCEOLA FIRST MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
Governor Woodrow Wilson and Governor Thomas R. Marshall met at a seaside hotel in Seagirt, with cordial greetings as Wilson was notified of his Democratic presidential nomination and prepared to deliver an acceptance speech. The appearance included Governor Carlsfall attending the Seagirt ceremony.
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N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Caralsfiall
Seagirt
Wilson
Vernor
President Tafts Father-in-law Herron Funeral
President Taft and Mrs. Taft attended the funeral of John W. Herron father in law of the president. Charles Taft and the president served as pallbearers at the Herron home and at Spring Grove cemetery. Interment was private with only immediate relatives and close friends present.
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Cincinnati
John W. Herron
President Taft
Taft
Charles Taft
W. C. Herron
Washington
Charles
Herron
Spring Grove
Stuart Boy Faces Deportation in Canadian Case
In Quebec a young English boy named Stanley Stuart, traveling with his mother to join his father in Omaha, is at risk of deportation due to feeble mindedness. A medical board ruled deportation, despite family pleas that removing him would break the family. Senator Hitchcock pressed the issue and Washington authorities must decide.
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Quebec
United States Immigration Department
Washington
Stanley Stuart
Hitchcock
Nebraska
England
Omaha
Neb
United States
Explosion at Lincoln Traction power plant injures worker
Conrad Bennett suffered severe burns when a boiler flue exploded at the Lincoln Traction company power plant at 1 30 am. A roof fire briefly challenged firefighters as Bennett, burned on his face back hands and chest by live steam and hot coal, was rescued by coworkers and taken to a hospital in serious condition.
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Conrad Bennett
Lincoln Traction Company
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Neb
Omaha
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Mexico
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China
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Okla
American Osteopathic Association
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Des Moines
Dan B. Butler
Magdalena
Kelly
Socorro County
New Mexico
Ladrone Mountains
United States
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Massachusetts
Republican State Committee
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San Antonio
Tex
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Oklahoma
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Bloomington
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MceComb
George Ballew
Tennessee
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Colo
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Caribbean
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North Bend
Rosenthal
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Farnum T. Fish
Los Angeles
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Morris Schermerhorn
Malden
Mass
Saugus
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Swigland
Cadsby
Yorkshire
Washington,d. C
New Republic’ of China
State Department
Hari-Kari Out of Date Warned in Japan
Ashai warns many Japanese plan suicides over the Mikado’s death and the interior ministry orders police to prevent such attempts. Newspapers are asked to emphasize that hari-kari is entirely out of date.
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Hari-Kari
Tokio
Ashai
Mikado
Ministry of the Interior
Taft Accepts Resignation of Seattle Federal Judge
President Taft has accepted the resignation of Federal Judge Hanford of Seattle amid a congressional inquiry into his conduct. The committee recommended dropping impeachment proceedings after accepting the resignation.
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Washington
Taft
Hanford
Seattle
Knights of Columbus Meet Opens in Colorado Springs
Hundreds of Knights of Columbus from across the United States and Canada arrive for the supreme council three day session in Colorado Springs. Archbishop Glennon of St Louis opens proceedings with a sermon while many wives and daughters accompany the delegates.
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Knights of Columbus
Colorado Springs
Colo
United States
Canada
Supreme Council of the Order
Glennon
St. Louis
Knights of Pythias to Convene in Denver in August
Delegates arrive for the twenty-eighth biennial supreme lodge session of Knights of Pythias to be held at the state capitol August 6 15 in Denver Colo. Represented will be every state the Philippines Cuba Mexico Hawaii the Canal Zone and China. Concurrently the supreme Temple Pythian meets. A key proposed change is lowering the age limit for members from 21 to 18 years.
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Denver
Colo
Supreme Lodge
State Capitol
Philippines
Cuba
Mexico
Hawaii
Canal Zone
China
Supreme Temple Pythian
Decatur
Nebr
Congress
Omaha
L. P. Evans
Woodbine
Dundy County
Nebraska
Manatua
Mena
Diaz
San Salvador
Vancouver
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Main Street
War Department
Missouri River
Neb
Colorado
Anthony Hubert Fischer
Cologne
Port Arthur
Ont
Kalamazoo
Mich
William S. McKinney
Richard D. McKinney
Howard McKinney
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
of la Follette
Democratic National Campaign Committee
Taft
Senator Cumming
Iowa
Senate
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Stimson
Army
American Northwest
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Porto Rico
New Orleans
United
States
Marine Hospital Vice
Severe Kansas Wind Storm Hits Concordia
A severe wind storm struck Concordia Kansas Monday night injuring several people slightly and causing extensive property damage in the vicinity remarks describe it as the worst storm to visit the area.
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Kansas
Concordia
Kan
Education head resigns in N E A. Springer named successor
Irwin Shepard of Winona Minnesota resigns as secretary of the National Education Association for personal reasons. Druand W Springer of Detroit is appointed to succeed him.
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Chicago
Irwin Shepard
Winona, Minn
National Education Association
Druand W. Springer
Detroit
Condensed World News Highlights Across Fields
A compact digest surveys personal politics foreign affairs and intelligence in brief summaries for general readers. It skims notable developments, key figures, and strategic issues from multiple domains for quick understanding.
Inroads by Missouri River Threaten Decatur Neb
Fear grips Decatur Nebraska as Missouri River encroaches on the town. Reports note river action near the city with planned dikes and federal aid. Local and regional dispatches cover legislation, elections, and incidents across the country.
Roosevelt and Johnson Lead Progressive Party Nominees
Delegates at Chicago nominated Theodore Roosevelt for president and Hiram W. Johnson for vice president. The convention adopted the platform calling for direct primaries equal suffrage and anti lobbying while pledging to pursue reforms and uphold the Monroe doctrine abroad.
Platform planks praised by convention amid cheers and applause
A convention heard the direct primary initiative referendum and recall planks welcomed with enthusiasm. The woman suffrage plank and the industrial commission plank drew strong applause. Contempt of court jury trials and injunction restriction in labor disputes were received with zest. A minimum wage for women and child labor prohibition also elicited cheers.
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Industrial Commission
Reo
Roosevelt Named Nominee At Convention After Ayes
The convention party line shows Theodore Roosevelt of New York declared the nominee after speeches by Parker of Louisiana for vice president and a Johnson movement by acclamation. Beveridge, as permanent chairman, announced Roosevelt as the convention’s candidate.
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Raymond Robbins
Illinois
Gifford Pinchot
Theodore Roosevelt
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
F. R. Gleed
New York
Gleed
New Party
San Juan Hill
Jane Addams
Hullhouse
Chicago
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Beveridge
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Hiram Johnson
California
Parker
Lindsey
Fragmented Political Rhetoric on Labor and Reform
The fragmented text argues for worker rights, eight hour days, minimum wage, and public control over industry. It critiques corporate power and proposes government and union action to protect or advance labor, social welfare, and industrial policy. It references social reform, currency issues, and interstate commissions as remedies.
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Progressive Party
Womf
Department of Labor
Panama Canal
Civil Service
Dominanion
League of Profe
Fundamterests
Wilson
Lous Ag
Jay
Cortry
Alaska
Acta
Roosevelt Planning Nationwide Speaking Tour Details
The document outlines Colonel Roosevelt’s intended travel plan for a campaign tour. It notes talks scheduled in New England near Brookline and Wilkesbarre, visits to Vermont and Minnesota, a stop in St Paul, and a return to Connecticut with a possible October departure for a broader trip. It mentions about sixty weeks in campaign work and a sequence of speeches across multiple states.
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Chicago
Rouse
New England Progress
Pines
Brookline
Curran
Wilkesharre Pawt
Vermont
St Paul
Minnesota
Roosevel
Governor Wilson Appeals to the People for Unity
Governor Wilson of Kentucky supports a national appeal to the people for unity and reform. He stresses consultation with states and warns against rigid party platforms while urging tariff revision and anti trust action as essential to national progress.
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Ollie James
Kentucky
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