Ohio Republicans Rally Behind Harding In Bitter Convention
Columbus July 28 Ohio Republicans end a divisive convention with Warren G Harding emerging as governor nominee amid insults and intrigue. Rival factions accuse Garfield of quitting and pro Taft sentiment shifts, while Foraker and Brown backers trade ballots as Harding gains steady Cleveland and Hamilton county support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Harding
Paraker
Taft
Roosevelt
Columbus
Ohio
Foraker
Burton
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Francis W. Treadwell
Cleveland
Granville W. Mooney
Austinburg
A. Grant Denman
Toledo
Rudy A. Archer
Ldelmont
Wiliam B. Crew
McConnelleville
Augustus N. Summers
Springfield
Mariow
United States
Brown
George 8. Cox
Cincinnati
Orem B. Brown
Dalton
Jdth
James R Garfield
National Administration
Carmi Thompson
Jones RR
Thompson
Bihy
Cox
Cishoys County
Longworth
Judge Brown
Cincinnati Mar
Hamilton County
Hamling
Wilcox urges July selling to boost wheat prices
Portland July 28 Theodore Wilcox president of the Portland Flour Mills and east region’s biggest wheat buyer says farmers who sell in July and August will get higher prices than holders. He notes last year’s rush to high prices ended badly and hints at another season end slump. He would profit from a sharp wheat advance as he holds nearly a million bushels bought at high prices, with a margin of votes over the nearest rival Longworth who declined to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Theodore Wilcox
Portland Flours Ing Mills
Witcox
Another Scandal Alleged in Illinois
Chicago July 25 The Tribune today charges that a 35000 Jackpot was raised before the last general assembly session to buy democratic votes for John F Hopkins for the U S senate. The scheme was blocked by Speaker Shurtliff and Roger Sullivan, reputed Democratic leaders of Illinois, Hopkins did not know of the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Tribune Today
General Assembly
John F.’ Hopkins
U. S. Senate
Shurtliff
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
Hopkins
Tribune
Washington judges revise divorce rules to curb snap judgments
Seventeen Washington superior court judges at a July meeting here revised court procedure rules to make divorce judgments harder to obtain. Divorces must be filed at least 30 days before trial and in default cases the papers must be served on the county attorney at least 26 days before trial. The rules take effect November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Wash
State of Washington
Dave
Triad
Pendleton City Council to Arrest Speed Violators
City council orders police to arrest any driver exceeding speed limits in Pendleton after recent accidents. Speed limit set at 14 miles per hour in town and 4 on bridges. officers to use stop watches to enforce. Sewer bids opened for West Pendleton extension. two bids referred to sewer committee. Bids from GG. H. Sutherland Co and F. R. Menienhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandleton
Toiky
West Pendleton
GG. H. Sutherland Co
Wallin Walli
F. R. Menienhall
Spokane
Sharon
Portland man faces two wives after larceny sentence
Portland Maine reports that John H. Tuttle alias O'Brien, jailed for larceny, will be released tomorrow. He has married Hattie Turner in April 1909 and Annie Fraser in May 1909, with both wives pursuing remedies as he nears the end of his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Me
Maine
John H. Tuttle
Atlas O'Brien
Shade
John
Wes Dees
John Tt. Tuttle
Hattie Turner
Portland
Witte
Liberty
Tuttle
Invasion Threat Looms as Spain Readies General Strike
Thousands of armed Spanish exiles gather at the frontier awaiting a general strike planned to ignite in Barcelona. Rioters are expected, with large quantities of explosives reported. General Weyler denies worsening frontier violence and orders military precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Barcelona
Renali
Cerbero
Bareefona
Weyler
Riverdale Strikes Submerged Bridge Stump At Portland
In Portland Oregon on July 25 the British steamer Riverdale bound for Tsingtau hit the submerged stump of the old Madison Street Bridge draw pier while being backed downstream by two river steamers. Diver inspection unclear if Riverdale’s bows are sprung. expected to be floated after removing ballast and deck loads. A tank steamer Roseerin sidexwipad the Portland dredge, while Portland itself will need drydock repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Hritikh
Riverdale
Tsingtau
Madison Street Bridge
Bariier
Roseerins
Willamette River
Portingad
Justice Lamon to Speak at Maryland Virginia Iwini Meeting
Supreme Court Justice Lamon will headline the Iwini gathering of the Maryland and Virginia civic groups. The convention, convened today in Hot Springs, Virginia, expects several hundred female attendees from the Maryland and Dominion regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorton
Adkiness
Hot Springa, Vi
Justice Lamon
United States Supreme Court
Maryland
Viretnia
OW Dominion
North Tod Taft Republican Club Outing at Toshmoo
Detroit July 28 reports the North Tod Taft Republican Club of Detroit plans its annual outing at Toshmoo, hailed as the largest Taft club gathering yet organized in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft Club
Tetroit
Mich
North Tod Taft Republican Club
Detoit
Het Taft Club
United States
Toshmoo
Riots in Columbus Prompt Militia Deployment
July 1899 Columbus unrest as streetcar strikebreakers trigger mob violence. Two thousand state militiamen arrive to quell rioting after police overwhelmed. Mayor Marshall appeals, Governor Harmon orders Adjutant General Weybrecht to mobilize troops. Cavalry, signal corps, and ambulance units are activated to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Ballway & Light Company
Marshall
Harman
Weybrecht
Ohio Infantry
Evgeland
Ftreet
Troop and Train Strikes Spread Across Regions
A troop train near Columbus faced a shower of bolts as sympathy strikes surge. Troops in Michigan were dispatched to Durand to guard Grand Trunk lines amid ongoing labor tensions. Toronto reports denial of return-to-work by strikers with officials saying disruption continues and freight movement remains at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Dretrott
Mich
Michiganational Guard
Durand
Grand Trunk
Grand Rapids
John Bersey
Siikers
Toronto
Balboza
Lee
Garretson
Hays
Fevight
Geend Teenk strike tensions rise in Buffalo incident
Duffalo July 2k reports a serious strike day as a delegation of strike organizers arrived in Verrilinister Swat of Bridgehare threatening he would be shot unless he left Buffalo Two freight cars and a caboose were set afire, detectives hunt for the arsonists, while Young Jay Gould plans to marry a wealthy widow amid single life rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffalo
Serloie Biday
Bridgehare
Buffalo
Jay Gould
Aetresa
F Wilson outlines direct primary stance in candidacy bid
F Wilson, Republican candidate for joint senator from Umatilla, Gilliam, and Morrow counties, visited the city last evening to discuss his bid. He asserted support for the direct primary law and commitment to the people, saying he would stay in the race regardless of assembly action and would uphold endorsements received during prior campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whieow
Dirminuiin
Galen
Morrow
Wilson
F. Wilson
Athena
Remains of W. Roy Saxton Taken East
The remains of reclamation engineer W. Roy Saxton will be buried in Ripon Wisconsin with Maurice Scruggs accompanying the body eastward. Saxton, a member of the reclamation force, helped pioneer the Tmatilla project and reservoir site discovery is credited to him. George B. Saxton, his son, will meet the party en route from Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Roy Saxton
Ripon
Wisconsin
Maurice Scrogee
Hermiston
Scruggs
George B. Saxton
Madison
Wis
J. W. Campbell
Peto Littlefield
Maurice Scroegge
la Grande
Campbell
Littlefield
Cold Springs
Dan P Smythe seriously injured in Washington train accident
Dan P Smythe a noted sheepman and Wool Growers secretary suffered serious injuries when a stock train wreck occurred near Hot Springs Washington while he was delivering a shipment to Tacoma. He was taken to Hot Springs hospital and his recovery prospects were described as hopeful. His partner, Charles H Carter, traveled to reach his bedside as Smythe’s brother Gye Smythe of Arlington relayed the family update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den PH Smythe
Sheepman
Commercial Sta
Woolrowere
Smythe
Charles H. Carter
Hot Springs
Tacoma
Athena
Green River
Hoe Springs
Hetnge Trent
Carter
Gye Smythe
Arlington
Dan P. Smythe
Mr. Carter
Frelen
Paseo
Will Exon
Train accident injures Smythe at Hot Springs
At Springs Washington July 28 Dan Smythe was struck and dragged under a moving train while checking cargo. He suffered extreme injuries including a severed arm and skull fracture, was taken to Hot Springs for amputation and surgery, and is reported as recovering with improving condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit Springs
Washireton
Dan P. Srothy
N. Pl
Tevin
Stampwde
Homer
M. Smythe
TD Kloeber
Roosevelt weighs staying in background in campaign
Oyster Bay July 25 Theodore Roosevelt signaled he will stay in the background in state and national politics to avoid accusations of dictatorship. He said he would support men who backed his policies while avoiding open endorsement of Republican candidates. A humorous letter about literature amused him, but he declined further comment on Bryan or temperance bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Hamilton Fish
W. H Hotchkiss
Nebraska
Wm. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Alt. Roosevelt
New York
Oller
Wepipers
Kia
Wilivh
Express
Jones Pound At Newport Not Those Of Miss Noss
Newport Oregon July 25 The two sisters of missing Sophie Noss examined the bones of a woman found in a Sundysick but failed to identify them They conclude the remains are not their sister This leaves the gunnysack mystery more involved than ever Sheriff Rose said they hoped to learn the identity of the dead woman soon and no efforts would be spared in hunting down the murderer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ore
Sophie Noss
Rose
Tiurdaress
Brazil's Heat Coming to the United States
President Hormer de Fonseca of Brazil visiting Europe is expected to arrive in the United States next week for a month stay. He will be inaugurated head of the South American republic in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
New York
Montreal Wireless Dispatch From Montrom Steamer
A July wireless dispatch from the steamer Montrom notes Crippen is alleged to be sought by authorities with a murder accusation. The message claims a world figure is cared for, and that Crippen will be arrested on arrival in America as Tremont reaches port. Police await at Father’s Point for the ship due Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Montrom
Crippen
Murtener
Tremont
America
Father's Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geremany
Madriz
Ponkin
Diety
Germany
Foreign Office Today
Madzie
Mexico
T. B. Wilcox
Judges In Convention
Near
Acriel
Ness
Harmon
Columbus’ Stree
Uery
Cal
Aweck
Hamlton
Uto Infantry
Columbus Raliwiy
Lyon
Cara
Locil
Carlos Polite
Buffalo Strikers
A. F. Wilson
Rovidencee
R. I
Providence
New England
J. TV. O'Connor
Nashua
Thatelty
Taconm Amt
Toe Springs
Bryan
Miss Nob
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!