Roosevelt Men Fight for Taft Endorsement in Ohio
In Columbus on June 4 the Ohio Republican convention strongly backed President Taft, selecting six delegates at large to the national convention. Roosevelt factions pressed a resolution praising Roosevelt but Taft prevailed in a division vote 392.5 to 359.5. Delegates at large favor was 390.25 to 262.5 for Roosevelt. In New York Roosevelt avoided comment on the Ohio outcome when shown the United Press report.
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Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
New York
United Press
Taft In Conference After Ohio Convention Action
President Taft and his cabinet held a brief jubilee after a direct wire delivered the Ohio state convention action. Taft was pleased but offered no comment, and a statement from the president is expected later.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Ismay Repeats Titanic Testimony to Britons
London June 4 J Bruce Ismay managing director White Star company told British court of inquiry the Titanic disaster tale again duplicating his Washington senate testimony Ismay described his role and the companys losses in the loss of the liner and passengers
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Ismay
Titanic
London
Court of Inquiry
J. Bruce Ismay
White Star Company
Senate
Washington
Factory Inspectors Meet Opens In Washington
President Taft opened the annual meeting of the International Association of Factory Inspectors in Washington. The gathering endorsed the workingmen's compensation act.
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Washington
Taft
International Association of Factory Inspectors
Thirty Drown in River Near Winnipeg Prospectors
Thirty prospectors along the Grand Trunk and Pacific construction line in the mountains near Winnipeg drowned today while crossing a river on rafts and in row boats. More were swept away by the raging torrent as the river bank operation failed.
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Winnipeg
Man
Grand Trunk and Pacific
Millionaire Wheeler pressed Taft to pardon land swindler Jones
Franck J. Heney says President Taft granted an unconditional pardon to Willard Jones of Portland convicted of land fraud due to improper jury filling. Former Congressman Wheeler of Pennsylvania, a timber interests magnate, pressured for months on Jones’ behalf and is cited as wielding strong political influence in the case.
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San Francisco
Taft
Willard Jones
Portland
Franck J. Heney
Jones
Heney
Wheeler
Pennsylvania
Oregon
All Rain Does Not Fall in Pendleton
Pendleton records a normal annual rainfall of 14.08 inches, with 12.29 inches having fallen year to date. The article compares global rainfall figures, noting vast differences and listing monthly breakdowns for Pendleton from January through May.
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India
Portland Gers
Khasenya
Khassaya
Vera Crug
Mexico
Cape St. Francois
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Camarora
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Cuba
Bergen
Norway
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Ore
Roseburg
Dallee
Umattila
Senator Nixon of Nevada in Critical Illness
Washington June 4 Senator George S Nixon of Nevada is critically ill following a nasal operation last week Blood poisoning is feared and hopes for recovery have been abandoned according to early reports from officials
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Washington
George
Nixon
Nevada
Archbald Impeachment Hearing Concludes Ahead of Senate Action
Washington June 4 Judge Archbald of the commerce court faces impeachment charges with witnesses concluded before the house judiciary committee. The article explains impeachment procedure, noting the house acts as grand jury, the senate as trial court, and historic outcomes including Judge Charles Swayne.
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Washington, D. C
Archbald
Commerce Court
House Committee On Judiciary
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Committee of Representatives
United States
Charles Swayne
U. S. District Court
Northern District
Florida
Escapee Harry Morgan Returns to Sheriff’s Home to Surrender
Harry Morgan, trusted to Sheriff Taylor, knocked at the sheriff’s residence about six pm and offered to return to jail after hiding for hours at the Oregon Lumber Yard. Arrested with two others in The Dalles for a boxcar robbery, his role seen as witness when the others face stronger evidence. Officers scoured the area to locate him as the odds of escape ended.
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Oregon
Harry Morgan
Taylor
Morgan
Dalles
Cuban President Given Free Reign Headlines Cuba Crisis
Havana reports detail President Gomez granted free rein as Cuban senate passes a bill in response to a special message. Rebels reportedly threaten Havana province with unrest while Daiquiri shows minor improvement. Wajay attacked amid alarm over black residents.
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Havana
Cuba
Gomez
Senate
Piano Recital Tonight Urges Opening of Columbia River
Pupils of Mies Harriet Young present a two piano recital at the Presbyterian church starting 8:15 pm. The program includes Walts Brownies Dance, The Wind in the Pines, The Elephant and the Mouse, Waltz Op. 23 No. 6, With the Wisp, and Penrose pieces by Chaminade Lassen Schumann and Satie among others. A meeting of the Commercial Club committee discussed the river project and urged action toward opening the Columbia River, with officials planning further steps at a later date.
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Mies Harriet Young
Presbyterian Church
Martin Cathrin Wileex
Tratten the
Maxim Rena Heies
Vera Temple
Roosevelt Men Claim 1000th Dakota Victory
Roosevelt supporters predicted a rout for their candidate as polls opened early this morning across the state for the primary. Democratic managers Wilson and Harmon each forecast victory for their respective tickets as voters began casting ballots in Sioux Falls and other locales.
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Sioux Falls
Roosevelt
Wilson
Harmon
Puchess of Oconnaut BA Witte Appendpicits Quebec June 4
The fragment notes a special train and a non acute attack with no danger. It references Quebec and possible ongoing events but lacks clear details or complete names.
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Puchess
Oconnaught
Quebec
Fallon Ney Deliberates Delegates For Champ Clark
Fallon Ney reports on a convention scene where six delegates are instructed to adhere to Champ Clark’s position, signaling early support as the political maneuver unfolds in a Bartlet era context. The fragment hints at deadline dynamics and party alignment.
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Ney
Champ Clark
Jong
End of Demar Era Spurs Partitioned Debate at Rutgers
Fragmented OCR text mentions Rutgers and FMC participants amid political maneuvering. Key names are unclear, but refers to a president’s fate and alleged partisan actions affecting governance. Not enough readable context for precise events or dates.
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Trial reveals Darrow claim money came from Gompers
In Los Angeles on June 4 Bert H. Franklin testified Clarence Darrow said funds used in the McNamara bribery case came directly from Samuel Gompers of the AFL. Franklin added Darrow suggested a guilty plea would secure a $3,000 payoff and noted Darrow mocked bank tracing of bills.
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Calif
Bert H. Franklin
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
McNamara
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Franklin
Asociate
la Compte Davia
Fredericks
Frank
San Quentin
W W Speakers Denounce Police In Cimcon Mass Protest
Industrial Workers of the World speakers plan a June rally in Cimcon Mass to denounce police shootings and demand reform. A San Diego faction announces expected daily talks this week at the campaign event restoring law and order concerns.
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Cimcon
Iindustrial Workers of the World
Resttoring
San Diego
California Free Specague
Cincinnati dairy owner falls after rescue attempt
A dairy owner, Jacoy Sachs, was rushed to safety on a plank and fell during a hurried rescue. Details are unclear due to fragmentary text but indicate a fatal or serious incident at a dairy in Cincinnati.
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Jacoy Sachs
Mosey Tro T Probe Set to Begin Thursday
A probe into Mosey Tro T will commence Thursday at the Storm Exchange AML facility. Investigators will review records and interview officials to determine compliance and prior actions.
The marrying squire aims to bless marriages in Indiana
Justice Nathan N. Spence, known as the marrying squire, decorates his office with a horseshoe and American flag. He plans to require all marriage candidates to stand beneath them and to hand out rabbits feet at weddings. He may add salt over the left shoulder during ceremonies.
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Imliana Justice
Ind
Nathan N. Spence
Riots in Brussels Fire on Streets Kill and Wound Civilians
A June 4 riot in Brussels and nearby Koekelbert left scores wounded and at least one dead as soldiers fired on crowds of women and children amid a sectarian clash between Protestants and Catholics in Belgium.
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Brussels
Bellgum
Koekelbert
Belgium
Oregon Needs Wider Advertising in European Nations
Dr Eldred B Waffle and his wife return from Europe urging Oregon publicity abroad. He notes only one man heard of the state, Port land and Portland largely unknown, while San Francisco and Seattle are recognized. He contrasts European playgrounds with American yards and cites lack of baseball interest among French and German children. Municipal parks provide needed outdoor space for youth.
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Europe
Eldred B. Wattle
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San Francisco
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