War in council over ward superintendents
Mayor Abbott refused to appoint Herman Schelp, adviser to the Fourth ward, citing personal grounds and signaling politics in ward superintendent picks. The council, led by Aldermen Ross Lepper and Koehler, clashed over authority, while second ward choices triggered sharp exchanges and a gavel rule ruling.
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Abbott
Herman Schelp
Fourth Ward
Schelp
Mr. Schelp
David Ross
John Lepper
W. M. Winner
George Koehler
Ross and
Lepper
Ros
Ross
McNutt
James McNutt
Geers
Clark
The
Trades and Labor Assembly
Board of Supervisors
Quincy
Bud
Thompson
Koehler
Ald. Thompson
Ald
Winner
Ald. Koehler
Old
Shelp
Child Injured Falling From Street Car in South End
Four year old Bessie May Hadsell daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hadsell of South Eighth street was hurt Monday at 1 30 PM when she slipped from her mother's arms while alighting a street car. She was taken to a nearby house for treatment though injuries described as painful but not serious.
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Bessie May
Willam Hadsell
South Eighth Street
Charles Evans Hughes Was Brilliant in Student Days
Charles Evans Hughes born April 11, 1862 in Glens Falls New York. He studied at Brown University and Columbia Law School. His early career as educator and lawyer led to NY insurance investigations and governance reforms. He served as New York governor and later Supreme Court justice, marrying Antoinette Carter in 1888 with four children. He held leadership roles with Brown University clubs and Baptist church trustee positions. He was active in Republican politics and legal circles.
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Harles Evans Hughes
Glens Falls, N. Y
Roosevelt
Wilson
Newark
N. J
New York City
Oung Hughes
New York
Brown University
Phi Beta Kappa
Columbia University Law School
Hughes
Delhi
N.Y
Stewart L. Woodford
Cornell University
Mr. Hughes
Stevens
Armstrong
W. R. Hearst
Democrats
Independent League
Public Service Commission
Gov. Hughes
New York State
Taft
Gov
Youngstown
Supreme Court
Antoinette
Walter S. Carter
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Helen
Catherine
Elizabeth Hughes
Tie
Brown University Club of
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
The
Lawyers, Republican, University, Union League
Progressive Nominee For Vice President Restructuring For Harmony
Captain John M Parker of Louisiana, nominated by the Progressive Party for vice president alongside Theodore Roosevelt, served on his party’s conference committee. The group met a similar Republican committee in hopes of fostering coalition and harmony between the two factions.
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John M. Parker
Louisiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Hughes Known as Hard Worker Who Loves Books Music and Golf
The subject, active in Cornell University clubs and bar associations in New York State and New York City, is described as a diligent, private person with a buoyant personality. He is fond of books of all kinds, music, golf, and is an experienced mountain climber who has hiked extensively in Switzerland.
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Cornell University
New York State
New York City
Hughes
Switzerland
Chillicothe Votes Dry Run in Local Election
Chillicothe Missouri voters approved a dry option on Monday by 212 votes. The decision ends a four year wet period since the town was last dry. Seven saloons will close as a result of the local option victory.
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Chillicothe
Breeders sue Percheron Society for 100000 damages
Bloomingon Ill June 13 Robert Burgess Son of Winona files a suit against the Percheron Society of America seeking 100000 damages over alleged statements they claim damaged their business.
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Bloomington
Ill
Robert Burgess & Son
Winona
Percheron Society of America
Japan Sends Two More Troop Battalions to Tien Tsin and Pekin
Tokyo reports the Japanese government will dispatch two additional battalions to Tien Tsin and Pekin as part of wartime mobilization. The move comes as tensions in China and the region continuE.
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Tokio
Tien Tsin
Pekin
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Henry Juette, Jr
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Bluff City
Council of Princes of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Germany
Julia Fuhrmann
Elizabeth Disselhorst
Adolph Fuhrmann
Hagen
Westfalen
Miss Fuhrmann
Otto Fuhrmann
Forest of
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Christian Wolf
Fuhrmann
Russia
City Market
Ninth and
Hampshire Streets
Charles Evans Hughes
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J. A. Welsch
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Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co. Co
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