Delegates Boost Taft Column in Indiana Contests
In Chicago June 10, Taft delegates gain ground as contests across Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia and Indiana are resolved. Taft seats include four from Indiana's first district and five from the third. Temporary roll shows New Fairbanks Watson Oliver as Taft supporters while Beveridge Lee Landis Campbell face defeats. Early arrivals from neighboring states bring competing factions into the convention scene.
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CRECAGO
Alabama
Arkan
Asug
Florida
Georgia
Arizona
California
FbeeR
Indiana
Taft
WiNCAGG
Crane
Massachusetts
Knight
Borah
Idaho
Mam
Kentucky
Wight
Loulaw Kellogg
Minnesota
Littaner dor Miamigan
Nevada
Ward ol av. York, Capers
South Carolina
horse
South Dakota
Lyon
Peas
Loose
Utah
Rogers
Wis valisia
McCoy
Philippines
intuan
de Love
north
Roosevelt
New
Tutt
Republian national committee
Republican national committee
Harry S. New
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
James E. Watson
Rushville
Joseph D. Oliver
South Ben
Albert J. Beveridge
Edwin M. Lee
Lawreceburg
Frederick V. Landis
Legangport
Charles H. Campbell
Shelbyville
U S Marines Attacked as Cuba Tensions Rise
In Cuba near Santiago insurgents attacked a detachment guarding El Guero mines. Marines under Captain Edward B. Manwaring repulsed the assault with no Marine casualties. insurgents burned cane fields nearby while volunteers faced an attack three miles from Santiago with some rebels wounded. U.S. Navy ships prepared to sail to Havana with Marines aboard amid calls for possible emergency action.
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SANTIAGO
Cuba
U. S
Edward B. Manwaring
El Guero
Hatillo
Juan Mario Menocal
veterans' association
Monteagudo
WASHINGTON
Havana
Rhode Island
Key West
Straits of Florida
Osterhaves
Atlantic feet
Keyeest
San Francisco
Annapolis
Arst
Nort
Massachusetts
Utah
North Dakota
Florida
Delaware
Cape Cod
navy department
Iarrerra
house of representatives
Gomez
Knox
Culan
Taft
KEYWHST
Fla
Hugo Osterhaus
Atlantic fleet
Mars
Coroner Holds Inquest On Death From Train Injury
Coroner Lee J. Davis conducted an inquest into the death of J. H. Kinkead. Evidence showed he died from a ruptured left ventricle caused by an injury sustained about ten days earlier on an At & T train between Carson and Virginia City. He was 60 years old and a native of Ohio. Autopsy by Dr. Hartzell confirmed the rupture as the cause, with Drs. Pickard and Samuels present. J Lozano, nephew by marriage, testified to age and birthplace.
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Lee J. Davis
J. H. Kinkead
Mr. Kinkead
Carson
Virginia City
evi- Geneve
Ohio
Hartzell whol
Pickard
Samuels
Divorce Paige versus Paige heard in Reno court
Judge Dissent presides over the divorce case Edwin A. Paige against Mary Paige. Mary Paige of Boston Mass contests the suit and depositions will be read. This morning the plaintiff testified to desertion by the wife. she denies it. Law points dominated the session and more evidence is expected Wednesday.
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Di s cent
Loday odeupict
Edwin A. Paige
Mary Paige
Boston
Mass
Reno
Indian Goes on Rampage In Court Discharged
Bono Hunter an Indian jailed frequently was arrested by Mounted Policeman Fugate after a drunken rampage. He stabbed a woman and threatened others in the camp. He pleaded not guilty in Judge Stantaway's court, but was discharged as the disturbance occurred outside city jurisdiction. District attorney may pursue. Three were discharged in the police court.
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Bono Hunter
Fugate
Hunter
armand
Stantaway
Chance for Reno bachelors in bright ad seeks eligible men
An old-time personals notice appeals to single men aged 30 to 45 in Reno. It teases bachelors to step down from the persimmon tree before being noted by a pursuing suitor. Cecilia Barle of Denver advertises a quarterly opportunity and promises her own word for the chance.
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ceree
Cecilia Barle
Denver
singere
Roosevelt presence at Chicago 13 discussed amid final preconvention week
Chicago June 10 Roosevelt supporters debate his arrival before the Republican convention as Flinn Knox begin ground campaigns to solidify Roosevelt strength. Taft prospects for renomination seen as certain while third candidate talk surfaces. Contests in Indiana and Kentucky loom as Colby prepares to plead for delegates and disputes over district seats rise.
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CHICAGO
Roosevelt
art headquarters
William Flinn
Fittsburg
Frank Knox
Michigan
Flinn
Knox
Taft
William B. McKinley
Ilinois
Paft
Champaign
national committee
Indiana
Kentucky
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Mr. Colby
Ormsby McHare
Villisca Axe Murders Shock Rural Townsfolk
In Villisca Iowa a Moore family of eight and two visitors were found murdered in their beds. An axe covered with blood and hair was found nearby. The two women were identified as Edith and Blanche Spillinger, daughters of a nearby farmer. No robbery detected and motive remains unknown as militia and locals scour the area for the killer.
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VILLISGA
Boyd Moore
Paul Moore
Edith Spillinger
Blanche Spillinger
Van Gilder
Moores
Spillinger
Villisca
Moore
j city
ahird
Montgomery
Villisea
Masons In Session Across Nevada Meet In Temple
The grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Nevada convened at the Masonic temple at 100 o'clock with about 35 delegates from most chapters. Grand High Priest Henry W. Miles led roll call and addresses, routine work followed, and officers will be elected tomorrow. The grand lodge of Masons and the Order of Eastern Star are set to meet in the coming days with Herman Davis and Mrs. Ella Kyle in leadership.
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grand chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
Nevada
Masonic temple
Henry W. Miles
grand lodge of Masons
Herman Davis
grand lodge of the Order of Eastern Star
Ella Kyle
Funeral for Senator Nixon Draws Wide Reno Attendance
The sun rose as Senator George S. Nixon's remains arrived in Reno with hundreds of mourners at the depot to honor his memory. State and federal officials, including Newlands and Clark, attended a private morning service at Nixon's home before public rites at 2 pm. Flags half mast, business closures, and a state holiday signal a city prepared for the largest funeral ever held here.
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George 5. Nixon
Reno
faithul
Utah line
traf
congress
United States
Newlands and Clark
Montana
DE. E. Roberts
J. N. Langham
co. CG
Bowman
L. C. Dyer
Thomas L. Rubey
John E. Baker
William F. Murray
William &. Green
W. Gould
a. M. Hanuvigh
Mr. Cullough
senaor
Bertram Wixon
Dwight Jones
Elks
Masons, Elks
Knights of Pythias
Agefore
Masonic cemetery
Harry Pierce
San Francisco
congres
Petition to Open Seventh Street Extension for Miners
A signed petition at the courthouse seeks county action to open Seventh Street to Peavine Mountain for mineral seekers. It notes minimal cost and that the road is currently closed between Clow ranch and O Briens corrals with two gates. owners oppose opening due to stock. Owners consent if the county fences the road.
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courthous
Seventh street
Peavine mountain
Clow ranch
O'Brien
Two held on charges of white slavery case in Ely
Thomas O'Neil and Ruby Wells were arrested and waived preliminary examination. Bail set at 1250 dollars each. they will appear before Judge Farrington in Carson City on July 1 to show cause why they should not be returned to Utah for trial. Accused of importing 134 young girls to Ely for immoral purposes, with the girls reportedly locked in a Pullman compartment during the trip. Evidence supported by Lt. Lamereaux of the Department of Justice. Also, Porter family completes a thousand mile Sierra crossing in a taxi, first to do so, requiring only a scrub before service.
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Thomas O'Neil
Ruby Wells
United States
Eiko
Neil
Farrington
Carson City
Utah
Ely
palr
Lamereaux
department of justice
Washington. a
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