Senate probes and impeachment saga dominate Congress
The senate Titanic investigating committee heard suggestions to improve sea conditions. The house judiciary committee unanimously approved articles of impeachment against Judge Robert W. Archbald for alleged misconduct tied to a Erie railroad calm bank deal. Reports due the week of July 1.
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House Judiciary Committee
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Erie Railroad
House
Congress
Senate
Intervention Claims Grow In Santia Go Cuba
Reports indicate strong sentiment in Santia Go Cuba that intervention is needed as events unfold. In Winnipeg Manitoba Caliste Bertrand fatally shot his wife in view of pedestrians and was arrested. Russia stalls in reply to Chinese loan talks as Taft signs eight hour workday act for government labor.
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Cuba
Winnipeg
Man
High River
Caliste Bertrand
Russia
Root
David Lloyd- George
Taft
Congress
Admiral Usher
el Cuero
German Lutheran Synod of
Minnesota
Justus H. Nauman
Woodlante
Woodlante, Minn. At Hempstead, N. Y
Henry Turner
Atlantic Seaboard
Interstate Commerce Commission
John Montgomery
J. B. Moore
Valisca
Moore
Joseph Stillinger
Chester Yates
San Francisco
New York
San Diego
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Japan
William J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Baltimore
Colonel Bryan
Georgia M. Stewart
A. W. Shaw
A. W. Shaw Boot and Shoe Corporation
Boston
Freeport
Crosby
Shaw
Trafic
Northwest
Wyoming Territory
Senate
Stephens
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Ross KE. Holiday
General Estenez
Ramon de Las Yaguas
el Caney
El Paso Attorney William C. McGowan Dies by Suicide
Noted El Paso lawyer William C. McGowan ended his life by self destruction. Kermit Roosevelt, son of ex president Theodore Roosevelt, plans a chemistry career and is a member of Harvard's graduating class of the year.
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William C. McGowan
el Paso
Tex
Kermit Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harvard
Taft Re-nominated For President At Republican Convention
At Chicago Convention Hall on a tense Saturday night Taft won 561 votes to avoid a Roosevelt challenge with 597 for Sherman as running mate. Delegations from California Kansas Maine Minnesota Nebraska New Jersey Pennsylvania South Dakota West Virginia opposed the regular ticket, while many Roosevelt delegates sat silent in protest. The convention adjourned sine die amid protests and threats to seat disputed delegates.
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Wise
Hughes
Sherman
Upsee Eis Cakelaeetetaee
Merriam
Hadley
William H. Taft
Ohio
James Schoolcraft Sherman
New York
Taft
Mr. Taft
Mr. Sherman
New Hampshire
National Committee
Ilinois
Missouri
Idaho
California
Kansas
Maine
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
West Virginia
Mr. Roosevelt
President to Tour Country with Beverly Stop
On July 3 the president will take his family to Beverly and stay a few days before returning to Washington on July 8. He will map out his campaign plan and is expected to embark on an extensive speaking tour afterward.
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Washington
Beverly
Taft Receives Congratulatory Messages After Chicago Nomination
President Taft attended church on Sunday and spent the day reading and replying to a flood of congratulatory messages received at the White House following his renomination in Chicago.
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Taft
Washington
White House
Chicago
Kansas fruit prospects improve except for blackberries
Topeka reports that fruit in Kansas shows better prospects this year than the same period in the previous two years, with blackberries as the lone exception.
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Kansas
Topeka
Roosevelt Gets Nomination For Independent Party Ticket
Former President Theodore Roosevelt was informally nominated at Orchestra Hall in Chicago as head of the new independent party ticket. The move aims to organize state by state with a national convention planned for August, while Roosevelt pledged to step aside if another candidate is chosen.
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Daniel W. Michaud
Houston
Tex
Annapolis
California
St. Louis
Zanesville
E. W. Smith
Chicago
Johnson
South Dakota
Gassner
Hepperley
Cornelius H. Hanford
United States District Court
William B. Gilbert
Circuit Court of Appeals
Seattle
Wash
Hanford
House of Represent
New Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Orchestra Hall
Coliseum
Illinois
Col
Prendergast
New York
William Draper Lewis
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Gov. Johnson
Frank Knox
Michigan
State Committee
William Flinn
Pittsburgh
Republican National Committee
Francis Heney
Gov. Stubbs
Kansas
Alexander P. Moore
Pennsylvania
James R. Garfield
Ohio
R. R. MccCormack
Senator Dixon
Montana
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
Governor Vessey
Franklin Fort
George L. Record
New Jersey
Mr. Roosevelt
Progressive Party Emerges in Chicago Conference
In Chicago in front of about 500 attendees the new progressive movement formalized its start. Governor Hiram Johnson of California was authorized to appoint a seven member committee to meet with Colonel Roosevelt and outline a plan of action.
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Third Party Center
Chicago
Progressive” Party
Hiram Johnson
California
Roosevelt
La Follette Will Stay in Republican Ranks
Chicago report quotes Walter L. Houser saying Senator La Follette will stay active in the Republican Party to push forward the progressive idea through the party. The campaign manager asserts continued leadership in party ranks.
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la Follette
Chicago
Walter L. Houser
Senator la Follette
Republican Party
Campaign activity visible for vice presidential race in Baltimore
In Baltimore Maryland vice presidential candidates and supporters are present but largely in the background. Evidence suggests at least six campaigns are prepared for inspection and approval.
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Baltimore
Open Session for Contests in Baltimore Hearing
The Democratic National Committee plans an open session on contests at the start of hearings Monday after resolving the selection of a temporary chairman. Contenders urged openness as the committee considers disputed results and leadership questions.
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Baltimore
Democratic National Committee
Baltimore Convention Fight Over Temporary Chairman
Reported Sunday night that Governor Wilson supporters agreed to back Speaker Champ Clark forces to oppose Judge Parker James for temporary chairman of the Baltimore convention. James is a Clark supporter.
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Baltimore
Wilson
New Jersey
Champ Clark
Owie James
Kentucky
Parker James
Clark
Iowa Woman Well Again
Ottumwa Iowa resident Harriet B Wampler testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her female trouble after years of suffering. The notice urges others with similar ailments to try the remedy and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
United States
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Harriet 2
Wampler
S. Ransom Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
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