Sherman Nominated for Vice President on First Ballot
In Chicago on June 19 the Republican National Convention nominated Sherman of New York for vice president on the first ballot. Taft was unanimously supported for president after speeches by Woodruff Cannon and Lodge. Roosevelt sent congratulations, and the convention adjourned sine die with the ticket set for the general election.
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Honest Jomin Riplinger to Return to Seattle
Seattle residents hear that John Riplinger the former city comptroller accused of embezzling about 60000 dollars plans to return by September 1 1908. His attorney Morris says no criminal case is likely and contractors who lost money seek to shift blame to the city while Pinkertons and officials field questions.
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Roosevelt Announces Taft Resignation and Wright Succession
President Roosevelt confirms from the White House that William Howard Taft will resign on June 26 and that Luke E. B. Wright will succeed him as the new secretary.
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Convention at Chicago nominates Cannon for vice presidency
United Press report from Chicago notes a June 19 convention opening at 10:19 with Chairman Lodge and emphasis on Joseph G. Cannon for the vice presidency. Cannon receives an ovation as calls for “Uncle Joe” rise. Rabbi Narber delivers a prayer endorsing a strong, home-minded ticket amid formal nominations and hopeful banners.
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Through Train Over N. P. Restores Limited Route
The first through train over the Northern Pacific since Montana floods is set for 9:30 PM tonight with the North Coast Limited departing eastward. If the line to Pasco is clear, the train will follow the N P route. otherwise it will switch to the O R N from Wallula to Pocatello and then the Oregon Short Line to Butte. East of Butte the line is clear and service is normal.
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Carpenter Fractures Leg in 20 Foot Fall at City Site
J. J. Grant, a carpenter, fractured his right leg after falling 20 feet from scaffolding at a Sixth avenue and Jackson construction site this morning. He was taken to Providence hospital. Grant, married, resides at 218 Fourth Avenue.
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Funeral Services for Peter Nelson Held at Johnson & Hamilton Parlors
Funeral services for Peter Nelson were conducted at the Johnson & Hamilton undertaking parlors at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Marion C. Anderson's funeral will be held Sunday at 1 PM in St. Mary’s Church, with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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Thomson Plans to Resign Rumor Sweeps City Officials
Teoma papers allege City Engineer RH ee resigned and sought other work while Thomson remains silent. Mayor Miller denies any resignation or intention to quit, while Tacoma reports say Thomson offered to continue work here for reduced pay, with Portland and eastern cities among his other options. The mayor plans to present the matter to the council after review of a letter from Thomson forwarded to Mayor Linck.
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Taft Nomination Prospects Marred by Roosevelt Clash
Chicago reports after the convention that Gen Clayton of Arkansas and Dever of Ohio hold key posts as permanent chairmen with Powell Clayton as temporary chair. Ballots show Cannon 64, Fairbanks 40, Hughes 7, Foraker 14, La Follette 25, Roosevelt 3. London papers debate Taft’s chance and Nixon?
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Delegates Celebrate At Convention Amid Mixed Reactions
Delegates and viet 1 to the convention spent the afternoon in celebration with cheerings for and Sherman. Indiana and Wisconsin factions voiced lingering disappointment over past treatment and the failure of the resolutions committee to adopt a radical platform. Vice presidential hopefuls Hammond Knight Dotliver and Cummins express satisfaction with the ticket as New York influence looms in shaping the final choice.
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Taft Secures Republican Nomination Victory
Washington June 19 Secretary of War Taft secured the Republican nomination today amid a tense exchange as the full vote tally stood 702. Taft acknowledged the news with difficulty, praising supporters who delivered the result.
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Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Downs
New York June 19 King James ran in the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay this afternoon finishing in second place with Fairplay taking third position behind the winner.
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Steamer Dode Resumes Saturday Trips to Kingston and Ludlow
The steamer Dode leaves Colman dock tomorrow at 2 PM for Kingston and Ludlow on weekly runs. Return trip departs Ludlow at 7 PM with calls at Kingston and local landings as demand allows.
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Pollard Jury Disagrees in Murder Case
After 19 hours the Pollard jury could not agree on a verdict in the Zena Pollard murder attempt case against her husband actor Harry Pollard. The shooting occurred in April and drew sensational attention. The couple testified dramatically about who held the pistol. Retrial is scheduled for June 29.
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Bank Clearings Report for Seattle and Portland
Seattle clearings today amount to 1,004,780.00 with balances of 104,066.33. Portland shows clearings of 1,540,552.00 and 855,298.00 with balances of 494,640.00 and 31,060.00.
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May Discipline Lieutenants After Seattle Box Co Fire
An investigation into a fire at the Seattle Box Co factory yesterday morning may lead to suspensions for Lieut. Walter F. Murphy of fire station No. 1 and Lieut. Peter Kumpf of station No. 10. Fire Chief Harry W. Deinghurst said the inquiry focuses on preventing future lapses and may involve the city council review.
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Taft Household Life Reveals Public, Private Roles
Washington diaries describe Mrs. William Taft as a busy, society centered figure managing a modest home, three children, and a staff of four. She lacks a secretary, notes heavy correspondence, and balances official duties with teaching cooking and supporting her children's education.
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