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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1908

Page

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Anarchists Deny Bomb Manufacture in 1908 Campaign Forecast

Gilson Gardner analyzes the looming presidential race as conventions near, weighing Taft Roosevelt and Bryan as potential nominees. He notes party factions, business interests, railroad issues, and the uncertain influence of personalities on voter minds amid a volatile Republican landscape.

Gilson Gardner Bryan Simties McKinley Chicago United States Pha Theo. Roosevelt Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt Cieiness Somene Jim Sherman Sherman of Representatives Little Ring Cannon Congress Reese Ies Taft Labor

He Was Careless With His Tongue Left It Between His Teeth

A terse item notes a speaker or figure who was careless with words, letting the tongue rest between teeth in a moment of flippant misstatement. No further context is provided within the readable text.

Bridegroom's Rival Slugs Him At Wedding Supper

Police reporter recounts a quarrel at Charles Brown’s wedding reception after the rival, noted for goat’s milk upbringing, confronts the groom. Brown is punched in the jaw, tongues cut, and both he and his wife end up in a hospital. The scene ends with the rival’s victory in a rough display of jealousy.

Charles Brown Brown Wifey Mr. Brown

Nebraska leaders name Bell and Clayton to chair convention

Denver dispatch reports Theodore Bell of California and Neary Clayton of Alabama chosen as temporary and permanent convention chairs amid Bryan delegation, with Clayton likely to serve as permanent chair. The article notes Bell's California leadership, the grand convention auditorium seating 12,500, and a gunpowder lab investigation yielding no bombs but revealing anarchist activity at a Seattle site.

United Pres Denver Jas C. Dabiman Omaha Wm. J. Bryan Nebraskean Theodore Bell California Neary D. Clayton Alabama Dehrman Fe Bryan Vicw Lincoln Nebraska Vention Bell Clayton Belt Wood Theodore Ariington Bell Acte Democratic Party Southern Pacific Railway Lssse Hell Napa County Cal Congress Mammoth Chicago Madison Square Garden New York

Mexico Scene of War: Revolution in Progress

United Press reports from Austin Texas that a revolutionary message claims the revolutionary party has undermined the Mexican army and plans to capture President Diaz within two days. Hundreds of soldiers have joined the revolutionaries while Col. Cervantes with 800 cavalry remains loyal to Diaz. Excitement grips the Mexican city as revolutions prepare to depart for Mexico to join the rebels.

United Press Austin Tex Tomas Labriada Revolutionary Party Diaz Col Cervantes Mexico City OF Vienca Matemoras de la Guna Miguel Cardenas

Tactics and Strategy in Coming Battle Analysis

The piece outlines a campaign focus on These as the largest element. It argues Roovevott signals hard times bending inexperience and suggests Bryan's weakness. It predicts public doubt Taft will enact Recervott's policy with War Secretary’s week, while Sherman favored for business support and governance.

Bryan Taft Sherman Caman Wartereretie Congress

FIGHTING TO SAVE THAW SLIRED IN MATT IAN ASYLUM CASE

In Poughkeepsie June 7 Thaw's counsel sought a new writ to delay commitment after his acquittal for murder on grounds of insanity. The writ would allow detention only if his present mental state could be legally assessed, keeping him in jail where he is comfortable among the sheriff’s 400-era circle.

United Press Poughkeepsie N.Y Harry K. Thaw Matteawan Asylum Thaw Stanford White Robert W

Blackmail Scandal Ties Mayor Kwase to Conspiracy

Walter Huxholdt a bank clerk testifies of a plot to smear Mayor Pred A. Kwase. He implicates Walter Gehrke and the Jack Marroney gang in a plan to bribe a preacher and FBI-style informant to provide false accusations. The case centers on alleged political corruption amid wartime pressures.

Chicago Delailon Pred A. Kwase Walter Huxholdt Olf Huxholdt le Walter Gehrke Jack” Marroney Huxhoildt Gehrke Oulver Marteenl Husse Husholdt

Woman's fury over new hat ends in tragedy

Mrs Bert Deeham, recently from Oklahoma City, swallowed carbolic acid in a crisis over a hat. A suicide note was found on the bed. the husband testified the woman often flew into temper and believed she died from a broken expectation.

Reng Bert Deeham Oklahoma City Jary

Roosevelt to Get $100000 for Africa Hunt Story

President Roosevelt will receive 100000 for an account of his adventures in Africa published by S. S. Collier and Son. The deal follows earlier news that he planned a post presidency safari with his son Kermit and will become public as the contract is disclosed.

Roosevelt Africa Washington S. Collier & Son, Publishers Kermit Collier

Prominent Woman Dies in Noted Wreck

A prominent woman dies after sustaining fatal injuries in a wreck. Details remain sparse as investigators probe the incident and identify the victim.

Wreck of tally-ho kills Maiden mayor’s wife in Newport

Mrs. Henry Wynn wife of Maiden Massachusetts mayor dies in a tally-ho wreck near Newport Rhode Island while en route with 14 Federated Women’s Club delegates. Several other women including Mrs. Bennett Davenport Mrs. Helen Sunderland and Mrs Edwin Hayes are badly injured and expected not to live. The wheel failure caused the crash pinning victims under wreckage as the accident disrupts a club convention visit.

Newport Henry Wynn Maiden Mass East Federated Women’s Club Boston Bennett Davenport Watertown Conn Helen Sunden Lincoln Neb Edwin Hayes Iowa Agnes Morgan Kansas City Wyon Mergen Sunday

Bailey III Unable to Attend Democratic Convention

Senator Joseph W Bailey of Dallas Texas will not attend the Democratic National Convention in Denver due to illness. He advised J C McNealus that travel to the convention is impossible, though his physicians say danger may be past.

United Press Dallas Tex Joseph W. Bailey Denver J. C. McNealus

Revolution Rumors Escalate Mexican Uprising Conflicts

Reports from Ciudad de Mexico and San Antonio describe a growing revolution rather than bandit attacks. Fighting rages near Vienca and Las Vacas with casualties among troops and civilians, while rebels mobilize and deploy guerrilla tactics across Coahuila.

Ballard Woman Denise Bourque Dies at 69

Mrs Denise Bourque aged 69 died this morning at her daughter Mrs L Munda's home 2218 West 57th Street Her remains were taken to Mayfields undertakers She is survived by a son BE L Bourque and two daughters Mrs Munda and Mrs J L Cameron

Denise Bourque L. Munda West 57Th St Mayfield BE. L. Bourque Munda J. L. Cameron

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