Hadley Mentioned as Dark Horse in N Y GOP
Chicago June 20 The Republican National Convention session was marked by wild enthusiasm for Hadley and Roosevelt. Governor Hadley of Missouri drew strong support as a potential dark horse if Taft or Roosevelt fail to win the nomination. Contested seating and protests dominated the day as delegates clashed over credentials and who may vote.
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Cucago
Roosevelt
elentiary committee
strony Taft
Hadley
Missouri
Hadly
Illinois
Teddy
Ted
Cicago
Henry J Allen
Kansas
Wether Allen
Allen
James A. Reenwas
Root
Hadlite
mettre tien
bar
Megaley
United States
Col
Republican National committee
Senator Borah
Borah
California
Texas
England
James Watson
W. T. Covell
Washington
William H. Hackenberg
Dovell
President Roosevelt
King county committee of
King county
Wash
Taft
National Committee
Poindexter
Maryland
Roosey
Hemenway
Kellogg
New
T. C. Dupont
the
powder trust
Harry New
committee on credentials
Frank Record
New Jersey
Arizona
Record
Thayer
McGovern
Wisconsin
Watson
Indiana
Baseball scores from major leagues and associations
American and National Leagues show multiple game results with runs hits and errors. Standings include Chicago St Louis New York Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Detroit Brooklyn Philadelphia and more. Minor leagues Toledo Columbus Indianapolis Louisville St Paul Kansas City and regional Wisconsin Illinois results note rain in Milwaukee and Racine Rockford events.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
New York
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Washingtton
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
R. H. EB
Brooklyn
Philadelphia ory
American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
R. H. E. St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Appleton
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Wausau
Madison
Aurora
Racine
Rockford
City of Buffalo or Cleveland boat eyed in harbor dispute
The Buffalo Chamber urges naming the new large steel inland passenger boat City of Buffalo while Cleveland favors Cleveland or The Greater Cleveland. A compromise could rename City of Milwaukee if needed. Lifeboat rules for Great Lakes ships demand 30 percent capacity May 15 to Sept 15, else 0 to 60 percent by vessel type.
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City of
Buffalo
Cleveland
George Uhler
board of
Great Lakes
department of commerce and labor
lake, bay and sound
ocean
Child Breaks Arm in Fall at Home
Five year old Robert DeSmith son of Mr and Mrs A DeSmith of South Ninth Street near Lakeview Park broke his arm after falling from a porch. He landed heavily and will be without use of the limb for some time.
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Robert
Mrs. A. DeSmith
South Ninth street
Lakeview
Well Known Carpenter Hurt in Scaffold Fall
Peter Frederichs, a prominent carpenter contractor, fell twelve feet from a scaffold yesterday while working on a new house for He man Scheffer at Martin and North Fifteenth street. He suffered a broken wrist and several bruises and will be out of work for several days. His friends regret the accident.
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Peter Frederichs
Frederichs
Heman Scheffer
Martin & North
teenth street
Idle Hour Show Highlights Reward of Valor Picture
A fine bill of pictures was shown yesterday at Idle Hour and continues today. The headline feature Reward of Valor draws much attention for its tale of a persistent suitor winning a strategic move in love. Location cited is El Cayon, South California, with two other specials completing the program.
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El Cayon
Cali
Wandered Away Child Found After Afternoon Disappearance
The four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Kline of 1617 North Third Street wandered from home yesterday afternoon and was found near the South Side fire station shortly before eight o clock by Captain Brand who took her to his home, fed her supper, then notified police. The anxious parents feared she had fallen into the river, but joy followed upon her return.
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Harry Kline
North Third street
South Side
Captain Brand
Constable Files Suit for Unpaid Legal Fees
Constable George Goodell sues attorney Charles D. Smith of Fond du Lac for 1.50 dollars in a municipal court action to recover fees for legal services rendered three years ago. Judge Gib lin will hear the case in the near future.
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George Goodell
Charles D. Smith
Fond du Lac
Goodell
Giblin
Driver Is Fined In Mitchell Careless Driving Case
Joseph Radder of Mitchell faced Justice Trester for damages from careless driving in a collision with Carl Richards on the Plymouth road. Radder was fined $1 with costs of $11.50. Richards buggy wheel was torn off and the rear bill broken in the crash.
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Joseph Radder
Mitchell
Trester
Carl Richards
Plymout
Radder
Richards bugsy
River Tragedy Claims Young Victim on City Dock
Ten year old John Karosos drowned when a gravel slip at the river docks pulled him under while playing with Frank Buried and Frank Kalinski. Life savers recovered the body after about twenty minutes. coroner Feagan to take testimony.
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John Karosos
Clara avenue
Roos- Sellinger
Gerend undertaking rooms
Frank
John
Frank Kalinski
Dionne
Feagan
Knife possession dispute sparks newsroom debate
Two newsboys argued before the Press office over a found knife. A News staff boy advised against the test, insisting honesty matters. A Chinese pupil, Henry Wing, excelled at a Tuesday athletic meet, challenging stereotypes about Chinese athleticism. The Chicago convention stirs national interest amid Taft renomination speculation.
Quote on editors and public confidence
Charles Dana attributed saying that a successful editor earns the people’s confidence rather than coercing them. Public opinion viewed as just and acceptable leads to success, while forcing the public by loud methods marks a relic of the past. The people dismiss editors who try coercion.
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Charles Dana
Appeal for a sane fourth urged for safety
An appeal urges universal heed for a sane fourth of July stressing safety. It warns against dangerous fireworks that could injure fingers eyes and expose people to germs, criticizing superfluous precautions as unnecessary.
Readers applaud Sheboygan Band opening at Born's Park
The Sheboygan Concert Band drew over 1000 enthusiasts to its inaugural concert at Born's Park. The crowd filled every seat as the group delivered eleven pieces, mixing classical selections with popular tunes and receiving strong public praise for its performance. Suggestions include more standard works and a proposed Independence Day feature using Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture with dramatic effects.
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Born’s Park
Vienna
Ofenbach
Normandy
Tchaikovsky
Napoleon
Moscow
Why No Fish In The Park Fountain
Residents wonder why the city fountain at the park lacks fish as in prior years. The column suggests it would not be costly to obtain several fish, noting the city’s lake location makes procurement easy.
Alfred Quasius Enters Democratic Nomination Race
Alfred Quasius, a well known barber, has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Corea. He says he is in the race to stay and will wage a strong campaign to win the nomination and votes.
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Alfred Quasius
barber
Corea
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G. O. P. CIRCUS
Lion
DARK HORSE
Credentials Committee
rer Hadley
Alen
Henry J. Allen
Jley
Josian T. Newcomb
New York city
Kings county
James A. Hemenway
MARINE NEWS
Cleveland and Bufalo Transit company
Bufalo
Lee Whitney
steamboat inspector’s office
Mr. Fredericks
sret
RIVER
ROLAND B. RATHBONE
Henry Wing
crea
Fine Musical Organization
Offenbach
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