Foraker Roars in Ohio Taft Delegates Triumph at Convention
At the Chicago convention the Republican credentials committee allocated 117 additional Taft votes, reaching 604 on the temporary roll. Ohio contests centered on districts three, six, ten, and eighteen, with Taft seating delegates in the three, ten, and eighteen districts and half votes in the sixth. Foraker supporters defended Old Ohio, while Harry Daugherty and Myron Herrick surfaced as key figures. Ellis and Hopking were discussed for platform matters.
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Chicago
Larg
Taft
Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
Foraker
Mark Shoup
Xenia
T. J. Gilebrint
Lebanon
HM. Brown
Hillsboro
Charles Q. Hildebrandt
Wilmington
Arthur J. Vorge
Myron T. Herrick
Sistrer
Tatt
Hitchcock
Senator Lodge
Massachsetts
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Obs
Hie
Ebonen
Daugherty
Caucur
Credentials
Wale Etlin
Resolutions Committee
Ellis
Washington
Hopking
Cannon
Bile
Severa
Frank H. Hitchoonk
Taf
Prasad
Sen Peivie
Secreta
Fabacco Grower’s Suicide Attempt Reported in Kentucky
Derington Kentucky reports a man named Lewis King faced with fear of mob violence allegedly tried to hang himself on a Wednesday. The scene involved armed troops in Bracker County, with local authorities noting the tense situation and a request for restraint amid unrest.
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Derington
Bracker County
Po litical offenses lead to executions in Russia and court martiales
Thirteen persons charged with political offenses were executed in various Russian cities, with 14 additional death sentences issued by courts martial. A Lambeth conference figure, the sole black bishop in the Anglican church, is noted as a prominent attendee this summer in western equatorial Africa. A New York youth, Wille Wilstek, fell from a five story window after a sofa mishap. WF Burns of North Carolina, on a bridal trip, was robbed and assaulted, his wife taken by six attackers. State authorities announce 12 female shop inspectors under Reynolds law with appointments across several cities including Kate McGaffrey and Ada Tooth.
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Russia
Lambeth Conference
Lambeth
Equatorial Africa
WF. Burns
North Carolina
Panther Mountain
O'Brien Defeats Black in Fast Six Round Bout
Jack O'Brien defeated Jack Blackburn in Philadelphia on a fast six round bout. O'Brien knocked Blackburn down in the opening round and preserved his lead to the final bell. The bout drew attention as one of the quickest seen in the city era.
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Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Jack Blackburn
O'Brien
Blackburn
Fires Leave Five Hundred Homeless in New Orleans
More than 500 people are homeless after two fires destroyed blocks of stores and homes across New Orleans on Wednesday. One death has been recorded and property losses exceed 200 thousand dollars. In Chicago, Palace Car Co officials told the Michigan railway commission that in 30 days rail charges will shift from trip rates to a mileage base.
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New Orleans
Chicago
Runman Palace Car Co
Michigan Railway Commission
Milky Cows Drought and Hospital Supply Trip
Mil h cows bound for Ganal Zone and Texas fever district await shipment to new Orleans for hospital use. President Roosevelt hosts Hooker Washington and party then Taft home visit. Woman in New York faces possible mental decline after shooting Dr Rumpilx. coroner's inquest postponed to Tuesday. Washington society sees debut of sheath gown introduced by Preston Dibsep. fashion notes on French gown style.
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Washington
Mitch
New Orlewon
Prit
Warrington
Roosevelt
Hooker
White House
Taft
Hele
Preston Dibsep
Young Wife Missing Near Liverpool Sparks Concern
A report from Liverpool notes the disappearance of Robert Thompson aged 18 and his cousin Walter Marton aged 25. Local authorities and family are concerned for their safety as searches continue.
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Liverpool
Robert Thompson
Walter Marton
Hays
Fairbanks Elected Trustee at Wesleyan University
Fairbanks of Telaware Ohio was elected a university trustee at Wesleyan during Wednesday’s commencement exercises. Homecoming to City, Youngstown announced during old home week celebrations. Bucyrus man missing: Peter Mant To left his Bucyrus home two weeks ago and has not been heard from.
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Fairbanks
Telaware, O
Bucyrus
Peter Mant To
Will Elect Delegates at State Democratic Convention
Lexington reports that nine hundred delegates arrived for the state Democratic convention to be called to order Thursday. Twenty six district delegates will go to the national convention and four from the state at large will be chosen. Bucyrus notes June H. Alra and George W. Harris named as committee chairs for the G A R and state convention at Jima.
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Lexington
Bucyrus
June H.alra
George W. Harris
Jima
Reversed Court Ruling Reduces Trade Case Fine
The circuit court overturned a probate court verdict finding Standard Offer guilty of restraint of trade and reset a 4000 dollar fine. The higher court ruled the probate court lacked jurisdiction and that new evidence influenced the decision.
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Lindsay
Circuit Court
Probate
Anoder
Banker
Common Plead
Ite
Probate Court
Mae
Flood Damage Hits Topeka Rail Links
A Topeka flood causes great damage with railroad lines severely affected. Union Pacific through train service is likely halted beyond midweek due to the washed-out tracks and wash areas, delaying travel and freight until repairs proceed.
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Topeka
Kan
Union Pacific
500 Miles of Oil Pipe Project Announced
Pittsburgh report states work will start immediately on a long pipe line spanning over GOH miles to Jenmh to transport oil products to the Atlantic seaboard. In a separate case, Frederick Leonard paid $40 for the privilege of holding his child in court, a sum his wife later opposed as he was ordered to pay $8 weekly to support the baby.
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Pittaburg
Goh Miles
Jenmh
Atlantic Seaboard
Pitisburg
Frederick Leonard
Leonard
Mary FB. Leonard
Liverpool
Registered Mail Pouch Robbery Suspect Seen
Los Angeles on June 11 reports suggest a bold postal heist may become the Post Office Department’s largest loss. A pouch from Los Angeles to New York with about $50,000 in currency and many valuables vanished near Kansas City. Inspectors probe the theft, with banks and the Chemical National Bank in New York confirming shipments and receipts guards.
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Los Angeles
Ubreeeltien
Kannan City
Postofice
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Flint
Low Angeles
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Mally
Bax
Chemical National Bank
Kansan
Sunday School Rally In Ohio Convention Nets $2000 Pledge
One feature of the Ohio state Sunday school convention was raising $2000 over the regular county appropriation to support the work planned for the coming year. The event highlighted continued efforts to fund Sunday school programs.
Hitchcock Not Guilty Found Guilty in Trial
New York June 1 Raymond Hitchcock comedian was found guilty at 3 o clock Thursday morning after the jury deliberated from Wednesday evening. The trial concerned alleged misconduct with young girls and ends with a guilty verdict.
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Hitchcock
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Prisoners Nearly Suffocate in Jail Fire in Newark
A jail fire at the Licking County jail in Newark on June 11 nearly caused the suffocation deaths of eight prisoners, four men and two women, as inmates faced smoke and flames in the early morning hours.
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Newark
Icking County
Dog Bite Fatal on Staten Island Inquest
Edward Rabey Ip died at a city hospital on Staten Island after a dog bite nearly five months earlier. The incident involved a dog once thought to be harmed Jones. The case is recorded as a fatality from the bite with official notes from New York authorities.
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New York
Jone
Edward Rabey Ip
Monotarium
Staten Island
Death of Mrs Owen Winter in Philadelphia
Mrs Owen Winter mother of novelist Owen Winter has died in Philadelphia on June 11. The passing closes a long life connected to literary circles and the Winter family is noted for its contributions to letters locally.
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Owen Winter
Philadelphia
Owen
Jones Winter
Milwaukee Prohibitionists Back Immoral Saloon Abolition Plan
The Milwaukee Al and Brewers association, at its meeting on Wednesday, adopted a program pledging the abolition of the immoral saloon and support for temperance among intoxicants, outlining steps to promote moral reform.
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Milwaukee
al, & Hrewers Association
Mosing
Children Bitten by Dog Reported in Cleveland
A June 1 report from Cleveland describes children bitten by a dog and ongoing medical updates. Authorities and witnesses note the dog’s aggressiveness, with medical staff treating minor injuries and families seeking guidance on animal control and safety precautions.
Tragedy and Legacy Tap At Secrets In Willoughby
June 11 Willoughby reports Mrs Chas P Corlett shot by her husband confessing a secret. She was adopted daughter of Mrs Simeon Sheldon of Cleveland. birthright Berry, English father, French mother. Berry died in a railroad accident after her birth. Corlett died by shock. Meanwhile San Francisco notes Barnum wealth legacy to granddaughter Biden Hall, and Columbus party injuries on Frostburg hill. Guthrie offers 500 reward for Alf Hunter, outlaw leader linked to killings and sheriff wounding.
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Willoughby
Mra. Chas
P. Corlett
Luna
Mra. Corlett
Simeon Sheldon
Cleveland
Maine
Berry
Wan An
Sheldon
Barnum
Cupid
San Francisco
P. T. Barnum
Biden Hall
Wim
Bryan McKnight
Mise Hall
Heark
Alf Hunter
Guthrie
Okla
Goy
Haskell
Governor's Daughter Weds Mormon in Ogden Utah
June 11 wedding in Ogden united Mahdm Blanche Cutler daughter of Governor Cutler and Thomas Buller a Salt Lake City grocery employee. officiating Mormon elder presided as guests from local circles attended the ceremony and reception.
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Mormon
Salt Lake
Utah
Mahdm Blanche Cutler
Gov. Cutler
Thomas Buller
Salt Lake Grocery
Ogden By & Mormon Older
Belmont Dies After Illness and Surgery in New York
Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont died Wednesday from complications after an appendicitis operation. He had been in good health until shortly before his death in New York, leaving a notable figure in society and politics.
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Oliver H. P. Belmont
New York
Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont
Fortune Seeks Martin Bullwinkel in June Chase
A fortune awaits Martin Bullwinkel if he can be found within a month. If not located, the money goes to his mother.
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Fortune
Sure Cure for Baby's Itch Promises Instant Relief
An advertisement touts D. D. D Prescription as instant relief and a permanent cure for severe skin itch. It claims wintergreen is mixed with thymol glycerine and other ingredients, applied as a wash to itching or burning spots. Flocken's Pharmacy endorses the remedy.
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Flocken
Tramp and Lady Exchange Puzzling Cake Remarks
An OCR fragment shows a quirky exchange with a tramp and a lady about a cake and yesterday's desserts. The garbled dialogue hints at a spoken scene or street vignette likely from a period newspaper page.
Brief Courier Sketches of Notable Figures and Events
Watter W Warwick named Auditor and examiner of accounts for the Pandimennal zous while Sir Charles Plinpatrick to co represent Canada at The Hogue tribunal on Atlantic disputes with the United States. Mrs Gould and Mrs Sun Yur inherit $1 each from Solomon Perry Clemaions with $60,000 left to his widow. King Alfonso reportedly doubles small meals while the Prince of Wales abandons ship to stay at the citadel in Quebec. Gladstone Dowle concedes a normal life after myth of change ends. Supreme Court members cited with long tenures, including Hartin, Field, Marshall, Bushrod Washington, and John McLean.
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Watter W. Warwick
Tate
John Junker
Mount Vernon
Prince of Wales
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Citadel
Karl Gray
Gladstone Dowle
Ian
Nooner
Inter
Supreme Court
Hartin
Justice Field
Marshall
Bushrod Washington
John McLean
Editorial Fragments on Reform and Warship Policy
The piece surveys varying editorials from Chicago to New York and Philadelphia, noting calls for vigilance against hate, reform of governance, and Evans urging more warships. It comments on price regulation topics and an Austrian emperor’s long tenure, framed in a vignettes of newspaper tone.
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Washington
Chicago
Stecord-Herald
Hedoon
Philadelpha Record
New York
Austria
Herald
Pith and Point Reflections on Will and Contentment
A short, period tone meditation on happiness and ambition. It discusses trouble and escape as not simple, notes laziness can fuel ambition, and warns that others’ opinions shape self image more than one’s own. The piece ends with a caution about price and good will.
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Atebivan Globe
Modes of the Moment in 1910s Fashion Gowns
The Brooklyn Eagle describes current style trends with embroidered Niner of the Inez motifs and high prices. A gown features a deep taffeta hem, a Napoleon collar, long plain sleeves, and a tight fitted skirt, with a yoke or hip-hugging silhouette for a severe tailored effect.
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Inez Sulin
Brooklyn
Tax Evasion Case Reports Plunge in Deposits
A report notes deposits fell from 74000 to 41000 with about one third converted to Hortaxalin bonds while the remainder was hidden or masked, indicating potential evasion activity.
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Cincinnati
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Toledo
Hila M. Haas
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Deck O'Brien
Sarah Koten
Rumpilx
Toombs
Caroper
Tueaday
Youngstown
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Mann
Louise Prowty Young
Myron A. Young
Spencer
Ralph Kingsley Hyde
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Eident
Anna Gould
Prince Helle de Sagan
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Corlett
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Ethel Clabane
C. B. Retelow
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