New York Men at the Windy City Rally For Hughes
The Chicago convention scene features Gen Stewart Woodford briefing on New York support for Hughes. Taft and Foraker delegates face seating fights while Woodford asserts New York backing should carry Hughes to the presidency if nominated.
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Taft
Deleanion
Virginia
Foraker
National Committee
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Gary. Hughes
Hughes
Woodford
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Alee
Hughen
Rand
John Hammond
Chusetts
Maine
Missouri
Knox
Pitin
Unlikely Fragments Paint Vivid Global Headlines
A collage of rough notes reports a whale bone weight of forty four tons a vast Ethiopian army a critique of early cinema and a denial of alliances amid European diplomacy. The clippings describe playground fundraising at the White House tagging 198 visitors and a conscience fund contribution to the treasury alongside Missouri Mississippi flood devastation and disrupted rail lines.
Woman Is Slain by Robbers in Chicago Burglary
The body of Mrs. A. Boreh, murdered by burglars, was found in a Gault court on Friday. Police report indicate the robbers beat and kicked her and reportedly secured some finds before fleeing. The incident highlights a violent break in during a June night in Chicago.
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A. Boreh
Gault Court
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May I. Boren
Edward Smith
Denied New Trial in Albany Murder Case
Albany court of appeals denies a new trial to C. I. Rogra convicted of murdering Fred R. Oley at Wokill. The June 13 decision upholds the lower court verdict and orders no retrial.
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Rogra
Fred R. Oley
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Aipealn Pridmy
Electric line planned between Degraft and Bellefontaine
June 1 report notes citizens of Degraft and Bellefontaine plan to build an electric line linking the two towns. June 13 item from Hunger, New York, mentions this project. A. OConnell, Bath Beach merchant, was jolted from a Harlem freight car and sent to hospital after a water and car shortage episode.
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Degraft
New York
A. O'Connell
Bath Beach
Harlem
Attell-Moran Match Set for Labor Day in San Francisco
New York announces Abe Attell and Moran will meet in a 30 round bout in San Francisco on Labor Day with James J. Jeffries serving as referee. The announcement states the match will feature prominent featherweight contenders in a high profile event.
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Abe Attell
New Moran
San Francisco
James J. Jeffries
Dun's Weekly Report: Trade Activity Mixed Amid Political Conventions
R G Dun Co Weekly Review notes gains outnumber losses in commercial and industrial activity. Business held well despite looming political conventions. Reports detail cooling markets in retail and wholesale sectors, preparations for fall trade, and cautious demand for agricultural implements. Textile markets show quieter conditions and speculation fades as prices stay below cost. Morgan returns from abroad as attention shifts to New York and local industry developments. Fourteen babies among a single family highlight personal news. A Denver shooting and a Boston actor's murder add crime notes to the day.
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New York
R. G. Dun = Co
Ohio Guardsmen Break Records at Camp Perry
June reports show Ohio guardsmen breaking four records during Olympic tests at Camp Perry under regular army supervision. Sergt Mustman of Bingomdale led with a score of 600 of 626 possible as the unit set multiple marks and drew attention from national observers.
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Camp Perry
Reprieve in Gallows Drama Delays Death Sentence
Dramatic scenes at the jail as Herman Bilik near the scaffold receives a stay of execution at 11:10 am after Judge Landis grants a reprieve to allow appeal to the Supreme Court. Crowds gather on Dearborn Avenue and Michigan Street, chanting and cheering the delayed fate. President Roosevelt commutes a court martial sentence of Assistant Surgeon David A. Spear to one year. English suspects Walker and Wadman charged with smuggling in Pittsburgh. Detroit labor officials order limits on hours for underage workers.
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Landis
Supreme Court of the United States
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Dearborn Avenue
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Tine
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Lual
Washington Barracks
Keep Own Wealth Paris Marriage Contract Signed
A marriage contract between Mme Anna Gould and Prince Helle de Bagan has been signed, abolishing the separation of property and allowing each party to retain control of their own property. Charles Tappan Dunwall Dead in Brooklyn at 46, after serving in New York's third district since previous terms. Governor Johnson opposes a third term for Minnesota governor. Nine die in a railroad camp explosion near Winnipeg, nine workers killed and many injured. The Standard Oil Co. guilty of Interstate Commerce Act violation in Rochester federal court.
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Prince Helle de Bagan
Charles Tappan Dunwall
Washington
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New York
Brooklyn
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Rochester
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Senator Burton Offered Appointment to Canal Zone Board
Washington June 11 Secretary asked Representative Theodore B Burton of Ohio if he would accept appointment as a member of the commission to adjudicate land Elaine on the Isthmian canal zone.
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Washington
Raft
Theodore B. Burton
Ohio
Elaine
Isthmian Canal Zone
Oldest Ex-Congressman Wright Dies in Washington
Washington June 13 The oldest living ex member of Congress Jotth tl Wright died Friday at nearly 90 years old. He had been at his desk regularly until two months ago, marking a long career in public service despite advancing age.
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White House
Quentin Hoosevelt
Washington
Children's Playground Association of Washington
Quentin
Severetary Loeb
Pon
Children’s Playground Association
Tl Wright
Congrera
Ohio Democrats to ride chartered train to Denver for convention
Ohio delegates voted Friday to travel to the Democratic National Convention in Denver by a special chartered train. The train will depart Ohio on July 1 with Pullman cars for the journey, and headquarters will be arranged in Denver. Returning delegates will pass through Nebraska and visit W. J. Brian’s farm. Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland and Congressman Denver are mentioned for national committee posts. Roosevelt rejected pardons for bank fraud cases, including O. J. Hays. New Ohio incorporations list Harmonic Club Co of Cleveland and Rider Automatic Safety Train Stop and Signal Co of Cleveland, with officers named.
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Paul H. Winger
Probers Meet In Cincinnati Rough Outline Action
The Cincinnati Probers convened Friday to outline future steps and adjourned to June 23 in Cincinnati where the circuit court will decide the unit test validity. The chairman may take the case to the supreme court if the decision is unfavorable. Home Week to be Annual Affair In Youngstown.
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Pyne
Bratt
Drowning at Muskingum River Near Marietta College
Marehick of Cleveland a Marietta College junior drowned while bathing in the Muskingum river. A month earlier his roommate also drowned in the same location.
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Marietta College
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Liquor Tax Case Seeks Tax and Penalties Removal
Chardon Ohio June 18 The Baan Lake v Friday won an injunction in common pleas court to stop Geanga county from collecting 2078.08 in tax and penalties after detectives seized a wagonload of liquor at the Base Lake club.
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Cleveland Board Invites Nation to Educational Convention
The Cleveland school board visited one thousand boards of education nationwide on Friday urging attendance at the National Education Association convention to be held here from June 29 to July 4. The Mirror want column mentions sages mead eek.
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Cleveland Board
National Educational Association
Supernatural Faith in War Among Russians and Japanese
The piece discusses belief in divine aid during war, noting Russians' reliance on icons and miracles and contrasting with Japanese spiritualism. It cites Admiral Togo claiming ancestral spirits aided him and parallels Japanese reverence with American Indian spiritual practices, as observed after Manchurian battles.
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Togo
Manchuria
New York Mall
Governors Reduce Steamers Vibration by Balanced Gears
Chicago Tribune reports a naval invention to lessen ship engine vibration. A governor and differential bevel gears synchronize two engines in opposite phase. Loosely mounted wheels and pinions on a common shaft shift when speeds differ, driving an eccentric that opens a small steam valve feeding the low pressure cylinder at lower speed.
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Chicago Tribune
War Dogs Club Demonstrates Ambulance Service Dogs
The Austro-Hungarian War Dogs Club held its first war and ambulance service dog show. Officers watched as dogs located wounded soldiers scattered across the field and barked or retrieved messages carried in jacket pouches.
Harnessing Alpine Power Transforms European Regions
Alpine regions across Switzerland France Italy and Austria grow wealth via hydro power. The French Alps alone yield about 4,000,000 horsepower, and without hydro利用 extensive coal use would be needed. Small Swiss villages enjoy electricity and local power use, contrasting with larger American towns.
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Switzerland
France
Italy
Austria
Chinatown Gentrification Prospects Stir San Francisco
The article counts about 350 property owners in Chinatown with 20 Chinese owners and a total real estate value of 6,000,000. It argues removal of current occupants and new modern improvements could raise the area’s worth to 20,000,000 or more, citing the district’s elevated, sightly location near the red tail chopping platelet.
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Chinatown
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