Ohio Delegation Faces Setback at Chicago Convention
Ohio Republican leaders see plans blocked as national forces back Fulton for credentials chair and oppose Daugherty. Kurtz urges compromise with Foraker while aiming to keep Ohio power intact. Taft headquarters open with portraits of Taft and Cleveland delegates arriving.
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John A.alburn
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Charles Brenner
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Heermann
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Malcolm Karshner
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Disastrous Flood Threatens St Louis Area
Severe flooding looms over St Louis and surrounding towns as the Mississippi and Missouri rivers rise. North St Louis and East St Louis face extensive inundation with Grant City Venice and Madison at risk. Weather bureau warns of a further two foot rise threatening low-lying areas.
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Miasouri
Soldier Wounded in Accidental Farm Explosion
In Ripley Ohio June 15 Charles Segel brivite of Company 1 Chi elmali regiment guarding tobacco beds was seriously wounded by an accidental explosion of a bowl on Edmund Martin's farm. Segel was helping remove explosives when the blast occurred.
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A Fake Revolution Rumor Reported in Mexico City
The Mexican Herald claims Cuban business interests plan funding a revolution once the United States withdraws troops. The rumor, based on unreliable sources, says forces will retreat to Tampa and be recalled afterward.
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Return of the troops sparks debate over Cuba's fate
Fragmentary text suggests a heated exchange on the return of troops and its impact on Cuba. The passage hints at foreign influence and national destiny, with questions about doom and political evolution amid international involvement.
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Four Thousand Troops Revolt in Tangifa Uprising
In Tanger on the fifteenth, four thousand troops under Abed-il-Aziz the sultan revolted and captured Meissner, a French commander, along with three other officers.
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Foraker nomination support in Georgia slate
Georgia delegation backs Foraker with five votes amid a Georgia canvass. Emery confirms accepting a post. Five Georgia votes align with Baraleve, while five oppose the Ohio senator. No unit rule adopted.
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Will Call in Troops In Varley Tobacco Districts
A tense report from Colombus dated June 15 notes color reviews under way as authorities plan a one week deployment of troops in Brown and Adams counties tobacco districts. The troops will be relocated from fields, then withdrawn after a thin week.
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Traction Strike Near End in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Ohio June 15 The traction company says the strike started Sunday night is practically ended with workers staying in cars. A careful guard is kept to prevent dynamiting as the situation returns to normal.
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Evelyn and Harry vow unbreakable bond amid rumors
New York reports counselor Evelyn O'Reilly stating that nothing can separate Evelyn and Harry. The remark dismisses divorce speculation and emphasizes their unity despite circulating talk.
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Danel O'Reily
Roosevelt Seen As Convention Favorite By Stewart
John A. Stewart of New York declares Roosevelt likely to win the Republican nomination at the Chicago convention amid Taft and Roosevelt factions. The report notes labor and political maneuvering, with Cannon’s influence and anti third-term sentiment shaping the proceedings and possible vice presidential picks.
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Bonaparte Says He Won’t Resign At White House
Washington reports President and Attorney General Bonaparte say they intend to go out of office on the fourth of March and deny rumors of a serious rift. The White House statement Sunday refutes talk of resignation or conflict between the two leaders.
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