Roosevelt Era Convention Sees Taft Delegation Victory
The National Republican Convention adopts the credentials report seating Taft delegates, with Lodge’s speech outlining party principles. Amid a roaring crowd of 14,900, Burke Burrows minutes and Roosevelt’s name echoed, as delegates press forward on plans for the party’s ticket and reforms against moneyed interests.
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Mammethunetis
Midh
Tulare National Convent
Taft
Dalematen
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Inetean
Uriher
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Thie
Duletty
GuWerer
Stendtaet
Convention Dusts Off Presidential Bid Debates
Fragmented coverage shows a chaotic Republican convention scene on the floor. Reports discuss Burke of Pennsylvania leading a minority stance on representation, wardroom debates, and a shift toward curtailed nominating speeches for Taft. Secretary Taft’s nomination plan is adjusted, while Vice President Fairbanks’s status remains unsettled amid Roosevelt’s restraint.
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Gertary Taft
Theodore
Drank Poison by Mistake in New York Hotel
Ming Marian Frances Bloomer aged 29, daughter of James Frank Bloomer, living with her brother Ralph Bloomer in an apartment hotel in New York, drank poison by mistake Wednesday night and died shortly after. A separate June indictment against Alfred H. Curtis, Brehaut, and Charles W. Morae alleges false entries to the comptroller and misapplication of about 1.26 million for speculative purposes.
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Ming Marian Frances Bloomer
James Frank Bloomer
Hotel Arms
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Ralph Bloomer
Federal Grand Jury
Alfred MH. Curtis
Breaient
Charles W. Morae
National Bank of North America
Internal Revenue May Receipts Fall by 4 Million
Washington reports May collections at 18.405 million dollars, down 4.040 million from a year ago. The nine month deficit in the current fiscal year reaches 10.749 million dollars as the trend continues.
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Washington
Internal Revenuen
Bunker Hill Day Observance Focused on Sports Events
In Boston and nearby towns the 133rd anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill on June 11 was marked mainly by sporting events with limited patriotic exercises on the schedule.
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Boston
Representative Wiley Dies in Hot Springs Virginia
Hot Springs, Va. June 18 Representative A. A. Wiley of Alabama, once Lawton’s chief of staff and civil governor of Mastery province, died at a hotel here. He was about 50 years old. Lumber Plant burned at Hollins Alabama Wednesday night causing losses between 850000 and 500000 dollars.
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Hot, Springs
A. A. Wiley
Alabama
Cuba
Lawton
Mastery
Birmingham
Ala
Amw Mil
Kat Lumber Co
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Philadelphia
Ilevan
Hennah Muleteky
Tower
Morris
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Beaten and Robbed in New York Bathing Casualty
Beaten by a man described as a Philly visitor while at a Bellmere bathing site on a Wednesday. George Blach sustained non dangerous injuries after being assaulted and robbed of 160 ORAb and $1,000 in checks. Police pursue suspects.
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Bellmere
Philly
Cumdons
Orab
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Tragedy at New Orleans involves blackmailers invited to house
A chaotic scene at a historic Beauregard residence in New Orleans ends with three blackmailers killed and one wounded after hosts Giaconan and his son allegedly invited them in for wine and a dining session that preceded a shooting. Victims include Giovanni Barreca and Cita Cusinans, with Francisco Vattall among the wounded. The event follows an apparent claim that the group forced the hosts into danger and that one guest may have fled.
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Giacona T
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Glaconan
Giovanni Barreca
Cita Cusinans
Francisco Vatt ‘Tall
St. Louis
Vattall
Giacona
Mag
Mississippi River Flood Reaches Major Crest at Louis
The Mississippi River at Louis, Missouri, on June 18 rose to 33.7 feet, about four feet above flood danger level. The rising water has submerged the levee and flooded building cellars along the riverfront. experts predicted basements and first floors would be inundated as the day passed.
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Louis
National Saengerfest Opens With City Parade
Maalanapolis hosts the thirty second Saengerfest of the North American Saengerbund with a parade through decorated streets. The festival features two thousand visiting singers, two thousand Nanapolis school children, and a city male chorus group funding. In Montgomery a burglar attacked Mrs. McVey with an iron bar, crushing her skull, after ransacking the home. authorities doubt recovery.
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Dune
Nanapolia
Middletown
Jon. McVey
Montgomery
Farm Lands Inundated By Railway Embankment Breach
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway embankment protecting Charles County farms from the Missouri River gave way Wednesday afternoon. Four thousand acres of farm land were inundated after the breach near the river.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texan
At & Seven
Charles County
Missouri
Prominent Bank Director Shoots Self in Johnstown
Johnstown, Pa. June 18 Joseph Rongele age 50, director of several banks and president of the Cresson Brewing Co., a wealthy merchant, shot and killed himself near Gallitain after a period of ill health.
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Johnstown
Joseph Rongele
Cresson Bprinks Brewery Co
Gallitain
Here
Dreaded Plague Reaches Caracas in June Arrival
The city of Caracas reports the dreaded plague has arrived, following months of hope that Wy might be spared from the scourge that has struck the neighboring port Laguara. The outbreak prompts local authorities to increase health measures and monitor for further spread.
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Laguara
Bank Deposits Public Funds No Interest Priority
Washington June 18 The Chemical National Bank of New York temporarily holding government funds 1 028000 dollars said it would earn no interest under the new currency act so it would not make an exception in favor of the government. Youngstown Ohio June 18 William Pickton and a companion after arrival from Pittsburgh fell into delirium tremens and he cut his wrists and throat, tearing his windpipe and likely to die. Breabenville Ohio June 18 Peter Opacie a Servian was shot three times by Jakov Roasaniotic an Australian during a work dispute Roasaniotic then killed Opacie to save his life.
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Steam Engineer's May Report Totals Revealed in Columbus
The chief examiner of steam engineers reports for May shows 2 original licenses received 91 refused, 140 original licenses issued, and 733 licenses renewed. Gov. Harris attended Wednesday morning briefing in Columbus, Ohio.
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Presiding Elder Pawson Away in Akron
Rev. Wm. W. Sherrick age 93 presiding elder of United Evangelical church for the Ohio district died in Akron Wednesday morning after a long illness.
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Akron
Wm. W. Sherrick
United Evangelical Church
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Venerable Priest John Von Krevel Dies at St Xavier’s
Reverend John Von Krevel aged 68, longtime pastor of St. Xavier's church in Cincinnati for 28 years, died on a Werner day. Born in Holland about 1843, he arrived in Amerton in 1865.
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John von Krevel
St. Xavier's Church
Werner Day
Holland
Amerton
Will be Denied Use of Mails
Washington June 18 All publications having anarchistic tendencies will hereafter find it practically impossible to make use of the United States mail for distribution.
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Washington
United States
Millionaires Multiply as Wealth Grows Worldwide
A 19th century style survey notes 10 087 millionaires in America and rising counts worldwide, naming figures like Rockefeller and Lipton. It contrasts early lists with today, cites Russia as richest nation by private wealth, and mocks Japan’s limited fortunes while highlighting the global surge of multi millionaires.
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Jona — Rockefeller
Steraily
New York City
Mones Y. Beach
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Persia
Blachehan
Finianve
Japan
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