Bryan Men Favor Bryan Victory at National Demo Meet
In Denver on June 26 Democratic leaders predict easy support for Theodore Bell as temporary chairman and expect Henry D. Clayton of Alabama to win permanent chair. The convention will hear debates on injunction and Lincoln platform themes. Vice presidential speculation centers on Gov. Johnson of Minnesota and Judge George Gray of Delaware, with five New York figures also in contention. Arrivals are sparse and headquarters are slow to form as the national scene heats for the upcoming vote.
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George Gray
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Drecline
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Nasi Freed After Home Release From Forum Trial
Nunzio Nasi former minister of public instruction, convicted of embezzlement and barred from office for four years, completed his prison term at home. He plans to prove innocence and will travel to Sicily for planned demonstrations. He claims the $500,000 was spent to support government policy and secret foreign information.
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Sicily
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Nispeara
Italy
Telegraphic Briefities From The Detroit News
Digest of short news items noting 1 780 vessels on the Great Lakes. lynching of Walter Wilkins and Albert Baker in Waycross Georgia by a 1 000 strong mob. a rail collision on New York’s Third Avenue elevated injuring several. two men killed and another fatally hurt by a locomotive overturn in Cincinnati yards. Tennessee gubernatorial primary results with M R Patterson defeating J W Carmack. death of Irene Axton, contralto, in Jeannette Pennsylvania church duet. Secretary Root visiting William Mulldoon’s health institution at White Plains. death of R P Ney for founder of the Pittaburg Daily Leader and Pittaburg Times, aged 88.
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Great Lakes
Walter Wilkins
Albert Baker
Waycross
Third Avenue
New York City
Rm Third
Southern Railroad
Claeinnati
Tennessee
Mittaburg
Jeannette
Irene Axton
Eiiet
Dione
Tornado Strikes Town Killing Seven and Claiming Buildings
A tornado slammed a town on Saturday killing seven people and destroying the printing office and several homes. Rescue efforts rushed to the scene as residents reported widespread damage and fear over remaining structures.
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Olistos
Mion
Jave
Thin Town
Lethring Nover
Defeat for the Government in Panama Municipal Elections
Panama June 29 reports show a strong defeat for the current regime in municipal elections across the isthmus with Obaldia supporters leading. Voters crowded streets near polling sites and trains from the canal zone ferried citizens to vote. disturbances were minor and not serious. In Colon Gen Ohaldin's ticket won by a single vote, total 82, amid guarded calm as U.S. Marines stood by to protect American property.
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Obaldia
Republic
Panama City
Arvaijan
Taboga
Chane
Seriouta
Theeliya
Canal Zone
Colon
Ohaldin
United States
Not One Escaped Conviction in Montenegro Trial
In Cettinje six prisoners were condemned to death and three to life imprisonment after a trial over revolutionary activity tied to the discovery of a mine of bombs last year. Sensational testimony included Crown Prince George of Serbia in a conspiracy against Montenegro. Five ex-cabinet ministers received prison terms from six to 16 years.
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Cettinje
George of
Servia
Montenegro
Ife
Novreik Woman Dies In Suicidal Fire After Gloomy Health
Camella Hansone of Novreik Virginia attempted suicide by pouring kerosene over herself and setting a match alight. She had been in poor health and was mother of several children.
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Camella Hansone
Fruster
Uleide Herve
Trolley Car Collides With Auto in Indianapolis Night
A touring car with four men and four women was struck by a Tarre Haute & Eastern traction car on Saturday night in Indianapolis. Two men in the auto were killed and five others injured.
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Indianapol
Tarre Haute & Eastern Traction
Anto
Four Die in Milwaukee Fire Family Devestated
A Milwaukee fire Sunday killed Julius Kroger and two of his children, leaving the mother and two other children dead and Abd Boon severely burned. The fire consumed the Kroger family dwelling and the surrounding area, with investigators probing the cause.
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Milwaukee
Julius Kroger
Abd Boon
del Wire
Uncle Sam Faces Sixty Million Dollar Deficit
The treasury report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1908, projects a deficit near $60 million, the largest since 1865, with total receipts about $629 million and disbursements near $659 million. Postal revenue shortfalls may reach about $13.5 million, and major outlays include Panama Canal costs and reclamation projects. The article also notes a public alarm with a dramatic incident in Philadelphia and brief regional tornado and train accident reports.
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Treasury
Coipia
Panama Canal
Seer
Riots and military action roil Mexican towns
Dispatches report 200 rioters attacking a Saltillo mayor’s residence, with rail lines torn and telephone wires cut. Troops deployed to Werden and Torreon as revolutionaries move toward the mountains, civilians flee, and Mexican forces tighten control from Las Vegas to Torreon. Ambassadors coordinate U S help to pursue attackers in Las Vegas and related incursions across Coahuila and Chihuahua.
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Mexico
Wiesen
Zertuche
Senor Zertuche
Coahuila & Pacific
Viewen
Torreon
Parras
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el Paso
Froope
Conchulla
Matamors
Comte
Taft Chairmanship Reported Delayed Amid Broad Appeals
Washington June 29 The largest attention now focuses on selecting the Republican national committee chairman Secretary Taft faces wide advice and many letters and interviews regarding the appointment He says the report of offering the chairmanship to Secretary Reed was not accurate and that Reed would be honored in a high post but plans to retire from politics after Roosevelt's term to start a business career He notes receiving all forms of correspondence including a letter from a New York donor seeking endorsement of a $2500 loan and urging Taft to respond
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Republican National Committee
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Taftie
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Pnet
Auto wreck in Warren claims three lives in crash
In Warren Pennsylvania on June 29 a fatal automobile accident left one dead and two fatally injured. Eric Anderson age 45 a foreman at all machine company died at the scene Erle Anderson 42 and RK M Kaabb proprietor of Kaabb barrel works were fatally injured. Six others in the car escaped unhurt. the vehicle overturned after attempting to avoid a buggy. Anderson died shortly after being taken to a hospital.
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Eric Anderson
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Mra
Erle Anderson
RK. M. Kaabb
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Anderson
Thaw to face habeas corpus test in White Plains
Long gossipy cable notes Thaw to be taken from Poughkeepsie to White Plains for a Supreme Court hearing on insanity and possible jury trial in a habeas corpus case. He defends his sanity while seeking release from Mattewan as his counsel argues alternative custody.
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N.Y
Harry K. Thaw
Shariff Townsend
Supreme Court
White Plains
Thaw
Jory
Morxhhatiner
Matteuwan
Mille
Poughkeepsie
Malleawan
Coffee blamed for every ill by Cincinnati doctor
A Cincinnati physician declares coffee causes all human ills and confronts an Irish patron in a restaurant. The Irishman counters that his woes stem from whisky, not coffee, as the two trade quips about dizziness headaches and morning tiredness.
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Cincinnati
Iviehman
The Coquette and Intrigues in a Moral Tale
A fragmentary piece discusses themes of flirtation and danger, contrasting the coquette with virtue. It portrays a woman who schemes for vanity, using charm to attract and discard partners, while observers warn of risks and moral judgments. The text implies social tension around flirtation and propriety.
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