Taft Receives Private Dinner in Washington Ahead of Campaign
Taft met at St Regle of Washington with banker Schmidiapp and other associates after arriving by train. In New York he planned a dinner at the Manor with Governor Wright and Gen Edwards and later returned to the Manhattan hotel to greet supporters and arrange travel to Oyster Bay for tomorrow's events with President Roosevelt.
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Wheeiington
Hint
Manhattan
Enatoy SN. J. Brett
West Virginia
Mr. Scott
Republican National
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Union Trust Co
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Aion Eiwards
Waebine
Trank B. Kelloge
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United Suited
Kellogg
Chicago
Ovator Bay Lomerrow
Sherman Recovery After July 3 Reception Planned
Cleveland reports say former President candidate Sherman shows signs of improvement after surgery. Dr Edwin P Carter notes his condition stable with vital signs near normal. Mrs Sherman plans to join him at a guest reception in Cleveland before expected travel to Utica, N Y for a congressional event.
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Edwin P. Carter
Mr. Sherman
Sherman
Phe Howdro
Releacon
Two Men Hospitalized After Coal Shovel Accident
Two men were taken to New Haven hospital after a coal shovel incident. Michary Mature of Mr Haatstrovt suffered a deep injury to the right arm. John Sullivan of 20 Beranton Street accompanied by Mae Wheli was also treated en route. The rough report notes both are in stable condition.
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Beranton
Potter “Ambulance
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Foi
Russians in Charge Great Britain Inactive In Persia
Teheran reports martial law declared June 23 with General Livkhaft given power to harshly punish unrest. Prohibition on assembly and bearing arms under death penalty leads to increasing arrests and upheaval in royal camp. Russian influence grows as British action appears limited, with rumors of regional governors seeking refuge in foreign consulates.
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Persia
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Roasia
Ehair
Tabriz
Million Dollar Grain Fire Destroys Duluth Elevator
A massive blaze tore through the Consolidated Elevator and the Northern Pacific Railroad dock complex at Tecos Point in Duluth. The fire started by an explosion inside the grain elevator, burning for over two hours and causing an estimated loss exceeding $1,000,000. Local workers aided the fire department, helping to move the bay front away from total destruction.
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Consolidated Elevator Company
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Teco's Point
Bay
Judge halts fast in Zion City cult linked case
Judge CT Jones of Lake County Court ordered restraint in a strange cult dispute after Mrs Levin Thonypoon’s death sparked a hunger strike. A physician aided by TITHE prepared to compel nourishment for a captive woman taken to Wilkesan hospital, who had fasting for sixteen days.
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Levin Thonypoon
CT. Jones
Lake County Court
Tragic Bombay Rail Crash Kills and Injures Many
A Bombay express and freight train collision near Baroda on June 26 left 15 dead and 270 injured. The crash burned cars of the freight train and destroyed the express coach. In Minnesota, three young people drowned while bathing at a river side, with two sisters and a friend among the victims.
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Baroda
Vonchey
Fone
Littlefield Attacks Anti-Trust Law in Maine Speech
The article reports Littlefield condemning anti trust statutes as undermining jury discretion and favoring wealthy interests. He criticizes enforcement consistency, cites Sherman Act concerns, and questions proposed amendments affecting corporate power and regulation under a republican framework.
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Dune
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Milneia
Shermin Pntierust
Wonaton Lodge
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Aixthen
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Leonepitarlie
Petratat
Ter Ora
Lee Otter
Poeta
Wien
Roraback Retires and Mudge Named to Superior Court
The article notes Roraback retiring as Mudge of Superion Cont and mentions appointments and a fall transfer to the Supreme Court. It states Alberti T. Roraback ended his term and honors, with a brief reference to the ongoing judicial appointments and a total of eight years in service.
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Jide Alberti T. Roraback
Rorahawk
Wage Cut Abandoned on Railway Negotiations
Warrington July 24 The report says talks to cut wages of southern railway workers outside Washington have stalled. Officials indicate a ten percent wage reduction would apply starting next day if talks resume.
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Southern Railway
Wiah Ingtong
Tee
Ethoes
Washington
Bryan Loses Vermont Wanted Good and Thurmlays
In a brief late item, Bryan faces a Vermont notice involving a Monday deadline and a return request. The report notes ongoing inquiries and a pending outcome, with local implications for residents and officials.
Laundered Nominations Stir Debate At Convention
The text describes a chaotic convention scene with mention of candidates William J Bryant and a laundries theme. Delegates vote on nomination amid a lively debate lasting about an hour. A want ad in the Journal Courier is noted as a helpful detail.
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Stinson
Dol
William J
Man's Watch Recovered After Journal Courier Notice
Charles Spencer of St Paul Minnesota recovered a gold watch and chain after a reader found them on a street and turned them in. The watch, valued at 160 dollars, was returned to Spencer who thanked the finder with a five dollar reward.
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Spencer
St | Paul
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Italian Lad Found the Gold Watch and Chain Lyin Ih Hin Street
Imowine
Pox Leo
Cowles
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Toethem
Ind
Hin
Intercollegiate race on Hudson amid light winds
Tough crews from Columbia Cornell Penn Penn State and Syracuse race for the substitute mile and a half title on the Hudson. Favorites shifted as results and practice times reflected parity among the contenders. The program lists reformatted entries and approximate event order with weather conditions noted for race time.
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Colimbh
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Troy
Columbia Etter
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Coluimbia
Carrell
Whiten
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Cocnell
Rysteria Fur Hutt
Hilton
Bee swarm invades Yonre region home. residents defend hive
A large bee swarm attacked the home of Willi Robertson on 42 (il street in Yonre region. Mrs Robertson and her husband fought the bees from the front yard and reportedly earned a windfall from honey or a bee-related find. About 26 000 bees were involved in the incident.
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Thie
Willi RoBertegn
Roberton
Robertons
Fatnee
Moemmerin
James Redmond Plans Extended European Trip
James Redmond a former lieutenant in the New Haven tit e department, recently retired and now on the Veteran reserve, plans to depart the city on July 1 for an extended trip to Europe. He is the brother of Captain Patrick Redmond of the Steamer.
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James Redmond
New Haven
Europe
Lieutenant Redmend
Patrick Redmond
No More Raise for Teachers in City Budget Debate
City board reviews next year estimates with teachers' salaries rising by about $40,000. The finance committee to finalize allocations as the education department submits schedules. A report from the committee concludes teachers in Ontario schools will be adequately compensated under current standards and no additional raises are planned. The decision ends debate on the teachers’ salary schedule for the year.
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Department of Education
Board of Finance
Board of Aducsation
Cour
Kim
Willian J. Wackerttwatt
Hberathy
Marriage in Marquand Unclear Wedding Plans Revealed
A damaged item from Marquand reports a wedding arrangement for Jasmine Ethridge Johnston of Atlanta to Keith, a Yale Law School graduate. The ceremony was planned earlier in New York, then moved to Savannah with Rev Anson Phelpa Frohen officiating. details are obscured by the text.
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Jasmine Ethridge Johnston
Alanti
Tronua
P Keith
Yale Law School
Airy
Anson Phelpa Frohen
University
Seg Wettl
Savannel
Mien Joneson
Adlantay
New York
Tier Nowidth
Keith
Yale
WRECK AT WATERBURY AND ITS OUTCOME
In Waterbury a collision on a freighter from Hopewell resulted in a fatal or serious wreck. Jol Kelly of Hopewell sustained injuries but survived. the ship and crew faced a heavy loss, with an estimated value of £25000. The deputy coroner and examiner are investigating the incident.
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Anteh
Fwri Vilna
Hopewell Jpfetion
Inatoolly
Jol Kelly
Hopewell
Brotherhood of Hathway Tyan
Men choose nominee for education board mentors ship
A group of men met at Len Hall to select a nominee for the board of education. After about five hours they reached a decision and will present the name to Mayor Martin next Wednesday. The name remains secret until then.
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Len Hall
Ehgome
Dimes
Martine Lin
Martin
General Amnesty Declared Amid Turmoil in Pernia
In Teheran the shan of Pernia signals a general amnesty and a plan to resolve the parliamentary stalemate by scheduling new elections within three months. Refugees are said to face no further danger under the new edict.
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Memorial salute at Hin Pranelica harbor for Grover Cleveland
In a June 26 ceremony Ban Franclen honors former President Grover Cleveland. Ships in the Hin Pranelica harbor and the Mare fort and navy yard join a dawn tribute with 21 guns and flags at half staff.
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Warshins
Usurper Demands Army At Mutat Mati
In a dramatic move, the usurper demands 14,000 soldiers at once and claims to have seized 18,000 men from a neighboring force. Reports detail operations at Mutel Hand, UaAlpine milan, and Tolian, with a new loan discussion pinging bankers in Rabat and nearby capitals.
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UaAlpine
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Tolian
Caning Veitarion
Abd-ol-Axta
Uprising in Mexico Bandits Raid Second Town Killing Police
Rebels terrorize Juarez and nearby towns with bold raids across the border. Mexican authorities report arrests in Cubania and Mesxico city while federal officials deny key details. Gun battles result in casualties on both sides as bandits target banks and municipal centers. Wild reports from telegraphic dispatches describe attacks on Viejo and Matamoros with armed groups crossing rivers and seizing money.
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el Pan
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Ingall
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cnmmAndant
Mexico
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Coatutla
Vie Vrvelilent
Corral
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Ahlan
Xuecie Leon
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Neer
Matamoros de la Gum
Prince George of Pavatin Makes First Royal Balloon Ascent
Prince George of Pavatin ascends in the spherical balloon Augusta UI and remains aloft for thirteen hours before landing near Tamenstadt, covering about 51 miles. He is hailed as the first royal aeronaut to make such an ascent amid Augsburg crowd.
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Augsburg
Vorger
Lake letter signals Lake for governor and Taft support
Hartford dispatch reports Lt Governor Everett J. Lake plans to run for governor while pledging support for Taft for president. He cites past officials as precedent and seeks backing from Frederick Whitaker and New Haven allies. Whitaker met Lake recently and reinforced backing as Lake prepares convention presentation. The letter urges legislators to weigh Lake's record as representative, senator, or lieutenant governor and to withhold nothing that would deter his nomination. The piece also notes the Sultan of Turkey awarding the Chi Fakwt order to Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt.
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Journal-Courier
Hartford
Everett J. Lake
Lake
Taft
Leutenant
Ernors
Mr. Lake
Frederick J. Winltaker
New Haven
Whitaker
Frederick
Everett J. Lak
Weather Forecast Record for Northeast and New York
Weather record from Washington dated June 26 forecast for Saturday and Sunday. For Heaters New York: fair day, Sunday fair warmer with variable winds becoming south and fresh. For New England: Saturday and Monday fair, warmer interior with tight to fresh winds mostly from the south.
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