Compromise Justice Hughes Meeting Called Off
A New York mass meeting to back Justice Charles E Hughes as a compromise presidential candidate has been canceled. Taft and Roosevelt allies sought to unite factions. Hughes declined to join, urging Taft’s decision and stating he will serve in the Supreme Court if asked. News notes a last call to halt the plan and mentions remaining seats for the Grand Opera at Toby's.
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New York
Charles B. Hughes
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Roosevelt
Justice Hughes
Dark Horsee
Matas
Charly E. Hughs
Brooklyn
King
William Howard
Hughes
Colonel Roose
Tam
Supreme Court
Font Asder
Jin Tee Hughes
Roth
Fetter
Oserner
Supremert of the United States
Will Restore the San Francisco Mint Special Nugget Service
Washington May 10 Democrats faced political backlash after failing to fund the San Francisco mint and related assay offices. Rep William E Humphreys of Washington pushed an amendment to provide required funds, passing in the House amid party criticism.
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Washington
State of Washington
William E. Humphreys
San Francisco
Seattle
Morning Unanimously House Acts as Committee of the Whole
The house votes unanimously to act as a committee of the whole and address the same matters. The move signals full legislative focus on the proposed measures and sets a procedural course for debate and refinement.
Mexico Volcanic Eruption Death Toll Report
Reports from near Mexico City recount fifty killed when buildings collapsed after volcanic shaking and an earthquake. Panic spread as citizens fled, with many kneeling to pray in churches seeking relief from divine wrath.
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EL Paso
Texas
Republica of Mexico
City of
Mexico
Rebels Suffer Massive Losses in Mexican Fighting
Reports from Paso describe Federal troops and forces under Huerta crushing rebels near Bermenlig with ninety dead and about two hundred prisoners. General Huerta claims his advance guard routed rebel outposts and the clash was a minor engagement in the wider campaign.
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Pyett
Rabido
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Imadille
Suerta
Vance
Sear Bermenlig
Witte
Orozen
EL. Paso
Federal Army
Tnd
Ettieiala
Secretary Knox Attacks Roosevelt In May Address
In Los Angeles on May 10 Secretary of State Philander Knox delivered a biting political address defending Taft and panning Theodore Roosevelt. He depicted Roosevelt as erratic and overbearing, labeled him a despot, and criticized his shift in policies and personal conduct.
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Angeles
Secretary of States
Philander Knox
Bast Ning
Renaminas Ton O
Taft
Adm
Theodore
Moller Hurt In Accident At His Wagon Platform
Moller of Moller & Ince, the groceryman, suffered a painful accident yesterday afternoon at his warehouse on B street when stepping from a delivery wagon. He fell hard, injuring his side, with possible rib fractures. Dr. Sloan treated him but could not confirm broken bones.
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Moller & Ince
Mr. Moller
B Street
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