Taft Wing Shapes Up at Chicago Convention
Taft forces in Chicago form a flying wedge to push Taft, with Clarke Sherman and talrbanks among top contenders for the presidency. Delegates gather as allies plan lines to resist Roosevelt, with vice presidency and platform planks under fierce debate. The American Federation of Labor meets amid calls for anti injunction provisions while migration, postal savings, and suffrage issues loom in the convention fight.
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Arthur Vorys
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Tag Day in National Capital Aids Conscience Fund
In Washington, Quentin Roosevelt pinned a tag to a coat marking Tag Day at the White House while a conscience fund reached about 8000 dollars. The event drew notice from the cabinet and White House officials as posters and tags spread the cause for the Children’s Playground fundraiser.
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Washington
White House
Quentin Roosevelt
Quentin
Echor
White Lease
Fox in Marion Dockets Four Cases for Monday Trial
Judge HC Fox visited Marion to preside over a court session in the Granny circuit. There was no real court in session. four cases remain on the trial docket to be heard Monday.
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Marion Toho
Peesite
Burt
Neal
Powers Freed After Eight Years In Goebel Case
After an eight year fight, Caleb Powers and Jim Howard were pardoned for involvement in Governor Goebel's assassination. Powers wept when told, Howard faced the scene with calm. In Indianapolis ex Governor Taylor praised the pardon as just. Wayne County Jefferson club formed with 250 members led by President P A Reid to promote democracy, naming officers and planning quarters and weekly meetings.
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Caleb Powers
Jim Howard
Goebel
Willson
Kentucky
Powers
Indianapolis
Taylor
Met
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P. A. Reid
National Association of Jefferson Clubs
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Cambridge City
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Lit Bert
Goes to Illinois in search of mother ill
Miss Penny leaves her home at Maplesa Tl. Mee Hates Penny received word that her mother is seriously ill at her home in Ma piesa Tl. The mother has been in poor health for some time, prompting the trip.
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Mapiesa
Mee
Powers Pardoned Prompts Arlington Clerk’s Joy
JC Walker, clerk at the Arlington hotel, is delighted by Governor Willson's pardon of Caleb Powers, the famed Kentucky prisoner. Walker knew Powers from Barkersville and has followed the case closely since Powers’ arrest. The report arrives amid preparations for a large political gathering and anticipated convention activities.
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Arlington Hotel
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Willson
Walker
Powers
Barkersville
Koc. Ani
Train Strikes Buggy. Two Die Near Lancaster Ohio
The north bound Hocking Valley passenger train hitting a buggy at Reel's Crossing near Lancaster injures two women, Miss Rose Ellinger and Mrs. George Hoffman, both killed. The deceased Mrs Hoffmans sister was a Crawfis Institute graduate.
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Ohio
Hocking Valley
Reel's Crossing
Rose Ellinger
George Hoffman
Crawfis Tnstinite
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Ohio Showers Weekend
The Weather Prophet reports Indiana and Ohio expect showers Saturday night. Sunday brings additional showers and cooler conditions with winds shifting from south and southwest to northwest.
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Indiana
Elks Safe Found in Colonial Debris
Amid the ruins of the Colonial building a safe used by the Richmond Lodge of Elks was recovered. The safe had bulged from extreme heat, but its contents remained in perfect condition with no discoloration to the papers stored in its wooden drawers.
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Richmond
Taft Favorite Of Sioux Indians In Chicago Visit
Special to Palladium reports Twenty Sioux from Pine Ridge South Dakota arrived in Chicago to back Taft in the presidential race. Led by James Gabriel they camped in the auditorium and planned to observe the convention, promising to press Indian concerns if raised. Tim Woodruff, here with his boom for vice president, blamed Tom Platt for his political setback and hinted Roosevelt’s run might have kept him from the White House.
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Audivarium
Herst
Taft
James Gabriel
Pine Ridge
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Jhan
Father Roosevelt
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Woodruff
Tom Platt
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White House
Senator Poelker Returns After Voting On Gambling Bills
Albany reports Senator Otto G. Poelker of Brooklyn arrived from Staatsburg to vote on the Avnew Hart anti race track gambling bills and has returned home with physicians noting improvement in health.
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Otto G. Poelker
Brooklyn
Staatsburg
Avnew-Hart
Palladium Offers Complete Richmond Convention Report
The Palladium will provide the most complete Republican Convention coverage from Chicago to Richmond with a Hearst News Service wired directly to readers. Detailed, up-to-the-minute reports will reach Palladium subscribers for the week starting Monday.
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Palladium
Richmond
Hearst
Chicago
Two Sisters Killed Outright In Pendleton Incident
In South Bend Indiana two sisters were killed outright and a young boy, son of Rev Thomas Graham, was injured. A collision near Warsaw disrupted rail traffic as detectives and officials investigated. The injured boy was struck when a play activity led to an accidental kick to the head, with serious complications to follow. A medical consultation is planned at the parsonage this evening.
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Ind
Warsaw
Thomas
Graham
Achet
Assistance Desired as Reward Offered for Stolen Car
Police report a Chicago automobile theft with a $100 reward for the recovery. Local authorities warn of further thefts as a wider investigation proceeds amid reports of disappearances and ongoing searches in the Windy City.
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Chicago
Barnard Kuhn Fight for Sixth District Opens in August
Local Republican chairman Haas says Wayne County may shape the congressional battle, with Democrats predicting a hot race due to T. H. Kuhn’s 2 cent position two years ago. Barnard faces no explicit opposition from Republicans, and Richmond campaign events are planned as the opening tone.
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Barnard
BE. M. Haas
T. H. Kuhn
Watson
Theyavridge Barnard
Tere
Judge Barnard
New Castleman
Warne County
Haas
Richmond
Massacre of Jews at Dorkaln on frontier Russian village
June report describes a brutal massacre of Jews at Dorkaln, a Russian frontier village. Three killed and about twenty wounded as eighty houses burned and two synagogues ransacked by hundreds of armed Russians. Police reportedly did not protect the Jewish community despite calls from prominent Hebrews.
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Dorkaln
Remarkable note found on wall hints at planned self destruction
In Hagerstown on June 13 laborers found a handwritten note detailing funeral plans and pallbearers, written by a dismayed individual who contemplated ending life by his own hand. The message names undertaker C. T Wright minister Rev. Stevensour and pallbearers Jus Smith Edda Thomas Wm Thurman Homer Wissler Florence Nicholson Claude Pierce, with vague references to family and local residents.
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Hagerstown
Tod
Wayne County
Richmond
C. T Wright
Rev
Stevenour
Jus Smith
Edda Thomas
Wm. Thurman
Homer Wissler
Florence Nicholson
Claude Pierce
Ieved
Edward Thomas
Bartend
Waldorf
Gite
Ancher Smith
Mat
Peddine
Willim ‘Thorman
South Fifth &Treer
South Sixth Street
Hilarious Party Crashes Taxi In Central Park Fatality Report
A taxi carrying ten women and four men in New York was crushed against a tree in Central Park. The driver, William Sisk, died from injuries. Police freed the injured passengers from the wreckage amid a chaotic scene this morning.
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New York
Central Park
Alr
William Sisk
Advertising note for Palladium classified ads
The Telephone is a Willing servant to bring your Classified Ads to the Palladium office with the least bother to you. Either Phone-1121 Automatic, 21 Old.
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Palladium
Story of the Crime Without Parallel in Carilac
In Carilac Michigan Mrs Daniel Cooper killed her husband as he slept then shot six children aged two to fourteen before taking her own life. The family had moved from Stony Ledge last November and Mrs Cooper had been in an asylum in March but appeared to recover. Authorities found the grisly scene as children hid in fear in adjoining rooms.
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Carilac
Mich
Daniel Cooper
Perplexing Picture Purchase Faces Richmond Art Association
The Richmond Art Association board debates which of six eligible canvases to acquire for its collection. The works include Hopi Mesas by Sainte Mora, A Fortesit by Louis Mora, The Black Wave by Dogherty, Sheep by Pat Neon, and two by Childe Haream Isles of Appledore and Church at Provincetown. Decisions linger until Monday’s meeting.
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Art Cesp
Sainte Mora
Louis Mora
Dogherty
Pat Neon
Childe Haream
Isles of Appledore
Provencetown
Arizona Desert
Kirl
Hassam
Family Reunion At Glen Miller Park Draws Many
The Commons family reunion was held at Glen Miller Park with a large turnout from county residents. Attendees included members whose homes are in Oregon, making the gathering a pleasure for all involved.
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Glen Miller Park
Oregon
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