Republican ticket in danger of losing its vice president
A garbled report from Cleveland on June 28 describes James Sherman as the Republican presidential candidate in distress after a severe gallstone attack. He was moved from ex-governor Herrick's residence to Lake Side Hospital, with doctors planning surgery. Sherman’s condition improved slightly but remained serious. Washington discussions on vacancy rules emphasize no statutory law governs vice presidential vacancies, leaving convention power and party committees with influence over potential replacements.
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James S. Sherman
Gleveland
James & Sherman
Stern
Mr. Sierman
Herrick
Sherway
Sherman
Lake Tide Hospital
Tivaud
Washington
Juan
Novober
Aivket
Sharman
Tresiivalia
Unery
Comunliies
Shermate
New
Nsional Antomites
Ly Wade
National politics and personal scandal blend in chaotic report
The article recounts a chaotic council of details on Vice President contenders, party maneuvers, and a divorce case. It cites Mr Sherman, Dr Hinges, and the Lovell divorce, mentioning Mrs Clara Lovell and Herber Lovell, with references to national communities and congressional procedure in a dispute over succession and nomination.
Foraker and Taft Relations Stir Republican Rally
Persistent riots and inter party tensions surface as Ohio Republican leaders seek harmony. Senator Foraker congratulates Secretary Taft on his nomination, while Taft signals support for Foraker’s Senate bid. Mutual efforts aim to mend relations after the Chicago convention and align the party ahead of future nominations.
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Ghia
Taft
Foraker
Dato
Scuraiam
Alevlad
Wasallyglon
Chicago
Tate
Peraker
American Olympic Team Weakened by Key Absences
New York June 28 Manager Mathew Halpin notes the American Olympic team loses depth as three first string athletes miss action. Dray from Yale and Whitham from Pennsylvania may be out, with Gilbert from Yale nearly matching, while pole vault and sprint gaps loom. Avery Wan departs Saturday with official duties and dogs stored away.
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New York
Mathew 2. Halpin
Philadelphis
Ibious
W. Kk
Dray
Yule
Pola
J. D. Whithall
Pennsylvania
Rowe
Michigan
Absenes
Giibert
Yale
Thuy
Whitham
Capltiann
Tram
Salts Ang
Avery Wan
Fights Over Foreign Monopolies Cited by Venezuelan Leader
Paris reports an interview with Caracas president Di Huns Cuatro of Venezuela. He defends anti foreign debt policies and denounces European powers while asserting Venezeula will remain impregnable. A US military attaché report cited a trip from Garacagu Bolivar.
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Paris
Caracas
di Huns Cuatro
Vancanela
Ils
Europe
Castro
Veneziele
Matla
Tbe Vehezutia Postal Censer
United States
KING AND QUEEN LEE WISS REID MARRIED
Junue 2 in London near the Chapel Royal at St James Palace. Queen Alexandra approved the private ceremony for Join Tedd, daughter of Whitelaw Held, as the bride. The event drew a large crowd and featured band music and pageantry surrounding the royal wedding party.
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Lee Wiss
Reid
Lomion
Junue
Avith Ingert Ward
Alexandea
Tedd
Whitelaw Held
Anthasandor
England
Roya
St. James Pilare
Hetke
Hubert Ward
Brett
Bndley
Honda
Brhial
Kia Anit
Poval
Dior
Lipena Pol
Toreharney House
Elise Irahdenine
Avihusdiodar Wel
Palli
Rabatihy
Royal wedding procession at chapel amid royal guests
Guests arrived by road and filled seats as music filled the air with Bach and Parry pieces. Edward and Alexandra arrived with attendants, then the royal party entered the chapel for the Church of England ceremony led by a surpliced choir, then the bridal procession began.
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Willa the Quéedis
Alebck
Chapel Royal
Jonann
Sebastian Bach
Alexander Guilmant
Aristophanes
J. H. Parry
Guileant Aml
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke and Duchess of
Guggenheims Cut Expenses Amid Salary Reductions
New York June 23 Salaries and incidental expenses of the American Smelting and Refining company have been reduced 750000. Daniel Guggenheim says he cut his own salary before returning from Europe and that his brothers also contributed voluntarily. He notes labor efficiency rose from 86 to nearly 100 percent, trimming costs.
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Guggenheims
New York
Ottelala
American Smelling & Refining Company
Dantel Gneganhelm
Europe
Guggenhalm
Guggenhelms
Daniel Guaranheim
Getty
Tha’ Guggeshelm
Guggenheim
Te Guggeshelm
Kotham
Roosevelt Turned Down Leniency Request From Harvard Library Stetsons
An эпistle from President Roosevelt and Assistant Secretary Maberk Ducon requests leniency for Fish and Morgan, barred for removing books from Harvard Library. Yale Harvard boat race suspension upheld. Eliot declines to overturn. The public dispute over penalties spurs criticism of college disciplinary actions and calls for consistency in punishment.
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York
Boston
Roosevelt
Maberk Ducon
Fish and Morgan
Harvard
Ronnevelt
Eliot
Lalegrand
Ap Ag
Bresilent Blunt
Biot
Presi- Roosevelt
Rus Ideal CW
Cambridge
Wim
Livalty
le Klar
Wang
Calle Hists
Ty Dihonor Add
Alhoss
Public Building Bids Opened and Contracts Let
Treasury Department in Washington announces bids opened for public building contracts with details on project scope and awarded subcontractors. Notes indicate dates and participating firms, outlining anticipated completion timelines and funding sources.
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Bidy
Treasury Department
Washington
Provo Building Contract Bids Reported
In Provo the bidding reflects Campbell Building Company of Salt Lake City and Lovell Prenton of Tex as contenders. George Hioh secures China related item at 88 600. The Treasury secretary awards T F Fletcher of Ulom-Yue a contract for installing an active lighting system in a building at 2 023. A steam hunting contract for the same building goes to Journal Navy Lacto company at 8 010.
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Ho’ Wuilding
Provo
Follow A! Campbell Building Company
Galt Lake
Fom Lovel
Prenton
Tex
George Hioohels
Jouwm Nauy Lactixing Company
Qaenlocsa
Tay
Taft alters plans for Yale Harvard Thames race day
Secretary Taft changes plans for the Inter part of the war period. He will witness the boat race on Thursday at New London and Maydone Inst neki with Secretary West arranging a conference at Oyster Bay. Wright is to succeed as secretary of war and will travel with Taft.
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Haven
Duns
Tosiovelt
Seersterg
Harvard
Talday
Oyster Bay
Denard
Lake Wright
Patt
Lato Yeatorday
Ridnga
Bac
Saganore Hill
Tate Ad Lever Wright
Teheran Streets Bombarded as Parliament Housed
Ravens City reports Teheran under bombardment as parliament buildings are said to be heaped with debris. Robert Shellon, guard of the Cfticoan State Bank of Mountain Home Idaho, died while visiting for treatment.
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Meraly
Teheran
Naw
Ravens City
Robert Shellon
Cfticoan State Bank of
Mountain Home
Idaho
Portuguese Cannibals Capture Revolt Report
Dispatch reports a Portuguese uprising described as savage and brutal. Cannibal acts, executions, and violence are alleged as Portuguese forces clash with locals in a drought plagued region, with settlers and authorities countering the revolt and detentions reported.
War Department Plans Unified Army With State Troops
New York June 28 The War Department outlined a plan to merge regular forces and all state troops into a single 260,000 man army under the President and War Secretary. Assistant Secretary Oliver said the militia would become part of the regular army, with eight army corps and regional divisions. The scheme aims to prevent mobilization delays and assign every regiment to a defined unit, enabling near-immediate field strength of 260,000.
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New York
War Department
Stelex
Oliver
Pins Camp
Witn
Cast Menauyers
National Sud
Congress
United, States ‘Volunteers
Act
Oliyer
Department of the ‘East
United States
Mila
Thirsty Children Suffer in Sweltering Department Store Scene
A chaotic scene at a crowded department store ends with exhausted children and adults seeking water as the heat intensifies. Witnesses describe crowded aisles, overheated rooms, and a public concern over safe drinking water. Police and store staff coordinate to provide relief.
Taft at Yale Commencement Cheered in 1908 Corvette Tone
Taft, Republican nominee, attended Yale University events in New Haven on June 21 1908. He was central in a student memorial ceremony for Lieutenant Augustus Canfield Ledyard and spoke on behalf of Ledgard’s classmates. Crowds cheered as Yale Harvard baseball game proceeded at 8 p.m. in the celebration setting.
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Sale Felg
New Haven
Conn
Taft
Yale
Harvard
Ilkmona
United States
Yale University
Augustie Canfield Ledyard
Island of
Negros
Urbo
Edwin Sherman
Seretary Toft
Tieutenant Ledgara
Fae
Edwards Wonse
Closing quotations of world markets
The report summarizes today’s global market closings with Paris and New York activity. Investors reacted to mixed economic signals as several indices posted gains while others fell on the final trading day.
Bathtub feature sparks suit over New York home alterations
In New York, June 93, Mrs Leatia Carter Payne sues for payment of alterations by Nodlund to a Gevanteenth street house now occupied by the Ac cent. The case mentions a special bathtub for Mrs Carter Payne and complications involving Olga Xgatnet, Bata Prentice, and bankruptcy receivers.
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New Tork
Leatia Garter Payne
Nodlund
Mtrn
arter-Payne
Carter Payne
Olga Xgatnet
Bata Prentice
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