Life of Charles Evans Hughes Biography Outline
Charles Evans Hughes was born in Glens Falls New York on April 11 1862 the son of David C Hughes and Mary C Connelly. He pursued education at home then Madison Colgate Brown and Columbia Law, built a legal career, advised the gas and life insurance probes, and rose to governor of New York in 1907 1908 before serving as Associate Justice of the U S Supreme Court starting in 1910. He was known for his calm rigor and decisive public service with a strong religious and family focus.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Glens Falls
N. Y
David Charles Hughes
Wales
Mary C. Connelly
Delaware County
Hughes
New York
West River Collegiate Institute
Maryland
Wesleyan University
Baptist Church
Justice Hughes
Claversack Institute
Charles
Grammer
Madison
Colgate University
Hamilton
Brown University
Carpenter
Minstry
Delaware Academy
Delhi
Gleason
Columbia College Law School
Columbia
Chamberlian, Carter and Hornblower
Aha
Carter, Rhes and Cavath
Carter, Hughes and Kellogg
Antoinette Carter
Walter S. Carter
Charles E., Jr
Harvard
Helen
Catherine
Cornell University
Hughes, Rounds and Sherman
Metronics
Albany
Manhattan Insurance
Huces
Life Insuranc
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Insurance Companies
Armstrong
Republicans of
William Randolph Hearst
Taft
United States Supreme Court
Public Service Commission
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Tobacco Trust
Standard Oil
White
Harlan
Steven’s Legislative Committee
Consolidated Gas Company
Mark
Chautauqua
Washington
Chicago
Baptist Sunday School
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Istic
Alps
Adirondacks
Bryan Addresses Democratic Delegates at National Convention
Senator Thompson moves to suspend rules and invite Bryan to speak. He praises Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic program, and Bryan’s peace notes draw cheers. A large 20 by 50 foot portrait of Wilson is unveiled. The session runs 45 minutes before Marshall is named vice presidential nominee amid cheers.
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Thompson
Mr. Bryan
Yeas
Woodrow Wilson
Alabama
New Jersey
Wescott
Wilson
Baltimore
Woodhis
Kern
Indiana
Marshall
Wilson Grateful On Nomination At St Louis Convention
President Wilson, informed by Secretary Tumulty that he and Vice President Marshall were nominated by acclamation at the St Louis convention, said I am very grateful to my generous friends.
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Washington
Wilson
Marshall
St. Louis
Two Candidates Placed On Ballot For Supreme Court Justice
Harrisburg report says Charles Palmer and Emory A. Walling will appear on the November ballot for supreme court justice. Neither won a majority in the nonpartisan primary. Palmer led with 251,371 votes to Walling’s 181,978, with 300 scattering. Total nonpartisan vote 483,649. Philadelphia area adds over 200,000, pushing expected total past 600,000. Luzerne County reports six Socialist nominees tied. Tuesday draw contemplated. Representative W. L. Adams is tied for Bull Moose and Prohibition nominations in Luzerne’s First district.
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Harrisburg
Charles Palmer
Emory A. Walling
Supreme Court
Capitol
Palmer
Walling
Philadelphia
Butler
Beford
Luzerne County
W. L. Adams
Luzerne
Annual Meeting of Warren Emergency Hospital Reelects Directors
The Warren Emergency Hospital corporation held its annual meeting Tuesday morning. Reports for the past year were presented by officers, and the three directors whose terms expired were reelected for a new three year term. Officers listed include F C Eaton president, C Schimmelfeng vice president, E D Wetmore treasurer, Fannie M Smith secretary, D H Siggins, H G Eaton, Carrie Y Horton, W F Henry, W A Talbott, J G Smith, R W Stone, A J Hazeltine. Advisory Board members named are J P Jefferson, A J Hazeltine, C Schimmelfeng, D L Gerould, O F Hoffman, F C Eaton and J Frantz.
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Emergency Hospital
Warren Emergency Hospital Corporation
F. C. Eaton
C. Schimmelfeng
E. D. Wetmore
Fannie M. Smith
D. H. Siggins
H. G. Eaton
Carrie Y. Horton
W. F. Henry
W. A. Talbott
J. G. Smith
R. W. Stone
A. J. Hazeltine
J. P. Jefferson
D. L. Gerould
O. F. Hoffman
J. Frantz
Chautauqua a Great Popular Educator
Chautauqua Institution leads in popular education with a blend of training, platform talks, and recreation. The eight weekly programs run June 29 to Aug 27 feature global topics, with music week Aug 7–12 and the Russian Symphony Orchestra.
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Chautauqua Institution
Fray with Mexicans Reported by Funston
Reports from El Paso say General Funston received word of fighting near the border with Carranza troops at Carrizal and Ahumada. Mexican officials claim American messengers were fired upon. both sides exchanged fire with casualties and prisoners reported, while Pershing moved forces and authorities awaited official reports.
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Gomez
Chihuahua City
Gonzales
Genovese Rivas
Carranza
Bells
George Bell, Jr
Garza
el Paso
Funston
Rio Grande
Bell
Tenth Cavalry
Garia
J. C. Huppel
Compania Africola
Boquillas
Mexican Central
Huppel
Villa Ahumada
Ahumada
San Antonio
Andres Garcia
Juarez
Chihuahua
General Pershing
General Bell
Pershing
Trevino
Guzman
Wote
Cruces Canyon
Columbus
N. M
el Valle
Namiquipa
Carrizal
Colonia Dublan
Santa Clara Canyon
Mexico
War Department
Bear Lake Items Note Death and Local News
Mr A M Root dies at his home on Sunday June 141. Funeral Tuesday at 2 P M Rev Swanson officiating. He was a U B Church and Sunday School superintendent and a member of I C O F. He leaves Eliza wife, daughter Jay Allen, three grandsons Elmer Wayne Noyse, brothers A D Root and Ira, sisters Elba Boyce and Joe Harrington, plus many friends. Also reports visitors Mrs B West and Mrs Truman Polley. Children’s Day at U B Church Sunday evening June 25. Local residents and visitors noted in town.
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Bear Lake
Carl Walker
Ethel
Chicago
L. E. Walker
Scott Perkins
Warren
M. I. Hinckley
L. L. Carpenter
A. M. Root
Swanson
Root
U. B
Eliza Root
Jay Allen
Elmer, Wayne
Noyse Allen
A. D. Root
Ira
Westfield
N. Y
Elba Boyce
Joe Harrington
Salamanca N. Y
B. West
Truman Polley
Columbus
Henry Ayling
Kennedy N. Y
Funeral Directors of Pa Open 35th Convention at Exposition Park
The Funeral Directors of Pennsylvania begin their thirty fifth annual convention at Exposition Park in Pennsylvania with about 200 delegates in attendance. The opening program highlights speeches and committee reports as members gather to discuss professional standards and industry concerns.
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Exposition Park
the Funeral Directors of Pennsylvania
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Charles £. Hughes
Twenty Mile Lake
Chautauqua, N. Y
Bear Lake, PA
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