Taft says few political speeches ahead many cancels
President Taft plans to stop political talks, cancels a Providence engagement, and hints he will give mainly nonpartisan addresses. In Beverly he discussed New York politics with Sherman and Ward and considered names for a future governor. News notes support for a St Paul conservation congress address.
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Beverly
Mass
Sherman
William L. Ward
New York
Taft
Evans Cottage
New York State
Port
William Loeb Jr
Henry L. Stimson
United States
New York City
Carl Williams
Mr. Sherman
Mr. Ward
National Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Gov. Eberhardt
Minnesota
Frank B. Kellogg
Rockland
Providence
Harlan
Supreme Court
Melville W. Fuller
Markets Report Sluggish Livestock Rates Across Regions
Chicago hog prices ranged heavy packing 7.75 to 8.00 as receipts hit 33 000. Cattle at Chicago 23 000 with steer quotes 6.50 to 8.50 and heifers 5.75 to 6.75 amid strong feeder demand. East Buffalo and Omaha listings show mixed gains and softer hogs with varied car counts and price ranges.
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Chicago
Omaha
Texas
Lée
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
East Buffalo N. Y
Warren G Harding Ohio Governorship Candidate
Warren G. Harding is identified as the Republican candidate for governor of Ohio in the current campaign coverage. The brief notes his party affiliation and bid for the state's top executive office.
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State of
Ohio
Dissension in Browne Defense Over Line of Attack
At Browne’s second senatorial bribery trial in Chicago Judge Kersten sees strife among his lawyers. Eberstein and O'Donnell oppose Forrest's technical arguments, skipping court. Browne wants silence on the dispute while denying any internal rift.
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Chicago
Lee O'Niel Browne
Kersten
W. 8
Forrest
Charles E. Erbstein
P. H. O'Donnell
Browne
Erbstein
O Donnell
Slays Fireman and Kin in California Killing Spree
Berty Durham a former fireman ambushed three city firefighters near a fire box mortally injuring Don Grant and wounding Guy Elliott and Sampsell before returning home and killing his wife and child with a bludgeon. He fled and remained at large. Hospital reports note Sampsell’s grave injuries and Elliott’s uncertain prognosis.
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San Diego
Cal
Berty Durham
Don Grant
Guy Elliott
Durham
Sampsell
St. Joseph's Hospital
Elliott
Man Fatally Shot by Night Policeman in Union City
John Schickendanz aged 48 was fatally shot by Night Policeman Jesse Conrad in Union City Ind while resisting arrest. His son Charles Schickendang was wounded in the abdomen during the incident as he attempted to intervene.
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Union City
Ind
John Schickendanz
Jesse Conrad
Charles Schickendang
Woman Harvester Injured in Harvest Work Near Chester
Richmond Indiana August 2 Mrs George Webbbley aiding in harvest work when a hay stacker fork pierced her arm creating a deep gash and causing other injuries. The report notes labor shortage and the accident occurred during stacker operation.
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Richmond
Ind
George Webbbley
Chester
Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
Scores from games across the leagues with details on runs hits and errors. Notable line scores show New York, Brooklyn, Cleveland, St. Louis, Chicago and Detroit matchups, with pitchers Curtiss Graham Schettler Dooin and others contributing in various innings.
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New York
RHE
Boston
Curtiss
Graham
Crandall
Meyers
Brooklyn
R. H. B. Phil
Brook
Schettler
Dooin
Rucker
Desgau
Erwin
Cleveland
R. H.E
Ford
Mitchell
Koestner
Easterly
St. Louis
R. H. EB
Washington
Walker
Reisling
Street
Waddell, Lake and Stephens
Chicago
Philadelphia
Coombs, Dygert
Atkins
Lapp
Thomas, White and Sullivan
Detroit
Karger and
Carrigan
Mullin and Stanage
Thirty Die In Algerian Train Wreck Near Oran
A freight train collided with an express near Teleagh, Algeria, on August 2 killing thirty people and injuring forty. Among the dead is a noted local official, while rescue workers search the wreckage.
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Oran
Algeria
Teleagh
Chicago Market Report 1910 Hog and Cattle Prices
Opening prices show hogs steady near yesterday's averages with light hogs at 8.20 to 8.65, mixed packers 7.75 to 8.40, and heavy shipping grades 7.45 to 8.20. Cattle around 9,000 head and sheep about 10,000 head, both steady as of Aug 2 1910 with receipts of 15,000 and leftovers of 5,171 from yesterday.
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report 1910
Chicago market update shows hogs receipts 13000 today and 30074 yesterday with steady to higher tones. Cattle and sheep sections list varied bulk and price ranges across several classes including beef, cows, stockers, Texas and Western cattle, native and western sheep and lambs with opening activity described as fairly active and steady.
French commandant at this place reported injured
Several white officers were among the injured in the incident at the location of the French commandant.
Falls 500 Feet to Death at Calumet Mines
In Calumet Michigan William Hallinan a 25 year old unmarried miner fell 500 feet into the Baltic mine shaft and died instantly. Abram White aged 54 was killed at Tamarack mine by falling rock leaving a widow and five children.
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Calumet, Mich
JO NO Fupqurjyo
Baltic
William Hallinan
Abram White
Tamarack
Grain Market Report from Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Grain market bulletin from Beach-Wickham Grain Company Chicago dated August 2 1910 lists close prices 1034 1034 4 and 1074 with prior day 1024 and 1084 figures. Includes bid build and street address 544 and 545 Postal Telegraph Building Chicago.
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Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Chicago
Scores From Baseball Games Across Cities
In Milwaukee the Comets beat Columbus 2 to 1. Kansas City defeated Toledo 5 to 2. Minneapolis edged Louisville 11 to 1. St Paul fell to Indianapolis 2 to 3 in eleven innings.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Crippen to Face Extradition as Le Neve Ill in Canada
In Quebec Dr Hawley Crippen admitted identity and agreed to return to England for trial in the Belle Elmore murder case. His companion Miss Ethel Le Neve, collapsed and was hospitalized after a court appearance. Scotland Yard said Crippen and Le Neve would not return from the Royal George, arriving London early September. A report claimed the victim's head had been found, but police would not confirm.
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Quebec
Hawley H. Crippen
England
Belle Elmore
Crippen
Ethel Clare le Neve
Angers
Miss le Neve
London
Dong
Scotland Yard
Dr. Crippen
le Neve
Royal George
Montreal Star
Gollce
Alleged Axoricide Under Arrest
Police report an alleged axe murder suspect has been taken into custody. A map showing the pursuit route over the ocean outlines the investigative path and authorities’ search coverage.
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Axoricide
Carlisle Funeral Arrangements Altered Plans
John G. Carlisle's funeral arrangements shift from earlier public notes. The body will travel to Washington today aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad train departing 9 55 at West Twenty Third Street. The procession includes Mrs William K Carlisle and relatives en route to 1436 K Street NW for a Wednesday service at St Thomas Church. The body will be vaulted in Washington and not moved to Covington until next fall.
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New York
John G. Carlisle
William E. Curtis
Carlisle
Washington
West Twenty-Third Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Carlisle
William K. Carlisle
Allen
Pitkin
Mr. Allen
Mr. Curtis
Washington House
K Street
St. Thomas Church
Covington
New Station Accepted with Cassatt Statue Unveiled
The Pennsylvania terminal near New York opened with a statue of Alexander Cassatt unveiled during ceremonies led by T DeWitt Cuyler. A special Philadelphia train brought directors to the station as plans set Sept 8 as first passenger service for Long Island trains.
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New York
Pennsylvania Terminal
McCrea
Alexander J. Cassatt
Philadelphia
Harrison
Meadows
Cassatt
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Long Island
Pennsylvania
Grand Trunk Strike Settled in Montreal
Montreal reports a settlement reached today to end the dispute between the Grand Trunk Railway and its conductors who had been on strike. Details of the agreement were announced this afternoon.
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Grand Trunk
Montreal
Getaila
Vatican Receives Spanish Note On Recall Threat
Rome August 2. The Spanish government note recalling the ambassador to the Vatican was delivered to the Papal secretary of state by a messenger rather than a councillor. Cardinal Merry Del Val deems the act unusual but hesitates to recall the Nusero Madrid.
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Rome
Merry del Val
Madrid
Former Governor Swanson Joins Senate Seat
Richmond Va Aug 2 Gov Mann signed a commission appointing former Gov Claude A Swanson of Chatham to succeed the late John W Daniel in the United States Senate. The appointment runs for the remainder of a term ending in M. Call that art exclaimed a worker critic. The artist replied by offering to furnish proof the painting is art.
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Richmond
Mann
Claude A. Swanson
Chatham
John W. Daniel
United States
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