Taft Heads North On Ten Day Cruise With Delegation
President Taft will not endorse state party platforms or act as party arbiter in Ohio. He will travel with a small party from Bar Harbor stopping briefly in Eastport and Bangor, then return on the Mayflower to greet Secretary Dickinson in Tokio and strengthen U S Japan ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
Taft
Ohio
Charles Dick
Wade E. Elis
Ellis
John F. Hill
Republican National
Byron Boyd
State Committee
Augusta
Eastport
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Burton
Charlie Taft
Horace D. Taft
Louis T. Moore
oMore
C. D. Norton
Navy
Winthrop
Mabel Boardman
A. W. Butt
M. P. Webster
James Sloan Jr
Dickinson
Tokio
Tere
Japan
Tetanus Deaths Reported Across Michigan Towns
In Battle Creek six year old Earl Schrock died of tetanus from a toy pistol wound after the Fourth. John Reed, another local victim, also hurt by a toy pistol. In Houghton Thomas Engstrom twenty two died of tetanus from a revolver wound. In Danish township Norman Rogner ten died from lockjaw after toy pistol injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
Earl Schrock
John Reed
Houghton, Mich
Thomas Engstrom
Pewabie
Houghton County
Vassar, Mich
Norman Rogner
Denmark Township
Deputy Game Warden Slain in Springfield Home
John O'Connor, deputy game warden, was shot in the back while at home with his two year old son. An unknown assassin fired the fatal shot as the officer fed his child. The motive and suspect remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
John O'Connor
Principals in Strike Named McCrea and Garretson
President McCrea of Pennsylvania Road and A B Garretson are identified as principals in the strike. The brief note names both individuals in connection with labor action and points to their leadership roles within the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrea
Pennsylvania Road
A. B. Garretson
Electric Storm Kills Telegraph Operator in Delaware
A severe electric storm in Wilmington, Delaware, killed 72 year old Edward S. Keyser as he hurried home to comfort his wife. A telegraph operator working for the Pennsylvania Railroad was struck by lightning, collapsed unconscious, but is expected to recover. The storm also caused heart trouble and damaged property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Edward S. Keyser
Delaware Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woman Dies During Overland Prairie Journey
Mrs. George F. Coyle, 29, accompanying her husband and children from Buffalo to Gary, died at River Park in South Bend. She suffered asthma and reportedly choked while sleeping beside the prairie schooner during the night journey. Her husband found her body shortly after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Buffalo
N .Y
Gary
George F. Coyle
River Park
Coyle
Skeleton of Monster Found in Missouri Mine
A miner named George Alderton uncovered bones 225 feet underground in No 2 mine of the Robert Gage Mining Company. The embedded skeleton appears to be a water lizard about ten feet long, suggesting a prehistoric creature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles, Mie
Robert Gage Mining Company
George Alderton
Speaker Cannon Sets Tour Schedule After Emporia Speech
Speaker Cannon left Winfield Kansas by the Santa Fe in his usual health to speak at Emporia and two more district dates in Miller's area afterward and noted weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Kan
Cannon
Santa Fe
Emporia
Miller
Minnesota Governor A A Eberhart Eyes National Politics
Governor A. A. Eberhart of Minnesota signals plans to seek a larger political role after his term, with speculation about a move into national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Magnificent Parade Plans for Knights Templar Conclave
Chicago hosts the thirty-first triennial Knights Templar conclave with a colossal parade plan. 50,000 marchers over twenty miles, 1,000,000 spectators expected, 200,000 excursionists, and extensive decorations across Michigan Avenue supported by 1,200 to 2,500 lodging spaces and major hotels.
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Chicago
Knights Templar
Mayer Busse
John D. Cleveland
Hillness
Masonic Order
Thirty-First
Michigan Avenue
Washington Street
State Street
Jackson Boulevard
la Salle Street
City Hall
I.ee
Saratoga
CANDIDATES FILING RUSH FOR BALLOT POSITION IN HOPE OF TOP SPOT
In Springfield on July 18 candidates for state congressional and legislative posts rush to file petitions for the September 15 primary. Early lines form outside the secretary of state office with petitions admitted in order of arrival, including P. T. Chapman and legislators from Chicago and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Statehouse
Secretary of State
P. T. Chapman
Twenty-Fifth
Manny Abrahams
Fred Erickson
Ben Kleeman
Thomas O'Brien
Patrick F. Murray
Frank Brady
Chicago
D. H. Holm
Golconda
Warburgh
Galesburg
C. W. Adkins
Platt
Edward King
Speaker's Health Shapes Campaign Plans in Calderhead District
The speaker hopes to deliver two or three speeches in Calderhead's district and may travel to Miller's district if his health improves. If no betterment occurs after those dates, he will return home to Danville Illinois. He fell ill during a speech in Winfield Kansas due to heat.
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Calderhead
Miller
Danville
Cannon
Winfield
Kan
Baseball Results from National and American Leagues
Summary of recent outcomes in both leagues with player performances, game results, and current standings. Highlights include key wins and losses affecting team positions, and notable pitcher and batter statistics from the latest schedule.
National League Standings and Game Results Recap
National League standings show chi cincinnati brooklyn st louis new york and philadelphia with varied win loss records. game notes itemize box scores from st louis cincinnati chicago and new york including pitcher lines and lineups featuring players like moren dooin reiger harmon phelps beebe burns mclean rucker wilhelm erwin ruel bach kling netzer bergen and richie archer.
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National League
W. L. Pet
Phil
N.Y
St. L
Pitts
Brook
Bos
St. Louis
R. H. EB
Philadelphia
Moren
Dooin
Rieger
Harmon and
Phélps
Cincinnati
New York
Ames
Schlei
Beebe
Burns
Chicago
R. HE
Brooklyn
Rucker
Wilhelm
Erwin
Ruelbach
Kling
Norway supports Madriz blockade sparks Bluefields crisis
New Orleans dispatch reports Norway recognises the Madrid blockade of Bluefields and withdraws protection for entering vessels. The Venus may seize Norwegian ships, Impleates bound for Bluefields held, and American crews are boarded to deter Madriz forces. Bluefields relies on New Orleans supplies as Es trato coast stays cut off.
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New Orleans
Nicara Ryan
Government of
Norway
United States
Madrid
Ment
Bluefields
Venus
Mobile
Washington
Estrada
Nicaragua
Madriz
Revolutionary Army
Bluefields Bluff
Hogs and cattle market report from Chicago on July 18 1910
Markets show hog receipts about 25000 with 3146 extra from yesterday. Prices range from 8 55 to 8 90 for light hogs and 8 15 to 8 75 for heavy shipping grades. mixed packers at 8 50 to 8 90. rough at 8 15 to 8 35. Cattle about 25000 and steady to 10 lower. sheep about 35000 and weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iest
Grain and Livestock Market Report from Chicago
Chicago markets show mixed to lower values across grains and livestock. Wheat and oats edge down while cattle and hogs hold steady or fall modestly. receipts and shipments detailed for last week and today with prices for hogs, porkers, and sheep noted.
Baseball score roundup from Midwest league telecast
Scores show Milwaukee defeating Indianapolis 1 0, Columbus edging St Paul 2 1, Toledo beating Indianapolis 6 5, and Toledo losing 5 0 to Alliance Indianapolis. The reports also note Louisville and Kansas City tied at wet grounds with unspecified result.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Ahwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Chesshaind
Alianeapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Wet Grounds
Lightning strikes near Shelbyville girl knocking her down
In Shelbyville Indiana on July 18 Miss Ora Fryer 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Fryer was on the porch when lightning struck within feet of her. She fell unconscious for two hours and has been confined to her room since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Ora Fryer
Joseph Fryer
Death Solves A Mystery
Charles M. Smith American mining man killed near Tepe in Mexico City July 18 left more than 40000 dollars in a local bank for his wife and children in San Antonio Texas. He formerly served as a policeman in San Antonio and vanished from his home five years ago without trace. a will and a statement explaining his disappearance exist but remain unreleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Charles M. Smith
Tepe
San Antonio
Tex
Smith
Theodore Robinson Seeks GOP Nomination in New York
Theodore Douglas Robinson nephew of Theodore Roosevelt spoke at a Utica luncheon for the Oneida Herkimer district GOP nomination. He endorsed Gov Hughes policies, pledged no pledges, and said he would pursue the nomination in a fair fight to win.
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Utica
N. Y
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Theodore Roosevelt
Oneida- Herkimer
Republican League
Robinson
Hughes
White caps in Tuscola under tar and feathers scare
Port Huron Mich July 18. Rumors spurred mob action against a man about 50 who allegedly abused his aged parent. He was tarred and feathered while townsmen warned him to change his ways. The mob also threatened a local woman to ensure better care for her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
Barbara Neal
Elk Township
Tuscola County
Chidren
Neal
Clue to Dr Crippen Reported in Paris Arrival
Paris dispatch says police notified Scotland Yard Crippen and Miss Le Neve reached Dieppe on July 12 and boarded a train for Paris. The report places the fugitives under surveillance as authorities track their movements across France.
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Dr. Crippen
London
The
Daily Mirror
Paris
Scotland
Miss le Neve
Dieppe
Paria
Weather note for Illinois and Indiana showers today
The section notes showers in the southern portions of Illinois and Indiana today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Indiana
Pfatt
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Vassar
Electric Storm
E.S. Keyser
Treasury
Rtrooos
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
GOV
A. A. Eberhart
McLean
W. L
Pet
Cley
Detroit
H. B
Johnson and Street Willetts and Schmidt
U. S
Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Texas
Reister & Son
Turkeyh
American Association
Bolt
Girl
John A. Babcock Commission
U. S. Yards
Ghigago
Illinois
Exch’ge
C. M. Smith
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