National Republican Committee Finishes Contests for Convention Roll
The Republican national committee completed hearings on 219 contested seats and tallied Taft at 603 votes on the temporary roll, with 608 possible including prior instructed delegates. Foraker gains in Virginia, New Mexico unsettled. vice presidential prospects center on Hammond with Taft favored for president.
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Allies vow to stick to finish in nominating race
In Chicago the allied bloc announced they will stick to the finish and that no nomination will occur on the first ballot. General Stewart L Woodford arrived to bolster Hughes support while New York delegates pledged to back Hughes for the presidency only, ruling out a vice presidential bid. Woodford, noting his long convention experience, acknowledged the stance.
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Chicago
Taft
New York
Albany
Iowa Negro Editors Speak in Des Moines Convention
Des Moines June 13 Iowa negro editors in convention boomed Foraker for his Browns ville stance and decried Roosevelt and Taft. They commended Roosevelt for moving to abolish the Jim Crow car system and urged Congress to act on disenfranchisement in southern states. They also urged race members to adopt farming and agricultural pursuits.
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Gains Outnumber Losses In Trade Review
R G Dun Co Weekly Review reports gains outnumbering losses in commercial and industrial activity. Despite looming political conventions, business remains well maintained with unusually good duplicate orders from retail dealers. Wholesale and jobbing focus on fall and winter preparations amid confidence. May building permits near 1907 levels, while steel prices fall and volume remains muted.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Textile markets see tougher prices and quieter conditions
Markets report price stabilization with more attractive prices expected to be fixed and a softer trading atmosphere at the leading textile centers. Quieter conditions prevail as demand remains subdued amid ongoing industry adjustments.
Palizzola Mission Seeks Good Citizenship Influence
New York dispatch reports Sig. Raffaele Palizzola former Palermo deputy says his U S visit aims to instill good citizenship among Sicilians. He rejects Mafia linkage to his mission, questions alleged murder accusation, and notes Mafiosi called by various names in different cities.
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America
Flood Crest Near St Louis After Missouri River Rise
The Mississippi River has risen rapidly toward a predicted 33 feet crest by tomorrow, threatening floodwaters along stages near St Louis. The flood stems from Missouri River water flowing from Kansas City, submerging thousands of acres, leaving hundreds homeless, and washing out railroad tracks, though preparations limit damage compared with past floods.
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Yaquis Will Continue the War
Four thousand Mexican troops under General Lorenzo Torres pursue the Yaqui Indians in Sonora following a breakdown of peace talks on June 11. The Yaquis demand retention of arms and ammunition after agreeing to all other government stipulations.
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Mexico
Lorenzo Torres
Fatal double murder suicide in midwestern rainstorm
In Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri and Iowa heavy rains preceded a grim shooting spree. Charles BE Byers, angered by Denver, killed landlady Mrs May EK Boren at a rooming house, then shot Edward Smith and killed himself.
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Nine Men Put Under Arrest at Gravesend Races
A crowd of 15 000 to 20 000 attended Gravesend racetrack as horses ran and bets occurred despite the new anti gambling law. Nine men, led by Orlando Jones, were arrested on gambling charges with $500 bail each. a melee erupted when Richard Weldon was seized, and Detective Carr clashed with attackers. Betting occurred quietly among known associates, while Sol Lichtenstein, the “King of the Betting Ring,” observed amid the fray.
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Kentucky owner to sell yearlings in England sale
James R Hagelin owner of the Elven dorf farm Kentucky announced selling all yearlings to England for sale. They were catalogued for sale next Friday at Sheepshead Bay. The New Castle stable, which planned to sell its entire string, postponed the sale indefinitely.
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Hill Arrives in Berlin to Take U S Ambassadorship
Dr. David Jayne Hill, former minister to Luxemburg and the Netherlands, arrives in Berlin to assume the U S ambassadorial post. He will be welcomed by Chancellor von Buelow and Foreign Minister von Schoen, with the audience expected tomorrow. Mrs Hill has not yet arrived. In San Francisco, anxiety grows over the disappearance of three hotel guests, N. Cage, M. Howard, and N. T. Thompson, each leaving baggage with no trace.
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Fire ravages Nelson Morris packing plant in Kansas City
Fire at Nelson Morris & Co packing plant in Kansas City Kansas destroys property valued at 250000 to 350000. Two laborers killed and another perhaps fatally injured. News notes describe heavy losses and worker casualties from the blaze.
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Utah Democrats Name Delegates to Denver for Bryan
The Utah Democratic Party selected delegates to the Denver convention and instructed them to vote as a unit for William Jennings Bryan, signaling unified party support for the candidate.
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Chicago Hogs and Cattle Market Report June 13 1908
Markets in Chicago show hog receipts around 12 000 with prices mainly 5 30 to 5 75 for light and mixed packers and 5 30 to 5 77 for heavy shipping grades. Cattle and sheep receipts near 3 800 and 5 000 with steady prices. closing market weak for sheep, few loads early, bulk hogs 5 65 to 5 80, heavy grades 5 35 to 5 80, furnished by Beach-Wickham Grain Co.
John A Babcock with North American Commission Company
John A Babcock is announced as affiliated with the North American Commission Company in a brief note promising reliable, square deals and timely service. The short notice emphasizes trust and prompt communication for clients seeking brokerage or commission arrangements.
Cassel and Huston Acquitted in Harrisburg Conspiracy Case
Jury in Harrisburg Pennsylvania returns verdict of not guilty on charges of conspiracy. Caleb Powers and Jim Howard, previously convicted of complicity in the assassination, are acquitted after the trial shared by reporters from Frankfort Kentucky dated June 13.
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Goebel Pardons Reported by Governor Willson
In Harrisburg on June 13, the jury in the conspiracy case returned a verdict of not guilty, acquitting Congressman Cassel and architect Joseph M. Huston after four trials and prior pardons announced by Governor Willson regarding Senator William Goebel.
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New Court for Korea Opens July First
Seoul dispatch reports a new court of cassation an appeal from local courts in Korea will begin July 1. Once codes are completed it is hoped to reduce maladministration complaints, as Korea has lacked an effective court system to date.
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Seoul
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Korea
Court martial finds Captain Lumsden at fault in Gladiator loss
In Portsmouth on June 13 the naval court martial on the Gladiator collision with the St. Paul last April found Captain Lumsden had hazarded his ship by a default but not by neglect and reprimanded him while dismissing him from his ship.
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Mexican Thief Captured After Long Elusion
Los Angeles June 13 reports Salvadore Malacore former Guadaluata internal revenue collector arrested by federal authorities in Leon for stealing 25000 dollars from the Mexican government. He reportedly hid in Los Angeles under an assumed name and was active among local Mexican revolutionists.
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Pearl Hunters Get Rich After Mississippi Flood Washes Pearls Ashore
In LaCrosse Wisconsin on June 13 the receding flood waters along the Mississippi reveal thousands of dollars in large pearls washed up by the high waters.
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Mississippi River
Iowa Bankers Meeting Caps Sessions in Sioux City
The Iowa Bankers association concluded its session in Sioux City with its refusal to endorse a state law guaranteeing bank deposits a resolution backing bank examiner salaries and the selection of Waterloo as the next meeting site.
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