Lying Low in Ohio as Senator Fight Delays Decision
Ohio Republican leaders avoid public cut for United States Senate with no endorsement at convention. Speculation centers on Foraker or Burton as candidates while Taft allies keep quiet to protect House and Senate margins. Daugherty Reed and Vorys emerge as possible contenders as party balance tightens.
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Senate
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Dayton
Cenral Commission
Voraker
Fick
Abegolite
Genuga County
Werte
Gartleta
Joseph Benson Foraker
Arthur J. Vorys
Taft
Walter F. Brown
Henry A. Williams
Campagn
Andrew L. Harris
Forner
Athen
Fvaker
Crane
Massachusetts
Tweadore Burton
Harry M. Daugherty
Charles BP
Patt
Myron T, Herrick
Beyer
Assembly
House of Representatives
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Author TV
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Ife
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da Pa Avé ‘S
General Assembly
Theodore ‘Burton
Cleveland
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C. A. L., Réed
Cincinnati
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Europe
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Charles Dick
Reed
Republican Organization
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Charles P. Taft
Hig
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Arthur I. Vorys
Cmeinnatl
Adler
Judge Fattig
McKinley
Hanna
Micawber
Boy shoots sister dead in accidental shooting
In Renssalaer near Albany a 14 year old boy Cornelius Burdick shot and killed his sister Helene 29 while playing with a shotgun. He retrieved the gun from a kitchen closet and fired accidentally. The baby in her arms was unharmed. The coroner released him after hearing the boy’s account that he did not know the weapon was loaded.
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Albany
Renssalaer
Cornelius Burdicks
Helene
Af Brother
Roosevelt Visits New York National Guard Camp
President Roosevelt fulfilled a promise to visit Squadron C of the New York National Guard at Camp near Huntington Long Island. He toured the encampment with Rev Father York and received the troopers as they paraded. That evening the President Mrs Roosevelt and Kermit rode horseback through the village greeting residents.
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New York
Father York
Oyster Bay
N.Y
President Roosevelt
Squadron C
New York National Guard
Huntington
Long Island
Gal York
Cagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Virginia Harned Silent in Divorce Suit Resting in Mass
Actress Virginia Harned, suing actor E H Rothern for divorce, is taking a rest cure in Athol Massachusetts for a week. Her presence in town only became known today. Harned declined to comment for publication. She previously visited Athol as a guest of Francis Kingdon two years ago.
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Harned
Aithel
Francis Kingdon
Revolution Triumph in Constantinople Surprises World
Abdul Hamid’s regime falls as Young Turks force a bloodless coup. The sultan ally travels unmasked, amid placards torn down in Constantinople and Salonika’s garrison declaring a constitution. Izzet Pasha escapes by ship as reformists seize control, while fears rise over finances and future governance.
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Selamlik
Tam
Enaponlets
Constantinople
Therapia
Marie
Mediterranean
Maria
Izzet
SWITCHMEN INVOKE PRESIDEN OF LABOR CONTROVERSY
Labor leaders Charles PB Neill and Chairman Martin demand presidential intervention amid a Lackawanna Railway switchmen dispute. The fringe text hints at a board member clash and telegraph order tactics.
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Lackawanna Railway
Emleyes
United States
Chinese Seeks Steamship Line Amid Trade Ties
Fragments indicate Chinese interests push for steamship service linked to Siberia and broader trade. Mentions Washington Gas Light Co and a New Jersey Avenue address as context while noting industrial conditions and government reactions.
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Nottée
Gan
New Watash Avenue
Aiet Ieee
Jersey Avenue
Washington Gas-Light CO
Rescued Men Identified After Barnegat Launch Rescue
Atlantic City August report identifies two men as James Wyatt and Walter Arbe of Seaside Park New Jersey after a six hour rescue from a swamped launch off Barnegat shoals. Doctors revived them and they were brought aboard a fishing smack to safety.
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Atlantic City
Barnegat Shoals
James Wyatt
Walter Arbe
Seaside Park
N. J
Barhegat Gtation
Chautauqua Lecture on Wealth and Responsibility
Lieutenant Governor Lewis Chanler of New York spoke to a large audience at Chautauqua on the dangers of millionaire privilege. He warned that wealth, regardless of how earned, creates unwarranted distinction and that media emphasis on the rich fuels public resentment. He attributed this climate to the press rather than to the people.
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Rich
Chautauqua
N.Y
Lewis
Chanler
New York
Thas
Four Negroes Hanged By Mob in Russellville Kentucky
A mob of about 60 lynched four Black men early today near Russellville Kentucky after seizing them from the jail. A note on one body warned residents to quit or face further killings. the coroner ruled death by hanging from unknown parties.
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Rugsellville
Kyi
Hugh Rogers
Butts
Louisville
Rufus Browder
James’ Cunningham
Russellville
Bridal wedding called off in sudden license failure
A planned wedding between a Buffalo suitor and a Bride from Tohristown collapsed when the groom could not obtain a license at the last moment. The ceremony and banquet were arranged with clergy ready to officiate. The bride’s father, working in the Far West, will return in September to finalize the matter.
Encampment Socials Open With Ball and Dinner
District soldiers at Fort Hunt and Fort Washington prepare for next week's maneuvers while ladies host a reception and supper parties. Officers mingle with guests, inspections proceed, and plans for future entertainments unfold amid a formal ball for bachelors at Washington forts.
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River’ View
Marshall Hall
Potomac
Gunner
Maghee
Johnson
Richmond
Sherwood
Bullivan
Bobar
Mercy
Stull
Miller
Terry
Taft
Oehman
Forsythe
Cappe
Bean
Hodgson
Life term for murder of child in Kansas court
Mrs. Sarah Morasch received life imprisonment in Wyandotte County for murdering four year old Ruth Miller, a niece by marriage, by sending poisoned candy by mail to 14 year old Eile Van Meter. The older girl survived after the candy was rejected as intended. Morasch, 48, accepted her sentence with a smile.
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Kansas City
Sarah Morasci
District Court of
Wyandotte County
Kans
Ruth Miller
Secret naval conference ends week at Newport
Special to The Washington Foat Newport British Columbia August 1 The conference at the naval war college on battleship construction ends for the day with Rear Admiral John F Merrell presiding and will reconvene Monday morning No details of outcomes have been learned from Newport and little remains to be discussed before the session ends
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Washington Foat
Newport
B.C
Naval War College
John
Merrell
Monning
Dong
Vote Split Imminent as Labor Leaders Clash Over Bryan
New York Aug 1 Samuel A Brodel of the Industrial Workers of America says less than half of local AFL members will follow Gompers and vote for Bryan. Stodel notes Labor avoids opposing Gompers until Independence League platform is framed. Graft scandal at Murray Hill Lyceum linked to Metropolitan Street Railway franchises emerges amid union tensions.
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Stodel
Industrial Workers
Federation
Independence Party
New York
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Bryan
Samuel A. Brodel
Vic
Industrial Workers of America
Copper Square
Gompers
Independence League
Chicago
Central Federation Union
Dresident Brodel
Ming ‘Gompers
Denver
C. FU
Never Worries Woman Dies at 107 in Chicago
Annie Miskue, long prominent in Chicago as a settlement worker, died yesterday at age 107 after saying she never worried. Born in Poland, she kept a vow to avoid worry through pestilence and death, maintaining a smiling demeanor. She leaves forty grandchildren.
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Annie Deus
Chicago
Annie Miskue
Julius Anixter
Miskue
Poland
Alio
Nantigoke man shot at door in unclear motive
Special to The Washington Poet reports Johna Ducher of Nantigoke fatally wounded at his home doorstep last night. He was called to the door and shot instantly. No motive or shooter identified.
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Washington
Withes-Barre
Pas
Johna Drucher
Nantigoke
Low
Saratoga Lid Off Big Winning for Players
The Saratoga opening night saw heavy gambling losses with the Briggs Whist Club recording $15,000 in losses and Alexander Nolan winning $7,000. Several New York bettors netted $1,000 to $500 while Canfield’s club shut for the season. other houses attracted patrons but kept operations discreet amid a rush of visitors and empty cottages.
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New York
Richard Canfield
Speslakta
Washinzios
Saratoga
Alexander Nolan
the Bridge Mhist Vlub
Joe Wlman
Satutnga
Evenue
Ibmited
Ekg
Tabhauges
Saraogi
Yardtoga Club
Say Consuls Aid Rebels In Honduran Port Action
Special to The Washington Post reports passengers arriving on the steamer John Wilson from Ceiba confieva recount the loss at the port and a later government consolidation. American and two other foreign consuls acted on a summons from Ceiba about two hours before the attack. They visited the revolutionists camp and urged surrender to avoid bloodshed, noting the revolutionists had far fewer men than the government.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
John Wilson
Ceiba Confieya
Hondupis
Anerican
Ceftba
Annealy
Tha
Arrests in White Slavery Case Across Cities
An indictment from a federal grand jury in Chicago led to the arrest of Phillip Martell in New York for importing alien women for immoral purposes. He is held on $300 bail for Monday's examination. In Milwaukee a similar case ties to Giuseppe Rur-Ifno, captured after government charges that Borgchetta. Vacarina was brought into the United States on May 2, 1908 through the port of New York.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Homkel
Phillip Martell
Martell
Milwaukee
Wis
Ifno
Rochester
Borgchetta
Vacarina
Pirates rob fish traps near Point Roberts
Pirates towed a fish trap of the Alaska Packers' Association south of Point Roberts disarmed the watchman, paid and gagged him, then fled with 3000 salmon valued at 2000 dollars. They left the trap open causing a 25 percent increase in thefts afterward. Curis Xander's Pride of Va Port wine advertised at 75 cents per bottle.
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Alaska Packers’ Association
Point Roberts
Curis
Xander
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