Antis Stay Apart Judge Wants No Office
The article reports on factional drama around Judge Gray and Bryan faction realignments. It notes opponents press for first place, while Bryan supporters consider vice presidential possibilities, with Johnson and Gray camps debating alliances and futures. Prominent figures include Frederick B. Lynch and D W Lawler, asserting Johnson will not seek second place.
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Gray
Johnson
Brian
Wrgan
Lynehl
Go. Johnson
Marvel
Bryan
Pilgrims at Fairview Rally Split on Denver Ties
In a sprawling discussion on the Denver convention and the anti Bryan faction, candidates Towne and Breen surface amid platform debates and civic maneuvering. Reports mention rail plans and travel logistics from Washington to Philadelphia and Lehigh Valley routes.
Taft Vorys Meeting Sets July 8 Hot Springs Decision
Taft and his Ohio manager Vorys met at length in Washington as the campaign talks intensified. Taft said the chairmanship decision would be settled July 8 at Hot Springs after meetings with national and state party officials. Other visitors reported strong GOP optimism about Ohio and the West, with possible names like Long of Kansas and Merrick of Ohio discussed for national roles.
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Taft
War Office
Arthur J Wory
Eshelby
Cincinnati
John A Stewart
Ueew York League of Republican Club
Gene At
Vory
Washington
Vorvs
Mits
Far & Ein
Clarence
Neahy
Hot Springs Juiz
Laft Liunched
Het Spings
Tr Jaft
Ghaun
Nina UN
Pres Nl
Vr Taft
Ohis
Ohig
Bet
Judge Taft
Wasdo
Andris Chiomangier
Vorys
Charles P Taft
West
Mrorys
National Committee
Mr Vorys
Senator Long
Kansas
President
Herrick
Ndt
Loushlby
Cinemnati
Bushel
New York
Baltarere
John A
Bryan
Denver
Admiral Rockwell Dead After Forty Years in Navy
Rear Admiral Charles H. Rockwell, who retired after forty years of service, died at age 68. He began as an ensign in 1882, commanded ships including the Yantic and the cruiser Ghingo, served at Mare Island Yard, Port Reval, and as lighthouse inspector, culminating as commander and then rear admiral before his death July 1.
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Chicago
Statham Moss
Charles HE Rockwell
Taisy
Applex
el Feeskwell
Mayy
WSG
Ghingo
Charles H Rckwell
Chitham
Read Admiral Rodgers
Portsmouth Navy Yard
James Town
Afikean
Agin
War College
Yantic
Port
Reval S
Mare Island
Castle
Rea
Admiraan
Jacobson Heads Ticket at Minnesota GOP Convention
The Minnesota Republican convention nominated Jacobson of Madison for governor by acclamation after rivals withdrew. The lead remark mocked him as a man who eats pie with a knife. Other nominees were announced for secretary of state treasurer attorney general and railway and warehouse commissioners.
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St Paul Minn
Minnesota
Jacob 1 Jacobson
Madison
Giverno
Jacobon
Edward T Young
Samuel Snider
Moneapolis
Joel Heatwole
Ben
Winona County
Frank Eddy
Bank Center
Jacobson
Adolph O Ebarhardt
Mankato
Julius A Sehmahl
Redwood Falla
Treasuer
Clarence C Dinehart
Slayton
George T Simpson
Winona
Ira B Mills
Moorhead
Charles 1
Bumquist
Rush Cil
Simpson
Elmuist
Whichey
Terrapin Reveals Civil War Era Carved Message
A dry land terrapin found in La Plata Maryland bears an inscription from 1862 during the Civil War era. Quartermaster Charles H E Milton and Miss Jane D Maddox courted near Chanel Point and Bel Alton. The shell bears initials and a date tied to that courtship. John D Maddox, nephew of the Milton family, later found a terrapin with the same inscription while in a field on the Maddox farm.
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Spreial
Washington Post
la Plata
Chanel Point
Quartermaster Charles EH Milton
Bel Alton
Jane D Maddox
Milton
Miss Maddox
John D Maddox
Poison Plot Ties a Society Couple to Dr Wilson Poisoning
Philadelphia reports a complex murder mystery tied to a planned crime against Dr Wilson. Authorities seek a man and a woman, with a possible Atlantic City link, as post inspectors trace where a poison bottle was mailed and a self defense brief implies a premeditated scheme involving a cyanide poison and a forged letter.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
District Electric Railway Commission Formed by ICC
Interstate Commerce Commission creates the District Electric Railway Commission to supervise Washington street railways with three citizen appointees Gen John M Wilson Henry L West and Thomas W Smyth serving without pay The group will investigate complaints issue orders and report to ICC with hearings set to begin today in the new nine fed building offices at 14th and F NW In a press note ICC praises the appointees and outlines planned regulations and structure for the new watchdog body.
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John M. Wilson
Henry L. West
Thomas W. Smyth
Electrc Railway Commission
Washington
John M Wilson
Board of Trade
Henry L West
Thomas W Smith
District Electric Railway Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Commission
Congress
Wilson
Charman
Anet
Ners Ate Merece Commission
Thor
Distr
Lane
Pases
Intersta E Commerce Commission
Detree Electric Railway Commission
Citzens
Ergstwood
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Brightwood
The
Connecticut Avenue
Stic T Northwest
Nathanel Wilson
Washington Bar Association
John M Whison
United States Army
Thomas W. Smith
West
Monuie
Interstate Commercs Commission
Opera Ton
Commerc Commission
Commission
Buiding
F Strets
Rail Commission
Local Commission
Interstate Commerce Commissio
Commerce, Commission
Cholera Spreads to Nueva Ebija from Pangasinan
Cholera resurfaces in Pangasinan and Nueva Ebija after festival events. Authorities restrict outbreak to one town while Pangasinan and Capiz report seriousness. Manila remains free of the disease.
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Manila
Pangasinan
Nueva Ebija
Pangesinan
Capiz
Orchard Not to Hang Prefers Gallows to Prison
Boise Idaho July 1 The sentence commuted today for Harry Orchard who was to be hanged Friday for the murder of Governor Steunenberg at Caldwell Idaho December 18 1899 and a few weeks later confessed his guilt to James McParland a detective said he was employed to commit the crime by officers of the Western Federation of Miners As a result of his confession Charles H Moyer president William Haywood secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners and Charles D Pettibone were arrested. Haywood and Pettibone were acquitted after Orchard testified to the whole sale assassination The case against Moyer was dismissed Orchard was indicted separately and found guilty of murder in the first degree The board of pardons recommended clemency as Orchard had told the truth at the trials and deserved the service he had rendered The pardon board unanimously approved commutation to life imprissonment The second part notes a portrait of Mrs Craigie in London and Alfred Crarye portrait medallion unveiling at University College and a replica destined for the United States.
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Porson
Wilson
Atlantic City
Mie Wilson
Miss McDougal
Oxford
William McCulley
Rusng Sun
Gallagher
Coroner 3
Police Department
New York
New
Central Office
Frank A Paul
Phladelphia
Philadelphia
Jana
Nai
Boise Idaho
Stace
Harry Orchard
Wargeid
Sons
Frank Sleumenberg
Imp Ionner
Ufe
Orchard
Gov Steunenberg
Caldwel Idaho
Ty James McParland
Serine
Western Federton
Viers
Charles H Mover
Walliam Haywood
Easurer
Western Federation of Minerta
Charles D. Pettibone
John Sumplins
Ed i
Haywoot and Pettibone
Gianst Moyer
Wood
Board of Pardons
Haywood
Pettibone
Piraon Board
Gov Gooding
Lansdon
Guhen
Frank Wyman
Orcherd
Tal
Onis
Craigie
London
University College
Lord Curgon of
Kecheston
Alfred Crarye
George Olfier Hobbes
United States
Mia Craigie
University College 1
One Man Rule Favored In District Government Debate
The letter column discusses replacing the district's multi commission system with a single executive. Supporters include George B. McClellan and Carlton McCarthy, while Albany's Mayor Charles H. Gaus praises the move. San Francisco's Edwin H. Pillsbury notes issues with current operations and urges clear accountability, and local real estate firm leaders express varied views.
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George B Mcclellan
New York
Albany
Charles H Gaus
Irea
Gaus
Tanstriet of Columbia
Thomas Wheeler
the Telegraphsi
Times
Eaward R Taylor
San Francisco
Cannbla
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