Repudiation of A Platt attack over Treasury management Grows
A letter circulated to President Taft and Secretary MacVeagh repudiates Andrew Platt like criticism, praising the Treasury leadership. Signed by former Treasury officials including Charles D. Wren as Repul- Sean national committee chairman, it asserts the attack is unfounded and claims many officials faced similar difficulties with Andrew's statements. The letter contends no confidence in Andrew's charges and emphasizes cordial relations with MacVeagh.
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A. Plattodea
Treasurs
Qooted
Amedals
Departmeritaina
Taft
MacVeagh
Charles D. Wwe
Arew
Repus- Sean National Committee
Fortaring MacVeagh
Asastants
Uhicles Deac Vrton
Farassians
Jaimen Knox Taylor
Ingartes Charles P
Hed Labell
Hreenal Revenue
Hartes 4
Kram
Trasce Department
J. Ho Statph
Bureau of
Aneea
Andrew
MccVraigh
Natinns
Hilles
Republican National Committee
Atout Foundation
The
Treasury
Officials Dispute Treasury Secretaries Reputation
A correspondence series shows Mr Hilles and other officials denying assertions by Mr Andrew about Secretary MacVeagh. Norton denies unauthorized use of his name while Kram and Director Ralph defend the secretarys conduct and impact, noting commissions and savings from reforms.
Senate Votes To Rebuff President In Lorimer Case
Senators clash over the Lorimer affair with Bailey accusing the President of bias and impropriety while Borah defends the executive and calls for restraint. Bailey presses for a vote on his resolution, cites letters, and alleges attempts to influence Senate integrity amid public letters and Roosevelt connections.
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Lorimer
Andrew Johnson
Bailey
Congress
United States
Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Senate
Borah
Sol. Roosevelt
Medill McCormick Leads Illinois Rooseveltians Drive
A Chicago dispatch details Medill McCormick as head of the Roosevelt movement in Illinois, pressuring for Hiram Johnson as vice president while denouncing Taft’s conduct. It notes a broadened state organizing effort, questions on costs and gains, and Lorimer’s expulsion sparking relief among voters.
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Hiram Johnson
Roosevelt
McCormick
Call
Fernin
Glasscock
Bass
Osborn
Johnson
Hadley
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Deneen
Aldrich
Flnois
Mowledge
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Wilson Seeks New Jersey Support After Underwood Talks
In Trenton Gov. Wilson expresses confidence for November, citing a favorable state mood. A lengthy talk with House Democratic leader Oscar Underwood deepens mutual respect, with Underwood predicting Wilson's presidential victory and praising Democratic unity while contrasting GOP weakness.
Special Seagirt trip advances Wilson support by House Dems
Between 150 and 0 Democratic members of the House will travel to Seagirt next Saturday to pledge support to Gov Woodrow Wilson the Democratic presidential nominee. A special train will leave Washington around 9 am and the party will stay until 6 pm. Speaker Clark and Representative Oscar Underwood will accompany the group after arranging the trip. Representative Martin D Foster said they wanted a leader to join the delegation.
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Trenton
N. J
Oscar W. Underwood
House of Representatives
Woodrow Wilson
Country Club
Underwood
Washington
Seagirt
New Jersey
Chicago
House
Clark
Wilson
Martin D. Foster
Hitness
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived in Port
The listing notes several ocean steamers arriving or arriving routes including Wilhelm I from Cleveland and Hamburg, Kroonland from Antwerp harbor, Koenigin Louise from Bremen, Nieuw Amsterdam from Rotterdam, Lusitania from New York, and Kaiserin Auguste Victoria from Cherbourg. Multiple ships head to New York, Rotterdam, Liverpool, and other ports.
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Torle
Wilhelm I
Cleveland
Hamburg
Kroonland
Victoria
Yamburg
Gouthampton
New York
Roosevelt movement calls for state conventions in several states
Roosevelt supporters issued calls for state conventions in Chicago and New Haven to choose delegates to the third party national convention in Chicago. Massachusetts, Connecticut, Illinois, and Minnesota each set dates for state or local gatherings to name electors and discuss full state tickets amid party realignment.
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Connecticut
Herbert Knox Smith
Massachusetts
Chicago
Col. Roosevelt
Gov. Deneen
Taft
Deneen
Roosevelt
Charles B. Merriam
Medill McCormick
Hartford
Conn
Ernest Walker Smith
United States
New Haven
Flavel
Luther
Trinity College
Col
Boston
Theodore Rooosevelt
Faneuil Hall
K .H. Damien
Minneapolia
Minn
Milton D. Purdy
St. Paul
Minnesota
Taft Reelection campaign opens with Hilles in command
Charles D. Hilles, Republican National Committee chairman, heads to New York to organize Taft’s bid for reelection. He may resume White House duties next November and will set up a Chicago West headquarters while staying in touch with leaders. Cabinet discussed Taft’s convention delegates and the draft response. Frederick W. Lehmann bid farewell and introduced successor William M. Bullitt, who was sworn in as solicitor general.
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Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Washington
New York
Taft
Hilles
White House
Hiies
R. V. Qgulahan
New York Sun
Hitles
Chicago
West
National Committee
Frederick W. Lehmann
United States
William M. Bullitt
Louisville
Lehmann
Birdman Hubert Latham Killed by Buffalo in French Sudan
Paris reports aviator Hubert Latham gored to death by a wounded buffalo bull on June 7 while hunting in the French Sudan. He was accompanied by native boys, shot the animal, failed to wound it mortally, and was trampled to death on the Chari River near Bahr es Salamat. News praises his earlier aviation achievements and hero status in France.
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Paris
Hubert Latham
Sudan
Martine Henri Merdin
Equatorial Africa
Latham
Chari River
Bahr-es-Salamat
French Sudan
Lake Chad
France
7 IN MURDER PLOT
A suspect describes years of tension with Rosenthal and explains motives and plans. He contends his mortgage on Rosenthal’s furniture could justify actions and claims the police could soon be cleared with documentary evidence.
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Rosenthal
Libby Fired Shots in Rosenthal Killing Claim
District Attorney Whitman says Thomas Coupe, Elks' Club night clerk, named Libby as the man who killed Rosenthal after examining him. Coupe believes he can identify others involved as arrests occur. Sha piro’s involvement remains unconfirmed, and police chase details are noted.
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Elks’ Club
Washington Post
New York
New York American
Whitman
Thomas Coupe
The
Rosenthal
William Shapiro
Reserves In Crash Between Ozark And Maryland
The Ozark manned by over 100 District Naval Reserve members collided with the Maryland ferry at Hampton Roads. No major damage. passengers panicked briefly but returned after assurance of safety. A naval board investigates responsibility while Ozark resumes training voyage plans.
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Maryland
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railway
Hampton Roads
Navy Department
Robert M. Doyle
Norfolk Navy Yard
Ozark
Cape Charles
United States
Naval Battalion
District National Guard
F. S. Durston
5. W. Stratton
Naval Reserve
Stratton
Washington
Tanger Island
Chesapeake
Naval Militia
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Massachussetts Waters
Thompson The Nominee Nomination News in Huntington West Virginia
William R. Thompson of Huntington was nominated for governor by acclamation at the Democratic State convention. John T. McGraw presented the nomination, after which the convention adjourned. The ticket’s secretary of state race remains contested between William H. Sawyer and Hal W. Depue, with McGraw likely to sway the result. Andrew Wilson withdrew as candidate for State auditor, and G. B. Alexander appears to have a clear field.
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Huntington
W. Va
Wiliam R. Thompson
Thompson
John T. McGraw
Gratton
William H. Sawyer
Summer County
Hal W. Depue
Roanoke County
McGraw
Andrew Wilson
Ohio County
G. B. Alexander
Charleston
WANTS JURIST IMPEACHED FOR MALFEASANCE
John Armstrong Chaloner asks Congress to impeach Judge George C. Holt of the U S district court Southern District of New York for malfeasance. Chaloner says Holt refused a circuit court mandate aiding his case over his sanity and estate worth about 1 500 000. He claims his family blocks his deed of the estate. 6 Southern colleges.
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Richmond
House of Representatives
John Armstrong Chaloner
George C. Holt
United States District Court
Southern District of New York
Chaloner
Holt
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Broomingdale Asylum
Southern Colleges
Blast in mine kills six near Richmond
In Gayton Coal Company mines eighteen miles from Richmond two white men and four black workers were killed in a late afternoon explosion. Names listed as William Donnelly and George Belson among the whites. Thomas Williams Matthew Butts Henry Billups and Norman Cade among the negro victims. Three other black miners were injured.
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Richmond
Gayton Coal Company
William Donnelly
George Belson
Thomas Williams
Matthew Butts
Henry Billups
Norman Cade
Powder Blasting Charge Misfires Wounds None
A blasting powder charge failed to ignite properly causing an explosion with no injuries reported. The incident left investigators uncertain of the cause as no working mechanism was struck.
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Fragmented OCR entry lists multiple names and places Coatings California Elizabeth Coy NS with ministers Whitmore Forrest G Smith 77 and others. garbled data suggests a marriage notice with uncertain details and possible errors in names and locations.
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Coatings
Cal
Marr
DT. McMullan
Elizabeth Coy
N.S
Clarence W. Whitmore
Forrest G Smith
Urle B Brran
Huhaken
NX Cp
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