Hearst Independence League Convention Opens Amid Roaring Crowd
Delegates march in as Hearst supporters press for an anti injunction and referendum plank. The convention signals a new party effort with calls for broad electoral inclusion, naming Hearst as a central figure while critics warn of campaign tactics. The hall erupts in applause as Hearst takes the platform and seeks to rally the masses across states.
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San Wien
Indpendence Party Speech Calls for a New Political Force
William R Hearst as temporary chairman of the Independence Party opened its national convention in Philadelphia. He urged a new party to preserve the fathers' government, criticize old parties, and unite patriots to defend liberty against monopolies and compromised platforms. He stressed Jeffersonian roots and the need for a party representing American citizens against trusts and privilege.
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Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Taft backs Ohio Republicans as Foraker question unsettled
Taft publicly aligns with Ohio Republicans pledging full support and praising the state ticket while warning against overconfidence. A special five member committee will decide whether to invite Senator Foraker to speak at Youngstown's campaign opening, with options for unconditional or conditional invitation or exclusion. Enthusiasm runs high among Taft loyalists as party leaders seek unity amid leadership shifts and internal contests.
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Cincinnati Oho
William Howard Taft
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Taft
Vérys
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Williams
Central
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Judge Tate
Ohio
Linton
Walter Brown
Henry Williams
Judge Taft
Guv Harris
A I Vorys
Bryan Leads the Goat Sees White House at Ak-Sar-Ben
Des Moines reports detail William J Bryan addressing the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha Nebraska. The event blends a nonpartisan reception with a flag raising by the Creighton Marching Club and a staged White House view. Bryan lauds Creighton and denounces Republican leaders while outlining Denver platform reforms.
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Striking Opening of Lake Michigan Convention Draws Crowds
A historic gathering on the shores of Lake Michigan fills the main floor as delegates arrive slowly amid hot weather and crowded galleries. The mood is hopeful for a new volume about a people’s struggle to govern themselves, with strong public support for the proceedings.
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New York
Knight in Motley: Hearst Bryan Sparks Republican Debate
Nebraskan figure Bryan described as a knight in motley risks prompting party anger as critics accuse him of free companionship. The Republican stance brands the speech as brazenly profitable infamy amid heated political rhetoric.
Taft Club Spells Taft in Richmond Parade
In Richmond Indiana on July 27 a Taft marching club forms the name Taft in letters using 63 men under Capt Paul Comstock. The group can rearrange from seven lines to four divisions to showcase the message as campaign activity.
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Chicago
Judge Landis May Face Suit Over Imprisonment
Special to The Wethington Chicago July 27 Judge Kenezaw M Landis of the U S district court likely will be sued for 500000 damages for false imprisonment Daniel F Keller a former army captain jailed at Fort Leavenworth last Saturday by Judge Landis for stealing government checks Keller’s lawyers W A Adams and W M Yeatman say Landis issued a mandamus despite writs of supersedeas and error from Judge Grosscup Habeas corpus will be sought tomorrow Keller may be moved from Leavenworth back to Chicago later this week The feud between Judges Landis and Grosscup deepened after Grosscup wrote the appellate court decision overturning Landis 29400000 fine against Standard Oil Company
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Scotty Out Of Funds In San Francisco Mystery
Special to The Washington Post reports Scotty, long known for lavish San Francisco parties, left St Francis Hotel last Thursday owing two days’ board and has not been seen since. He boasted a trunk of ore worth ten thousand, but smelting houses denied any deal. Scotty left with his brother and an unnamed man.
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Murderous 14-year-old street killer in Jersey City
In Jersey City this morning a 14-year-old known as Mugsy Reynolds stabbed Italian street singer Peter Basha nell to death after a dispute over a 10 cent dime. The victim, nicknamed Petey, was a year older and died on the street as Mugsy fled the scene.
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Chauffeur Use Exempts Owner From Damages, Court Says
New York court rules automobile owners are not liable for damages when the car is used by a chauffeur for a pleasure trip not connected to the master’s business. Justice Clarke states the owner’s liability hinges on consent to the chauffeur’s use.
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Auto Tragedy Kills Two in Long Island Crossing
Special to The Washington Post reports a car owned by Charles I Robinson with his son Lloyd Lydia Townsend Beatrice Eddy and chauffeur Arthur Smith struck by a Long Island Rail Road express near Glen Head station. Townsend and Smith die. Robinson and Eddy bruised. Driver Smith attempted to climb the hill to the crossing unaware of the oncoming train.
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Beatrice Eddy
Arthur Smith
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Dutch move to chastise Venezuela sparks Monroe Doctrine debate
State Department officials fear European powers may back Venezuela or demand apologies after the expulsion of the Dutch minister in Caracas. Curacao’s decrees against Dutch trade, a Dutch gunboat mobilization, and curtailment of Curaçao commerce heighten the row. Public protests in Willemstad show Dutch sentiment. analysts warn Holland’s actions could threaten Puerto Cabello and La Guaira unless territory is defended.
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Launching a New Party Hearst Sounds the Keynote
Hearst delivers the keynote as the issue announces the launch of a new political party. The page highlights speeches and the political strategy shaping the movement.
Swindlers' big coup linked to Tennessee timber deal in Boston fight scheme
Frederick Holzwagen, Scranton hotel proprietor, met a New Yorker patron Charles Weber and a Boston syndicate led by Lane to float a timber funds deal in Tennessee. They planned a private boxing match in Boston with a supposed Cudahy backers crew, staged bets, then vanished. Police identify aliases Deafy Morris and Frederik Gondolff as key impostors.
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New York
Frederick Holzwagen
St Charles
Scranton
Juntu
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Weber
Tennessee
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Gandolff
Bonaparte In Council With Justice Officials At Lenox Mass
Special to The Washington Post reports Attorney General Bonaparte arranging a conference with Department of Justice officials and with track Kellogg of Minnesota, the prosecutor in the Standard Oil case. The group will stay several days to review the U.S. Court of Appeals decision and plan steps for a retrial.
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Washington Post
Lenox Mass
Bonaparte
Department of Justice
Xrack B Kellogg
Minnesota
Department
United States Court of Appeals
Pranks and Patrols at Fort Washington Camp
Gloomy weather pounds Fort Washington and Fort Hunt as District guards drill in coast defense. Capt Samuel Forsythe loses his sword to a lightning strike while men inspect guns and guard duties. Brig Gen Harries tours Fort Washington and Capt Mitchell lectures on infantry patrols as rain-soaked militiamen endure mud and discomfort.
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