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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
16
In Chicago chaos unfolds as Hitchcock declares Taft on first ballot. Cannon’s spokesman denies claims of 390 votes. Farrbirks and others discuss committee fears and rising concerns over alleged misconduct amid hostile language and rising scandals.
Fragmented political dispatch outlines Maryland state conventon backing Bryan amid a heated convention scene. The report highlights competing factions, alleged crookedness, and a call for reform as delegates weigh support and potential gains in the forthcoming contest.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an event in Arens Rue Sity with tickets for many East Stile social groups. It mentions October timing and requests for support or participation, but the readable details are severely garbled and uncertain.
Eugene Zimmermen denounces as false a report that the Duchess of Manchester supported socialist causes. The event cites a June convention in Little Rock Arkansas where statewide prohibition and opposition to violence were declared.
Delegates from Maryland arrive in Denver uninstructed as Bryan supporters push for half the state's seats. The convention erupts in uproar amid attempts to secure endorsements for a Nebraskan candidate. A unit rule is enforced, delivering four of sixteen Maryland delegates. pandemonium ends amid agitated disputes over representation.
The Maryland delegation to the Denver convention is chosen and aligned with the Democratic platform. Key figures named include Gov A L Cinthers Attorney General JT Stans State frazier Morris L Vandiv and district delegates from eastern and other districts. The platform pledges loyal support to the national Democratic ticket and outlines county delegate selections and rules.
Revision of the War of States theme centers on centralization and regulation of interstate commerce to ease the people from legal trusts. Maryland delegation supports Gray and the Duwarein mor tier candidate, asserting strong backing for the league and its political strategy.
Marguerite Luler, a thirteen year old from Tast 1 street, helped two children escape a fire on a third floor in Pale Wisconsin. She acted quickly, carried a child from the window, and aided others before returning to assist more trapped people.
In Washington to hear Wu Tam Bryan led a large party to Lexington with many cars and a train of followers. William Hoo posed among the attendees as Bryan spoke. The event drew attention as Mansfield theater was mentioned and names of notable figures surfaced amid the crowd.
Georgia voters face a crowded primary as Governor Hoke Smith runs against three opponents led by Joseph M Brown. Eleven congressional districts show incumbents defending seats amid a governor’s contest. Opponents target several named incumbents including Griggs, Anderson, Rodenb, and Mayson with multiple clashes noted on the campaign trail.
In Mobile Alabama on June 3 Voile County voted against a one mill tax to fund public schools as anti prohibitionists carried the city and county. The recent Alabama legislature had deprived the county of $8,000 yearly from liquor taxes, leaving schools with little support and threatening salaries and terms.
In Morocco near here June 2 3 tribesmen with Cherifian troops clashed with Anfloos forces under Gen Bagdani. Heavy losses reported. Voiceless dispatch notes Moors victorious and Tougouis disarray. Rabat garrison reinforced by regulars. Also a brief plug for Watch Us Grow and transport line schedules.
Andros Baigan of Plymouth pursued Josephlin Blateky for years and finally married Tim After he arranged a ceremony she canceled twice in the prior month The latest delay came hours before the wedding Then Baigan had Blateky arrested for larceny of 190 dollars alleging she kept his money The case centers on a disputed marriage and alleged theft with the couple and witnesses cited in court proceedings.
Delegates from Louisiana face internal strife as wills and representation clash at Baton Rouge. Rumors of a contested delegation and possible seating fights surface ahead of the state convention, with names including Blanchard and others under scrutiny.
A heated session discusses strengthening nos patent laws to curb drug patenting techniques. The House votes on a resolution urging action by multiple departments as Charles A Reed and others push for tighter controls on pharmaceutical patents and related processes. The alert notes health officials at Washington weigh the issue amid ongoing debates on policy and enforcement.
The submarine Octopus, undergoing official acceptance trials under the Naval Board of Inspection and Survey, is recommended for acceptance after exceeding speed requirements. The underwater reactor, alone, exceeded the limits, while the overall test run averaged 12 knots over the course.
Mrs Mary Pooerman and her three children were found dead early today at their home after asphyxiation from a detached rubber gas-stove tube. Neighbors say a neighborhood party for the oldest daughter's birthday ended about 10 oclock last night and nothing more was seen or heard until the discoveries this morning.
Rev Frederick Joseph Kreman of New York elected bishop to succeed the late Bishop Leighton Coleman by the Delaware diocesan convention. Clergy cast 11 votes for Kinsman and 4 for Rex Robert Copland of Baltimore. Delegates confirmed nomination by a vote of 13 to 3. Dr Konsman is professor of history at the General Theological Seminary, New York.
Curtis Guha Jr. reports a party split as John Hore Hammond may withdraw from the Republican vice presidential race. The Guild faction believes Hammond is strong enough to accept the nomination despite concerns over personal ties influencing the selection.
In Ohio and Arkansas names surface in a fragmented report. Delegates discuss David R Francis of Missouri for vice president as a boycott on the statewide prohibition measure moves to the legislature and then to the people. Noted figures include John J and Thomas H Kuhn.
Richest American John D Rockefeller hosts Cardinal Logue at James Butler's Pocantico residence. They greet, pose for photos, and discuss etiquette and country estate as reporters capture the moment. The visit underscores Rockefeller's cordial access and interest in Irish church affairs.
Returns from Iowa primaries showWilliam Allison leading the Republican ticket for U S Senate with a large majority. Des Moines candidates appear set for key posts including Governor and Lieutenant Governor others noted include Prouty in the Senate race and Murphy as an opposing state official. Democrats hope to gain ground as factional lines sharpen after recent legislative clashes over mining taxes and state spending.
Taft High School cadets drew cheers as they won the prestigious drill trophy. Captain Ernest Wise led the winning company with polished maneuvering while Second Lieutenant Wooalorr and Captain Wise received warm congratulations. The Taft business contingent praised the performances as the crowd roared with school spirit and pride.
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