Compromise Gains Allies Yet Gains No Real Unity
Delegates wrestle at national Republican convention over seating 14 Southern contests and party control. Talks with Speaker Cannon allies and factions address how many seats to award, with plans hinging on established delegates and electoral votes while tensions rise between rival camps and regional pressure.
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New Orleans Invites Candidates For Democratic Nomination
The New Orleans Progressive Union invites Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota and William J. Bryan to address Louisiana voters in April. Invitations were sent today by a nonpartisan group including leading state Republicans and figures such as Taft and Hughes.
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Modern Pace Is Killing
Boston June 9 An address before the climatological society of the American Climatological Association argues that heart disease mortality in the United States is rising. Dr Thomas Arlington, a health advocate from New York, cites statistics showing high deaths from heart disease and warns that lax physical standards and weakened constitutions threaten national vigor.
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Peace With Industry Source of National Security
Secretary Straus defends present day commercial spirit as the nation’s backbone arguing commerce, prosperity, and active trade foster peace. He notes a National Council of Commerce will coordinate industrial and commercial groups and that a new era of organized foreign trade strengthens national security and economic power.
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Princeton Endowment Gift Expected From Mrs Sage and Club
Washington Post reports a major endowment gift to Princeton University, centering on a sum to be added to the university fund. Mrs Russell Sage is named as donor of 350000, with a large contribution from an alumni association, forming one of Princeton’s largest single gifts. The announcement is anticipated the week of the release.
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GORTELYOU IN RACE SEEK PEACE IN NEW YORK
Secretary Cortelyou positions himself for a vice presidential boom amid GOP shifts toward New York for a ticket spot. Taft Roosevelt Hughes allies weigh feasibility while Guild signals receptive mood though not seeking nomination.
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Accused of Looting Bank In Pittsburgh
Information filed before U S Commissioner Lindsay charges A Ataffer former discount clerk at Allegheny National Bank with aiding and abetting cashier William Montgomery in embezzling about 200000. Ataffer arrested at Sewickley home and posted 50000 bond for appearance. The case traces back to 1906 amid broader bank failures and disclosures touching Allegheny National.
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Belmont Rapidly Sinking
Belmont in Newark as physicians and family report a terminal condition with fluctuating vitals. Morning rally followed by a sudden spell at noon, temporary revival, then a rapid decline from 3 to 5 pm. Family and doctors anticipate death as the patient remains weak thereafter.
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Steel Prices Down At Last After Steel Conference
Judge Elbert H Gary announces a general price reduction agreement among major steel interests on finished steel products. Conference attendees include large producers and independent mills. Iron ore prices may drop soon. revisions target rivets, steel cars, plates, structural iron, merchant pipe, and other items.
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Poisoning at Paris Automobile Club Banquet Kills One
A banquet of the Automobile Club in Paris left three dozen attendees affected by ptomaine poisoning. The Marquis de Dion, president of the club, is among the poisoned. a dish of duck is blamed for the contamination and one person has died with many others in serious condition.
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Allen Not Poisoned Says Chemist Report to Coroner
New York June 9 The pool room keeper known as The Allen died May 13 and a chemist told the coroner the death was not due to poison. A relative had alleged poisoning after Allen’s death.
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King Edward and Nicholas Meet in Reval Bay Naval Pageant
Emperor Nicholas and King Edward exchanged greetings aboard the Standart and Victoria and Albert during a ceremonial escort in Reval Bay. The visit showcased a diplomatic tilt toward friendship with Russia, while Britain and Russia planned future talks on Persia Tibet Afghanistan and the Macedonian issue. Diplomatic dispatches from London noted no secret plans. the talks aim to ease tensions and explore joint solutions amid shifting European alignments.
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Bank Spirit Involves Hidden Miners and Midnight Seiners
A district attorney alleges a bank heist scheme involving deputy miners and midnight seizers who promised investments using securities left for safekeeping. The events unfolded at a Calferriy Bate Depmsitant led by Tryst Crnipars and others, with claims of rigged deposits and covert schemes. The trial of Bartrett Wines has begun.
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Defender fires pistol to save presidential cat
Special to The Wasiinate reports June 9 at Post Courtland that Miss Matt ce isler, granddaughter of John Tyler, prevented a would be killing of her cat by Roger Whitfield. As Whitfield aimed to shoot the pet, Mrs Tyler appeared with a pistol and warned that she would shoot in defense. The cat survived.
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Court hears plea in murder case with uncertain names
A defendant pleads for execution in a case involving the alleged murder of his wife. The judge, identified as Bean, declines the request and indicates further proceedings are needed. Names and trashed OCR renderings blur details but the core issue is the court's response to an execution demand.
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Acquitted Of Murder In Amherst County Infringed Incident
In Amherst County this morning Os ar Baldacle a miler averlint and farriet was discharged. The report says Baldeck and Jim attempted to recruit others to join them. Police were informed and sought to arrest Jenkins near Statdrek in the woods where the event occurred.
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Fatal Altercation In Breathitr County Involving Rival
Reported in Breathitr County a wife killed by her rival amid a domestic dispute. The assailant, Teunglor kyo Jones-Mra from Munsi, struck Nel Wax Terry and surrendered after the fatal injury. Authorities state motive involved a deserted marriage and a dispute with Mrs Murmill.
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Sister fires four shots in案 Wisconsin street confrontation
Eugene Green, a Greenville Wisconsin resident, was shot four times in the afternoon by his sister in law Mrs Ann Campbell in front of the Imobel Cottage on Park Place. Green was on the street agitating with Campbell’s husband when she rushed from her house and opened fire, leaving him critically wounded. Washington Storage Co Inc advertises modern fireproof storage facilities.
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Inspector Blames Hasty Construction in City Collapse
An inspector attributes a collapse at the Twentieth and P Streets site to rushed and faulty work. Several people are injured as the structure, intended for 30 families, tumbles down. The owner faces accusations of attempting a rapid build within weeks instead of months.
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Collapse of Seven Story Brick Building After rushed construction at Maventieth and P streets
A Washington building at Maventieth and P streets, owned by Thomas H Pickford, collapsed at 1:39 AM after rapid height growth. Six injured, eight fatalities feared, and an inquest opened as experts blamed hasty construction and poor reinforcement for the fall.
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