Compromise Gains Allies in National Republican Strategy
The piece reports on Republican tensions and alliances at a national convention, noting McHarg of Washington backing the compromise approach, and factions from Southern states pressing for seating contests. It describes internal committee battles, potential chair selections, and the push to seat regularly elected delegates while managing discord over contests and alignment with Speaker Cannon.
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Fleplans
All Candidates Invited in New Orleans for Democratic Nominating Talk
The New Orleans Progressive Union invites Gov John A Johnson of Minnesota and William J Bryan to address Louisiana voters in April. The union, nonpolitical and including leading Republicans, also invited Taft, Gen Hughes, Vice President Fairbanks, Speaker Cannon, and Senator Knox to speak. Advices say Cal Henry Watterson heads to Lincoln to confer with W. Bryan.
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Modern Pace Is Killing
Boston June 9 An address before the American Climatological Association by Dr Thomas Parlington cites high death rates from heart disease in the United States. He argues social and material progress push Americans toward poorer health and urges reforms to sustain vigor.
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Peace with Industry Source of National Security
A Washington Chamber of Commerce address defends modern prosperity and active trade as the nation’s core strength. Secretary Straus emphasizes commercialism over conquest, urges a National Council of Commerce to unite industry and commerce, and notes plans for an overseeing office in Washington with a new leadership slate.
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Big Plum for Princeton Endowment Gift Reported in Washington Post
Circulation in The Washington Post suggests Princeton University will receive a major endowment boost. Mrs Russell Sage is named as donor for a large portion, with the remainder from an academy association totaling significant funds. The gift would rank among the largest ever to Princeton.
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Aladmi
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Gortelyou in Race Seek Peace in New York
Secretaries Cortelyou staff push for Vice Presidential boom to balance ticket at Chicago convention. Roosevelt and Taft viewed cautiously. New York backers cite labor vote, disaffection issues, while Gov Guild signals receptive mood and seeks to shape the convention.
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Bank Looting Accusation Sparks Arrest in Sewickley
A former Altiffer, ex-discount clerk at Allegheny National Bank, faced a United States Commissioner on June 9 with a warrant for arrest on charges of aiding and abetting cashier William Montgomery in embezzling about $200,000 from the bank. He posted a $50,000 bond for appearance and his alleged misdeeds trace to early 1906 amid a broader banking collapse involving Allegheny National’s funds.
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Belmont Rapidly Sinking At Deathbed
The Washington Post reports Belmont, under physician and family watch, at death's door for days. Morning showed possible rally, then a sudden spell, then renewed weakness by midafternoon. Despite brief pulse strength, by 5 pm he was gravely weak and remained so for hours as his heart stayed near the bedside.
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Steel prices fall after steelmakers meet in New York
Judge Elbert H Gary of United States Steel Corp announced a general price reduction for finished steel products after an all day conference of major steel manufacturers in New York. Iron ore prices are expected to drop soon. several specific product cuts were listed, with hopes no broad wage cuts follow.
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Imbert Ho Guiry
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Pittsburg Structural
Bittsburg Merchant
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Junge Gary
Poisoning at Paris Automobile Club Banquet Kills Marquis de Dion
Three hundred people attended a Paris banquet of the Automobile Club when ptomaine poisoning struck. The Marquis de Dion, president of the club, is among the dead and many more are seriously ill after a duck dish was served.
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Allen Not Poisoned Says Chemist to Coroner
New York June 9 The death of The Allen the pool room keeper on May 13 was not due to poison according to a chemist report to the coroner. A relative had alleged poisoning after his death.
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King Edward and Emperor Nicholas Meet in Revel Harbor
King Edward and Emperor Nicholas greeted by cheering crowds as Russian and British vessels formed a naval pageant. The visit included aboard exchanges with the Standart and Victoria and Albert, a display of goodwill, and discussion foreshadowing talks on Persia Tibet Afghanistan and Macedonian questions.
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Spooks Run Bank Aide In Calferry Bank Heist Trial
A district attorney says a bank heist involved spiritualists and trust figures, with Tryst Crnipars and Bartrett wines among conspirators. Key figures including Molt J Ta tat and Jas Goild are named as conspirators who moved securities and investment funds. The trial of Bartrett wines has begun.
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Defends Cat With Pistol At Courtland Shootout
Special to The Wasiinate reports a dramatic incident in Courtland on June 9. Miss Mattie Tyler, granddaughter of former president John Tyler, intervened as Roger Whitfield aimed to kill a household cat owned by Wiss byl r. Tyler drew a pistol and warned Whitfield he would be shot if the cat was harmed. The cat survived the attempted shooting.
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Court Petitions Hang Him In Murder Case
Local court hears plea claiming the defendant murdered his wife. The judge, Judge Bean, appears unable to grant the requested sentence and notes the difficulty in giving such a fate. The report emphasizes the defendant’s plea and the court’s response.
Acquitted of murder in Amherst County woods incident
An acquittal decision follows an ingest in Amherst County involving individuals named Baldeck and Jim. The article references a disordered account of an event in Wing Grove with claims of an arrest of a man named Jenkins at Statdrek in woodland surroundings, amid racial language and unclear charges.
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Baldeck
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WIFE Kills Rival in Breathitr County Dispute
A woman fatally harms her rival in Breathitr County after a dispute over a deserted marriage. The assailant surrendered after fleeing to the home of Magistrar Toler where the motive centered on a wife's alleged actions.
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Magistrar Toler
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Sister Fires on Brother in Greenville Dispute
Eugene Green, resident of Park Place Greenville Wisconsin, was shot and critically wounded this afternoon by his sister in law Mrs Ann Campbell. The pair were in front of the Imobel cottage when Mrs Campbell rushed from her house and fired four shots at Green. The incident occurred amid a domestic quarrel in a neighborhood setting.
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Inspector Blames Hasty Construction for Street Crash
A building at Twentieth and P Streets collapsed injuring several. An inspector cites rushed, faulty work and an owner accused of attempting a rapid build that normally would take months. The structure was intended to house 30 families.
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Seven Story brick and steel building collapses in Washington
A building at the southwest corner of Twentieth and P streets, owned by Thomas H Pickford, collapsed after a rushed height increase from five to seven stories. Six workers were injured. officials blamed hasty construction and green concrete, with fractures and buckled columns. Demolition ordered pending inquest and safety review.
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