Fragmented Political Rally Disrupted by Delegates Turmoil
Reported crowd scenes describe a chaotic political gathering where supporters cheered a senator while factions from Ifahd and Wrommy disrupted seating. Indiana Iroquois led by US Attorney John Kealing waved flags as the speech unfolded amid tangled, noisy proceedings and mechanical interruptions.
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Ifahd
Indiana
United States
John Kealing
Mechani
Therta
Teorti
Fairbanks Advises Boomer Restraint in Tempest Time
A fragmented note reports John Fairbanks urging calm and steady leadership during a political upheaval. The text mentions a vice president and a departure, with unclear dates and places, but highlights calls for restraint amid turmoil.
Burrows Keynote Sparks Third Term Speech
The temporary chairman opens with praise for Burrows in a keynote address. He highlights Republican achievements under current leadership and previews future policy, focusing on labor legislation, interstate commerce, and infrastructure while referencing the Philippines Puerto Rico and Cuba as benefits of American policy.
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Nore
Sponte
Meshgutien
Congress
Burrows
Hoots
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Hughes Off to Rhode Island for Amherst Election
A brief item notes Hughes departing for Rhode Island with aim to address the Amherst campus audience. The report mentions a post proved context and references a Thursday government discussion during the afternoon at Brann University.
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Hughes
Rhode Island
Convention Date Changed At Surray School Meeting
The executive committee of the Surray School district moved the convention to November 10 1698 at the Aisttet building. Plans were discussed to emphasize the Sunday School work and to make the gathering a notable feature of the annual event.
Reverend Leeper to be buried at Mononga Court scene
The body of Reverend P Leeper, longtime minister, is sent to his old home for burial. He died in Washington at age eighty nine after a long pastorate at the Methodist Episcopal church in Mononga. The transfer follows decision by the Columbia Judge of Odd Fellows. He had served Mononga lodge for decades and moved to this city in 1900, living there until his death.
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H P Leeper
Bun
Rev P Leeper
Washingtons
Monty Meining
Columbia
Odd Fellows
Thie City
Mononga
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wononga
Protest from New York over injunction plank in platform
New York June 1 The Merchants association of New York sent a telegram to the chairman of the Republican convention protesting against the inclusion of any anti injunction plank in the Republican national platform. Cops of men protested were sent to Representaties Persons and Bennet watch. A request was made that they endorse to obtain united opposition of the New York delegation against any injunction plank.
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New York
Alee
Bennet Watch
United Opposition
New Years
Colored vote in bolt senator Foraker their idol
A 1912 style analysis argues Taft’s stance on disfranchisement of Black voters could split party support. It notes mixed sentiment among Black leaders and Northern voters, with some backing Bryan while others resist Taft. Mentions Bishop Walters, Sen. Foraker, and Browneville as flashpoints shaping allegiance in Southern and border states.
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Eny
Repull
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Mutiayt
Dan Adepen
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Camed
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Reven
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Foraker
Perguson
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Rational
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Uaephia
Todas
Senate
Pmursker
Rao
Brownasville
Senatep
Loiaker
Taii
Fie F&tat
Mike Smnee
New Jerse
New York
Connectiut
Wallers
Nail
Munphy
Jerse
Gilchrist Leads in Florida Democratic Second Primary
In Florida's second Democratic primary, Albert W. Gilchrist of Punta Gorda leads John N. Stockton of Jacksonville for governor by an estimated 601 to 7,000 votes at midnight. Gus Broward and Duncan Fletcher remain close in the major with Fletcher gaining in South Florida and expected to win with a small margin. No definite delegate figures yet.
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Florida
Jacksonville Fla
Albert W. Gilchrist
Punta Gorda
John NC Stochton
Jacksonile
Tate States
Gus Broward
Duncan Fetcver
Fletcher
South Florda
Demver
Platform battle ends with defense of Supreme judiciary
The article notes continued platform battle on page eight, urging no sympathy for stripping courts of constitutional powers. It portrays the courts as safeguards of the republic and civic liberty, with strong ovations signaling how the convention might vote on that plank.
Platform makers at work in labor plank debate
Chicago June 16 committee on resolutions met in the Auditorum Annex to draft planks for the platform. A thirteen member subcommittee was appointed to render disputed questions in detail and finish the document. Mr Fuller presented anti injunction proposals citing rights of labor and jury trials, while manufacturers urged restraint on judiciary. Delegations from New York business circles and Chicago women urged woman suffrage and broader immigration reform, with speakers from Port Worth, Omaha, and various nationalities weighing in on platform directions.
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Chicago
Committee On
Auditorum
A. J. Hopkins
John J Tgew
Iowa
HR Fuller
Broterhords
Fnet Neers
Fuller
Frank Bo Keltogg
Talker Gad
Gaichist Stewart
New York
F Sotewart
Twenty Fifth Regiment of Infantrs
Brownsville
Samuel Cowin
Port Worth
Serena E Payne
New Lab
Imuinst
Mra Henrotin
This
Nits
Jane Addams
Calleago
Barmere
Potten
Iulans
Henry D Clarke
Omaha
Nebr
Debates on Territory Statehood and Inland Waterway Bonds
Committee hearings covered inland waterway improvements with a proposed 500000 dollar two percent bond issue. Advocates urged single statehood for New Mexico, Arizona, and related territories. Speakers included Gov Curry, Judge Rodey, and Congressional Delegate Andrews. Opposition to postal savings banks was voiced by John L Hamilton of the American Bankers Association. Executive session followed, with labor figures Samuel Gompers to be heard next.
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Hallans
Burrows
House of Representatives
Curry
New Mexico
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House
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Ariona
Arizona
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Prescott
Perry Blis
Chicago
John L Hamilton
Sinois
American Bankers Association
Hamilton
Aldrich-Freeland
Commelitee
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Tartaen
Samuel Gampers
Beveridge Resented Aspirant for Temporary Chair
The Indiana delegation chair Beveridge refused to back the motion praising women’s organization and opposed approving the report by Senators Jewell and Burrows. He urged not to second the motion and declined to allow adoption, sparking a tense exchange at the convention.
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Washington Post
Albert Jeremah Bevenage Charman
Indiana
Julns & Burrows
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Peviculge
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Hissist
Prestleat
Lim
Ceonventan
Himi
Maeve
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Permissima
Adepid Ag
Paralyzed student incident at university pool scene
A campus outdoor class incident left student Charles R Saunders paralyzed after a chaotic pool area episode. Several women fled into the swimming pool as panic spread. Saunders attempted to escape, was knocked unconscious, and later rescued. Multiple clergy and local residents listed as witnesses or involved.
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Loverelty
Pennsylvania
Ymnasim
Charles R. Saudders
Strick
Storm Brokr
Tle
Saunders
Sugafer Hous
Wien
Am Lukens
Unders
Philadelphia
Te Winter School of Finance
Health Office Record Deaths Collected to Midnight June 16
The report lists numerous deaths with ages and last-known addresses including Elizabeth Wo Snider 7821 4th st ne aged 1 year, Barna O Brien 38 years, Mrs Zippata Drummond, Annie E B Ready, Susan F Gonder, Sidney Ballingame aged 28, Jacob Mann 40, Asthecine Smith 28, infant of Albert and Alice van Dertanjer, Reymond Hunt, Joban Phillips 76, Mra Tracy Fugee, Augustus Thornett 84, Lillian Jones 19, Margaret Hayes 33, William Hewitt 7, Louise Johnson 3, Mary E Smith 4 months, Harvey Barnes 6 months, Ferdinand Russd 5 months, and others at various addresses and hospitals. Details include hospital affiliations such as Providence Hospital and Children’s Hospital and locations in Washington area.
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Elizabeth
Snider
aLove Aqueuit Bridge
Barna O Brien
Zippata Drummond Sibley
Annie EB
Presbyterian Home
Susan F Gonder
Sid
Nmne
Sidney Ballingame
Rhode Island
Jacob
Solemn Memorial Roll Call For Departed Members
A solemn memorial service recalls deceased members of the Pathias of the Pystret lodge. The event lists thirty three names on the roll, with music, prayers, and a benediction by Grand Chancellor Woodward. Numerous lodge officers and visiting Brethren attend, wreaths are laid, and a closing ode is offered by Justus H. Rathbone.
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Girard
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Andrews
John S Precott
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Alward Welster
David Pollock
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Sparr
Nien
Sherwood Capital
Melick “Merete
Parella Columbu
Hawkins Amaranth
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