Poison Plot Victim Dr William Hobson Dies in Ale
Philadelphia June 299 Authorities promise sensational murder case as Dr William Hobson dies after drinking cyanide laced ale. Autopsy confirms poisoning. letter claiming a sample beer from Peter Schemm Brewing Company turned out false. Police investigation continues.
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Bryan Silent as Convention Nears
Washington Post report says William J Bryan refuses interviews as the Dense convention approaches. Judge Black from Washington weighs in on labor injunctions and a labor plank. Pilgrims in autos push for a good roads platform. Bryan’s stance remains guarded, telegraphed statements preferred. observers predict a strong anti-injunction plank at Denver.
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Municipal vote in Panama favors Obaldia ticket
In Panama on June 29 partisans backing Obaldia swept municipal elections with strong showings in Calon Carle and Panama provinces. Arias supporters barely carried ToHoga Chame and were defeated in Chorrera where Arias farms exist. Veragua featured mixed candidate lists and Los Santos districts heavily backed Obaldia. No overall provincial returns yet. Niagara excursions from Washington to Niagara Falls depart July 2 with liberal stopovers and return within fifteen days. Baltimore and Ohio offers multiple daily trains to Annapolis from Union Station.
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Troops to border to aid Mexican revolt report
In Mexico a border crisis widens as Yaquis contact rebels and Diaz forces push toward Torreon. In Texas, Taft orders troops under Brig Gen Myer to aid civil authorities at Del Rio and El Paso to curb potential revolts and support neutrality, with cross border pursuit of hostile bands as needed.
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Revolt Advance Reported Across Mexican Interior
From Monclova to Sabinas, revolutionists push through the region. Federal troops arrive at Monclova settling nerves as telegraphed hopes high for captures of six towns including Viesta Las Vacas Jiminez Mata morosa San Pedro and Pelota. Labrada and Arajua flee offices and go into hiding amid talks of army defections.
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Bryan big victory for Simmons tailors Tarheels
Senior Senator elected delegate at large by a vote of 840 to 13 with only 194 votes against the endorsement. Nebraskan Republicans are urging circuit judge Pritchard for the Republican nomination.
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North Carolina party picks ticket and plans Denver trip
The North Carolina State Dampership convention endorsed a full slate for state offices including Grimes for secretary of state Lacey for treasurer Dixon for auditor and Bickett for attorney general Aycock for corporation commissioner and Joy for superintendent of public instruction Young for insurance commissioner and others. Senator Simmons was nominated at large but opposition to instruction faded. Asheville reports strong GOP effort to persuade Judge Pritchard to run for governor, with telegrams from Republicans and Democratic critics alike, citing his labor and prohibition support and wage stance on the Seaboard Air Line.
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Leaps From Hospital Roof In New York City
Dr Peter J Burnett a Brooklin psychiatrist, recently ill, leaped from the Mount Sinai Hospital roof while under treatment for a nervous breakdown. He had been moved from St Catherine’s Hospital in Brooklyn to Mount Sinai after deteriorating health and mood. A Baltimore and Ohio excursion advertises a $100 round trip to several towns and a special train from Union Station at 7 a.m. on Sunday, July 6.
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Taft not decided on campaign role after talks with Vorys Hitchcock
Secretary Taft plans a July 8 subcommittee meeting at Hot Springs to decide his campaign chairmanship. He has not chosen between Vorys and Hitchcock, cites preference for front porch campaigning, and expects a frank talk with both managers to resolve the leadership and fundraising duties.
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District Head Says Officials Fail to Back Present System
Brand Whitlock Toledo's mayor declares more can be done by authority and responsibility settling on one person. Tom L Johnson argues the governor should be elected by the people.
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Mayors Favor Single DC Executive Over Three-Headed Commission
The Post surveyed twelve major city leaders across the United States asking if a single executive for the District of Columbia would outperform a three headed commission. Answers were a clear yes from Brand Whitlock Toledo Tom L Jomsen Cleveland Rolla Wels St Louis ROOW Steer Denver Le Markbreit Chnrtanati George W Guthrie Pittsburg Martin Behrman New Orleans W R Crabtree Chattanooga James H Malone Memphie Ex Mayor Cutler Rochester. Indianapolis Chicago and Minnearolis did not respond, citing unfamiliarity with District conditions.
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Airship Tests and Zeppelin Plans Across Lake Constance
Report from Diederschafen on Count Zeppelin overseeing tests of the airship over Lake Constance. The craft remained aloft for 634 hours with an average speed around 34 miles per hour. A planned 450 mile overland journey is discussed as officials review maneuvers and wireless operations.
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Bishop Potter Gravely Ill In Cooperstown
Bishop Henry Potter of the Protestant Episcopal Church in New York is gravely ill at his summer home in Cooperstown. Friends fear for his outcome as his condition worsened this evening after a period of improvement. The illness is attributed to heat and related complications.
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