Roosevelt Urges Hughes Backed by Harvard Commencement
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt at Harvard University commencement luncheon condemns politics, endorses Gov Charles Hughes and calls for New York primary legislation. Roosevelt says he agreed to help Hughes after meeting him, citing public honor and the governor’s impact on state and national politics.
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Roosevelt telegram fails to sway Albany on direct nominations
The Roosevelt telegram did not change many Republicans in Albany who oppose direct nominations. Speaker Wainworth and other leaders dismissed the message as not altering positions against the Cobb bill and the Griscom amendments. Gov Hughes plans to return with Taft support, as Griscom and Cobb head to Albany to push primary reform.
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Jury Fixing Claim Clouds Browne Trial in Chicago
Reported mistrial follows 115 hour jury deadlock over Browne bribery case. Jurors cited weak state evidence and alleged signaling across the street while State Attorney Wayman warned of pervasive jury packing and called for arrests if such acts recur. Browne faces new indictments and historic session marks longest Chicago jury tenure.
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Taft Roosevelt to Meet at Burgess Point Tomorrow
Beverly Massachusetts reports say William Taft and Theodore Roosevelt will meet at the Taft cottage on Burgess Point tomorrow afternoon. The pair have not disclosed plans but discussions are expected on political futures as speculation swirls around Gov. Hughes and Lodge.
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Court Awards Over Eleven Million to Mexican Mine Firm
In Mexico City a second civil court awarded Mexican Mine Development Company 11,529,542 gold against its president George D. Barron. Barron must pay 8,324,889 gold plus interest from December 21, 1903 and court costs within eight days. The case alleges Barron held titles in his name after dissolution of the company. Attorney fees total 2,306,908.
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Pittman Not Yet Tried in Bluefields War Zone
Bluefields Nicaragua June 29 William Pittman a Boston engineer held as prisoner of war after being captured by Madriz troops for alleged mine laying remains at Bluefields Bluff and is under daily American naval contact. He will likely await end of war before any trial. Madriz commander barred from removal until American notification. In the Pearl Lagoon clash Gen. Duran seized 100 rifles a large gun and 200000 rounds of ammo.
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China to ratify railroad loan agreements in Peking
Four powers including the United States Britain France and Germany instruct China to present the Chinese railroad loan text to the foreign office. The loan totals 0,000,000 with an equal share to each government. Dean James Thomas resigns as superintendent and is elected dean of the Virginia Christian College faculty in Lynchburg June 29.
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SITCHENER MAY RULE EGYPT
London reports that Sitchener Gorst may become ambassador at Constantinople and Sir G A Lowther shifts to St Petersburg. The Telegraph says this opens the path for Lord Kitchener to be British agent at Cairo and links Roosevelt’s Cairo criticisms to a reshuffle in British foreign service.
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Roosevelt speaks on home foundations of citizenship at Harvard
Theodore Roosevelt, greeted as chief guest, urges Harvard alumni to base education at home and build character before seeking post graduate study abroad. He stresses self-respect, national unity, and moral leadership, warning against corruption and materialism while praising global kinship. Alumni vote honors for Hughes Morgan Porter and others. $986000 gifts announced.
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J W Daniel dies in Lynchburg widow of old regime noted
John Warick Daniel senior Virginia senator dies at Lynchburg Sanitarium at 10 36 PM from a recurring paralysis and cerebral hemorrhage subsequent to a stroke in Daytona Florida His death ends a long career including service in both houses of the Virginia legislature elector on the Tilden ticket and representation in Congress since 1885 Funeral set for St Pauls Episcopal Church with Spring Hill Cemetery interment noted The obituary lists family present and highlights his veteran lineage and popularity in Lynchburg VA
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Berlin Opera Star Shot by Former Conductor in Jealous Fit
Anna Suter leading Stuttgart royal opera singer was killed in her bed by Dr. Alois Obrist a former conductor. He fired two shots and then killed himself. Obrist a married man and former royal conductor had long pursued the singer. He held arts positions and was recognized in German musical circles. his brother Herman Obrist is a Munich sculptor.
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Youth dives from Brooklyn Bridge for prize and clothes
A 17 year old East River swimmer known as Otto Eppers leaped 133 feet from the Brooklyn Bridge for 250 dollars and two suits of clothes. He landed half stunned and was later discharged for lack of evidence of attempted death. He hopes to tour in dime museums.
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Minority Offices Opened for Democratic Committee
The Democratic congressional committee opened headquarters this week with James F. Lloyd of Missouri guiding clerks to flood the nation with campaign literature. Main base in Chicago with branches in St. Louis and Washington, Lloyd spending most time in Chicago. Party aims to influence through speeches and denunciations of Republicans and the tariff law amid fundraising concerns, while McKinley notes money is tight for both parties. A special Baltimore and Ohio train schedule noted for July 3 with Union Station in Washington departures and Luray returns.
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Jeffries as Host Boxing for Camera Folklore
Johnson has a quiet day but will be the hero Thursday. Fighters train with stunts for the camera and public view to protect picture interests in case a brief bout occurs. Women attend matinees at Jeff's quarters, among the prominent attendees.
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Jeffries Trains for Big Fight Draws Gov Dickenson Crowd
Jeffries boxes vigorously for Gov Dickenson and for studio cameras. Ring size set at 22 feet square. Charlie White of New York named alternate referee. Fitzsimmons and Burns back the white man. Bets move to 2 to 1 in favor of Jeffries as Reno wagering continues.
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Jeffries Exhibition Seals Deal With Moving Picture Crew
Reno witnesses a staged boxing display by Jim Jeffries before Gov. Dickerson and moving picture producers. The event, arranged to showcase Jeffries for film, features a brown bear handler, banners, and a rocking chair gift, with crowd scenes and staged ring antics under hot trees.
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