Revision plank drives Cannon support at state convention
Springfield ML March 26 Republicans press for Joseph Cannon as President and endorse a tariff revision plan. They nominate four delegates at large and back Gov. Deneen’s administration, while praising Cannon and pledging to work for his national nomination. Applause greets Cannon plank.
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Joseph G. Cannon
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Shelby M. Cuehen
Albert J. Flopkins
Charles © Beneen
Mayon
Red A. Busse
Chicase
Deneen
Henry Route
Washington
Cannon
Personal Liberty Plank Adopted at Chicago Ward Conventions
The United Societies issue a personal liberty plank adopted in many Chicago ward conventions. The plank pledges enactment of laws giving every citizen the greatest measure of personal liberty, reportedly added at the last moment at the suggestion of Chicago Republican leaflets concerned about the Cook County ticket this fall.
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Fire Ravages Leland Hotel During State Convention
Delegates at the Republican State convention in Springfield face danger as a blaze started in the upper floors of the Leland Hotel. Many lost baggage while some delegates risked their lives to salvage belongings, forcing a scramble through flooded lobby areas as flames spread. Police tried to restrain access amid the chaos.
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Liu
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Springfield
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Armory
Indiana Democratic State Convention Names Ticket At Indy
The Indiana Democratic State convention in Indianapolis closed after naming a state ticket and authorizing delegates to back William J Bryan. John W Kern was endorsed for vice president, with THOMAS FR MATSHALD as governor and FRANK J ALL as lieutenant governor among others. six candidates contended for governor and four for lieutenant governor.
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North Manchester
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Bloomington
Highwayman Killed After Cab Robberies in Chicago
James Kane, 18, was found dead in a cab on Highteanth Street near Calumet Avenue after a spree that saw his trio assault a cabman at Rush and Gale, rob two pedestrians at North Clark and Kinzle, and shoot at police near Halsted and Archer. Kane’s companions fled. officer fire likely caused the fatal shot. Kane had a police record.
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Campion
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George Morris
Halstead Street
Archer Avenue
Roosevelt political rally lauded Cannon for 1908 bid
The article recounts praise for Speaker Joseph G. Cannon as a national standard bearer and urges delegates to attend the Chicago convention on June 18 to back his nomination. It frames Roosevelt as endorsing Cannon and notes public applause and supportive remarks by convention leaders.
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Supreme Court of Venezuela
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Denial in Hill Case Follows German Official Silence
Berlin reports deny that Germany plans to reject David Jayne Hill as Ambassador. Foreign office says no official action has been taken and no differences with Washington exist. Ambassador Tower says he will resign within months and return to the United States.
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Body of Parker Dissected After Saving President
Special to The Washington Post Philadelphia March 2 James B Parker the colored man who tackled Louis Czolgosh to stop the assassination of President McKinley at Buffalo was dissected today at Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia after dying penniless in ward a hospital He had become a wandering figure after receiving a $1000 from Senator Mark Hanna for his bravery and later died in Philadelphia Hospital Insane Department The body was given to the State anatomical board and then to the college authorities for dissection
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Rockefeller on links at Hot Springs after arrival
Special to The Washington Post reports John D. Rockefeller arrived in Hot Springs from Richmond and went briefly to the golf links. He fell and left the course fatigued, then rest sought. He praised his Southern trip and called Southern women the most beautiful.
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Morian dies at ninety after long oil career
Morian, a well-known oil operator in Titusville for sixty years, died today aged ninety. He was part owner of the Commodore W. J. Kaunts storage tank where 5,600 barrels of oil were stored for nearly thirty years awaiting a better market.
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New York Peeping Tom Decorated by Artists on Roof
A live New York School of Art scene reports a chauffeur known as Peeping Tom hoisted to a life class rostrum on frosted skylights. Artists painted his torso with a naval bird’s-eye view and Lookout Mountain panoramas while critics from Saint Robert Henri weighed in on art for art’s sake.
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Chinamen Smuggled Into United States Arrests Made
Buffalo March 26 federal inspectors arrested three Chinamen on suspicion of illegal entry. They were believed to have been rowed across the Niagara River at night and caught at the New York Central station after boarding a train to New York. The case hints at a revived smuggling traffic and will be explored at next Tuesday hearing.
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British Cruiser Scours Crusoe Island for Survivors
The British cruiser Shearwater, after failing to find survivors from the burned vessel Silverhiok, heads toward Juan Fernandez to continue the search near Crusoe Island off Chile. The report notes no trace of the missing ship or crew as of May in Valparaiso. A separate item announces post educational contest pictures Nos. 35 to 60 on sale by mail, with earlier numbers still available.
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Bank Secrets Out Confession Oddly Wrong
In a Farmers' Deposit National Bank case in Pittsburg officials claim the losses from auditor John Young and teller Henry Reiber total up to $1,000,000, far above the bank’s admitted figure. The two men, longtime employees from prominent families, allegedly invested bank funds in a wildcat lead mine stock, with the scheme collapsing as the stock price fell, and they were kept under questioning in a bank basement for days before arrest.
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