Harmon the Choice Pomerene Nominated for Ohio Governor
Ohio Democrats nominate Judson Harmon for governor after a rancorous convention in Cincinnati. Campbell wins the U S Senate indorsement amid fights over delegates and a split, while Pomerene accepts the nomination and Johnson secures a place among the four top electors. Delegates at large are chosen and the party backs Bryan for president.
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Cleveland
United States
Campbell
M. R
Ingalls
Cincinnati
Anine Pomerene
Rovernor
Moore
Pomerene
Holmes County
Mayoe Johnson
Bryan
Connecticut Republicans Back Taft At State Convention
Connecticut Republicans endorsed President Taft at a state convention on May 6, with delegates instructed to favor Taft at the national gathering. Senators Bulkeley and Van Dyke withdrew as delegates at large and two at large were chosen from Ansonia and Stamford. The platform urged revision of the tariff and opposed monopolistic canons that raise prices of goods.
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Swanson Calls Conscience Over Wealth at Charity Conference
Virginia Governor Swanson urged wealth holders to seek a clear conscience over palatial wealth at the National Conference of Charities and Correction opening in the Academy of Music. He warned fortunes gained by ill methods will face dishonor and restitution, while President Roosevelt sent good wishes for the conference.
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National Conference of Charities and Crerection
Johnson Men For Miles In Vice Presidential Talk
Report says Johnson boom managers plan to test Democrats by proposing General Nelson A Miles as a potential vice presidential candidate with the Minnesota governor. Also note added parlor car service to Philadelphia and New York on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad leaving Union Station on Royal Blue trains at 9 am and 1 pm.
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Bodies Found in Guinness Farm Mystery May Involve Laporte Case
Nine cadavers unearthed at the Guinness farm near Laporte Ind are believed linked to a Chicago origin. Trunks shipped to Laporte and two consigned to Mrs Belle Guinness are under Chicago police scrutiny as officials pursue possible fake burial shipments and a motive in the Indiana mystery.
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Tat Yarte
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Thart
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Ole B. Buasberg
Tula
Wis
Budsberg
Iola
Taporte
Rudishere
Laporte Bank
Laporte County
Mystery Deaths Across Ruined Guinness House
Report describes a burned house where four bodies were found, with autopsies showing murder and missing head clues. Authorities inspect basement walls for hidden remains as rumors circulate about a woman named Guinness and a possible suspect in Norway. Sheriff Smulzer orders further excavation to locate additional bodies.
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Lincoln Mayor Proclaims Mothers Day Movement
Lincoln mayor issues proclamation designating May 10 as Mother Day urging all men and boys to wear a white flower in honor of mothers. Residents urged to contact mothers at home and to write to those away.
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Cardinal Logue Warns Against Divorce Evil and Prohibition
Ireland’s Cardinal Logue warns Americans that divorce abuse threatens the nation and that absolute prohibition is practically impossible. He praises President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt, urges home rule for Ireland, comments on tariffs hurting Ireland, and criticizes horse betting. He also visits the White House, Senate, and House, praising Catholic institutions.
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Washington
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United States
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Umi
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White House
Roosevelt
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America
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Eider
Norway
Catholic University
St. Patrick's Church
Cardinal Visits Washington Views Architecture and City
The Irish primate toured the Senate and Speaker’s Gallery with Speaker Cannon and Rep. Bourke Cockran of New York. He rode in Cockran’s car, explored residential districts, and praised Washington’s distinctive architecture, calling Paris, London, and New York contrasting impressions. He found the Capitol symmetrically appealing.
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New York
Cockran
Washington
Paris
London
Capitol
Boy Stabs Five at Brooklyn Barber Shop
Special to The Washington Post reports a 16 year old boy at 107 Fulton Street Brooklyn fatally injures two, wounds three more, and slashes barber Antonio Perase and his wife. Police suspect a Black Hand link. assailant escaped after the attack.
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New York
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Nicola Carmello
Antonio Perase
Perase
Frank Strafino
Michael Rebonte
Joseph Macero
Peraso
Setlang
Favors Vreeland Idea Eliminate Author Name In Currency Bill Haste
The Republican caucus favored enacting currency legislation before Congress adjourns based on the Vreeland bill but without naming Vreeland. A five member committee was appointed to perfect a bill and report to the conference next Monday evening.
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Sherman
New York
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Ohio
Weeks
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Illinois
Knowland
California
A'Clortt
Burton
Bil
Banking and Currency Committee
Probaly
Bih
Committee On
White House
Easury
Secretary of the Treasury
Itta Se
Kowler
Hill
Prince
Consieeticut
Payne
San Francisco Welcomes Great Naval Fleet Parade
Frisco hosts the Atlantic and Pacific fleets under Rear Admiral Evans as 44 ships, 300000 visitors, and a grand harbor review unfold. Governors, millionaires, and crowds fill hotels and streets while Evans directs the event from the Connecticut, marking a historic naval pageant and a city celebration.
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Calhoun
Gov. Gillette
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Evan
Mitlionaties
Dayton
Navy Department
Taft Sees Narrow Escape in Panama Landing
Secretary of War Taft and his party arrived aboard the Prairie at Colon at 8 30 in the morning. A slide of dirt and tracks after heavy rains blocked the railroad near Gatun delaying traffic for hours. Taft said he has not come to make treaties but will study possible treaties and boundary disputes between Panama and Colombia and the Jurado seizure by Colombians.
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Feud Killings Reported in West Virginia Ambush
Danville West Virginia May 6 a deadly feud escalated over illegal whisky distilleries near Philpot Henry County three men died from shotgun and rifle fire and several others wounded in an ambush at a Spencer property. Victims Samuel Shelton 25 Charles Dodson 30 James Holly 19 all shot repeatedly as relatives clash amid moonshine conflicts. four men arrested and bail set, with inquest pending.
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Bishop Brent Wins the Washington Diocese Election
Bishop Brent of the Philippines was elected bishop of Washington at the thirteenth annual Episcopal convention. Nine other candidates were nominated. Brent won on the second ballot with 47 clerical and 45 lay votes of 78 and 78 respectively, amid a storm over an alleged open pulpit amendment and circulated criticisms.
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