Call for New National Progressive Party Forming
A national convention for a third party arising from Chicago will be held in August 1912 to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates. The call, issued by Senator Joseph M Dix, seeks delegates from all states and is signed by Roosevelt followers across forty states. It urges a square deal, opposition to machine privilege, and government by the people under Sinai's commandment Thou shalt not steal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Third Party
Orchestra Hall
Chicago
National Progressive Party
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Provisional Committee
Roosevelt
Sinai
United States States
Oscar W. Hundley
Alabama
Dwight R. Yeard
Arizona
Hiram W. Johnson
Chester H. Rowell
Charles S. Wheeler
California
Hen B. Lindsey
Colorado
Joseph W. Alalop
Flavel
Luther
Connecticut
H. Gregory Jr
Anderson
Royalist attempts to restore monarchy in Portugal
Sporadic royalist efforts to restore the Portuguese monarchy continue in north Portugal. Royalists dynamited a bridge over the Minho near Caminha, causing only slight damage. Two detachments remain active, including one commanded by Capt. Conceipo near Monte de Lima, well armed with rifles revolvers and knives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liston
Portugal
Minho
Caminia
Conceipo
Montelegre
Rillo Wife in Street Quarrel Ends in Tragedy
In Chicago a quarrel between tailor Peter Park and his wife Theresa, 20, ended with Theresa shot in the neck and dying soon after. Park fled, firing a revolver as bystanders approached, then escaped by boarding a westbound street car near Center avenue station. The couple had argued in Italian before the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter
Theresa Park
Arlier
Center Avenue
Metropolitan Elevated
Park
Tallor
Parr
van Buren Street
Nine Camorrist Guilt in Italian Murder Trial
In Viterbo Italy on July verdicts in the Camorra trial found nine defendants guilty of the murder of Gennaro Cuoccolo and his wife. The remaining defendants were convicted of belonging to a criminal association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viterbo
Italy
Gennaro Cuoccolo
Hickel Grocery Changes Hands This Week
Tomorrow morning John Hickel will turn over the grocery stock at 1429 West Third Street to Neil Chesterman. Hickel started the store a couple of years ago and plans to move soon to a Fresno California fruit ranch. Chesterman has ran a nearby grocery and recently worked at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hickel
Neil Chesterman
West Third Street
Mr. Hickel
Fresno
Cal
Mr. Chesterman
Vinton
Notable Names List Across States and Organizations
A long roster of politicians and notable figures listed by state and affiliation, including Florida's Julian Harris, Georgia's Edwin D. Lee, Indiana's Medill McCormick, and many others. The compiles names prominent in politics and public life, with references to associations like Old Reliable Big Head Cigar and various state representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Julian Harris
Georgia
Edwin D. Lee
Horace C. Stillwell
Indiana
Medill McCormick
Chauncey Dewey
LaVerne W. Noyes
Uhnols
John L. Stevens
Iowa
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Leslie Coombs
Kentucky
John M. Parker
Pearl Wight
Louisiana
Charles J. Bonaparte
E. C. Carrington, Jr
Maryland
Bird
Matthew Hale
Massachusetts
Theodore M. Joslyn
Michigan
Milton D. Purdy
Minnesota
W. R. Nelson
Missouri
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Arthur G. Ray
Nebraska
W. J. Beattie
New Hampshire
Everett Colby
George L. Record
J. Franklin Fort
New Jersey
George Curry
Miguel A. Otero
New Mexico
W. A. Prendergast
Oscar S. Straus
Woods Hutchinson
Timothy J. Woodraft
Chauncey J. Hamlin
Henry
Cecil A. Lyon
Texas
C. E. Loose
Utah
Charles H. Thompson
E. W. Gibson
Vermont
Thomas Lee Moore
Virginia
Miles Poindexter
Washington
M. C
Dawson
West Virginia
H. F. Cochems
Wisconsin
Joseph M. Garey
Wyoming
Three Die in Electric Chair at Sing Sing
At Sing Sing prison three men Guiseppe Cirolji George Williams and Santa Zanza were executed by electric chair for murder. Zanza was linked to the Griffins Corners murder of Mrs Mary Hall and claimed coercion by Angelo Guist. The other two were condemned for killings in Croton Lake and Yonkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
Guiseppe Cirolji
George Williams A. Negro
Santa Zanza
Sing Sing
Zanza
Mary Hall
Henry Hall
Croton Aqueduct
Griffins Corners
Westchester County
Dix Zanza
George Williams
Charles Conklin
New York Central Railroad
Croton Lake
Cirelli
Nichola Touwlo
Hillview
Yonkers
Ahanty
Weather notes record for July including temperatures
The clipping records temperatures with markings from Buchanan Optical Co. The day shows a 4 degree temperature at 4 30 p m. It compares with yesterday and last year with higher and lower readings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Block
Wlabeiriaats
Mother Dies in Minneapolis After Long Illness
Waterlaw reports from Mrs. Catherine Carpenter in Minneapolis that her mother, about 70, died after a long illness. She leaves a daughter in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. C. Johnson welcome a daughter born last evening at 615 Cottage Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlaw
Catherine Carpenter
Minneapolia
Chicago
Mra
C. Johnson
Cottage Street
Nooks Searched for Trusty Who Fell Keeper at Tombs
All available day and night keepers hunted George Wilson a trusty who felled a keeper with a chisel yesterday and hid in Tombs recesses armed with the guard's revolver. He fired at pursuers then vanished into unexplored recesses, with authorities certain he remains inside the building fearing sealed walls. A prior prisoner hid for twenty four hours years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Wilson
Wilson
Prosecutor Office Shooting Wounds Beck and Deputies
In Kansas City Missouri a man fired four shots inside the county prosecutor’s office while seeking a warrant for J W Beck. Two bullets hit Beck, two deputies were slightly wounded and Judge Ralph S Latshaw escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. W. Beck
Volney W. King
Beck
Ralph S. Latshaw
Criminal Court
Five Year Old Boy Dies In Tragic Death
The five year old son of Mr and Mrs Edward E Elliott of 200 St Albans street died early this afternoon. Mr Elliott is a foreman in a department of the Kimball Printing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Elliott
St. Albans Street
Elliott
Fred Lb. Kimball Printing Compen
In Defense of Lorimer and Defense of WM
Washington July. Senator Dil lingham defends Lorimer election stating money paid to Naion resissiture members came from a historic fund since 1897. He says Charles A White’s testimony is the sole charge and White aimed to bribe while entering the legislature. Reed of Missouri notes a $10,900 loan by Lorimer to Browne for his legal defense related to the charges. Lorimer replies he would have done the same and would oppose conspirators seeking to ruin charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dillingham
Loriimer
Naois
Jarkpor
Lorimer
Charles A. White
Reed
Missouri
Larimer
Lee O'Neil Browne
Vermont
Fire Destroys Two Block of Tonopah Buildings
A fire in Tonopah Nevada destroyed seven buildings across two blocks early today. Volunteers joined volunteers in fighting the blaze as winds drove flames through the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Nev.daly
Portyeapeady
Fey
Beores of
Volunteere
No Heirs No Property No Work For George Beck
George Beck, administrator of Catharine Gibbons estate, reports no heirs or property and asks to be relieved of duties. He assumed control after Richard Gibbons fled following the will bequest, leaving only unpaid court costs as debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beck
Catherine Gibbons
George Berk, Sr
Fred Pettit
Mr. Beck
Catharine Gibbons
Ivy
Richard Gibbons
Beck
Taft Campaigns Framed In Washington Rumors
A nine member subcommittee met with President Taft to discuss selecting a national chair and campaign manager. McKinley reportedly considered for the post while Wm. Barnes may be watched for the chairmanship. Oklahoma contest for national committeeman also debated amid Roosevelt delegate questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heparb Desis Jong Committee
Carhe Todas Price
Taftots
Toany
Welack
White Howse
Wm. Uoo McKintes
Wt. Barnes
New York
Gen
O Priestly
James A. Harris
National Committeemart
Harris
Co. W. Rayman
Oklahoma
Priestly
Roosevelt
Utah
Chicago
Tyereeg
AmericanOlympic Trials Highlight Mixed Results At Games
Reporting from Stockholm and London, the Olympic events show U S runners disqualified in the 400 metre relay while British athletes take top spots. American efforts in high jump and 400 metres relay faced setbacks as Germany and Sweden posted strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Bocmige PY. Bedoty
Chicago Athletic Club
Wilson
Coe College
United States
Prialy
Britain
Seevonds
Hungary
Germainy
Canada
Tinmaig
Tra Courtneys
Seattle Athletic ¢Lih
Vo Melote
Chicageo Athletic Association
Clement
P. Wilson
Cou College
Iad Carle
Cooke
Cleveland Athletic Club
Michal Mehermott
Chienge
Pympettes Flatoriee
Koleh.miainen
Pinland
Louis Tewna Fini
Carliste Tadiat Sahant
A. Stenreos
Kinkand
Joseph Keeper
Manisota
Jando
Vrady
Itiusutes
Murder Charged By Glia oTor y Novel Case
An arrest was made in New York after a ten year old girl was found murdered in a cellar. Police say the suspect lured the child to the location and is charged with murder. Internal witness statements are reported as part of the ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giovanni Greci
Jula Vouhers
Julia
PTT
Train tragedy claims life of local man on Rock Avenue
A man identified as 43 year old John Hayne died after a train incident on Rock Avenue. The accident occurred while he was en route to a nearby location, with authorities noting the victim was found near the tracks. Further details were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonen
Uly
John Hayne
Aday
Doyse
Intercollegiate Track Meet Yields World Record Jump
Almen W. Richards of Brigham Young wins the high jump at 193 centimetres with a world record set. Hoine from Stanford places third while Leland Stanford teammates show strong times in the 800 metres final. Meredith of Mercersburg Academy dominates the 800m, with Beers also contending as records fall and participants beat the old mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Torine
Leland Stanford Pniversity
Amnen W. Richards
Wrightam Young University
Fagen R. Belson
Motraaven Athletic el
Ames Forbes
Carlisle Indian School
Liesche
Lush
University of Chicawa
Hans Brown
Germany
Tourth
J. B. Meredith
Mercarsburg Academy
Abe. Onde
Melvin W.shen
London
Minte
Sheppard
Davenport
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Call For New Party
SSUED
Congress
Rillo
Camorrists
Hickel Grocery
Big Nead
Dork Merald
Minneapolis
Ibis
MR. Wilson
Rivecrlly
Boss
Browne
Yankee
Taft Manger
Taft
Will M’kinley
Barnes
Yankees
Omtoria
Watib
Bing
AL Dasinasen
Detmaark
Allimmani
Bily
Wyoah Palmer
Deeghage
Tibolitaras
Comeeed
Rat
SF Ornetras
Centinetres
Piatt Adar
T Megres
Jarrin AW
Aulauis
Sweden
Geanigas Ubedt
Australia
Ae Po
Glia Otory
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