Roosevelt Likely to Skip New York Convention Campaign
Sagamore Hill officials report Colonel Roosevelt plans no role in the New York state campaign or Saratoga convention. A three hour conference with Roosevelts advisers yielded no denial of earlier Taft-Roosevelt split, with Roosevelt avoiding factional fight and possible leadership roles. Congressman Longworth and Mrs Longworth prepare to join Roosevelt in Newport, then Oyster Bay.
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New York State
Sagamore Hill
Taft
Colonel Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Post
New York
Longworth
Newport
Ohio
Sherman
Cannon Thinks Taft Inspired Longworth
Danville Illinois August 18 Joseph G Cannon says Longworth's pledge to oppose his bid for Speaker came from President Taft He adds he will answer the President if he makes any statement on Republicanism in the House under his own hand He condemns attacking him as windmills blown by enemies
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Danville
Joseph G. Cannon
Longworth
Cannon
House of Representatives
Taft
United States
Roosevelt doubts Saratoga deal aim to name him governor
Colonel Roosevelt’s visitors report his guarded stance as he weighs the State convention turmoil. He supports Sherman as temporary chairman but fears old guard maneuvering may push him into a governor candidacy. He plans to travel west after talks with Griscom Loeb and other allies and speaks to the Negro Business Men’s League in New York.
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Roosevelt
Old Guard
Sherman
Saratoga
New York State
Nick Longworth
Taft
Griscom
Herbert Parsons
West
Mr. Loeb
Sagamore Hill
New York
Negro Business Men's League
Longworth vows to defeat Speaker Cannon
Congressman Nicholas Longworth, departing Beverly, declares he will do all in his power to defeat Speaker Cannon in the upcoming re election. He emphasizes the move is his own responsibility and not urged by others, following a conference with President Taft and Vice President Sherman at Burgess.
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Beverly
Nicholas Longworth
Cannon
Ohio
Taft
Sherman
Longworth
Burgess
Astrological Reading Offer From Dr A Zerola Cuba
A marketing notice promises fortune telling through astrology. Readers are urged to send birth date and six cents to Dr. A Zerola, Havana Cuba, for personalized guidance on love, health, wealth, marriage, and career.
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A. Zerola
Havana
Cuba
Cannon Stays in Race Despite Longworth Decline
In Danville Illinois Aug 18 Cannon announces he will pursue the Speaker race despite Longworth opposing his bid He vows to enter the Republican caucus and abide by its vote and urges candidates for Congress to respect party unity while pledging support for Republican policy actions.
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Longworth
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Cannon
Congress
Beverly
House
Representative Longworth
Deny Taft Knew of Plot
Beverly Aug 18 Reports from Oyster Bay claim Roosevelt believed his NY State GOP defeat came from a Taft old guard plot. Officials dismiss uncredited claims as untrue. Taft sought harmony in New York and urged leaders to avoid conflict.
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Beverly
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
New York State Republican Committee
Taft
Old Guard
Roosevelt
New York State
New York
Standpatters to Confer In New York Political Talks
Standpatters plan a series of political conferences with Timothy L. Woodruff Republican state chairman traveling to Utica for talks with Vice-President Sherman who met with President Taft at Beverly. Attendees include William Barnes Jr. of Albany and Daniel F. Strobel of Herkimer. Woodruff then heads to Kamp Kill Kare in the Adirondacks for private party discussions.
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New York
Timothy L. Woodruff
Utica
Sherman
Taft
Beverly
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Daniel F. Strobel
Herkimer
Woodruff
Kamp Kill Kare
Adirondacks
Taft Guests Governor in Hopedale Social Visit
Aug 18 Hopedale residents woke as the summer White House shifted to the Governor of Massachusetts. The visit, labeled purely social, drew Secretary Norton Captain Archie Butt and Secret Service, with Washington reporters arriving by auto. The president’s stay ends tomorrow afternoon.
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White House
United States
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Norton
Archie Butt
Secret Service
Beverly
Governor Draper
Chief Kellogg
Draper
Boston
President Taft
Dorothy
Captain Butt
Milford
Mrs. Draper
Dorothy Draper
Mendon
Taft Visiting Beverly as Yeggs Strike Cape Towns
President Taft's Beverly visit is delayed by a Cape Cod ye g g crime spree. Thieves blow safes at Barnstable, West Barnstable, and Sagamore stations, taking stamps and small change while a golf club set is abandoned. Local sheriff estimates losses at a few hundred dollars. authorities pursue suspects after a noisy blast and quick getaways.
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Yarmouth
Barnstable
Maloney
Barnstabl
T Station
Yeggs
West Barnstable
Parker
Mr. Parker
Dan Hilliard
Sagamore
Cummaquid
Machinists Oppose Foss for Governor Nomination
Boston Machinists Lodge 264 passed a unanimous resolution condemning Eugene N. Foss of Boston for his stance toward organized labor. The group urged that his Democratic gubernatorial nomination would harm the interests of the machinists and their union.
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Eugene N. Foss
Boston Machinists
Lodge 264
Boston
Massachusetts
Machinists’ Organization
Boston Lodge 264 of Machinists
International Association of Machini
Worker Dies After 86 Foot Fall at South Boston Woolen Plant
Emil L. Bergman a 20 year old worker at the new woolen building on the corner of D and Summer streets South Boston fell 86 feet yesterday and was killed. He lived at 20 Ericson street Belmont and was single.
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Emil L. Bergman
D and
Summer Streets
Boston
Bergman
Ericson Street
Belmont
Strikers and officials clash over Sharpe mills dispute
Police, employers and union leader weigh how to handle a tense strike at Sharpe mills on Dartmouth Street. Contractors warn of possible violence as strikers vow to win, while Mayor Ashley and Chief Mason stress protecting citizens and lawful work. Union agent Felice D Alessandro says the strike is just and insists weapons will not be used.
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Mark E. Sullivan
John B. Sullivan & Son
Sharpe
Dartmouth Street
Mason
Charles Ashley
Felice D'Alessandro
Hod Carriers and Building Laborers’ Union
Gaynor Makes Fine Progress Toward Recovery
New York August 18 Mayor Gaynor shows no setback in his recovery as physicians issue two brief optimistic bulletins. The morning update at 8:30 and the evening update at 9:30 report steady improvement and no complications in his condition.
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New York
Gaynor
Cadum the New Remedy for All Skin Diseases
A chemist unveils Cadum as an effective skin disease treatment. The preparation blends plant extract with other ingredients to relieve eczema and related conditions in two to four weeks, stops itching immediately, and heals skin while matching skin color. Sold by druggists at 10c and 25c.
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Boston
U. S
Pharmacopeia
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