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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
2
Roosevelt denounces mob violence during Ohio streetcar unrest and urges government action to settle disputes between corporations and workers. He stresses honesty and common sense in elected officials and notes plans to keep order while ensuring justice for all citizens.
New York August reports Timothy L. Woodruff, state chairman, charges Lloyd C. Griscom with responsibility for Roosevelt being passed over at the Republican meeting. Woodruff, arriving from Kamp Kill Kare, says the President and Vice-President Sherman had prior knowledge of the split plan to defeat Roosevelt.
Major William J. Casey of the second battalion, Ninth Regiment, earns praise for defense in regimental maneuvers at Pine Camp. Blue and Red armies clash in simulated wagon train defense as Casey's line repels assaults while observers note near perfect entrenchments and planned night operations ahead of a larger mock battle.
Timothy L. Woodruff stresses Republican unity at Saratoga on direct primaries vs conventions. He warns direct nominating plans threaten the party and industry, and notes Roosevelt will speak, with no personal warfare among regulars and a call for clear party stands.
A woman's sworn statement portrays F Augustus Heinze as driven by ambition and claims he promised security in 1907 stock and cash. She recounts poverty, family hardship, and a long course of alleged manipulation, insisting she acted as his confidante and custodian of assets, including stock and a $100 note.
W J Bryan claims Theodore Roosevelt aims for the Republican nomination in 1912. He says Roosevelt would run only if needed to advance his policies, and notes trusted friends who met him after the turndown for chairman discuss a possible candidacy.
A large crowd gathered at the station to greet the expected train of the former President, but the arrival did not occur as hoped and many left disappointed after the initial handshake attempts.
Joseph McCarthy and Albert Carroll, both 22 and 25, were arrested by Patrolman Jeremiah Crowley after a $12 silver watch was stolen from Wolfboro dealer Valentine Willey in Charlestown. Witnesses saw the theft. Carroll led police to the hidden watch in a vault and Willey, 74, was not seriously hurt.
Mr Willey wandered on railroad tracks in East Somerville and, while asking locals McCarthy and Carroll for directions to the depot on Roland Street, was struck behind the right ear. He fell as a hand...
Frederick D. Doyle was struck by a large touring car on Austin street in Cambridge and left with bruises after the driver sped off. Grace Bool helped the injured boy to his home as police pursued clues about the vehicle Mass 11,628 and four occupants. Dr. T Chittenden Hill denied ownership and the garage check suggested the car might be at Boylston street repair. No arrests were announced.
Obituary notices from Aug 24 to Aug 27 for Della Bollard Frank Carter John Finn Carrie Fowler Charles Gorely Mary Harrell Charles Hoole Daniel Kelly Joseph Kilroy William Kinsley Anne Lally Maria Isabel Lewis Emma Christina Linderholm Timothy McLaughlin John Moran Ellen OBrien Edwin Olmsted Nicholas Schaaf Edmund Scott Margaret Sheehan Mary Sullivan Anthony Tracy Delia Watson and others listed with funeral details across Charlestown Dorchester Roxbury Brookline Somerville and Jamaica Plain.
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