Williams weighs third party run in Massachusetts politics
Roosevelt and Williams figure in a New England storm as Williams considers becoming the Progressive candidate for governor or the U.S. Senate. Williams distances from Bryan and faces party realignments while Roosevelt defends his actions and vows to testify on primary campaigns and Archbold notes.
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Williams
United States Senate
Democratic Party
Mr. Williams
Colonel Bryan
Bull Moose
Massachusetts
Wilson
Foss
Fitzgerald
Roosevelt Chagrined Over Senate Hearing Delays
Colonel Roosevelt said he would write the Senate committee a letter outlining testimony he would have given after failing to secure a hearing. He criticized the committee for allowing John D. Archbold to sail for Europe with questions over a $25,000 Republican campaign contribution in Pennsylvania. He noted no word from Senator Clapp and expressed dismay at the committee’s delays and its handling of his primary campaign ties.
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George W. Perkins
William Flinn
Pittsburg
Roosevelt
John D. Archbold
Archbold
Senator Penrose
George B. Cortelyou
Cortelyou
Bliss
Europe
Clapp
Penrose
Lorimer
Senate
Oyster Bay
Penna
Sagamore Hill
Great Physician Chooses Case Of Chronic Bright's Disease
A Railroad Surgeon General selected a chronic Bright's disease case from Arizona for treatment. The patient, weak and sweating at night, showed albumen and casts. after thirty days on Fulton’s Renal Compound, he improved and six months later could work light duties. pamphlet available from Riker Jaynes Drug Co. or Fulton Company.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Co
Washington, St
John J. Fulton Company
San Francisco
Aviator McGee Survives Wild Sea Flight to Land Near Boston
Aviator Jack McGee battle winds and cross currents to land at a track near Readville after a perilous sea flight from the Boston area. He telephoned his worried mother in Pawtucket and planned a Newport engagement with contracts and a dinner invitation pending his appearance. He carried letters from Mayor Fitzgerald and Warren R. Fales for Newport officials and band leaders.
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Readville
McGee
Pawtucket
R. I
Rocky Point
Newport
Lizard Found In Melrose Woman's Stomach After Salad Incident
Miss Lillian Pickell of Melrose Highlands suffered days of agony after a shrimp salad in a Boston restaurant. Dr. Charles E. Prior removed a live green lizard two inches long from her stomach, believed secreted in lettuce. After inhaling steam from lettuce, she vomited the lizard and recovered, with plans for a damages suit against the restaurant.
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Lillian Pickell
Franklin Street
Melrose Highlands
Charles E. Prior
Malden
Miss Pickell
Boston
Dr. Prior of
Employee of John D. Rockefeller Shot in Garden
Giuseppe Russo, an employee on the John D. Rockefeller estate in Tarrytown New York, was shot this afternoon while picking beans in his garden. He was taken to Fordham Hospital in serious condition after being carried into his house. Rockefeller's physician could not locate the bullet and Russo declined to name his attacker.
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Boston
Gates
English Channel
Squantum
Tarrytown
N. Y
Guiseppe Russo
John D. Rockefeller
Barry Named as State Delegate for Fitchburg Convention
John J. Barry, former international president and now business agent of the Boston Theatrical Stage Employees Union, was named by the local executive board as delegate to represent the organization at the Massachusetts State Branch A F L convention opening in Fitchburg next month.
Whitman Takes Hand In Curran Mystery
The case of Miss Curran's death prompts a police inquiry with A D A Theron Strong examining superintendent Ostrander and hotel staff who viewed a man registered as Reilly. Doctor Fisher disputes the natural death note and Coroner Winterbottom's findings face scrutiny.
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East Fifty-eighth Street
John Ostrander
Station House
Theron G. Strong
Schultze
Fisher
Flower Hospital
Strong
Ostrander
Miss Curran
Broadway
Sixty-seventh Street
William Thomas
Charles Bonsin
Mr. Reilly
City
Reilly
Fuller
Dr. Fisher
Clarence Martineau
Winterbottom
Otto H. Schultze
Sixty Seventh Street
Waldo
Captain Cooney
West 68Th Street
Roosevelt hearing delayed to late September
The Senate campaign spending inquiry will not hear Colonel Roosevelt until late September after George S. Clapp explains a Monday hearing is not feasible. Senator Luke Lea resigns amid family illness. Senator Pomerene replaces Lea on the committee as others depart Washington.
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Roosevelt
Senate Committee
Archbold
Washington
John D. Archbold
Senate
Senator Clapp
Roosevelt Fund
Clapp
Dillingham
Vermont
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Pomerone
Ohio
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Senator Lea
Oliver
Pomerene
Jones
Pacific Coast
Penrose
Overloaded canoe sinks in Detroit River four dead
In Detroit on August 25, George Robison Edward Jolly Louis Loose and Henry Steinberg faced tragedy as an overloaded canoe capsized near Belle Isle. Robison Jolly and Loose drowned while Steinberg was rescued.
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Detroit
George Robison
Edward Jolly
Llouis
Henry Steinberg
Detroit River
Belle Isle
Wilson to Decide on Schedule for Presidential Campaign
Governor Woodrow Wilson spent the day resting at the University Club and preparing for a conference to map out his speaking plan. The campaign committee aims to cover the Mississippi River states, with McAdoo and other aides outlining addresses and dates as leaders like Bryan Clark and Underwood plan regional tours.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
University Club
William G. McAdoo
Mississippi River
Bryan
Northwest
Middle West
Clark
Southwest
Maine
Missouri
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Baltimore
Underwood
East
Democratic House
Burleson
Texas
New York State
New Jersey
Delaware
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Harmon
Ohio
Foss
Vermont
New England
Plans for campaign speeches by Bryan and allies outlined
Present plans call for few speeches by the candidate with many by William J. Bryan and a chorus of notable politicos. Bryan’s itinerary begins about September 10 with stumping across the Middle West and a broad tour through Nebraska Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana Oregon Washington Utah Missouri Illinois and Ohio.
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William J. Bryan
Champ Clark
Oscar W. Underwood
Harmon
Ohio
Foss
Massachusetts
Ollie James
Kentucky
Congress
Bryan
Middle West
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Missouri
Illinois
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Renal Alicia
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Wilson Bros
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