Letter urging Theodore Roosevelt to accept Republican nomination
A diplomatic letter from William Be. Glasscock Chester H. Aldrich Robert P. Bass Joseph M. Carey Chase S. Osborn W R K Stubbs and Herbert P. Hadley appeals to Theodore Roosevelt in New York City. It argues popular demand, public duty, and the benefit to the nation if he accepts the presidency, noting the delegates at the national convention.
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Segarat
Maii
United States
William
BE. Glasscock
Chester H. Aldrich
Robert P. Bass
Joseph M. Carey
Chase
Osborn
W. RK. Stubbs
Herbert P. Hadley
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Roosevelt Looms In Presidential Question With Ring Hat Comment
Friends press Colonel Roosevelt to declare his stance on the presidential question but fail to secure an earlier reply. He told a Cleveland friend last Wednesday night his hat is in the ring and would answer Monday. In Boston the governor's promise prompted heavy interest as reporters waited for the letter with Frank Harper presenting the correspondence without comment.
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Cleveland
Frank Harper
Boston
Roosevelt Attends Trinity Sermon by Bishop Brent
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt attended morning services at Trinity Church and listened to Bishop Brent’s sermon on the Unity of the Church in All Its Fastness. He was accompanied by Edward D. Brandegee and discussed the world’s social problem with the bishop later.
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Trinity Church
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Philippine Islands
Edward D. Brandegee
Brookline
Alexander Mann
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Brandegee
Emmanuel Church
Democrats Sure to Win Says Williams
George Fred Williams predicts a Democratic victory in the national election. He argues Roosevelt’s statement clinches it, noting the Democrats will draw votes from Republicans and progressives if the party adopts the right platform and candidate.
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Roosevelt
George Fred Williams
Hadley Pleased Roosevelt Nomination Efforts in Missouri
Missouri Governor Herbert Hadley welcomed Colonel Roosevelt's call for delegate selection reform and said such methods could yield his nomination. He noted one Missouri governor actively promoting Roosevelt across districts while predicting no organized push would form.
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Herbert
Hadley
Roosevelt
Shim
Missouri
Roosevelt denies third party plan if Chicago fails to name him
Washington Roosevelt committee says Colonel Roosevelt will not form a third party even if the Chicago convention does not name him as Republican nominee. The statement notes some supporters feared a packed convention and an independent party, but Roosevelt reportedly does not favor such a move.
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National Roosevelt Committee
Medill McCormick
Roosevelt
Chicago
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Fast Digestive Relief
Advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for stomach distress including sour stomach belching gas and loss of appetite. Claims rapid relief and improved digestion with no systemic effects and urges readers to request a trial package from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall
Mich
Bates Endorses Taft and Praises Roosevelt
Former Governor John L. Bates states Taft should be renominated and praises Theodore Roosevelt for his national honors and continued influence, expressing high regard for Roosevelt as a private citizen and potential leader.
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Roosevelt
John L. Bates
Powers Forecast Roosevelt Nomination Fight in Massachusetts
Congressman Samuel L. Powers, Taft's Massachusetts manager, says Colonel Roosevelt is a candidate but unlikely to win. He warns a Roosevelt victory would shift GOP policy and trigger a major battle in the state as Taft supporters gear up for the clash.
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Roosevelt
Republican Party
Taft
Samuel L. Powers
Massachusetts
Roosevelt Talks to Newspaper Men in Boston Visit
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt held a public interview in Boston last evening after meeting journalists at Judge Grant's home. He planned a morning conference with friends and hoped to see Governor Bass of New Hampshire, while declining to issue further comment on a possible candidacy.
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Boston
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211 Bay
State Road
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New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Acceptance Pushes Victory for Republicans
Leaders of the Progressives in Massachusetts hailed Colonel Roosevelt’s definite plan to accept the Republican nomination. Baxter, Nason, Oveson and other party figures praised Roosevelt predicting he will carry Massachusetts delegates and win the nomination with flying colors. A conference with Roosevelt is planned with prominent Republicans in attendance.
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Republican Party
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Militant
Progressive League
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the Times
Raymond Oveson
Progressive Republican League
Chicago
League
Roosevelt Talks and Plans Amid Boston Visit
Colonel Roosevelt acknowledged discussions with August Belmont on the train to Boston but said politics were not discussed. He avoided specifics about tomorrow’s conferences and announced a noon literary luncheon. Roosevelt spent the night at Judge Grant's home and attended church with Bishop Brent of the Philippines, then traveled from the Brandegee estate with several guests.
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Mr Perkins
Porcellian Club
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Fly Club
Linden Street
Alpha Delta House
Linden
Mt. Auburn
Judge Grant
Boston
Internal Bath Promises Health Through Colon Cleansing
An advertisement promotes the J. B. L. Cascade internal bath claiming a clean colon prevents biliousness and diseases like appendicitis. It asserts improved energy and efficiency, notes doctors prescribe it, and mentions Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores in New England offering a booklet.
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Riker- Jaynes Drug Stores
New England
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