Roosevelt set to depart for Oyster Bay at 3 p.m
The article reports Colonel Roosevelt leaving the city for Oyster Bay at 3 p.m. It covers Massachusetts primary results, showing Taft solid GOP support in the Legislature and among senators and congressmen. It notes Roosevelt delegates and splits within the Republican party, plus movements of key figures like Gardner Frothingham Baxter and Bass.
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Roosevelt allies mobilize in Massachusetts campaigns
United States Deputy Marshal Guy Murchie, a Rough Rider, approved for a term ending in April and likely not seeking reappointment to join Colonel Roosevelt in the field. State Auditor John White attended, and the Massachusetts Taft League will publicly announce its 100-member executive committee today as Roosevelt prepares for the spring primaries with a strong business and political backing. Roosevelt reiterated his Columbus and Ohio speeches stressing popular government, prosperity, and equal division of wealth to benefit all citizens. He greeted officials and donors as he left Governor Bates’s room, and a young boy presented him with flowers before he departed.
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Massachusetts Conservatives Rally Against Roosevelt Policy
A Massachusetts dinner features sharp critiques of Roosevelt by Taft supporters Councillor Walter Ballantyne Walter S. Glidden and Rep. Martin Hayes. Speakers urge conservatism, defend judiciary and constitution, praise cautious reform and urge support for the GOP campaign.
Peculiar After Effects of Grip This Year
Doctors nationwide report grip epidemics with kidney strain and back pain warnings. Local druggists note high Swamp Root sales, an herbal kidney liver and bladder remedy from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York. Free sample bottles offered by mail to sufferers who request them. Regular sizes 50c and 1.00. available at all druggists.
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Roosevelt loses temper in public during Boston visit
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt enraged at reporters and photographers in Cambridge near the Hasty Pudding Club and again at Dr Bigelow’s Beacons street home. He warned photographers to stop taking pictures and refused to speak on politics, then spent the afternoon socializing with Harold faculty and his son Kermit before dinner at President Lowell's Cambridge home.
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