Foraker Challenges Roosevelt and Taft in Ohio Primary Call
Senator Foraker denounces Roosevelt and Taft and urges Ohio to decide its national candidate through a Republican primary. He demands direct input from voters to choose delegates and to determine the party’s choice for President and U.S. Senator, signaling a formal entry if a primary is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
Foraker
Roosevelt
Taft
United States
Judge Taft
Senate
Arthur L. Vorys
Republican State Central Committee
Rockefeller Foundation Grants to Yale Princeton Bowdoin
The General Education Board distributed 625000 in conditional gifts to five colleges Yale University 300000 Princeton University 200000 Bowdoin College 50000 Colorado College 50000 Millsaps College 100000. Institutions must raise specified sums independently, with Yale and Princeton each to raise 2090000, Bowdoin 250000, Colorado College 500000, Millsaps 100000. An additional 42500 was set for colored schools, names kept private.
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New York
General Education Board
John D. Rockefeller
Yale University
Princeton University
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Millsaps College
Jackson
Miss
Yale
Princeton
Bowdoin
Millsaps
Big Financiers Meet Roosevelt In Washington Conference
Edward R. Bacon of New York vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern railroad and Edward J. Berwind of New York president of the Berwind-White Coal Mining Company visited Washington in Bacon’s private car and spent more than two cars at the White House with President Roosevelt. Officials avoided details but the talk was believed to concern railroad and financial conditions. They departed by midnight train for New York after 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward R. Bacon
New York
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Edward J. Berwind
Berwind-White Coal Mining Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Messrs
Bacon
Berwind
White House
Young
Mr. Clark
Thomas W. Lawson
Art Museum
Boston
Brother in law of late Mrs. Latham dying
Gray Latham, brother in law of Nathie Dale Latham who died by her own hand in Paris, lies unconscious after a fall from a Broadway surface car. He is at St. Vincent's Hospital in New York and not expected to recover as his father travels from Washington. The Latham family home is in Culpeper Virginia.
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New York
Gray Latham
Nathie Dale Latham
Paris
Peekskill
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Latham
Washington
Culpeper
Largest Trolley Cars Run Between Boston and Worcester
The trolley service operates in New England between Boston and Worcester with cars leaving Park Square every 15 minutes. Promises on time departures and low fares.
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New England
Boston
Worcester
Park Square
Janitor Kills Lodger Over Jealousy at Wellington Street
William F. Saunders aged 38 was shot and killed by George I. Seaver the Wellington Street janitor in an apartment house where Saunders boarded with Mrs Tyler. Seaver, detaining at Station 5, says Saunders threatened him and he fired to protect himself. No witness. Dowling found Saunders’ body and doctors attended. Seaver described an armed confrontation and claimed self defense.
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William F. Saunders
George I. Seaver
Warren Avenue
Wellington Street
Seaver
Saunders
Mrs. Tyler
Station 5
Dowling
Brighton
Columbus Avenue
Drs. Harrington and
Keenan
Twin Sullivan Beats Palmer in London Boxing Bout
Boston’s Jack Twin Sullivan defeats England’s Jack Palmer in a 20 round heavyweight contest in Los Angeles Palmer’s first U S appearance. Sullivan dominates from the start landing with authority while Palmer is saved by seconds and gang interference to avoid a KO.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jack
Sullivan
Palmer
San Francisco Fight Ends With Hyland Victory Over Thompson
Dick Hyland of San Francisco defeated Johnny Thompson of Sycamore Illinois after 20 rounds of boxing in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Dick Hyland
Johnny Thompson
Sycamore
Ill
Natick 84 Year-Old to Wed Felchville Bride Tomorrow
Riley Pebbles an octogenarian shoe magnate will marry Miss Sarah Felch, 63, tomorrow night at 8 in her Felchville mansion. The couple, long friends, began their relationship after Mrs. Pebbles’ death and have a history of mutual support. The Rev Morris Turk of the Congregational Church will officiate.
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Natick
Riley Pebbles
Sarah Felch
Felchville
Mr. Pebbles
Miss Felch
Morris Turk
Congregational Church
Obituary Notes Highlight Four Notable New York Figures
Morgan J. O'Brien former appellate division justice. Dr Leopold Putzel practicing physician and authority on mental disorders. Peter B. Olney former district attorney of New York County and prominent lawyer. Their careers are summarized in brief biographical notices.
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Morgan J. O’brien
Appellate Division
New York Supreme Court
Leopold Putzel
Peter B. Olney
New York County
Fitzgerald
State Supreme Court
O’brien
Grover Cleveland
Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Thomas F. Ryan
Justice O’brien
Roosevelt
Washington
Oyster Bay
Olney
William C. Whitney
New York City
Harvard
Putzel
Bellevue Hospital Medical School
State Medical Board
Thaw Insists He Is Sane Before Commission
William J. Thaw tells reporters he is confident he can convince the sanity commission of his present sanity and praises Justice Fitzgerald’s actions as proper. The statement underscores Thaw’s case as he seeks a ruling on his mental state.
Hartridge says Thaw’s sanity affirmed by judge
Lawyer Hartridge states that once the decision was rendered, Justice Fitzgerald could not have acted differently. He notes an affidavit conflict and reflects on Thaw's counsel’s belief in his sanity.
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Justice Fitzgerald
Thaw
Hartridge
Thaw to face lunacy commission over sanity ruling
New York March 26 Harry K Thaw may not face the jury again as Justice Fitzgerald orders a lunacy commission to assess his mind. The three members will decide whether he should be committed or the trial resume. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw witnessed the appointment news. The panel includes Morgan J. O'Brien Peter B Olney and Dr Leopold Putzel. The trial schedule remains unsettled with hearings to be set soon.
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Morgan J. O'Brien
Fitzgerald
Harry Thaw
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Justice Fitzgerald
Stanford White
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Criminal Courts
Josefina Terranova
Jerome
Clark faults Roosevelt as causing slump in stock market
Ex Senator William A. Clark of Montana tells a Post reporter in Boston that Roosevelt’s anti-corporation and railroad policies plus efforts to curb stock speculation sparked the market liquidation. He says copper rumors are false and reveals his Boston visit was for art viewing, not business, before a midnight train to New York.
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William A. Clark
Montana
Post
Roosevelt
Boston
Young’s
New York
Clark
America
Shanghai
China
Shaw
Calumet & Hecla Copper Mining Company
Mr. Shaw
United Verde
Middleboro Girl Chooses Love Over $20000 Fortune
Miss Edith S. Orcutt aged 20 rejects an inheritance of $20,000 from her grandfather James Carter to wed John Reed a carpenter. The grandfather demanded she choose between wealth and loyalty. Orcutt remains with her aunt preparing her trousseau as Reed is chosen.
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Middleboro
Edith S. Orcutt
Miss Orcutt
James Carter
John Reed
Reed
Trousseau
Canoe Capsizes Drowning Of Local Boy At River
Burton Kellogg Fretts 18 son of Mr and Mrs George H Fretts of 8 Belmont avenue drowned in the Connecticut River when a canoe capsized while he and two companions paddled upstream. Fretts could not swim and struggled to shore with companion William Wilbur. The three were former high school crew candidates who had been moving a borrowed shell between boathouses when strong currents toppled the canoe.
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Springfield
Burton Kellogg T Fretts
George H. Fretts
Belmont Avenue
Connecticut River
Fretts
William Wilbur
Rockrimmon
Atlanta
Fire destroys Jamaica Plain stables killing watchman
A three alarm blaze at Allen and Fox stables 14 and 16 Union avenue Jamaica Plain results in one man dead Alfred Mac Dowell watchman 105 Lamartine street and 26 horses burned. A second man is missing as investigators search the smoke filled ruins.
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Allen & Fox
Union Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Alfred MacDowell
Lamartine Street
Fire destroys stable in tenement district
Fire razed a two story stable and adjoining wagon houses in a tenement area, killing a watchman. Hans Hanson, an employee, is missing and feared dead. Three youths seen fleeing antecedent to the blaze. Two horses rescued. 30 sleighs and teams burned. Damage estimated at 15000 dollars. Authorities suspect incendiary origin and conduct rigid investigation.
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Hans Hanson
Thomas Leonard
Elizabeth Barrows
Michael Calligan
Griffin
James Burke
Charles MacDonald
Partly Cloudy Forecast For Boston And New England
Forecast notes disjointed readings for Boston and New England. Wednesday shows partly cloudy skies with westerly winds and possible showers in western areas. Thursday expects showers with warmer trend and variable winds across the region.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Cure Hacking Cough Lung Kwat Claim
A brief note touts Lung Kwat as a remedy to a hacking cough. Details are sparse and marketing tone, with no clear clinical evidence provided.
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Tafi
Joseph Benson Foraker
Rockefeller’s Fund
Sydney Grant
John Hyams
Lella McIntyre
le- Plaire Bros
Alice Taylor
Raffayette
Geaumont
Ponies
Vesta Victoria
Wilson
Wilson Post Card Store
Tremont
South End
Quarrel
Twin Sullivan
Hyland
Thompson
Natick Man
THE
Thaw Commission
Hennessy
Huett
Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
P. Paewereoras
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