Roosevelt Said G O P Needed Him In 1912 Speech
Testimony in a Syracuse court report shows Theodore Roosevelt told witnesses the GOP needed him and that he would attack President Wilson on foreign treaties and the Chicago break. The defense portrayed Roosevelt as seeking party unity while pursuing Wilson.
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Witness Hutchinson Testifies After Woolman Reply
John W. Hutchinson a New York lawyer and head of the Republican speakers bureau from 1906 to 1912 took the stand after William J. Woolman a New York broker contradicted statements previously made by William J. Loeb private secretary to Colonel Roosevelt during his presidency in a Chicago trial transcript.
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Tammany Hall
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Two Houses and Baptist Church Burn in Fayville
A fire in Fayville destroys the Baptist Church and two houses, starting in a shed with farming tools and spreading to the church carriage shed and adjoining homes. The homes of Mrs. Henry Smith and Samuel Draper were gutted, with total losses about 40 000 dollars. Fire help came from Marlboro Framingham Westboro and Berlin.
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Samuel Draper
Marlboro
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Westboro
Berlin
Malden Mayor to Veto 24000 for Fire Department Motors
Mayor Blakeley announced he would veto the $24 000 appropriation to motorize the entire Malden fire department. He argued the motorized apparatus was experimental and unwise to spend city funds on.
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Pleads Not Guilty to Stealing Auto in Malden Court
Guy H. Peters of Arlington pleaded not guilty in Malden District Court to larceny of an automobile in Medford on May 6. He was arrested in Taunton by Medford police Tuesday night and his case was continued until May 27.
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Harvard Wins from Penn in Nine Innings 6 to 5
Harvard defeats the University of Pennsylvania 6 to 5 at Soldiers Field after a nine inning game. Key hits came from Nash Harte and captain Hardwick with a two base pinch hit by Brickley in the ninth. Armstrong homered for Penn and Harte scored on several timely Harvard plays.
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Reception for Rev Leslie Wiggin at Trinity M E Church
Parishioners of Trinity M E Church Charles town plan a reception tonight for Rev Leslie Wiggin newly appointed pastor at the church by the recent Methodist Episcopal conference. Dr Cortland Meyers of Tremont Temple will lecture in Atlanta on May 16 as a delegate to the Northern Baptist convention.
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Last-inning rally seals win for Penn over Harvard
A tense contest kept fans on edge through nine innings as Armstrong tied the game with a home run for Penn at 5 all. Brickley hit a two-bagger and Mahan delivered a timely hit after Abbot sacrificed Brickley to third, enabling Brickley to score on a play that decided the game. Harvard started with Whit ney pitching and lasted four innings.
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Annual Meeting of Children's Mission
The Children’s Mission held its annual meeting yesterday afternoon at 279 Tremont Street. Henry M. Williams was re elected president. Endicott Saltonstall was named vice president Rev Christopher T Eliot clerk and Allston A Burr treasurer after reports from committees and officers were approved.
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Army Beats Holy Cross 6 to 2 in Wet Plains Game
Army defeats Holy Cross 6 to 2 for its 13th straight win as Sarcka pitches airtight ball after early wildness. Carroll hits a homer for Holy Cross. Bradley and Bradley later homer for Army, with Oliphant and Prichard delivering key hits.
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Big Row Over the B. M. Bill and House Power
A heated battle over the B M bill continues as the Ways and Means Committee plans a morning meeting. The bill, once through the Senate, faced a push to report forthwith amid protests from opponents and questions over procedural fairness.
Mayor Curley Plans Fast Rochester Trip
Mayor Curley will fly from Boston to Rochester New York on Saturday to address the Rochester Chamber of Commerce. He departs at 10 a.m. and arrives at 9 17 p.m. local time then travels by auto to speak at 9 30 p.m. He plans to return on the midnight train arriving in Boston at 10 a.m. Sunday.
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