Senators Seek Testimony From Roosevelts Aides and Hearst
Washington Sept 2 William Loeb Jr and George Cortelyou former Roosevelt private secretaries have been asked to testify before the Senate committee investigating campaign contributions when hearings resume late this month Hearst and John D Archbold are also summoned to appear as witnesses in the probe
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William Loeb, Jr
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William Randolph Hearst
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Roosevelt Campaign Funds and Vermont Election Scrutiny
The committee plans to re-examine Cortelyou about Standard Oil contributions to Colonel Roosevelt in 1904 amid Archbold’s testimony of a $100,000 gift with Roosevelt’s knowledge. Loeb and Cortelyou’s secretary prepared directives. both are ready to appear though not subpoenaed. Other figures similarly contacted include Archbold and Hearst as probe efforts seek campaign fund handlers during the recent primaries. Senator Clapp tours Vermont while dates for witness appearances remain at the committee’s discretion. The market review portion notes a slow rise with persistent high prices, a looming car shortage, and heavy corporate activity as Vermont’s election looms and political forecasts touch potential national trends.
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U.S. Minister to Siam Hamilton King Dies in Bangkok
Hamilton King of Olivet Michigan United States Minister to Siam died in Bangkok from heart failure. Born 1853 in St Johns Newfoundland he served in diplomacy since 1898 and was raised to Minister in 1908 His burial is planned for tomorrow with Sheldon Crosby named acting head of the legation.
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Driver killed as mobile racer dies in Woodland crash
Ted Orr a professional mobile racer was killed in Woodland California on Sunday and his mechanic John Berry was probably fatally injured. Orr's wife witnessed the accident.
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Democratic Maynard Announces Police Listing Push in Boston
Mayor Maynard led the city committee urging an active campaign to educate voters on police listing for the primaries ending tonight. He outlined precinct level registration clubs across Boston wards to boost Democratic turnout at the state primaries.
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Women on trade board join Chicago congress
Thirty five women and 151 men form the entertainment committee for the fifth international congress of chambers of commerce to be held in Chicago October 4 to 7. Women will share prominence with men and seek parity in future committees during major events.
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Chicago
Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Sredekaiviek
Boston News Bureau Moves to New Liberty Building
The Boston News Bureau marks its 25th anniversary by moving to the Liberty building at 90 Kilby street. Founded by W. Barron in a basement room at 70 Kilby street, the bureau has relocated four times, most recently from 10 Exchange Place to 1 Congress Street and then to 1 Exchange Place before this latest move. The adjoining Central Street building will house its large R. Hoe Multi-press and other mechanical departments.
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Elks Clambake at Rocky Point Planned by Boston Lodge
Boston Lodge No. 10 members will hold a grand clambake outing at Rocky Point Rhode Island next Thursday. Governor Andrew Pothier District Attorney Joseph Covales Merc John F Iagerald and Mattcher of Providence will be invited guests. Members to board a special train at South Station.
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Rhode Island
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Providence
South Station
Providence Boat Trip Set For Thursday Morning
At 940 o'clock Thursday morning the party will depart from Providence by boat to the point. The event will not be postponed due to weather, officials stated.
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Wood to be arraigned in Lawrence dynamite case
William M. Wood president of the American Woolen Company faces Suffolk Superior Court arraignment at 10 am on an indictment charging conspiracy in the Lawrence dynamite planting. Other defendants include D. J. Colling and Frederick H. Atteaux with further details and government investigations outlined by U S District Attorney Asa P. French.
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Gomez Appeals to Washington over Havana Attack
President Gomez of Cuba sends a message to President Taft explaining the Havana assault on Hugh Gibson. U S officials express satisfaction with his sincerity but demand prompt full satisfaction. Minister Rivero rebukes Maza for Cuban press remarks as he warns against being used by Cuba's enemies.
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Noblemist Shot During Boar Hunt Claims Noble Victim
Berlin reports a ree noblewoman Joness vonardstein was fatally shot during a boar hunt near the city. She died last night after a bullet from Count von Finkenstein’s rifle deflected off a tree and struck her while they hunted from adjacent stations.
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Here
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Hartford Girl Weds Broker in Gloriously Attended Ceremony
Miss Catherine Souther of Hartford wed Winthrop Buttrick of Lowell in a noon ceremony attended by nearly 500 guests. The bride, grand daughter of the late Judge Sherman, wore a striking brunette presence with sister Polly as maid of honor and Dor othy Deveraux Mabel Ashley Albana Quimby Marion White Margaret Brockway Annie Pugh as bridesmaids. Allan Lefferts of New York was best man. ushers included Harrison Smith Henry Wilder Curtis Plummer William Burke Alex Swain and Sheldon Wardwell. After a buffet lunch the couple left for a camping tour at Lake Sunapee.
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Lowell
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New York
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Margaret Brockway
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Harrison Smith
Henry Wilder
Curtis Plummer
Brookline
William Burke
Alex Swain
Philadelphia
Sheldon Wardwell
Boston
Lake Sunapee
Latkowitch to wed West End girl in East Boston
Julius Latkowitch of Cambridge and Frances Lynthmary of Boston will marry next Thursday evening in Sumner Hall East Boston. The groom's father Louis Latkowitch is a Cambridge retailer and the bride's father Nathan Svathmary lives in East Boston. Israel Svathmary will be best man and Elizabeth Latkowitch will be maid of honor.
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Green Street
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Louis Latkowitch
Nathan Svathmary
Israel Svathmary
Elizabeth Latkowitch
Cruiser Cleveland sails to Corinto with Marines and crew
The cruiser Cleveland departed San Francisco for Corinto carrying a detachment of Marines from Mare Island and 170 bluejackets from the cruiser North Dakota. Commanded by Captain Bonner, the ship arrived two days earlier from Bremerton, coal and stores taken at Mare Island Navy Yard.
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Kansas City Southern Prospects in the Railway Market
The article previews a special financial page piece on Kansas City Southern, a newer Southwest line, noting it has not yet reached maturity. It states neither preferred nor common stock has traded at par and prices lag the broader railway rally. It asks whether the road will mature into a standard line or remain a minor road, to be explored in tomorrow's Boston Post.
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