Foraker Explains Why He Disagrees With Roosevelt
The Canton speech by Senator Foraker defense of State rights and his critique of President Roosevelt drew 450 banquet attendees and 3,000 onlookers. He highlighted civil rights defense for Black soldiers and aimed to exonerate soldiers in the Brownsville affair while pledging to continue his independent- minded political stance.
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Roosevelt
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Brownsville
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Canton Board of Trade
Washington
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Board of Trade
President Dougherty
Monument Hill
McKinley
Ohio
William McKinley
United States
Mansfield Editor Sees Foraker Victory Over Taft
Mansfield editor W S Cappeller predicts Ohio voters will back Foraker by about 50 000 in a future fight with Taft and doubts Secretary Taft will enter the contest. He cites union labor and church vote losses and notes Brooklyn references to elim ination challenges.
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Foraker
War Secretary
Commercial Tribune Buxreau
Outlook
CoLumnus
ORIO
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
W.S. Cappeller
Mansfield
Taft
Mr. Cappeller
Senator Foraker
Charles P. Taft
McKinley
Roosevelt
Ohio
Vorys
Cincinnati
Foster
Pattison
Herrick
Brownsville
Tex
Foraker and Taft Rivalry Shifts in Ohio Early Week
In Columbus on April 10 the Foraker and Taft camps plan shifting moves this week. Senator Foraker and allies will meet in Columbus while Arthur Vorys and Henry Williams push Taft sentiment toward a Cabinet seat and then travel to Cincinnati to confer with Charles P Taft. Governor Foraker may also host a reunion with Senator Foraker and Governor Harris during the Columbus stay.
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Foraker
Columbus
Taft
Cincinnati
Tripine Bureau
BorLpine
CoaLtomnns
Ohto
Commercial Tribune
Arthur I. Vorys
Henry A. Williams
Universal
Charles P. Taft
Ohio
Vorys-Williams
Vorys
Mr. Williams
Senator Foraker
Williams
Harris
Chittenden
FORAKER DISCUSSES ELLIS AND PRIMARIES
Senator Foraker issued a statement defending primaries for delegates to a state convention. He said Attorney General Ellis’s opinion does not change his plan to call primaries at the proper time to select delegates for a convention nominating state officers and expressing preference for President and U S Senator. He noted the law already provides for delegate selection and stressed timing belongs to next year.
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Commercial Tribune
Canton
Foraker
Ellis
Ohio
United States
State Central Committee
Newspaper Men to Meet in Richmond May 21 22
President F D P Glass announced the fifth annual meeting of the Newspaper Publishers Association will be held in Richmond on May 21 and 22. The gathering sets a schedule for discussions on industry issues and publishing concerns.
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Commercial Tribune
Montgomery
Ala
F. D. P. Glass
Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Richmond
Akron Printing and Paper Company Files For Bankruptcy
The Akron Printing and Paper Company announced bankruptcy today in Akron with liabilities of 30000 and assets about the same. The failure to meet paper bills with cash on demand is cited as the cause.
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Commercial Tribune
Akron, .C
Akron Printing and Paper Company
Pirates Open With Reds At League Park In Open
The Pirates face the Reds at League Park in the opening game of the season. Managers Hanlon and Clarke report strong lineups and good conditions after mixed spring weather. Advance ticket sales indicate a heavy crowd and high fan interest for the league opener.
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REDS
League Park
South
Hot Springs
Hanlon
Clarke
Ana
Schoettelle
Graves defies censorship on Roosevelt nomination at Bryan banquet
At a Bryan Anniversary Club dinner in Chattanooga Tennessee John Temple Graves editor of The Atlanta Georgian delivered a speech urging Roosevelt's renomination. Bryan declined to name Roosevelt for president though he left room to reconsider. Bryan favored La Follette if a Republican would lead the ticket.
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Commercial Tribune
Chattanooga
Tenn
Bryan Anniversary Club
William J. Bryan
John Temple Graves
Atlanta Georgian
Bryan
Roosevelt
Birmingham
Graves
Atlanta
Mr. Graves
Mr. Roosevelt
Senator LaFoliette
Wisconsin
Taft Recommends Provisional Election Test in Cuba
Secretary Taft issues a letter to Governor Magoon after consultations with Liberal Conservative and Republican leaders proposing a preliminary municipal and provincial election to test electoral law and country tranquility. He urges a census first, with six months for national elections after the test vote.
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Taft
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Com
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Barry
Steinhardt
Liberal Party
Conservative Party
Advisory Commission
Roosevelt
Cuba
St' Ee
Congress
United States
William H. Taft
Morgan
Porto Rico
Pinar del Rio
Rodriguez
Black
Crowder
Department of Public Works and Justice
Grebel
Kean
Sanitation Department
J. D. Terrill
Finance Department
Slocum
Republican Party
Cuirged
Defendants Defeat and Dejection Mark Thaw Trial Day
New York April 10 Justice Fitzgerald locks jurors in for deliberation as verdicts loom in the Stan ford White murder case. Harry Kendall Thaw endures a brutal jury charge and a prosecutor denounces Thaw’s character while dismissing dementia americana as a defense tactic.
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New York
Harry Kendall
Stanford White
Broadway Central
Justingerald
Harry Thaw
Jerome
Thaw
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