Colonel Roosevelt Faces Withdrawal Rumors Amid Stubborn Campaign
Oyster Bay July 10 A plan to pull Roosevelt from the race to back a compromise Republican candidate was blocked. Roosevelt believes odds are against him yet vows to continue the struggle to the end, even without electoral votes. He rejects pressure from Taft supporters while welcoming visitors including Former Senator Alice and Judge Kelso as party leaders discuss strategy.
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Chicago
Eni
Taft
William H. Hotchkiss to Lead Progressly Headquarters
William H. Hotchkiss will assume charge of the Progressly headquarters in New York as the organization reorganizes its leadership structure.
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Progressly
New York
Thousand Island fire destroys hotel and cottages
A blaze on Thousand Island Park caused over 500000 in damage, destroying the Columbian hotel and the Welles Jay house while burning more than twenty cottages. Residents fled, women fainted, and men collapsed as firefighters from nearby towns battled the fast spreading flames.
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Joseph Rothschild
H. H. Haller
Wel- Hestey Hotel
Galla
Pavie
Clyton
Alexandrhe Bay
Toningene
Colithian
Exciiiauens
Co. Himbinn
Tess
Thieve Sugimer
Wie Shows
Island Art Association
Colimbian
Haller's
Dies
Froman
Walworth
Kenore
Clevtah
Wilson turns thumbsdown on Mack scheme for nom campaign
Atlantic City July 1 old-line Democrats and party leaders discussed a Progressive Democratic campaign plan. Governor Wilson rejected the idea of appointing a pre nomination manager and a fixed campaign committee, saying the national committee should choose its own team. The proposal aimed to align a campaign body with Mr McCombs and attach local Democrats to work in harmony with the national effort.
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Atlantic City
Te Democrats
Willi J. Bryan
Norman Mud
Sa Girt
Democratin
Tascart
Ntional
Wilson
Amtomad
William F. McCombs
Chicago
McComby
Ywlint Democrats
Woodrow
Tramps Play Ball for Their Liberty in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a burghess Morris staged a baseball game between two tramp camps from Plymouth. Nine innings were played before heat ended play. The Never Works defeated the Tall Fourers by 48 to 8, with both groups marched out of town after an agreed departure window.
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Burgess Morris
Prigonore
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Tall Feurars
Innit
Hoboes
Enowah
Thors
Avery
Iuot
Torm
Two Hurt In Smash On Burd Mountain Road
Shamokin business man Charles Lewis and Philadelphia chauffeur John Snank were badly injured when their car, a two horsepower vehicle, crashed on Burd Mountain while returning from Philadelphia. Steer gears blocked, the machine exploded, the car struck a rock, and both men were flung along the road before being taken to a nearby building for treatment.
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Charles Lewis
John Snank
Philadelphis
Burd Mountain
Philadelphia
Airiok
Lewin Wa
Toround
Taft son predicts victory in fall election amid Chicago visit
Robert Patt Taft, son of President Taft, speaks in Chicago forecasting a sure landslide for his father. He travels back to Washington after months abroad touting favorable conditions for the 117th term. King George tours a coal mine in Fontana, down 1000 feet, amid the mine disaster aftermath. He assists workers and borrows a pick as laborers rescue and inspect the scene.
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Nly
Robert Patt
Taft
Chicago
Hans
Robert Tat
Tie World
Washington
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Dhomeld
George
Fontan
Walle
Connaught Engagement Denied Report Circulation
London July report denies the engagement of Prince Arthur of Connaught to a chosen partner designating the claim as untrue. Officials state no engagement has been announced or confirmed nor any forthcoming union with any named individual.
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London
Prince Arthur of
Aloes
Cear
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