Taft Roosevelt meet as Roosevelts seeks pledge in New York
The second meeting between President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt after Roosevelt’s Africa trip signals a push for broader Republican support. Facts indicate Roosevelt and advisers remain anxious about New York state politics and request moral support from Taft. William K. Vanderbilt Jr owns a new faster monoplane arriving from France. Senator Thayer’s daughter removes Roosevelt’s picture from her Worcester library as a rebuke to his antebellum remarks. General Botha keeps Pretoria premiership despite nationalist losses and a unionist rival. English poet Richard Le Gallienne is sued for support by his wife, a Paris milliner. Hamilton W. King, U.S. minister to Siam, suffers kidney trouble in Baltimore. G. M. Orr, ex-cashier of Macon’s exchange bank, is pardoned after a year of a seven-year sentence.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Africa
New York State
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Sull
Neuilly
France
New York City
Thayer
Kansas
Tate
Worcester
Mase
Vouis Botha
Tnp
Pretoria
South Africa
Federal Assembly
Richard le Gallienne
Poer
New York
Paris
Hamilton W. King
Michigan
United States
Siam
Baltimore
King
G. M. Orr
Fixchange Bank
Macon
Brown
Glens Falls
N. Y
William Aubre
Jose Figueroa Alcorta
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Henry Sherman Bow Telle
Chicago
Frederick H. Gansbergen
Mme
Lina Cavalieri
Robert Winthrop Chanler
Astor
Register
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
House Appropriations Committee
Sidney Anderson
William Jennings Bryan
James C. Dahlman
Nebraska
Bryan
Dahlman
Jere S. Lillis
Jack Cudahy
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Southwest
Landy Harris
Nashville
Pine Lodge
Cartersville
Harris
Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Chris
San Antonio
Tex
W. K. Ewing
George L. Patterson
National Bank of
Lawrence County
Newcastle
Pan
Katherine Tingley
Point Loma
Cal
H. L. Howard
Burlington
Rock Island
Halt
Klaus Larsen
Ferro
Niagara River
Lewiston
Larsen
Theodore Roosevelt
Syracuse
Conflicting Headlines From A Vast Early 1900s News Sweep
The American Hospital association conference in St Louis drew many hospital managers. Trials and trials span murder cases inflation and aviation attempts in 1910 era.
A Plea for the Conservation of Common Sense
Colonel George Harvey’s widely read North American Review essay argues for steady recovery and balanced government business relations. It praises patriotism taught in schools, urges conserving natural resources, and upholds common sense as America’s greatest inherent resource guiding a hopeful future.
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George Harvey
The
North American Review
Harvey
America
Republic
Forty Die in Interurban Wreck Near Kingsland Indiana
A collision between north bound interurban car 228 and south bound car 308 near Kingsland left thirty five dead and many injured. The crash on a curve through woods occurred about noon and involved Bluffton and Warren residents, with officials investigating orders and dispatch errors.
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Kingsland
Ind
Bluffton
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Fort Wayne Fair
C. van Dine
A. Spiller
Benjamin Corkwell
Daniel Wilson
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Ossian
Koontz
Wilson
Lake Erie & Western
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American Hospital Associaion
T. Louis
Kazincy
St. Michael's
Braddock
Annie Mazirik
John
Charles R. Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
Martin
United States Circuit Court
Blackwell's Island
Kenry Weymann
George Shaves
Cross-Alps
Clarence D. Hiller
Rocksland Railroad
Hiller
Col. Harvey
Ita
Peonote
Pearl Sayler
Myrtle Falk
Frank King
Warren
H. D. Cook
Grocer
Ralph Waller
Ernest Crouse
R. L. Folk
Bryan Ohio
Joseph Edens
Bien Cramer
Umbrella Mender
Thompson
W. D. Burgan
James Reed
Marion
Hiram Falk
L. C. Justus
Lloyd Brown
Bintton
S. Stucky
Vera Cruz
William Beers
Joseph Sawyer
Jesse E. Huffman
Seymour Robison
Wels County
Charles Raber
Uniondale
Blanche Smith
Montpelier
Harold Nelson
Jon Johnson
Blanche Archimold
East St. Louis
J. A. Jones
Warrett
Claffton
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