Roosevelt and Taft Warmly Meet at Beverly veranda
Theodore Roosevelt and President Taft greeted each other warmly during a two hour twenty minute visit at the Evans cottage in Beverly Massachusetts. Roosevelt avoided endorsing Taft administration and refused to comment on Pinchot dismissal. He said he may not return this summer and denied hospital rumors.
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Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Col Roosevelt
Evans Cottage
Roosevelt
President
Theodore
Wii
Washington
White House
Col. Roosevelt
Nahant
Senator Lodge
Gifford Pinchot
Ballinger
Justice Moody
Mr. Roosevelt
Social Call Revisited as Bully Good Talk Claim
An informal interview request with the president was not official, so executive aides avoided discussion. Secretary Norton described the meeting as a social call and later softened the statement to call it a bully good talk.
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Norton
Roosevelt Visits Justice Moody At Corey Hill Hospital
Beverly July 1 Ex-President Roosevelt visited Justice William H Moody at Corey Hill hospital Brookline overnight with Senator Lodge from Nahant. Moody was pleased by the visit and said the two men are close friends.
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Beverly
Roosevelt
William H. Moody
Corey Hil Hospital
Brookline
Senator Lodge
Nahant
Justice Moody
Roosevelt Leaves Boston for New York in Silence
Former President Theodore Roosevelt departed Boston for New York Friday afternoon without comment. He arrived at the station in Senator Lodge's car just before the 1 PM train, continuing his low profile on political matters.
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Boston
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Senator Lodge
Roosevelt Hughes Direct Primary Defeat in New York
The New York legislature adjourned after a narrow defeat of the Cobb direct nominations bill in both chambers. Senate 25 to 19 and assembly 80 to 63. Governor Hughes allies vow to push next steps as anti-Hughes forces celebrate.
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Senate
Albany
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Gov. Hughes
House
Cobb
Assembly
Hugues
Roosevelt-Hughes
Roosevelt
Hughes
Roosevelt to Return West and Challenge Albany Foes
Roosevelt plans to return to New York Friday night from Dyster Bay and swing the big stick at legislators who blocked Governor Hughes' primary program in Albany. He refused to discuss the setback but signaled trouble for his political foes as he remains active in politics despite efforts to stay out.
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Boston
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Dyster Bay
Capture Thief Before Theft Is Reported
Edward F. Dux reported a burglary at his home and identified silverware as stolen. Detectives arrested James Lear, 26, near Lincoln street for trying to dispose of the silver and recovered items including a revolver and a watch. Lear also tied to robberies at Harry Claffey’s home and daylight burglaries on Central avenue.
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Edward F. Dux
English Avenue
Lieut. Kinney
Dux
Mr. Dux
James Lear
Lincoln Street
Washington and
Capitol Avenue
Kinney
E. J. Harvey
North West Street
Harry Claffey
Hartford Street
C. H. Meyers
Central Avenue
W. H. Clark
Postal Clerk Confesses to $15000 Postal Theft
Orlando F. Altorre, a former post office clerk in Los Angeles, confessed to stealing $15,000 from a registered mail shipment. The admission followed an investigation that traced missing funds to his routine handling of parcels. Altorre faces legal proceedings and potential charges related to the theft.
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Los Angeles
Cali
Orlando F. Altorre
New York
F. Augustus Heinze
United States Circuit Court
Mercantile Bank
Holland
Montana
Arthur P. Heinze
John B. Stanchfield
Guillotine for Apache Triggers Paris Riots and Police Clash
In Paris on July 1 authorities executed Liabeuf, the Apache killer, after failed socialist pleas for reprieve. Rioting followed as crowds discharged revolvers at officers. police charged with bayonets, wounding several rioters and a police captain. More than 300 were arrested amid street chaos.
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Paris
Liaboeuf
Fallieres
Wong
Socialist Party
Socialist
Chamber of Deputies
Lepine
Isures
Anatol France
Linhoeuf
Lisboeuf
Taft Punishes Insurgents With Patronage Tactics
President Taft continues using patronage to discipline congressional insurgents. In Kansas, Bristow’s postmaster pick was replaced with a regular faction choice, delaying confirmation. In Iowa, Kendall’s nominees for Newton and Hedrick postmasters, viewed as insurgents, were withdrawn after protests by regulars led by Lacey.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Joseph L. Bristow
Kansan
Senator Bristow
Senate
Salina
Kas
Bristow Nves
Bristow
White House
Kansas
Iowa
Kendal
George Clark
Newton
John C. Foster
Hedrick
Clark
Foster
Lacey
Kendall
Hepburn
Jackson
Missouri boom for Folk as Democratic leagues push bid
New York reports Lon Sanders, Missouri Democratic chairman, rallying eastern Democrats to Folk for president. He says Folk sentiment grows daily and plans to form Folk clubs nationwide. Missouri Democratic League backs the drive and aims to mobilize delegates to the next convention.
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New York
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Lon Sanders
Missouri Democratic Committee
Folk
Sanders
United States
Missouri Demic League
Scisvenert
Two Men Arrested Over Starved North Side Horses
Neighborhood shock on North Side Street as Fred E. Wilson and C. B. Bymaster are arrested after Humane Inspector Shelby reports one horse dead and another shot due to starvation. Wilson fined 100 dollars and 30 days in workhouse. Bymaster discharged for lack of blame. Stable at 2502 Talbott avenue described as filthy. horse care blamed on neglect amid mortgage claims.
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Fred E. Wilson
Noble Street
C. B. Bymaster
Humane
Shelby
Talbott Avenue
Wilson
Victor Goschap
Woman Detective Sniffs Out Missing Laundry Basket
Mrs Maggette Smith of 1005 Ashland Avenue reported a missing laundry basket after overnight on the back porch. She investigated and aided by Bicycle Policemen Schlangen and Todd, led to the arrest of Georgianna Underwood of 15 Pomeroy Street, a suspected wanker man.
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Maggette Smith
Ashland Avenue
Fifty Thousand Rail Workers Threaten Nationwide Strike
Southeastern conductors and trainmen warn of a Friday strike involving about 50,000 workers over wage increases for Chesapeake & Ohio and allied lines. They urge a prompt decision, fearing disruption across North and South Carolina Georgia Florida Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana.
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Washington
Chesapeake & Ohio
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Airline
Northern Railway
Queen & Crescent
Mobile & Ohio
Georgia Southern & Florida
Central of Georgia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Sete
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
F. L. Pittman
Washington Citizen Arbitrator In Missouri Railway Dispute
Willam J. Chambers of Washington DC was named arbitrator in the Missouri Pacific Railway versus the Order of Railroad Telegraphers dispute. Other arbitrators are A W Sullivan for the company and Frank J. Ryan for the telegraphers. The first board meeting is set for St Louis on July 6.
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Washington
St. Louis
Miners Approve Pact to Avoid Work Suspension
Pittsburg district miners approve the agreement with operators on working conditions ensuring no suspension of about 40,000 miners this season. UMW district president Feehan calls the deal the best obtainable and says all are satisfied.
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Pittsburg
United Mine Workers of the
Feehan
Treasury ends year with a nine million surplus
The Taft administration reports the fiscal year closed with a surplus of 9,402,000 against a prior deficit of 58,734,000. Total receipts reached 669,064,000, up from 603,585,000, with Customs at 332,785,000 and International revenue at 267,823,000, plus 51,000,000 from miscellaneous and 17,362,000 from corporation tax.
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Washington
Taft
United States Treasury
Treasury
Girl Struck by Car Dies in Hospital
Special to The Sun Noblesville Indiana July 1 Miss Flossie Manship 17 died Friday from injuries suffered Thursday when struck by a car while walking in town authorities reported.
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Noblesville
Ind
Flossie Manship
Insee
Speedboat Speedway Bans Core Car in Most Events
A small crowd gathered as the siren sounded and lightning fast track conditions marked racing at the speedway. The Technical Committee barred the Core Car from all but the free-for-all events, limiting its participation.
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Speedway
Program of Opening Day Auto Meet 1910s style events list
The opening day program lists ten events with car makers and drivers. Notable entries include Empire, National, Chadwick, Marmon, Buick, Herreshoff, and Stutz among others. The schedule covers trials, five to fifty mile races in various classes, handicaps, and amateur events across multiple car brands.
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Empire
Merz
National
Aitken
Chadwick
Zengle
Benz
Hearne
Buick
L. Chevrolet
Burman
Herreshoff
Roberts
McCormick
Maytag
Sutcliffe
Fuller
Schwitzer
Cole
Bill Endicott
Edmunds
Warren Detroit
Miller
E-M-F
H. Endicott
L. Chevroet
Great Western
Moore
Davis
Black Crow
Cook
Whcox
Greiner
Aice
Grant
Stoddard-Dayton
E. C. Ireland
Wilcox
Pope-Hartford
Fox
Mers
Tripp
Bens
E. Ireland
Marmon
Harroun
G. & J. Trophy
Pope- Hartford
Stinson
Dawson
Buick-Marquette
Buick- Marquette
Falear
Heinemann
Falcar
Pearce
Opening Day of Indianapolis Speed Meet Draws Small Crowd
Under a scorching sun the Indianapolis Motor Speedway opened a three day July race meet with limited attendance. The Cole 30 was ruled ineligible for Class B events leaving only handicaps and free-for-alls possible. The Fuller car met inspection requirements but missed the opening, and the crowd remained sparse while track speed promised record chances over the weekend.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway Association
Grand Stand
Cole
American Automobile Association
Partington
Fuller
Speedway
Y. O'Clock
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Chambers
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