Roosevelt Feeling Political Way Shapes GOP Solidarity
Oyster Bay July 14 Theodoor Roosevelt moves to solidify divided Republican factions while keeping distance from Taft. He meets insurgents regulars and Democrats to hear independent views and aims to help GOP victory nationwide and in New York State without declaring a leadership pledge. Roosevelt seeks balance amid rumors and wary reactions from regulars and old guard.
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Oyster Bay
Theodorr Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
Col
Roosevelt
Iis
Mr.Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Wilson
Agriculture
Meyer
Navy
Nicholas Longworth
White House
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wall Street
Samuel Gompers
Thomas H. Carter
A. J. Beveridge
New York
Fifteen Thousand Elk Parade Delights Detroit Crowds
Detroit July 14 crowds lined eight miles of parade route to see about 15 000 Elks in varied costumes march for five hours. General Humidity and a high temperature kept marchers and spectators uncomfortable while nurses and doctors in temporary hospitals treated heat effects. Afterward aeroplane flights by Arch Hoxey and Duvall La Chapelle entertained, with river moonlight trips and other events. Over 55 000 Elks registered in city today as festivities continued.
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Detroit
Mich
Arch Hoxey
Duvall la Chapelle
Wright Army
Fisher denies Moross resignation at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Carl G. Fisher, president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, denied Thursday morning that E. A. Moross had resigned as director of events. He said he only knows what he read in the paper and has not heard of Moross’s resignation. Further information must come from the original source.
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Carl G. Fisher
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
E.A. Morass
the Speedway
Pinchot Considered for New York Governor Nomination
Washington reports rumors that Gifford Pinchot may be urged as the Republican nominee for New York governor. He is a New York City resident and voter, with a strong conservation record and Roosevelt ties. Critics note he lacks current public office but could leverage executive experience and Appalachian reserve policy stances.
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
New York
Pinchot
New York City
Hughes
Col. Roosevelt
Appalachian Reserve
Forest Service
Post Office to buy twine for binding needs
The Post Office Department plans to use about 1 125 000 000 yards of binding twine in the next fiscal year. Postmaster General Hitchcock approved a contract with a Brooklyn firm at roughly eight cents a pound. The deal is valued at about 225 000 dollars with deliveries nationwide.
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U. S
Washington
Post Office Department
Hitchcock
Brooklyn, N. Y
Wrights Plan New Biplane Racer
Wright brothers announce a new biplane racer designed to sustain 70 to 86 miles per hour for at least three hours. Ready by August, it preserves their fuel delivery system. Built to defend the international speed prize won by Curtiss last summer at Rheims, with a race set for October 22 at Garden City, Long Island.
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Rheims
Glenn H. Curtiss
Aero Club of America
Garden City
L. I
Drexel set British high flight record at Bournemouth
J Armstrong Drexel son of Anthony Drexel of Philadelphia climbed to 2,439 feet at Bournemouth establishing a new British record for high flying. The record stood until the following Wednesday when it was surpassed.
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Bournemouth
England
J. Armstrong Drexel
Anthony Drexel
Philadelphia
Strikers Clash With Strike Breakers In New York Riot
In New York on Thursday about 3000 strike sympathizers fought police and strike breakers near Williamsburg sugar trust refineries. Missiles were hurled from house roofs and many injured on both sides with one man reported seriously hurt as a boatload of nonunion workers arriving intensified the clash.
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Williamsburg Sugar Trust
Leaves America to Return to Norway in Chicago
The article notes F. Herman Tiade, a prominent Chicago lawyer, will relinquish American citizenship to serve as advisor to King Haakon of Norway. Tiade, a Harvard graduate, married an American woman and was named Norwegian consul to Chicago. The piece references his birthplace Christiana and a royal appointment during a visit to Norway.
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Chicago
F. Herman Tiade
Gade
Haskon
Norway
Harvard
Norwegan
Christiana
Haakon Eyes Gabe for Cabinet Post After Reachable Call
Haakon contemplated appointing a man like Gabe to his cabinet as the call finally arrived. The remark underscores political maneuvering and cabinet formation dynamics in the unfolding scene.
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Haakon
Gabe
Police court fines physician in loitering case
Judge Collins fined Dr. Benjamin F. Bye of 233 W. Pratt Street $100 and costs with a 30 day workhouse sentence. Bye was arrested on loitering charges to be used as a witness in an alleged craps game. The case was appealed.
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Collins
Benjamin F. Bye
W. Pratt Street
Bye
Boy Falls From Loft Window Sparks Family Lawsuit
Francis G. Banker faces a $5,000 claim after an unguarded loft window injures Owen Fleming, a 10 year old, who fell while watching street cars. Fleming says Banker left the hay barn window unprotected after leasing the dwelling at 4711 East Washington Street to Fleming.
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Francis G. Banker
Hanker
Allen T. Fleming
Owen
Banker
East Washington Street
Fleming
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