Roosevelt plans long campaign for third term party
Oyster Bay dispatch details Theodore Roosevelt’s return from South America and his immediate plans for an expansive campaign with the Progressive party. He anticipates a grueling tour from Atlantic to Pacific, meetings with leaders in Sagamore Hill, and a keynote for the Nations Geographical Society as he faces questions about 1916 prospects.
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Roosevelt
South America
Spain
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Pacific
Progressive Party
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George W. Perkins
O. K. Davis
Washington
Sagamore Hill
Nations
Geographical Society
Brazil
Colombia
Wilson
Panama Canal
Coulnel
United States
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Ife
Panama
Mellen
Col
New Haven
Boston
Maine
Franklin K. Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
George K. Cherry
Leo E. Miler
Para
Booth
Aidan
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
Dudley Field Malone
Mr. Cherry
Henry Savage Landor
National Geographical Society
Customs House
Africa
Colonel Roosevelt
George
Jobless Army Parades Through South Dakota Bound for Washington
About 125 unemployed men calling themselves the unemployed passed through Mobridge South Dakota last night en route to Washington DC. Aberdeen Captain Kelley and 64 IWW members arrive today in two freight cars bound for the capital after brief stops in Miles City Montana and Marmarth North Dakota. Police prepare for any unrest as the column travels via St Paul and Chicago on the Milwaukee line.
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Army of
Industrial Workers of the World
Miles City
Mont
Gen Conklin Badly Scalded During Sanatorium Bath
Mrs. S. J. Conklin left for Hot Springs after a report that Gen. S. J. Conklin was severely scalded in a government sanatorium bath. A mistaken switch from cold to hot water caused injuries almost cooking his skin and muscles from the neck down. He recently celebrated his 85th birthday.
Rooster Day Proclaimed in South Dakota Eggs Campaign
Vermillion South Dakota May 18 1914 The State Food and Drug Department under Commissioner Guy H Frary designates Saturday June 6 1914 as Rooster Day to curb heated eggs blood fingers and chick rats and protect egg quality The notice urges removing roosters from flocks until November 1 and recommends roast chicken on June 7 with extra inspectors and statewide posters and circulars to enforce the law against bad eggs.
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State Food and Drug Department
South Dakota
Guy G. Frary
Food and Drug Commissioner
Chanticleer
Swat
Food and Drug Department of
Guy H. Frary
Frary
Ouimet Loses to Tubbs in British Open Handicap Match
Francis Ouimet, U S open golf champion, is eliminated by British youngster Tubbs at Sandwich England. Ouimet struggles on the fourth hole with seven strokes while Tubbs completes it in four, ending with a 42 to 40 defeat.
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Sandwich
England
Francis Ouiment
United States
Tubbbs
Ouimet
Tubbs
Mugtishnan
Althouh Ouimet
Tubs
Blocks vote on canal bill defeated in Senate
Washington, D. C. Senator Kern sought unanimous consent to vote May 27 on the Panama tolls repeal bill but was blocked by Senator McCumber who said the time to set a voting day has not yet arrived.
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Kern
Panama
McCumber
North Dakota
Niagara Falls
Canada
United States
Mexico
New York
T Here
Suarez
Canada Territory
Duke of Connaught
Martin Burrell
Villa Victory
Estacion Amargos
el Paso
Texas
Villa
Monclove
Paredon
Weather Outlook for North and South Dakota
The forecast shows fair conditions in North Dakota with cooler air tonight and Thursday in the eastern part. South Dakota expects mostly cloudy unsettled weather, with cooler nights and cooler Thursday in eastern areas.
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North Dakota
South Dakota
Mellen Tells of 800000 Loan Linked to Boston Herald
Washington D C Former New Haven Railroad head Mellen described an 800000 loan to Boston Herald publisher Haskell, saying the loan was presented to the finance committee and that he attended only as an observer at reorganizational meetings. He denied involvement in Herald offices.
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Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Commerce Commission
Folk
Haskell
Boston Herald
Mae
Massachusetts
Masachusetts
Hemingway
Herald
Mr. Mellen
Mr. Morgan
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Boston and Maine Railroad
E. H. Harriman
Boston and Maine
New Haven
Thomas F. Byrnes
New York
Westchester
Tamany Hall
Skinner
Shin
Morgan
Mr. Meklen
Grimly
New Haven Contract Tammany Ties Backed by Rail Blocs
New York and vicinity report reveals the New Haven railroad awarded a 6 million dollar contract in 1905 to the New York Contracting and Trucking Company led by James J. Gaffney and John J. Murphy. The move aligned with political favors and reshaped Bronx grades and street maps amid Westchester franchise actions.
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New Haven
New York City
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
New York, Westchester and Boston Railroad Company
New Haven Road
New York Contracting and Trucking Company
James J. Gaffney
John J. Murphy
Charles F. Murphy
Mr. Gaffney
Board of Aldermen
Westchester
New York
New Rochelle
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Herald
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Bronx
Board of Estimate
Morgan
Washington, D. C
J. P. Morgan
Hartford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles S. Mellen
Commission
New England
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126Th General Assembly
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