Taft Camp Plans and Roosevelts Ohio Strategy
Secretary Taft will not campaign in Ohio and will depart for the Philippines on Sept. 1. Theodore F. Burton to represent him in Ohio and push Foraker against the administration. President Roosevelt aims to aid Taft and Burton by patronage, while warning federal officeholders to stay out of senatorial campaigns. Burton vies to drive the open primary and set dates before November elections as Taft and Roosevelt coordinate nationwide efforts.
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New York Times
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Philippines
Theodore F. Burto
Foraker
Roosevelt
Burton
Hughes
New York
Toledo
Internal Revenue
George F. Waldorf
W. W. Macken
National Guard
Tat
C. Locke Curtis
Ralph Tryle
Navy Department
Archie Sanders
Wadsworth
Dick, Forake
Button
Washion
Canton
State Central Committee
Trenton
N. J
Senator Foraker
General Roe Overruled in National Guard Cooperation
The War Department plans Coast Defense tests involving Seventh Regiment Thirteenth Regiment Coast Artillery Eighth Infantry Battalion and two camps of Forty seventh Regiment. Governor approves a major reorganization after controversy over National Guard and regular army joint exercises and the Wendel case.
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National Guard
United Ad Army
Thirteenth Regiment
Coast Artillery
War Department
Oliver
Roe
Ajor
Wendel
Real Estate Management Solicitation Notice
A procurement call seeks management services for a real estate portfolio. The notice cites the firm nthau, Jr., & Co. located at 135 Broadway as the reference point for bids and coordination.
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Realstate
Nthau, Jr., & Co
Broadway
Million Dollar Gift for Negro Elementary Schools
Miss Anna Tr Jeanes of Philadelphia endowed a $1,000,000 fund to support elementary schools for African Americans in the Southern States. Trustees include Booker T. Washington and Dr. Frisell. Penn Mutual acts as fiscal agent. Investment options include U S Government bonds or state and city bonds.
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New York Times
Phila Elphia
Anna Tr. Jeanes
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Hris Burke Frissell
Hampton Institute
Pennsylvania Company For
Miss Jeanes
United States
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Alabama
Virginia
Maryland
Missouri
Washington
Pr. Frisgell
Hampton
Tuskegée
Jeanes
Isaac’ Jeanes
Germantown
Washington Lane
Gremantown
Ultimatum by the Pilots Amid Steamship Tensions
The American Association of Masters Mates and Pilots announced there will be no strike of Brunswick and Bull steamship line officers while talks for settlements proceed. If no agreement by May 1 a general walkout on all unsettled lines could halt cargoes, though Brunswick and Bull lines are believed to settle. The Labor Department mediation office offered interim services and was accepted.
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American Association of Masters, Mates, and Pilots
Brunswick and Bull
National
Ton
John C. Silva
Boston
Luther B. Dow
Dow
Grunswick
Bull
Silva
T'Al
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Labor Department
John J. Bealin
New York
James Eads How Expelled From Welfare Association
James Eads How a Socialist philanthropist and heir to James B Eads builder of the Eads Bridge has been expelled from the Welfare Association which he founded to uplift the proletariat General Fry who led Coxeys Army led him in the movement to expel him
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New York Times
ST. Louis
James Eads How
James B. Eads
Eads Bridge
Welfare Association
Gen. Fry
Coxey
Wenner
Rhode Island Senate race ends with Colt 39 Goddard 41
Rhode Island adjourns without electing a U S Senator. On the eighty first ballot Col R H S Goddard Democrat 41 Col Samuel Colt Republican 39 and George Wetmore Republican 30 led to no choice. Legislature meets again in January as no seating occurs. The day featured party displays and a long joint session from noon to 6 30 PM.
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New York Times
Providence
Rhode Island
George Peabody Wetmore
R. H. S. Goddard
Samuel Pomeroy Colt
Bristol
Newport
Rode Island
Aldrich
Ambrose E. Burnside
State House
Republican State Committee
Wetmore
Col. Colt
Goddard
Colt
Gardner
Burlingame
Col. Goddard
Charles R. Brayton
State Committee
Heinrich Conried Reported Satisfactory Health
Berlin dispatch says Heinrich Conried Metropolitan Opera director appears well and says physicians are satisfied with his condition. He plans an extended automobile trip with his family when weather permits.
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New Yor Times Co
Berlin
Heinrich Conried
Metropolitan Opera
Kaiserhof
Illness of Col. J C Calhoun III Reported in London
From London April 23 the condition of Col John Caldwell Calhoun of New York who has been ill for a fortnight at the Carlton Hotel is described as improving by Sir Francis Laking the King's physician. His wife and son have been summoned by cable and are en route. Delirium has occurred at times but exact illness remains undisclosed.
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Cablegram
New York Times Co
London
John Caldwell Calhoun
New York
Carlton Hotel
Cable
Calhoun
Francis Laking
Col. Calhoun
Col Calhoun
Inventor Hammond Held in Bellevue for Observation
James Bartlett Hammond, famed inventor and Hammond Typewriter Co founder, was committed to Bellevue psychiatric ward for examination after witnesses allege daily alcohol and drug abuse and delusions. An improvised sidewalk court was held on the Cumberland Hotel sidewalk with Magistrate Walsh presiding in the rain.
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James Bartlett Hammond
Hammond Typewriter Company
Bellevue
Lee Walsh
West Side Court
Walsh
Mr. Hammond
Davis
Bryce
Dixie
Park
Birmingham
Rouvier abandons plan for Paris financial daily
Maurice Rouvier former French finance minister gave up plans to launch a Paris daily focused on financial news from an independent stance negotiations abandoned for now He said sentiment in France toward American securities had improved and New York Times editorials reflected better conditions in New York The railway outlook remained a concern but the overall world capital situation was favorable to Europe and the United States could supply wheat and cotton annually.
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NEW York Times Co
Paris
Maurice Rouvier
M. Rouvier
France
New York
Milliards
New York Times
America
Europe
United States
Old World
Rogers to Cruise on Kanawha Likely This Spring
Wall Street buzzed over a rumored long vacation by H. H. Rogers with his yacht Kanawha being commissioned as proof. Rogers denied an extended Europe voyage, saying he would cruise the Kanawha in American waters once spring weather improves, not a long trip.
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Wall Street
H. H. Rogers
Rogers
Maintenon Retired After Tendon Injury Sends Star to Stud
Paris April 23 W K Vanderbilt ends Maintenon racing career by sending the horse to stud after a strained tendon. The chestnut, bought for 23100 francs as a yearling, earned 908525 francs in stakes. The setback upends plans for England turf expansion and an Ascot Gold Cup run in June. Maintenon and Prestige, top French horses last season, showed promise this year with confirms of wins, including the Eugene Aram Prize.
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THE
NEW York Times Co
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Maintenon
Vanderbilt
England
Spearmint
Prestige
France
Eugene Aram
Father Arrests His Son Over False Fire Alarm
George F. Blake of 205 West 67th Street turned in his ten year old son George after a false alarm reportedly tied to the Seventh-fifth Street and Amsterdam Avenue incident. The boy confessed to his father and was taken to West Sixty-eighth Street Station where a charge of malicious mischief was entered. Bail was posted by the father and the boy will be arraigned in the Children's Court today.
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George F. Blake
West
Sixty-seventh Street
George
West Sixty-eighth Street
Seventh-fifth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
West Seventy-seventh Treet
Bolten
Blake
Berlin Delivers Cautious Endorsement Of Tariff Pact
Berlin reports the Economic Committee has accepted the provisional tariff arrangement with the United States. No concessions for American meats. Government circles expect Reichstag approval though parties show little enthusiasm, viewing it as a lesser evil to avoid tariff war with the United States.
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New York Tims Co
Berlin
Economic Committee
United States
Reichstag
Volcanic Eruptions Persist in Southern Chile
Severe volcanic eruptions continue in southern Chile. Valdivia is buried in ash and shrouded by ash clouds, with town conditions deteriorating under the fallout.
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Santiago
Chile
Valdivia
Plague at Cartagena Reported by Madrid Ministry
An evening paper says the Ministry of Marine received a telegram from Cartagena stating the plague is raging there. About three hundred people have been sent to hospitals. Cartagena is the port visited by King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
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Madrid
Ministry of Marine
Cartagena
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Spain
Vintage Champagne Pricing Tied to Exceptional Years
The article explains non vintage champagnes as blends from various years while vintage champagnes come from a single excellent year. It cites the 1898 vintage as top quality and mentions Monopole 1898 and Dry Monopole 1898 commanding premiums in many markets. In the United States Monopole Red Top 1885 and Dry Monopole Brut 3508 are sold at non vintage prices to boost popularity.
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United States
Wild Boar Hunt Plans From Gates on Continent
John W. Gates and son C G Gates plan a summer wild boar hunting trip in Europe. They leased a shooting box in Savoie France with a preserve size reported from 7000 to 100000 acres. The region borders Italy and is known for wild boar and legends of medieval wolves.
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John W. Gates
C. G. Gates
Stock Exchange
C. G. Gates & Co
Savoie
France
Wall Street
Republic
Fairbanks Plant Burns in Springfield Fire
Fire destroyed the Indianapolis Frog and Switch Works owned by Vice President Fairbanks in Springfield Ohio causing an estimated loss of 250000 dollars. The Kelley Road Roller Company and piano plate works are threatened by the blaze and potential spread to nearby facilities.
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Springfield
Ohio
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Kelley Road Roller Company
Ban on race tipsters prompts fraud inquiries
Postal authorities in Brooklyn and Manhattan probe advertisers who offer inside stable information for pay. A Gravesend area tipster received a fraud order forbidding mail use after failing to name his information source. Washington reviews other supposed fake tipsters as investigations continue.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Gravesend
Mayer
Washington
Ex-Judge Loving Bails After Fatal Shot at Oak Ridge
Ex-Judge W G Loving, superintendent of the Ryan estate at Oak Ridge, Lynchburg Va, is granted 5000 bail after fatally shooting Theodore Estes. Loving said Estes assaulted his daughter and drugged her during a ride Sunday night, then returned her home. A brother-in-law tried to intervene.
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New York Times
Lynchburg
W. G. Loving
Theodore Estes
Oak Ridge
Thomas F. Ryan
Loving
Ryan
Estes
Payne
Judge Loving
Barry Snead
Yale Applause Too Warm At Evening Meals
Yale students at the dining hall have applauded loudly for an orchestra, breaking furniture and glassware in their zeal. College authorities warned each student to confine applause to handclapping and yelling going forward.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Fishing Schooner Charles W Parker Wrecked Off Inez Bar
The fishing schooner Charles W Parker captained by Walter Lawson ran aground on the Inez bar near Atlantic City New Jersey. Eleven crew fled in dories through heavy surf and all survived. The ship broke up and its only fatality was the vessel mascot a black dog. The craft had just begun a fishing cruise.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Charles W. Parker
Walter Lawson
Inez Bar
Lawson
Bourne Family Mourns as Mother Dies in Oakdale
In Sayville L I flags fly at half mast at Commodore Frederick G Bournes Oakdale home after the death of his aged mother Married to a touring life the Bournes had just begun an eight months European trip Bournes said he would return at once but will not curb their abroad itinerary due to the loss
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New York Times
Sayville
L. I
Oakdale
Commodore Frederick G. Bourne
Singer Manufacturing Company
Bournes
Europe
Bourne
Curfew for Under Fourteen Enforced in Plainfield
Mayor Charles J. Fisk orders police to keep all children under 14 off Plainfield streets after 8 pm unless with a parent. Officers told at roll call to send youths home and, if refused, to bring the child to its parents.
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New York Times
Plainfield
N. J
Charles J. Fisk
Keily
Glasses fitted at Spencer’s in New York shop
Stylish spectacles correct diverse visual defects at Spencer's, 12 Maiden Lane, New York, near Nassau Street. Entré shows a doorway at No 31, on the 25th, inviting customers to try precise lens fittings and fashionable frames.
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Spencer’s
Maiden Lane
N. Y
Nassau St
Roosevelt Replies to Labor Attacks in a Square Deal
President Roosevelt defends a square deal after labor unions accuse him of trying to influence justice in the Moyer Haywood case. He denounces efforts to sway juries, condemns violence, and reiterates support for law abiding workers while distinguishing them from those he calls undesirable citizens.
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Washington
Honoré Jaxon
Chicago
Cook County
Moyor Haywood
Roosevelt
Representative Sherman
Moyer
Sherman
E. H. Harriman
Congress
Judiciary
Debs
Haywood
Messrs. Moyer
Messrs. Haywood and Moyer
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James Eads
Goddard Men Red Roses
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J. C. Calhoun III
Inventor Hammond
Mit
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Sickles Avenue
New Rochelle
Albert Bryce
Bui Httle
Yonkers
Hamerond
the Cumberland
Hammond
Cumberland Hotel
Mr Hammond
Court House
Carlos F. Macdonald
William B. Coley
Thomas
Harriet W. Hammond
University of Vermont
Union Theological Seminary
University of Halle
Germany
New York Tribune
Rouvier
Financial Daily
Usher
John W
Daughter
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Jersey Coast
F. G. Bourne
Cook
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