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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1912

Page

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Roosevelt hints at possible run at Aldine Club dinner

Colonel Roosevelt, at an Aldine Club dinner in Fifth Avenue Building rooms, signaled openness to a presidential bid if nominated, while denying he seeks the office. Guests reported varied statements citing secrecy and reports of his stance, with a toast by Dr. Henry Van Dyke and a glee club performing political parodies.

Col Theodore Roosevelt Lyman Abbott Aldine Club Fifth Avenue Mr. Roosevelt Roosevelt Henry van Dyke Princeton University Evening Post Star Chamber Charles L. Patton Dr van Dyke Col. Roosevelt Ars Pr. Abbott The Outlook Dr. Abbott America Great Britain France

Southern Railway Advertises Fast Daily Service

New York schedule lists daily departures at 12 38 P M with compartment drawing room sleeping cars and a dining car. New York office at 264 Fifth Ave. Madison Sp advertised.

Aiken Augusta Savannah Florida Southern Railway New York N. Y Fifth Ave Ger Madison Sp

Equitable disaster shocks Paris as Morgan and Hyde react

Paris reports the Equitable Society fire causing nationwide alarm. J. P. Morgan, principal Equitable owner, learns of the blaze before five o clock and rushes to respond while James Hazen Hyde expresses sorrow at the destruction of the building and its landmark status. News of safe deposit contents remains unavailable.

Paris Equitable J. P. Morgan Equitable Company Mr. Morgan Ambassador Bacon NEW York Times Morgan James Hazen Hyde The Equitable Society Cable New York Mr. Hyde Manhattan Equitable Life Society Mercantile Safe Deposit Company Kountie Brothers, Bankers Lawyers’ Club Foley Broadway Cedar, Pine Nassau Streets Equitable Life Assurance Society Union Pacific Equitable Trust Company Read Kenlon Edward F. Croker

Mrs Hammerstein Dies at 56 in New York Home

Mrs Melvina Hammerstein divorced wife of Oscar Hammerstein the impresario died last evening at 255 West Ninetysecond Street aged 56 Survived by daughters Rose and Stella Hammerstein Theodorus Hammerstein arrived from London to sail today on the Lusitania and a divorce suit had been filed January 28 in Rockland County The couple had lived apart for years and an interlocutory decree was granted June 17 in Nyack

Melvina Hammerstein Oscar Hammerstein West Ninetieth Street Rose Hammerstein Tostevin Stella Hammerstein Hammerstein London

Rockefeller enjoys open air car ride to Pocantico Hills

Special to The New York Times reports John D. Rockefeller traveled from New York to Pocantico Hills in an open limousine with no protection beyond a windshield. He said he liked the drive, noted daily walks, and planned to stay at his estate to oversee additions to the third story while delaying a trip south until February.

New York Times Tarrytown N. Y John D. Rockefeller New York Pocantico Hills Rockefeller

Humperdinck Condition Deteriorates in Berlin

Doctors in Berlin report Engelbert Humperdinck’s health worsened since last night. He remains conscious only intermittently and recognizes only his wife. The composer had been unconscious for two days last week but showed some improvement on Monday. exact illness remains undiagnosed.

Berlin Engelbert Humperdinck

Indiana favors Roosevelt in Northern Indiana polls

In thirty two towns Hammond papers poll Republican voters on Presidential preference. Roosevelt leads Taft and Beveridge. La Follette and Fairbanks receive scattered support. Gary shows Roosevelt winning three to one. farmers districts also favor Roosevelt.

New York Times Chicago Ill Indiana Hammond W. H. Taft Theodore Roosevelt Albert J. Beveridge Robert la Follette Charles W. Fairbanks Taft Gary Roosevelt

Democrats Pick Baltimore for June 25 Convention

The Democratic National Committee chose Baltimore Maryland to host the June 25 convention to name the ticket and write the platform. Baltimore won over St Louis Chicago New York Denver aided by a $100000 pledge from Hearsey. Bryan Wilson sparred over primaries and two thirds rule but supported only a mild declaration in favor of primaries.

New York Times Washington Baltimore Democratic National Committee Mack St. Louis Chicago O. F. Hershey Col Robert Crain Mr. Hershey Maryland New York Denver National Committee Col. Bryan Bryan Philadelphia Gov Wilson Bryan-Wilson Chamberlain Wood Michigan Osborne Owen Oklahoma Senate Democrats National Democratic Organization Hearst Progressive League League Roger Sullivan Williams Mississippi John Sharp Williams Charles W. Franklin

An Encore Too Many

A full page reproduction of the painting by Francis Barraud will highlight the Pictorial Section as a featured display on the page.

Francis Barraud

French Morrocan treaty sparks ministerial resignation

Paris reports the Franco German Moroccan treaty crisis ends with the resignation of Foreign Minister Justin de Selves. Caillaux denies unofficial talks while Clemenceau accuses secret negotiations. Delcassé expected to replace de Selves as cabinet turmoil grows, with debates over the Congo Morocco and Togoland terms continuing.

Paris Justin de Selves France Germany Congo Morocco Caillaux Senate Committee Berlin Jules Cambon Foreign Office Kamerun Clemenceau Fremier Caillaux Pourparlers Fondere Semler Reichstag M. Cambon M. Clemenceau Millar M. de Selves Bourgeois Falliéres Calliaux Cambon Marine Delcassé M. Delcassé M. Messimy Henri Brisson Chamber of Deputies Théophile Descassé Foreign Ministry Wilhelmstrasse Delcasse Monts M. Caillaux M. Monts Seine French Congo Togoland Dahoma Chamber of Apes

Pullman Train Connection to West Coast Advertised

New Orleans to California service via Sunset Limited announced by New York office at 264 Fifth Ave. The advertisement lists connections through Southern Railway, A and W P, W of Ala, and L and N with exclusive high class Pullman cars. Telephone contact at Madison Square 2214.

New Orleans Texas Mexico California New York Southern Railway Ala Sunset N. Y Fifth Av Cor Oath Madison Sq

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