Roosevelt Loses Ground as Desertions Hit Third Party
Progressive leaders across the country abandon Col. Theodore Roosevelt as impractical for victory after Wilson's nomination. Gov. Osborn of Michigan urges Republicans to back Wilson, while Osborn and others in Ohio and Colorado join the retreat. Roosevelt vows to continue the campaign despite not winning any electoral votes.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Gov
Woodrow Wilson
Col. Roosevelt
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Wilson
Walter Brown
Roosevelt
Ohio
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Ilinois
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Missouri
Aldrich
Nebraska
Republican Party
Osborn attacks Taft and backs Wilson in early GOP split
Governor Osborn accuses Taft of Wall Street influence and praises Woodrow Wilson as above average, urging Republicans to support Wilson rather than Roosevelt or a third party in Michigan. Minnesota Progressive League also backs Wilson, rejecting Taft and any independent third party effort.
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New York Times
Lansing
Mich
Charles S. Osborn
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Taft
Wall Street
Woodrow Wilson
Michigan
Wilson
Republican Party
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota Progressive Republican League
George S. Loftus
League
Lofus
Mr. Loftus
Mr. Wilson
Ohio Roosevelt supporters declare for Dillon as governor
In Columbus on July 3, Walter L. Brown Arthur S Garford and D Mead Massie Roth Roosevelt leaders in Ohio announce they will back Governor nominee Dillon and cease backing Roosevelt They say they will follow Roosevelt no longer and support Taft electors if elected.
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New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Walter L. Brown
Arthur S. Garford
D. Mead Massie
Roosevelt
Judge Dillon
Brown
Garford
Massie
Taft
Chicago
Gov
Wilson
Wisconsin State Journal front page editorial by Richard Lloyd Jones
The Progressive Republican Wisconsin State Journal publishes a front page editorial by editor Richard Lloyd Jones. The piece reflects the newspaper's stance and outlines views on contemporary political matters.
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New York Times
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin State Journal
Progressive Republican
Richard Lloyd Jones
Shipboard Rescue Aboard the Magdalena Aid for Starving Bark
Royal Mail steam packet Magdalena recovers a starving Genoa bark Due Cugini after sighting her 60 days at sea with nearly no meat and scant water. The captain, Leonardo Scotti di Accio, guided by provisions from Magdalena, hopes to reach trade winds and Montevideo. Passengers share aid while the crew signals distress Y O.
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Southampton
West Indies
Wn. H. B. Trigge
St. Michaels
Barbados
Huff
Due Cugini
Genoa
Pensacola
Montevideo
Scotti di Accio Leonardo
Mounted Singer Arrested In Times Square Disturbance
A 22 year old woman in a cowboy outfit rode a spotted pony into Times Square and sang at the Forty third Street Subway Station. Traffic Policeman Caulfield blocked the horse repeatedly but she refused to move. About 2000 onlookers gathered before she was taken to Jefferson Market Night Court and released with a warning.
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Forty-third Street
John J. Caulfield
Seventh Avenue
Caulfield
Fortyseventh Street
Gertie van Dyck
Boise City
Idaho
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Sixth Avenue
Chauffeur saves Gould children from runaway horse
William Dunn of 138 Locust Street Flushing, a chauffeur for G Howland Leavitt Queens Superintendent of Highways, chased a runaway horse near Bell Avenue Bayside. He caught the bridle from his auto, slowed both horse and runabout, stopping the danger while Mrs Gould suffered injuries and was cared for at home.
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William Dunn
Locust Street
Flushing
G. Howland Leavitt
Queens
Charles A. Gould
Bayside
Mr. Gould
Little Neck Bay
Veewood
Gould
Long Island
Bell Avenue
Mrs. Gould
Dunn
Shore Acres
Horse Ends 38 Years' Work at Local Trucking Firm
Charlie the gray horse, about forty, ends a long career with Frank Eckenroth & Sons dating back to 1874. The stable keeps him on the neighborhood grounds to roam and greet locals, enjoying a peaceful retirement after a busy city life.
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Charlie
Frank Eckenroth & Sons
East River
Louis Womser
Brooklyn
Eckenroths
Hale
George Steuer
Treasury secretary accused by assistant in resignation uproar
A P Andrew assistant secretary resigns accusing Secretary MacVeagh of idiosyncrasies and unbusinesslike methods that hindered subordinates. He cites December 1910 Panama bonds talks and claims many bureau chiefs contemplated appealing to the President. A House investigation is urged as a remedy.
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New York Times
Washington
A. Platt Andrew
the Treasury
MacVeagh
House
Representative Cox
Ohio
Andrew
White House
Panama
The
Joseph Ralph
Bureau of Printing and Enslaving
Dublin
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Hilles
Norton
Lawrence O. Murray
Charles P. Montgomery
Division of Customs
Treasury
Chicago
Crane
Lodge
Smoot
Cox
Treen
Comey
Zen
Policeman Poet Says Duty Harms Muse in Interview
A police officer who also writes poetry argues that his on duty fixed post erodes his creative muse. He discusses the conflict in an interview in Next Sunday's Jimes.
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Jimes
Split in the Union Ends Ship Strike as Vigilantes Demand Arrest
Fifty strikers gathered at Police Headquarters to demand arrest of James Vidal secretary of the Marine Firemen Oilers and Water Tenders Union over threats of 2000 men. American members reject Vidal and say they will not follow him as Spaniards and Portuguese push for strikebreakers. Police delay arrests and warn of a court move while 600 workers quit at piers 44 45 North River and more strikes spread, with Mark Jackson leading aggressive tactics and Bodine protesting police violence at pier 13 Hast River.
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James Vidal
Marine Firemen’s, Oilers’ and Watertenders
West Street
Vidal
Seamen’s Union
Lieut. McNally
Tombs Court
Leonard Street
Highlyfourth Street
Panama
United States
Cunard Line
West Twelfth Street
Joseph Villeran
John Lopez
Thomas Stillwell
Frank Billen
Paerien Shubert
Charles Street
North River
George C. Bodine
Atlantic Coast Seamen’s Union
Train Crushes Auto Kills Young Girl Near Franklinville
A Pennsylvania electric express train struck an automobile at the Malaga Turnpike crossing near Franklinville New Jersey. Ida Adams 14 died at once Emma Adams 40 and Fannie Wisham 40s were seriously injured Edward Stokes 73 was injured. Stokes President of Millville National Bank and ex Gov Stokes was in Trenton and notified. The car was struck as Stokes tried to avoid a west bound train and both trains approached the crossing about the same time. The injured were taken to Cooper Hospital Camden and the girl’s body sent to the morgue.
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New York Times
Camden
N. J
Edward Stokes
Stokes
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Electric
Malaga Turnpike
Pennsylvania Railroad
Franklinville
Adams
Emma
Vineland
Wisham
Fannie K
Edward
Millville
Millville National Bank
Trenton
Mr. Stokes
Cooper Hospital
Ida Adams
Malaga
Benson Street
Two Women Autoists Die Near Duluth
A touring car skidded and overturned on a country pike near Pike Lake four miles from Duluth killing Mrs. William White of Duluth and Miss Gladys Richardson of Bridgeport, Conn. Langford Maddigan, the chauffeur, also died. William White Jr. was seriously injured. Miss Nannie Turrish revived after a roadside collapse. Charles Fitzgerald escaped. Miss Richardson was 19 and a Bridgeport social figure. her stepfather Col. Nathan H. Heft is from Bridgeport.
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Duluth
Minn
William White
Gladys Richardson
Bridgeport
Charles W. Fitzgerald
Eavy
Pike Lake
Pike
Miss Turrish
Charles Fitzgerald
Latters
Henry C. Turrish
Conn
Turrish
Elizabeth Stauffer Moore
Washington, D. C
William Richardson
Col
Heft
Parker Browns Claim On Denali Summit Report Challenged
Mrs. George Brown of Tacoma disputes a Seattle dispatch claiming her son Belmore Brown and Prof Parker reached Mount McKinley in April. She says she has not heard any news of their summit and issued no such statement.
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Tacoma
Walsh
Parker-Brown
Mount McKinley
George Brown
Seattle
Belmore Brown
Parker
Roosevelt Prayers Mentioned As Wilson Backer Receives Message
Sea Girt July 3 Theodore Roosevelt has not sent direct congratulations to Governor Wilson. An indirect note came via his son Kermit Roosevelt who traveled by auto to Sea Girt to offer best wishes. Senator Franklin D Roosevelt of New York said he met Kermit and learned of his father’s prayers for Clark.
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New York Times
Sea Girt
N. J
Theodore Roosevelt
Gov. Wilson
Kermit
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Sea Girl
Roosevelt
Pop
Clark
Woman Dies After Being Struck In Crowded Street
New Rochelle New York July 3 Mrs Washington Mullins of Guion Street died this afternoon after being hit last night by an automobile driven by Howard R Ware a Beechmont dry goods merchant of New Rochelle The incident occurred in a crowded street and Ware was the operator involved in the fatal accident.
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New York Times
New Rochelle
N. Y
Washington Mullins
Guion Street
Howard R. Ware
Beechmont
Auto Hits Motor Cyclist Injuring Youth in City
Arthur Woods aged 18 of 945 Sixth Avenue was seriously injured last night when an automobile turning into Sixth Avenue from Fifty third Street struck his motorcycle and threw him to the street. The driver fled the scene.
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Arthur Woods
Sixth Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Trains Leave From New York to Cincinnati Adv
Trains depart from New York and Pennsylvania stations at 1 08 PM and 5 08 PM bound for Cincinnati with limited service and connections.
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Penna. St ., & 9
Tain
Cincinnati
Adv
Women voters in San Francisco elect federation officers
Police kept order as General Federation of Women's Clubs polls opened at 2 PM and closed tonight after nearly 1000 women cast ballots. The presidential race featured Mrs. Philip Carpenter of New York and Mrs. Percy Pennypacker of Texas, with both camps optimistic. Also noted was improved condition of Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker of Denver after a recent illness.
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San Francisco
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Philip Carpenter
New York
Percy Pennypacker
Texas
Sarah Platt Decker
Denver
Taft’s Walnut Hills home sold at auction in Cincinnati
The former Taft home on East McMillan Street near Forest Avenue was sold today at auction to real estate broker Barbour for 8550 dollars. The 25 year old house was built by Judge Taft and housed his marriage start. Barbour said the purchase was for Dr. Charles L. Bonifield.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Ohio
McMillan Street
Forest Avenue
Walnut Hills
Taft
Barbour
J. W. Zarrow
Theatres
Charles L. Bonifield
Miss Natalie Pearson Injured In Fall At Edgewood Farm
Miss Natalie Pearson daughter of Frederick S. Pearson of New York was badly hurt while riding at Edgewood Farm Great Barrington. She fell from her horse, suffered a severe scalp wound and bruises, and was unconscious when found. The Pearsons and their family have resided at Edgewood Farm for several weeks.
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New York Times
Lenox
Mass
Natalie Pearson
Frederick S. Pearson
New York
Edgewood Farm
Great Barrington
Pearson Villa
Pearson
Memory feat of blind man memorizes city populations
Clement E. Coffin of Brooklyn, a blind man, can memorize the populations of 285 U S cities over multiple census years. He can also name the city by a given population and plans public exhibitions with musical acts.
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Matilda Ziegler Magazine For the
West Fiftyfourth Street
Clement E. Coffin
Brooklyn
United States
Coffin
Honeymooner escapes after being locked by hotel keeper
Edward Redding and his wife checked into the Hotel Clearview in Atlantic City two weeks ago. When he failed to pay, landlady Rose Megaw locked them in their room. Redding tied sheets and mattresses and fled from a thirty foot drop. the wife remained to settle the bill and a warrant was issued for Redding.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Edward Redding
Philadelphia
Clearview
Rose Megaw
Rockefeller Roadblock Slows Speed on Estate Roads
In Tarrytown New York on July 3 William Rockefeller halted fast driving through his estate. After closing Broadway and repairing Arch Hill brickwork drivers cut through his property, so he ordered low brick barriers one foot high and twenty feet apart. Cars then crawled at under ten miles an hour with caution.
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New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
William Rockefeller
Broadway
Mr. Rockefeller
Arch Hill
Rockefeller
Change in Florida service on Seaboard Air Line Florida Cuba Special
Seaboard Air Line announces the Florida Cuba Special will depart New York at 3 38 P M from July 7, shifting from the 9 34 A M schedule. Atlanta service remains unchanged. For tickets call 1 184 Broadway.
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Florida
Seaboard Air Linery
Florida-Cuba
New York
Atlanta
Broadway
Wilson Won't Resign At Once In Democratic Preview
Sea Girt New Jersey July 3 Governor Wilson signals no immediate resignation as New Jersey governor and discusses campaign plans with the Democratic National Committee. He will consider the resignation after assessing the party nomination and campaign needs.
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Gov. Wilson
New Jersey
Baltimore
National Committee
Democracy
Norman E. Mack
Mack
Sea Girt
Bryan
Nugent
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