Lodge Sees Hughes Then Roosevelt At Sagamore Hill
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge met with Colonel Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill to discuss the Mexican situation and the Hughes candidacy. Lodge hinted Roosevelt might back Hughes if his program clarifies, noting Hughes’s explicit policy. Roosevelt hosted several prominent progressives amid the ongoing campaign chatter.
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New York
Mr. Hughes
W. Murray Crane
Hughes
Senator Lodge
Washinon
Committee On Naval Affairs
Senate
Sagamore Hill
Hughes Seeks Progressive Endorsement In Republican Bid
The report outlines delays in selecting a Republican National Committee chairman until after the Progressives decide on Colonel Theodore Roosevelt's conditional refusal of a third party nomination. Hughes met with the RNC steering committee at the Hotel Astor to press for a candidate acceptable to Progressives, with possible indorsements from Roosevelt and senior party figures.
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Republican National Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive National Committee
Chicago
Charles E. Hughes
Hotel Astor
Mr. Hughes
United States
Nator
Massachusetts
W. Murray Crane
Hughes
Roosevelt News Amid Party Movements and Health Update
Shortly after they left another party came out in favor of uniting with the Republicans. This group included EK A Van Valkenburg editor of the Philadelphia North American William Flinn James R Garfield William Draper Lewis who drew up the Progressive platform Arthur L Gar ford Everett Colby O K Davis and John MacGrath. Garfield and Lewis urged a merger with the Republicans. Colonel Roosevelt declined to comment on politics saying I am out of it. He noted health improvement and said Nature and time are healing him. He plans a late-week motor trip to the city after previously delaying a weeks-long return.
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Philadelphia North American
William Flinn
James R. Garfield
Wiliam Draper Lewis
Arthur L. Garford
Everett Colby
New Jersey
O. K. Davis
Progressive National Committee
John MacGrath
Garfield
Mr. Lewis
Roosevelt
New York
Hughes Visits Providence After Brown University Stop
In Providence R I yesterday morning while attending personal affairs and awaiting the Brown University commencement, Charles Evans Hughes received many visitors including Frank H Hitchcock former RNC chairman who said he would work to aid any Hughes choice for the post. Wickersham Tanner Hilles Davenport Dickey were among other callers.
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United States
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Repubs
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Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Frederick M. Davenport
Walter S. Dickey
Missouri
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