Colonels Roosevelt health prompts new canvass for Progressive ticket
Oyster Bay June reports say Col Roosevelt told New York State Progressive leaders to conduct another thorough canvass and find a man to head the State ticket next Fall. Health concerns may limit his campaign, and Col Roosevelt plans limited rest and a possible Pittsburgh address to galvanize support.
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Albany Man Murdered in Freight Car at Jamesville
Leonard Douglas 23, son of Mrs Anna Douglas of Albany New York, was identified as the murdered man found in a Jamesville freight car last Wednesday morning. An autopsy by Dr Frederick H Baker showed evidence of murder despite initial heat death beliefs. No clue to the killer has been found and only a small paper was recovered from the body.
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Roosevelt to Speak in Boston
Col Roosevelt will address Boston on July 24 as Progressives begin campaign in the state. The visit comes after assurances from one of his secretaries that his physician’s orders will not prevent him from filling the engagement at the American League baseball grounds.
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Japanese Doctor to Ride Ambulance Tail Board in America
Dr. Jokichi Oguri will serve as an interne at Fordham Hospital starting July 1 and is expected to be the first Japanese doctor to ride on the tail board of an ambulance in the United States. He led 75 applicants in spring examinations for hospital service after graduating from Fordham University Medical School. Oguri arrived in the U S four years ago after graduating from a Japanese university.
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Campbell Petitions Out for New York Supreme Court Bid
City Magistrate John Alexander Logan Campbell announced his candidacy on the Republican ticket for the New York Supreme Court. He filed two primary petitions, one from city lawyers and one from business leaders, with notable signers including Untermyer Littleton McAdoo and Cortelyou. Campbell, born 1868 in Marion, Illinois, and educated at Drake and Yale, was appointed City Magistrate by Mayor Gaynor and may seek a first district seat alongside possible vacancies.
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Peabody Rejects League Ticket for State Treasurer
George Foster Peabody says he will not be a candidate for State Treasurer on the Anti-Boss Democratic League ticket. The Rochester meeting announced a tentative slate with Sulzer for Governor Hennessy for State Controller and Peabody for State Treasurer. Peabody’s Lake George note states he was not consulted and opposes the movement.
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Accused in Gang Hold-Up at City Court
Felix Haley of 440 West Twenty-ninth Street a switchman in the New York Central yards was held by Magistrate McQuade in Jefferson Market Police Court on $2 500 bail for further examination on a robbery charge. Frank Funk of the same address said Haley was among six men of Owney Madden gang who robbed him of 14 dollars after a nighttime hold-up. Patrolman Schafer saw the assault and fired three shots to halt a fleeing suspect on a nearby roof. Haley denied involvement.
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Patriot veterans honor Washington route graves in New Haven
Sons of the American Revolution traveling from Philadelphia to Cambridge in the 1776 route attend church services in a group. They visit historic sites then, under Governor's Foot Guards, decorate 125 graves in Grove Street Cemetery. Gov. Baldwin and President Thurston deliver speeches at Roger Sherman and Gen. Humphreys graves before boarding for Hartford.
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Mayors Launch National Utilities Reform Movement
Philadelphia Mayor Rudolph Blankenburg leads a nationwide effort with support from Chicago Mayor Harrison Cleveland Mayor Baker and Dayton Mayor Shroyer to form a Bureau of Public Utilities. The plan seeks to unite cities against electric light gas and street railway firms, create a clearinghouse for rate and service data, and hold a convention to set unified standards while maintaining nonpartisan administration.
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Whitman Boom in Queens Campaign Opens in Long Island City
Republicans in Queens begin a drive for Charles S. Whitman for governor with headquarters in Long Island City. John A. Porter heads the effort as Theron H. Burden is named chairman. veteran GOP figures back the push to win county offices, aiming for a fusion with Whitman to sweep Assembly, Senate, and Congress seats. Leander H. Faber is discussed as a possible DA candidate, with talks of a broader GOP coalition.
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