Roosevelt Ends Boston Visit With Planned Meetings
Former President Theodore Roosevelt stays at Senator Lodge’s Nahant home through Friday. He will visit President Taft in Beverly tomorrow and possibly Justice Moody at a Brookline hospital Friday. No other visits or calls during the stay. Governor Hughes will not visit Taft and leaves for Albany tomorrow afternoon.
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Roosevelt backs direct primary in New York politics
Local Republicans report Roosevelt’s endorsement of the Cobb bill with amendments aimed at city and state voting reforms. Griscom explains changes, including residence rules, party committee access, fusion safeguards, ballot design, and inspection timelines as Roosevelt shifts toward leading the state campaign.
Cobb Wreathed in Smiles After Roosevelt Backing Cobb Bill
Senator George H. Cobb with Watertown friends in Frontenac learns former President Roosevelt supports the Cobb Direct Primary bill and urges passage. He heads to Clayton then Albany by night train, his face full of smiles as crowds cheer.
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Hughes to Accept Supreme Court Seat Not Seek renomination
Gov. Hughes through Col. George Treadwell confirms no talks with ex President Roosevelt about renomination. Roosevelt did not press for a re election, only signaling support for reducing boss rule in New York politics while Hughes plans to serve as Justice of the Supreme Court. He will be at Harvard and then to Albany, with no scheduled Taft meeting.
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Roosevelt bill reshapes Cobb direct nominations fight
Albany reports a new version of the Cobb direct nominations bill dubbed the Roosevelt bill after a telegram from ex President Roosevelt endorsing amendments. Politicians scramble as Senate caucus plans form and assembly leaders push for party unity amid partisan attacks.
Roosevelt Urges Duty to American Ideals at Harvard Commencement
Theodore Roosevelt spoke at Harvard University Commencement urging Americans to live up to national ideals at home before projecting influence abroad. He praised foreign friends, urged self-education at home, and warned against admiring inferiority, stressing citizenship and moral governance.
Settlement ends costly traction fight in New York
The Interborough Metropolitan Company and related parties reach a plan to end long running litigation over the Metropolitan Street Railway and City Railway. Col. William W. Ladd, receivers, and counsel for the Metropolitan receivers announce terms to settle about 6.7 million dollars in cash and debt adjustments to resolve claims by bondholders and tort creditors. The settlement aims to enable reorganization and reduce outstanding claims against the company and its subsidiaries.
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End of commencement week ceremonies to conclude tomorrow
Readable text notes that the society will bring the commencement week ceremonies to an end tomorrow, marking the close of events and activities linked to the campus observance.
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Harvard Degrees Go To Morgan Hughes Roosevelt Honor
Cambridge June 29 Harvard awarded honorary degrees to J Pierpont Morgan and Gov Charles E Hughes as Mr Roosevelt attended the exercises with Taft’s special train passing through en route to Beverly. Roosevelt posed with Lowell and met Morgan and Hughes in the Sanders Theatre procession amid cheers and speeches
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Depew Praises Taft Roosevelt Hughes In Lusitania Farewell
Senator Chauncey M. Depew lauded Taft and Col. Roosevelt before sailing on the Lusitania, saying Taft has delivered presidential leadership and achievements. He added Roosevelt remains a formidable ally, expects no return to campaign feuds, and predicts Hughes will not quit the Supreme Court post. He noted state politics slow to start, forecasting activity by September.
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