Progressives Start New York Roosevelt League
A New York State Roosevelt League was formed at Terrace Garden with about 300 Roosevelt supporters present. Amos Pinchot and Lindon Bates Jr led the gathering denouncing Taft and endorsing Roosevelt, pledging direct primaries and anti corrupt practices.
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Progressive Party
Terrace Garden
New York
Republican Party
New York City
Col
Roosevelt
Mr. Bates
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
United States
Taft
Chicago
Iago
Baltimore
Barnes
Rip Cnes
Pinchot
Democratic Party
Allen Green
Murray Crane
Belmont
Allen
James Hickey
Twenty-fifth Assembly
National Roosevelt League
National Progressive Republican League
Sixth Avenue
Massachusetts Progressives Split From Republicans for Roosevelt
About 200 Roosevelt activists in Fordham, Boston form The Progressive Party in Massachusetts. They seize campaign offices from Matthew Hale and back Roosevelt with praise for his courage and integrity and plan continued action despite some leaders missing the Chicago meeting. A Kingsley Hall dinner honors Roosevelt delegates.
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New York Times
Boston
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Fordham
Progressive Party
Massachusetts
New Party
Matthew Hale
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Kingsley Hall
Mr. Hale
Oyster Bay
Party of
Col. Roosevelt
Hale
Tiens
McHarg Quits Roosevelt Third-Party Campaign
Ormsby McHarg told a Times reporter he has quit Col Roosevelt’s third party movement for personal business reasons and will vote for Taft if Roosevelt is not properly nominated. He criticizes Roosevelt’s advisers and favors a calm campaign led by George Perkins to win the country. He says he will remain out of active campaigning but will vote as a Republican if needed.
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Charles 8. Baxter
Roosevelt
Chicago
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Ormsby McHarg
Times
Col. Roosevelt
Third Party
Mr. McHarg
Taft
Bryan
Baltimore
Wilson
Clark
Underwood
George Perkins
Perkins
McHarg
Oth
Washington Times
Munsey
Chicago Tribune
Medill McCormick
Illinois
the Tribune
Taft Cabal
Sacramento
Cal.) Bee
Mr. Bryan
Pacific Coast
the. Bee
Kansas City Star
Harmon
Murphy
Roger Sullivan
Ryan
Taggart
Barnes, Penrose
Crane
New York Globe
Col
the Globe
New Party
New York
George
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt Papers Support Third Party Movement Across Press
A survey of Munsey owned and allied papers shows steadfast backing for Theodore Roosevelt’s third party amid the Chicago convention split. Editors from the Boston Journal Philadelphia Evening Times North American and others defend the Progressive cause while criticizing the Taft led remnants of the old Republican structure.
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Chicago
Frank A. Munsey
The
Boston Journal
New Progressive Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Philadelphia Evening Times
Munsey
New Third Party Movement
Progressive Party of Colorado Incorporates for Roosevelt Candidacy
The Progressive Party of Colorado was incorporated to push Theodore Roosevelt or another Progressive for U S president. Founders include Ben B. Lindsey E P Costigan and Phillip S Van Cise. The group will elect delegates to a national convention and field a state ticket.
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Denver
Progressive Party of
Colorado
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive
United States
Ben B. Lindsey
E. P. Costigan
Phillip 8. van Cise
Seidel Attacks Roosevelt as Faker in Appleton Address
Emil Seidel former Socialist Mayor of Milwaukee and VP candidate on the National Socialist ticket denounced Theodore Roosevelt as a faker in Appleton Wisconsin comparing him to Lot and his wife turned to salt for looking back on trusts He said Roosevelt would smash the problem but then favored the trusts.
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Appleton,wis
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
National Socialist
Col. Roosevelt
Lot
Sodom
Teddy
Mr. Seidel
Progressives Move to Pre-empt Party Names in Harrisburg
In Philadelphia on June 29, reports say the Penrose faction aims to block Roosevelt third party efforts by filing at least seventy five pre emptions of party names in Harrisburg since June 18 when the Republican Convention met in Chicago. Roosevelt leaders predict possible court appeals but expect legal hurdles to tax the name choosing task more than blocking the movement.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penrose
Republican Organization
Harrisburg
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt Progressive Party
National Progressive Party
Prophet's Cash for Train Ends Montclair Journey
Abdul Baha leader of the Bahaist faith departures from Montclair caused excitement as his retinue prepared to board a Lackawanna train to West Englewood. He arrived late and, after a near dash aboard, was escorted into the coach amid cheers and a coincidental hat mishap.
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New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Abdul Baha
Bradford Place
West Englewood
Lackawanna
Executors Answer in Van Ness Will Suit
Wallace Macfarlane and ex Surrogate Ransom, as executors, filed their answer in the Supreme Court to Mrs. Deborah Van Ness suit for a 37500 share in Cornelius H. Van Ness estate. They say Mrs. Van Ness signed away all claims for 10000 during divorce and that claims are barred by the statute of limitations. The case remains before Surrogate Fowler, on vacation in Europe.
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Wallace Macfarlane
Cornelius H. van Ness
Supreme Court
Deborah van Ness
van Ness
Mary Louise Parsons
Alice Wood van Ness
Devoy Resigns Chairmanship in Kings County GOP
At a Kings County Republican Executive Committee meeting, County Clerk Charles B. Devoy’s resignation as Chairman was accepted. Elections Commissioner Jacob A. Livingston was unanimously elected to replace him, a shift seen as placing Livingston at the county leadership helm.
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Republican Executive Committee
Kings County
Charles 8. Devoy
Jacob A. Livingston
Devoy
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
Livingston
German Aviator Killed Testing Military Aircraft
Killed in test flight Herr Schadt a German aviator died today while testing a military aeroplane near Mulhausen Germany He was at about 250 yards height when he curved sharply the aircraft fell and crushed the occupant The Vienna aviation meet showed Austrian aviator Csakay later Miller reached 4200 meters with a passenger surpassing prior records and French pioneer Roland Garros held the individual height mark at 18943 feet in 1911 at Parame France
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Mulhausen
Germany
Herr Schadt
Vienna
Csakay
Ig Miller
Provost
Courcy
Roland. G. Garros
Parame
France
Two Women Die in Worcester Auto Crash at Shrewsbury
In Worcester Massachusetts on June 29 a collision between an electric car and another vehicle in Shrewsbury killed two women and seriously injured a third. William D Maynard 45 of Brockton escaped with minor injuries. The dead are Mrs Floretta G Maynard 21 of Brockton and Mrs Eunice B Minard 66 of Shrewsbury. Mrs Maynard in the front seat suffered internal injuries and a skull fracture and is in critical condition.
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Worcester
Mass
Shrewsbury
William D. Maynard
Brockton
Floretta G. Maynard
Eunice B. Minard
Weather in Cotton and Grain States Forecast
United States Weather Bureau forecast for Sunday and Monday covers cotton and grain states. Local showers in Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana northern Florida. Texas fair with light to moderate winds. Midwest generally fair with some unsettled areas in Illinois Minnesota and North Dakota. cooler in parts of the plains. Tennessee Kentucky and Iowa show chances of showers. Missouri and Kansas Nebraska mostly fair with warm to hot conditions.
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Taft
New York
New York Times
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Lousiana
Florida
Texas
Utah
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
South Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Roosevelt Dismisses Baltimore Split as He Favors Old Age Pensions
In Oyster Bay June 9 Col Roosevelt, amid Democratic Convention turmoil, says a Bryan Ry an split is impossible and backs progressive ideas. He notes possible four tickets and favors cautious national or state led age pension plans while denying knowledge of Ormsby McHarg’s desertion.
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Col. Roosevelt
Baltimore
Col
Roosevelt
Bryan
Ryan
Texas
Edgar Knapp
Hoosac School Graduation Receives Noted Speakers
Hoosac School at Hoosac New York held commencement Thursday for graduates including Donald V Ferguson Garden City Eric Ferguson Garden City L L Brandreth Symons Jr New York Isaac Hayward Peck Flushing Francis T Tweddell Summit Edward Abbe Niles Concord NH won Scholar's Cup and head of class prizes Speakers included Bishop Charles David Williams RPI President Palmer C Ricketts Father Sill and Canon Douglas A project plans new buildings on lakebank site about a half mile from current location.
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Hoosac School
Hoosac
N. Y
Donald V
Eric Ferguson
Garden City
L. L
Charles David Williams
Michigan
Palmer C. Ricketts
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Father Sill
Kent School
Kent
Woman Rescued After Bay Swim Near Whitehall Street
A fully clothed woman was rescued from the bay off Whitehall Street and later taken by Governor's Island ferry General Otis. Ellen Eatlant, 33, a Brooklyn houseworker, gave no clear account of her swim and collapsed on Governors Island. She was transported to an army hospital and remained unconscious at a late hour. Capt. Louring supervised the rescue. Bronx ship officers denied her presence on their boat.
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Whitehall Street
Governor’s Island
General Otis
Ellen Eatlant
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
Governors Island
Army Hospital
Louring
Otis
Staten Island
Bronx
Capt. Louring
Berkshire Industrial Farm holds annual meeting at Canaan chapel
The Berkshire Industrial Farm for delinquent and wayward boys held its annual meeting in the new chapel at Canaan. About eighty boys in khaki uniforms were reviewed by an ex army officer. Frederick G Burnham founder and president Dr Franklin Carter ex-president Williams College and Supt Edmund B Hilliard addressed attendees. A fellowship service was planned under the new church organization. The boys learn carpentry blacksmithing farming and printing along with standard studies. The institution is in its twenty sixth year and largely supported by gifts from friends.
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Berkshire Industrial Farm
Canaan
Frederick G .Burnham
Franklin Carter
Williams College
Edmund Bb. Hilliard
Groton School
New Church Organization
Dressmaker Sues Evelyn Thaw in $5,000 Suit
Louise, Incorporated a dressmaking firm filed in the County Clerk's office a summons in a Supreme Court action against Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw for $5,000. The complaint was not filed and the summons was served on Mrs Thaw at White Plains.
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Evelyn Thaw
Louise, Incorporated
Supreme Court
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
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West 39Th ST. York
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Lynn
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