Andrew resigns amid Treasury rift with MacVeagh
The Tribune reports President Taft requested the resignation of A Piatt Andrew as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Andrew accuses Secretary MacVeagh of procrastination and moodiness, calling the department de moralized by officials unable to transact business. A Cox resolution for an inquiry is introduced in the House. Andrew faults cabinet friction and notes MacVeagh considered leaving the cabinet in December 1909.
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Tribone Bureau
Washington
Taft
A. Piatt Andrew
The
Treasury
Andrew
MacVeagh
James Xt. Cox
Ohio
MaeVeagh
Treasury Department
Wplfe House
Andrew Sugessta
Lawrence ©. Murray
Lee McClung
United States
Joseph K. Ralph
Haven of Engraving and Printing
Charles A. Kram
Post Office
Royal F. Cabell
Secretary of the Treasury
Dublin
Beverly
Gloucester
Mass
Ralph
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Meelung
Royal E. Cabell
Internal Revenue Bureau
Awdice
Charles D. Norton
Charles Hilles
White House
Chicago
Mr. MacVeagh
Crane
Lodge
Smoot
Iran
MecVeagh Stix
Onda
Ward's Island Fire Forces Evacuation Of Hospital Women
A blaze on Ward's Island at Manhattan State Hospital for the Insane trapped patients in the dormitory while the three story experimental building burned rapidly. Doctors and nurses evacuated about 414 women patients as fireboats and island engines struggled with weak supply lines. The fire damaged rare specimens, instruments, and a two thousand volume medical library, with authorities coordinating aid from Bellevue and multiple city stations.
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Manhattan State Hospital For the Insane
Ward's Island
Buildi
Verplanck
Manhattan
East 107Th Street
Thomas Brennan
Charities
Dak
26Th Street
Lawrence
McClellan
Hewitt
Mabon
Bellevue Hospital
Department of Charities
East River
26Th Str
East 11Th Street
Mahon
Adolph Hock
Olive Branch for Smith Governor Expresses Hope for Visit
Speculation swirls on who will chair the Democratic National Committee after Governor Wilson signals openness. Names include William F. McCombs Hudspeth and Davies with Hudspeth the favorite due to campaign experience. Wilson plans luncheon with DNC members and discusses possible resignation timing and party strategy, while noting reactions from James Smith Nugent and Bryan telegram controversy.
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Hudspeth
Theaght
N. J
Democratic National Committee
William F. McCombs
Robert S. Hudspeth
Joseph E. Davies
Hoffman House
New York
John D. Prince
Sprowi
Senate
James Smith
James R. Nugent
New Jersey
Nugent
Wilson
Bryan
Parker
Writer in Europe to expound on Atlantic liner voyage
Well known writer now in Europe for The Tribune plans to amusingly recount her experiences aboard a great liner during the voyage across the Atlantic. The piece promises witty observations and period flair as she reflects on the crossing and life aboard the ship.
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Europe
the Tribune
Train strikes car killing woman and injuring three
A Pennsylvania Railroad electric train struck the Stokes automobile at Malays Turnpike crossing near Franklinville. Mrs. Eiis Adams died instantly. her mother Mrs. Fanny Wishiam, and Edward Stokes were seriously or critically injured. Mr. Stokes, 73, aided the passengers before fainting. all were rushed to Cooper Hospital in Camden. The victims were from Millville and Vineland areas. the event occurred at about 8:5 PM and was kept quiet until Governor Stokes was informed.
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Thibone
Franklinglile
Adams
Eiis Adams
Fanny K. Wishiam
Edward Stokes
Stokes
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Franklinville
Millville
Mr. Stokes
Camden
Cooper Hospital
Millville National Bank
Ile
Vineland
Safe and Sane Celebration Program Overview
Readable fragments describe a citywide event with a block raising of the may pole, parades and concerts at Tompkins Square and Harlem, several addresses by local figures, band performances, singing, and a Declaration reading. Activities include a cemetery tribute at ten, a Fort Washington Park gathering, and a Washington Heights Men’s Club band concert with related addresses.
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Moretoume
Tompkins Square
Morris Cukor
OW Hherko
Rowniz
We Parkus
Voronyt
Hy Wexereteen
Nathan Hale
Than Mate Oom
Tenni
Harlem Board
Jonal
F Commerce
Chandleram
Central Park
City History Club
Polk
Fort Washington Park
Washington Heights
Washington Square
Borough festival schedule across five boroughs ends day
The timetable lists concerts addresses and religious and patriotic events at sites including Chelsea Square Sewined Park Hamilton Fish Park Grant's Tomb Mount Morris Park and Harlem venues. Activities feature bands chapels and symphony performances with public school exercises and community dances across all boroughs.
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Reyes
Chelere Square
Hudson Guild
Sewined Park
Sevish
Hamilton Fish Park
Grant
People’s
West Side
O'Gorman
Mount Morris Park
Harlem
Triate Society
Columbus
Thomas Jeferson
Tao P.m
City Mall
Volpe Symphony Chestra
Shearith Byrnet
Electrical Hay Works
Vandalia Chautauqua bars Bryan appearance
Citizens in Vandalia Missouri voted to cancel William Jennings Bryan’s engagement at the year’s Chautauqua citing safety and political opposition. Champ Clark supporters favored substitution and Bryan’s dates are being dropped across the district.
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Bryan
Clark's
Chautauquas
Mexico
Vanedalia
Willam J. Bryan
Vandalia
Will Daniel
Commuities
Champ Clark
BBC
Frryan
Vandalla
Clark
Congress
Blackbird Wrecks Auto Near Rockefeller Home
Mrs. Nelson Macey of New York is injured with facial scratches and a broken hip cover after a blackbird shatters a windshield while she drives to a card party. The car strikes a tree near William Rockefeller’s residence in New Haven Connecticut. Dr Packer sutures her wounds.
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Tribue
Eenwich
Conn
Nelson Macey
New York
Blackbird
Macey
William G. Rockefeller
Prince Ludovic Pignatelli d Aragon shoots self in Paris
Paris reports the European edition of The New York Herald says Prince Ludovic Pignatelli d Aragon shot himself last night with a revolver and lies in grave condition. Attending physicians doubt recovery. He recently returned from the United States where he fell in love with an American girl. Religious differences blocked marriage plans and despair led to the act. The Spaniard once served as secretary of the Spanish Legation in Washington. He had been linked to American admirers and social circles in forks and Springs.
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Paris
New York Herald
Ludovic Pignatelli d'Aragon
Hesen
United States
Marrige
Ladogic Pignateili
Tagation
Washington
Colonel Prayed for Clark and Kermit Story Tells of Prayers
State Senator Franklin D Roosevelt, visiting Governor Wilson in New York, recounted a cousinly tale about Kermit Roosevelt and a line about prayers for Clark. The anecdote amused the Democratic candidates as Roosevelt shared the moment and joked about family ties.
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Wilson
Kermit
Uy Telegraph
the Tribune
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Clark
Fire in the Capitol Cloakroom Sparks Senate Smoke
A fire in the Democratic cloakroom of the Senate today sent smoke into the chamber. About six senators extinguished the blaze. Only damage was to a waste basket. A match used to light a cigar caused the incident.
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Senate
Washington
Taft supporters see clear campaign split over radicalism
The Tribune reports President Taft views the Wilson nomination as defining a fight between radicalism and moderate progressivism. Taft hopeful of re election, expects conservative voters to rally to Republicans. Southern Europe and Irish questions cited in remarks, with GOP gains projected in New York Kansas and Missouri.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Wilson
New Jersey
Taft
McKinley
New York
Kansas
Missouri
Osborn
Michigan
Representative Redenberg
Timeis
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Erin
S.nater Burnham
New Hampshire
Mr. Wilson
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