Woodruff Seeks Meeting With Roosevelt On New York Nomination
Oyster Bay July 27. Timothy L. Woodruff chairman of the New York State Republican Committee asked for an appointment with President Roosevelt. The President designated Wednesday for the talk at Sagamore Hill regarding New York politics and Governor Hughes renomination plans. Woodruff plans to return to Adirondacks after discussions with upstate Republicans.
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Sagamore Hill
New York State
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Woodruff
Parsons
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Taft
Messrs. Barnes
Ward
New York
East 30Th Street
Mr. Woodruff
Tribune
Adirondacks
Chicago
Assembly
Cobb
O'Neil
Assemblyman
Hart
Senator Raines
United States
Raines
Maine
Mauretania Sets Record Daily Speed for Cunard Line
Queenstown reports the Mauretania arrived at 11 23 pm after a record 5% knot twenty four hour run ending at noon. The ship’s best prior eastward daily speed was 579 knots. Advertising note for DEWEY S SAUTERNE MOSELLE wines by Esquire & Sons Co New York.
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Ever & Sons Co
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Merry Widow Launch Capsizes Killing Three In Pittsburg
The Merry Widow gas engine launch carrying 16 to 20 Jones & Laughlin steel plant workers sank in twenty feet of water on the Monongahela near the south side. Three men Henry Schaffer George Kimberly and Thomas Rhydd erck are confirmed dead with others missing as authorities seek identifications. Rhydderck a lay Methodist preacher was among the drowned.
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Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
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George Kimberly
Thomas Rhydderck
Anthony Charles
Rhydderck
Two Drown at Oswego River Accident
Miss Theresa Parker of Oswego and Miss Millie Sutton of Newark New Jersey died when a motor boat carrying seven on Oswego River swung in a swift current. The steering gear allegedly broke during a sharp turn and hurled the two women overboard. the others were rescued.
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Theresa Parker
Millie Sutton
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N. J
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Miss Sutton
P. G. Campbell
Policeman Injured Grabbing Runaway Wagon Team
Patrolman Arthur E. Johnson of East 104th Street station was badly hurt when a runaway wagon struck him on East 106th Street. He suffered a pelvis fracture, hip contusions, and head and knee abrasions. JohnsonHero pulled a rein to stop a horse near First Avenue, but injuries were severe. He was treated at Harlem Hospital with poor prognosis.
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West 126Th Street
East 106Th Street
Harlem Hospital
Johnson
East River Bank
First Avenue
Move Against Castro in Navy Action Sparks Dutch View
Washington reports speculation over the Gelderland cruiser being sent to Veneta as protection for Dutch interests. The move may reflect concern over anti Venezuelan protests and possible threats to Dutch residents, not an anticipated retaliation against Venezuela. No official Dutch intent has been shared in Washington.
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Netherlands
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New Haven Train Car Catches Fire En Route to Pelham
A New Haven Railroad passenger train traveling from New Haven to Pelham halted near Pelham after the front smoker car erupted in flames before the Pelham stop. The crew used extinguishers to quell the blaze in about fifteen minutes. No injuries were reported. the Pelham fire department was not needed as a station extinguisher finished the job.
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Heavy wagon accident and Monroe Doctrine note
A patrolman arrived near a heavy wagon crash where a policeman was crushed under wheels and rescued by ambulance. The piece also discusses Venezuela debt payments, Roosevelt era Monroe Doctrine interpretations, and Colombo fire response linked to Grand Central Station, with dispatch details from Willemstad and consular exits.
Gould Denies Work Story In Colorado Stay
Kingdon Gould, who visited Pueblo last Friday and Saturday, left for unclear destinations after denying plans to work in Cripple Creek mines. Sightings suggest he may be in the mountains fishing with Professor Kemp of Columbia University and H. J. Kruse of Central City, rather than continuing west.
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the Tribune
Pueblo
Col
Columbia University
H. J. Kruse
Central City
George Gould
Attorney General Bona parte to Meet DOJ and Kellogg
Attorney General Bona parte will hold a conference tomorrow with members of the Department of Justice and Frank B Kellogg of Minnesota the prosecutor in the Standard Oil case. The meeting will occur in the Hotel Aspinwall double suite arranged today for the purpose and may extend over several days as they review the government’s next move in the case.
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Tribune
Doctor Brinsmade Hurt In German Auto Crash
An automobile carrying Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Parsons of New York and Dr. W. B. Brinsmade of Brooklyn overturned near Achern Germany en route to Paris. Dr Brinsmade suffered a double leg fracture. others were bruised and in shock. They reached Paris by train and were taken to a private hospital.
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Brooklyn
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Germany
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Mont Blanc Climb Sets New Record Time
Professor Hobbs of Ann Arbor Michigan made a record ascent from the Grands Mulets to Mont Blanc summit taking seven and a half hours for the round trip. The previous best time was eight hours.
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Mont Blanc
Heavy Rains Ravage Western New York Crops
Continued heavy rains across Western New York damage hay and wheat. Uncured wheat sprouts in shocks as warmth returns and hay becomes rusty.
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Rochester
New York
Train Kills 2 In Auto Wreck Near Glen Head
In Sea Cliff Long Island on July 27 Miss Lydia Townsend 19 of Sea Cliff and Frank Smith chauffeur of East Norwich died after an Oyster Bay express struck their auto near Cedar Swamp Road Glen Head. Miss Beatrice Eddy 19 and Lloyd Robinson 21 injured. Robinson and Eddy survived despite serious injuries as Townsend and Smith died en route to Nassau Hospital Mineola. Local inquest set for tomorrow.
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Sea Cliff
Long Island
Lydia Townsend
Frank Smith
East Norwich
Beatrice Eddy
John G. Eddy
National Guard
Clifton Place
Brooklyn
Lloyd Robinson
Charles L. Robinson
Guardian Trust Company
New York
Glen Head
Oyster Bay Express
Cedar Swamp Road
Robinson
Miss Eddy
Miss Townsend
Edward Birchell
Nassau Hospital
Mineola
Immense Shoe for Bill Taft Sent Through New Orleans
An enormous shoe addressed to Bill Taft Washington DC was transported to New Orleans from San Francisco. Railroad workers along the route added playful tags and jokes at each junction point. Enthusiastic messages of endorsement accompanied the procession.
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Tribune
New Orleans
Bill Taft
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Bluefish Run At Sea Shore Lands Huge Catches
Seabright New Jersey July 27 Thousands of pounds of bluefish were taken by hook and line fishermen with over two hundred boats landing four to six hundred pounds each. The catch sold on the shore at seven dollars per hundred pounds as a three mile offshore school drew summer onlookers.
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Seabright
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Taft Wins Ohio Leaders Backing in Key Rally
William H. Taft fielded strong support from Ohio state central and executive committees in Cincinnati. He met voters, posed for photos, and stressed local organization as the campaign hinges on winning the state. A special committee will decide how to handle Senator Foraker’s appearance opening the campaign in Youngstown.
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William H. Taft
Ohio
Hotel Linton
Republican
Citizens’ Arrangement Committee
Linton
Harris
Notification Committee
Taft
State Committee
Foraker
Youngstown
Bowman
Canton
John & Fitch
William T. Francis
Chicago
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State Central
Executive Committees
Hotel
W. F. Brown
Central Committee
Williams
Executive Committee
Arthur I. Vorys
Harria
Taft Speech Emphasizes Ohio Campaign And Party Discipline
Mr Taft closed the meeting with a friendly talk praising the Ohio campaign and urging Republicans to unite behind the experienced candidate. He warned against overconfidence and stressed the need to mobilize the party's disciplined forces and resources to support the Republican cause.
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Ohio
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