Roosevelt Fails to Win Congress Says Progressives See No Chance
Washington July 27 Proressive Republicans in Congress largely oppose Hull Moose efforts and resist breaking from the Republican Party. They fear personal and political fallout from third term ambitions, believing patience may yield control of the party while avoiding a third party split. Senator La Follette gains momentum by aligning with Democrats, signaling a shift in the 1912 political landscape.
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Terhune
Washington
Congress
Hull Moose Party
Taft
Repullican Party
Aly
Roosevelt
Puch
Frank Munsey
Oyster Bay
Mr. Taft
Chicago
la Follette
Fragmented Morning News Overview Reports Murder, Politics, Weather
Morning pages present a fragmented mix of items including murder investigation hints, political notes on Roosevelt progressives and independence, weather mentions, and scattered obituaries. The jumble references names like Moyer, Walio, and Norns, plus locations such as Tenafly New Jersey, Kansas City, and Hougmette, with miscellaneous headlines about ships, canels, and strikes.
The National Progressive Convention Reported by Tribune News
The National Progressive Convention will be held in Chicago next week and will be fully and impartially reported by a Tribune staff of special correspondents.
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Chicago
Tribune
Body of 8 Year Old Girl Found In River In Sack
Eight year old Maria Barbuto was found floating in the Butte River, tied in a jute sack with a rope and a heavy object inside. The body showed signs of strangulation and brutal mistreatment. Her mother identified the child, and Coroner Dr. Charles F. Pabst ordered an autopsy to determine motive. The disappearance dated from July 4, and Antonio Saltutino was the last known person to see her alive.
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Maria Barbuto
Nathan Swartz
Antoni Barbuto
No. St Union Street
Brookyn
John Murphy
2D Street
Charles F. Pabst
Pabst
Hore
Water Front
Antonio Saltutino
No. 281
Union Street
Brooklyn
Plague at New Orleans Report Sparks Public Health Assurances
A bacteriologic finding of plague on a rat at the waterfront in New Orleans triggers formal checks after hundreds of rodents were examined locally. Dr. J H White of the Public Health Service says the discovery need not cause alarm.
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J. H. White
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Grant Family Welcomes New Daughter In Portland
In Portland Oregon on July 27 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Edmund C Grant. The infant joins the Grant family with joy. Mrs King is Julia Dent Grant grandmother to the child and Frederick Dent Grant is her uncle. The baby will be named Fannie Craffee King in honor of her grandmother.
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Eeee
Portland
Ore
Edmund C
Grant
King
Julia Dent Grant
A. 8. Grant
Frederick Dent Grant
Fannie Craffee King
Summer homes burned in Narragansett Pier fire
Seven summer cottages in Narragansett Pier Kentara Green were destroyed in an afternoon blaze. Fire brigades from Narragansett Pier, Peacedale, and Wakefield fought the flames but the structures burned to ashes. Residents saved personal effects and furniture worth hundreds of dollars as seven cottages built twenty years ago by Louis Sherry were consumed. Occupants included Louis E. Stoddard of New Haven and several residents from Philadelphia New York and Providence.
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Providence
Narragansett Pier
Kentura Green
J. J. Mathaf Harvey
L. B. Lober Stoker
Philadelphia
Kenneth M. Alvrebixon
New York
Ashton Harvey
Stanley Henshaw
Merwin White
Seven Balloons Off in Long Trial Rage at Kansas City
The Kansas City air meet saw seven balloons launched for the prize to Stuttgart with hopes of reclaiming the James Cordon Bennett trophy for America. Louis IV failed to rise due to multiple leaks, forcing disqualification after patches failed under pressure. Balloons from St Louis and Kansas City competed as weather favored cool, southwest winds guiding flights northward.
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Kans City
Waried Tyser
America
Stuttgart
Germany
James Cordon Bennett
Jean-uan City
Louis IV
Wes
A. J Lambert
William Asminan
St Louie
St. Louis TV
Kansas City
Lambert
Aero
Lieutenant Labs
Kansas Bly UE
Frank J Jacobs
H. G. Honeywell
Roy Donaldson
Kansas City Aero Club
Arctic explorer Mikkelsen news and rescue tale unfold
Copenhagen reports Captain Eynar Mikkelsen and engineer Iversen reached Aalesund after a Greenland crossing attempt. They documented hardships, crew losses, and a winter near Shannon Island before rescue by a Norwegian fishing vessel.
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Copenhagen
Eynar Mikkelsen
Greenland
Aatesund
Mikkelsen
Sversen
Mylins Erichsen
Falls 1000 Feet to Death in Celery Field Tragedy
Dr. Drake Heifeld of Springfield Mississippi, son of a U S deputy marshal, died after a fall of about one thousand feet. The incident occurred this afternoon in a celery field where his body was found head first, buried to the knees in soft earth. Authorities described the accident as a tragic fall during a parachute training exercise.
Missing nurse found aboard steamship Minnehaha
Wireless message reports Dorcasus Minn Snodgrasa, missing from Mount Verlan Hospital since July, located aboard the steamship Minnehaha sailing from Manhattan to Southanton. Sister Mrs J Le Crider received details from Mra Regenbaum and others. no local confirmation yet.
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Sime
J. le Crider
Mra. Criter
New York
Wanom
Minchattan
Southanton
Crider
Mee
Tamia
Regenbaum
Remarkable operation helps woman recover from broken back
In Orange Nod early 27 a unique procedure reinforced the fractured vertebrae with fine wire. Dr Seibert performed the operation on Mrs Mary Marine of 19 Orchard Street city. Surgeons report nerves regenerating and the patient regaining use of her legs and feet. The notice mentions Dewey's Pure Clarets wine and local advert details.
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Orange
Nod
Mary Marine
Orchard
Etty
Koward Calvin Seibert
Mariano
Dewey
Htowes & Sons Co
Fulton
Burns's Detroit Traps Set Here
Detective William J. Burns uses the telegraphone to obtain evidence in the Rosenthal murder case as officials consider stricter police laws. Rumors pin Weber for confessions. Becker and Waldo face graft questions. Horowitz’s arrest looms as investigators probe Locust Grove plotting.
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William J. Burns
Whitman
Herman Rosenthal
Burns
Detroit
Henry H. Curran
Board of Aldermen
Gaynor
Rosenthal
Reich and Sullivan in Metropole murder case at trials
Jacob Reich alias Jack Sullivan a close associate of gamblers and Lieutenant Becker faces a murder charge as hearings unfold. Reich denies wrongdoing while insisting District Attorney Whitman bears responsibility. Sullivan confirms contact with Bridgie Weber and Sam Paul, claiming $150 was owed and handed to a hotel employee, with Becker reportedly driving him to Weber’s place.
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Jacob A. Reich
Jack Sullivan
Feinberg
Weber
Waldo
Becker
Jacob Reich
Jack" Sullivan
Ecker
Yestervoner Feinberg
Tombs Chartes
Reich
Veretig
Hysterica Shen
Whitman
Benjamin Reass
Releh
Weber W
Krese
Metropole
Herman Rosenthal
Gald
Sullivain
the Tribune
Sam" Paul
Rosenthal
Dora Gilbert
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Herbert Te Bruigman
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Frank Joseph
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