Pinchot for Governor in Independent Reform Push
News from Pittsburg and Wilkes-Barre reports urged support for Gifford Pinchot as Pennsylvania governor. The Leader advocates a Roosevelt aligned bid, appealing to reform independents. Labor federations consider Pinchot as independent ticket candidate with broad cross-party appeal.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvaniia
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William Flinn
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Alexander P. Moore
New York
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Milford
Penn
Reform Independent
Guthrie
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor
A. A. Greenawalt
Federation
Mr. Pinchot
Chester
Gibboney
Philadelphia
New Beef Investigation Plan Unveiled in Chicago Meeting
A plan for a sweeping inquiry into oleomargarine and beef frauds was outlined at a Chicago conference between James H. Wilkerson and W. S. Kenyon. The grand jury center is Grawn with deputies serving notices. Kenyon declined to discuss details until Judge Landis issues instructions.
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James H. Wilkerson
W. S. Kenyon
Grawn
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Landis
Kenyon
Washington
Payne Tariff Debate Urges Tariff Board Overhaul
Somerville Mass June 28 Senator Lodge addressed a large Republican meeting urging voters to await Tariff Board findings before a Democratic revision of the Payne Aldrich tariff. Speakers included Nicholas Longworth Eben Draper Samuel W McCall and John M Woods. Longworth praised Congress and Taft as the credit for passing progressive legislation.
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Tariff Board
Lodge
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Eben
Longworth
Wifl
Republican Party
William Howard Taft
United States
Fugitive Gouldthaite Believed to Die by Own Action
Detroit June 23 F Gouldthaite missing chief of the Canadian Printing Bureau’s purchasing dept Ottawa is believed to have leapt from the steamer Eastern States into the Detroit River amid fraud arrest efforts. A bloodstained shirt in his stateroom, a note in his hat, and two letters found in the room support a suspected suicide plan.
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F. S. Gouldthaite
Canadian Printing Bureau
Ottawa
Buffalo
Gouldthaite
Abaleene Gouldthaite
Rock Cliffe Park
Adaleene Gouldthaite
J. Noa
Electioneers for Husband by Telegraph to The Tribune
Mrs Mamie Teasdale Wheeless campaigns for her husband Joseph Wheeless in the Republican circuit judge race. She distributes his picture and urges voters to elect him, saying she supports women's franchise and believes he would be a good, law reading judge.
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St. Louis
Joseph Wheeless
Boy Still Missing After Albany Kidnapping Case
Michael L McLaughlin a Brooklyn real estate man returns to New York from Albany area saying he has not learned the boy’s whereabouts. He suspects the mother formerly married to him is involved and may have taken the child to Edmiston New York. asserts he will seek custody by lawful means. The boy’s mother previously married to Dr Henry Holt is allegedly with relatives in Edmiston and the doctor suspects custody tactics. The case ties to a divorce decree granting custody to the first wife and to McLaughlin’s plan to send the boy to Pennington School if custody cannot be secured.
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Brooklyn
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Cosmopolitan
West Broadway
Chambers Street
Edmiston
N. Y
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Blanche Payne
Payne
Henry P. Holt
Church Avenue
Flatbush
Dr. Holt
Holt
Cecelia Benjamin
Cleveland
Senator Hanna
Benjamin
Mary Baker Eddy
Auto Racer Identified After Lake Road Collision
Rochester report: a high speed racing car struck a vehicle on the Lake road between Bergen and Le Rey injuring Mrs. Burke, who is confined at home with suspected internal injuries. Police and the Wyoming County Sheriff traced the racer to Gainesville and identified the occupants as Warren Horton of Salamanca N Y, William W. Whipple of Salamanca, and Harrison M. Springer of Rochester.
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Lake Road
Bergen
le Rey
FE. J. Burke
Gainesville
Warren Horton
United Leather Company
Salamanca
N. Ease
William W. Whipple
James 8. Whipple
State Forest
Fish and Game
Harrison M. Springer
Brooklyn Militia Protests Fourth Parade Order
Brooklyn guardsmen protest a July Fourth parade plan that confines them to Manhattan while Bronx units parade separately. They accuse officials of imposed costs and deny equal treatment, urging a safer, sane holiday without stripping three days of leave.
Fourth of July Fund Reaches Six Thousand Three Hundred
Independence Day fund committee reports receipts of 6531 dollars as of five o clock last night with a program planned at public schools and playgrounds under the Board of Education. Mayor Gaynor's letter and a Maxwell note urging quiet near hospitals are read to pupils. New York Lodge approves the effort to curb indiscriminate fireworks.
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John S. Cushman
Pulitzer Building
Board of Education
Gaynor
William H. Maxwell
New York Lodge
John H. Finley
Soldier Command Demands Respect for Military Duty
A New York letter from a 1910 reader condemns forced July 4 parades for the New York National Guard. The writer argues civil control risks undermining military effectiveness and urges leadership by actual soldiers rather than civilian officials. The piece notes the Dick bill’s incomplete implementation and contrasts General Howe’s refusal to parade with the desire for qualified command.
Patriotic Woman Protests and Family Ties to The Tribune
A reader recalls The Tribune's evolution from The Log Cabin and notes a long family history with the paper. She traces generations of subscribers and service in the national guard, highlighting civic involvement and loyalty across uncles, brothers, nephews, and sons.
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The
Tribune
Log Cabin
Harrison
National Guard
Letter from Mrs Remer on 1910 holiday and parade
Mrs J A Remer of Lake George New York writes about her son joining the 7th Regiment and plans to urge him on despite holidays in the woods. She expresses strong patriotism tied to New York’s Tribune publication and the Fourth of July parade. The note is dated June 27 1910.
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Tribune of
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J. A. Remer
Lake George
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Predicts Failure Of Parade By National Guard
A letter from a militia friend argues that a Fourth of July parade is unnecessary due to heat and equipment limits. It notes uniforms are winter gear and olive drab shirts are scarce, predicting visual confusion and high costs for panels and travel. The writer urges a safe and sane Independence Day celebration.
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National Guard
Tribune
New York
No Parade on Independence Day, Guardsman Letter
A New York letter writer argues against a Fourth of July parade by the National Guard. He notes the day’s long status as a national holiday and suggests preserving guard participation by cutting other yearly demonstrations. He emphasizes patriotism and the need to avoid tying the Guard to a nonessential celebration.
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National Guard
Boys In Blue
F. W. Bosworth
New York
Soldiers Celebrate Holiday With National Guard Coup
Ex Second Lieut Williams argues against forcing guard duty on July Fourth. He notes volunteers already serve the state and fear of parade orders will cause court martials and fines. He urges the order be countermanded so guardsmen may enjoy the holiday undisturbed.
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National Guard
Williams
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New York
National Guard Letter Urges Support to Maintain Enlistments
Charles N. Patrick, former National Guard of New York member, argues parade duties should be eased to avoid lowering enlistments. He notes the Fourth of July and Independence Day parades impact troops and warns onerous duties could reduce the guard’s quota and harm military units in the city.
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National Guard of
New York
National Guard
Charles N. Patrick
Nothing Short of Criminal Parade Criticized
A letter from New York dated June 28 1910 denounces a mayoral call for a Fourth of July National Guard parade as criminal. The writer claims such displays harm recruiting and notes personal relief at leaving the guard while wishing soldiers well.
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National Guard
New York
Hopes Campaign Petition Sent by Gould
Letter from L G Gould reports a large petition with various coupons signed by different men. The note explains the shift from many small petitions to one large one due to lacking enough tribunes, urging rescission of the order and expressing hope for success.
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Tribune
L. G. Gould
Veteran of 70 Proud Father Baby Boy Gladdens Vineclad Home
Frank Warmuth a 70 year old veteran of the 1868 Austrian Prussian War tells of a baby boy born in his Corona Long Island home. He and Mrs Warmuth rejoice as the child grows, with Warmuth recalling his Prussian service and a long life marked by vigor.
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Long Island
Frank Warmuth
Warmuth
Sternberg
Bavaria
Bavaria, Mr
Bamberg
Prussia
Mra
Thirtian
Three Officers Resign from 2d Naval Battalion Brooklyn
In the 2d Naval Battalion of Brooklyn three officers Lieutenant Commander William G. Ford Lieutenant Walter R. Griffith and Lieutenant Arthur W. Cohen have resigned. Griffith led the 1st Division nicknamed the banner division and Cohen was second in command. The official reason is expired enlistments but mates blame a discipline dispute involving Lieutenant Griffith and Commander Forshew. Ensign Lackey assumes temporary command of the 1st Division.
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William G. Ford
Walter R. Griffith
Arthur W. Cohen
Griffith
Banner
Cohen
Robert P. Forshew
Kingsley Mastin
Whch
Forshew
Lackey
Boilermakers Strike Spreads Over City Demands Refused
A boilermakers strike began yesterday as workers quit on five buildings to demand wage increases from 2. to 3 a day. Employers offered a compromise to raise pay to 3 a day, but the union rejected it and warned the stoppage could spread to other sites if demands are not met.
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Henry C. Hunter
Employers’ Association
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