Delegates Elected Across States For Taft Rally
Forty Republican delegates have been chosen since March 2 with total 138 named. Taft leads with 108 instructed delegates, Fairbanks 26, and four uncommitted. Delegates-at-large named in Ohio and Kansas support Taft. several district conventions across Nebraska Missouri Maryland and others indicate Taft backing. Upcoming district conventions listed with dates and locations across Oklahoma Virginia Nebraska Ohio and Iowa.
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Eigct
Taft
Fairbanks
Ohio
Columbus
Charlies P. Taft
Cincinnati
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Arthur I. Vorys
Lancaster
Andrew L. Harris
Eaton
Kansas
Topeka
Cheswr J. Long
Medicine Lodge
Charles Curtis
Robert McGonegie
Colby
Grant Hornaday
Fort Scott
Hutchinson
P. B. Gillette
W. M. Kinnison
Garden City
St. Louis
Louis Alt
Fred Fesen
Teth
Edward Koeln
Rowland Johnston
Excelsior Springs
J. E. Gartside
Hingston
George W. Barnex
Bethany
Seventeenth State Conventions Schedule Across March May
A list of state and territorial conventions with announced dates from March through May. Includes Iowa Des Moines March 14 and 18, North Carolina Asheville March 44, New Mexico Silver City March 21, Tennessee Nashville March 25, Illinois Springfield March 26, Rhode Island Providence March 26, Porto Rico San Juan March 29, Indiana Indianapolis April 2, Arkansas Little Rock April 3, South Dakota Huron April 7, Virginia Lynchburg April 8, Massachusetts Boston April 14, New York City April 11, Hawaii Honolulu April 13, Minnesota Minneapolis April 16, Arizona Tucson April 18, Nevada Winnemucca April 20, Colorado Pueblo April 28, Vermont Burlington April 29, Pennsylvania Harrisburg April 29, West Virginia Parkersburg April 29, Alabama Davidson faction Birmingham April 29, Mississippi Jackson April 29, Maine Portland April 20, Maryland Baltimore April 20, Alaska Ketchikan May 2, Alabama Birmingham May 6, Kentucky Louisville May 6, Louisiana New Orleans May 11, Michigan Grand Rapids May 12, Idaho Wallace May 13, California Sacramento May 14, North Dakota Minot May 14, Texas reorganized faction Waco May 26.
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Iowa
Des Moines
New Mexico
Silver City
Tennessee
Nashville
Illinois
Springfield
Rhode Island
Providence
Porto Rico
San Juan
Indiana
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Little Rock
Delaware
Dover
South Dakoota
Huron
Virginia
Lynchburg
Massachusetts
Boston
New York
New York City
Hawaii
Honolulu
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Arizona
Tucson
Nevada
Winnemucca
Colorado
Pueblo
Vermont
Burlington
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Alabama
Davidson
Birmingham
Mississippi
Jackson
Maine
Portland
Maryland
Baltimore
Alaska
Ketchikan
Kentucky
Louisville
Alifornia
al Ida
Georgia
Idaho
Kansas
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Carolina
North
Ohio
Pakote
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode
South Carolina
South
Takote
Texas
Erese
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
el Os
Istrict of
Columbia
Philly Pine “Island
Knox Eee
Fairbanks
Taft Nomination Backed by Philippine Delegate Hartigan
Manila reports Thomas L. Hartigan, recently elected Philippine delegate to the Republican National Convention, will second Taft's nomination for President in Chicago. Hartigan, former Chicago post office delivery superintendent and National Guard officer, became chief attorney for the Catholic Church in the islands and acted as intermediary in friar lands negotiations.
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Manila
Thomas L. Hartigan
Philippines
Chicago
Hartigan
Taft
Philippine Islands
Republican National Committee
National Guard
Islands
President to Receive Delegates at White House Talk on Child Life
Washington hosts an international congress on the welfare of the child under the National Mothers' Congress from March 10 to 20. President Roosevelt will receive delegates at the White House Tuesday to discuss child life as delegates from at least a dozen nations gather.
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Washington
Womer
International Congress On
National
Mothers’ Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Fear Irish opposition to new arbitration treaty
Washington faces Irish protests against the proposed arbitration treaty between the United States Great Britain and Japan. Officials note limited details yet fear of a combined British Japanese fleet is unfounded as the pact carries no obligation to arm in support unless a third nation threatens Japanese territory. Protests cite Olney Pauncefote history and Laurier remarks while awaiting clarity on scope.
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Washington
March
Olney
Lord Pauncefote
Root
Bryce
State Department
America
Department
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Wilfrid Laurier
Vancouver Harbor
Memorial protest marks Arbritration treaty clash at Majestic
The memory of Robert Emmet stirred fifteen hundred Clan na Gael members in New York as they protested the proposed U S Britain arbitration treaty. John P Osren urged Senate to reject the pact and advocate a continental American policy. In New Haven Wolfe Tone Club held a Robert Emmet celebration with Rhode Island Governor James H Higgins as orator, denouncing ratification of the arbitration treaty.
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Majestic
Clan-na-Garl
New York
Great Britain
John P. Osren
England
United States
Senate
New Haven
Robert Eno
Wolfe Tone Club
James H. Higgins
Rhode Island
Reot
Bryce
Washington's View on Republican Nomination Prospects
A Tribune Bureau dispatch from Washington outlines rising support for Taft and Knox as potential nominees. It details how various state delegations lean, the difficulties of uniting favorite son factions, and the likelihood of Taft securing over four hundred first ballot votes. It notes expected shifts if anti Taft delegates break, and suggests Roosevelt as a possible second day pivot.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
March
Knox
Taft
Bryan
The
Tribune
Senate
Maryland
Tennessee
Kentucky
Illinois
Cannon
Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Muich
White House
New York
Hughes
Indiana
Judge Crumpacker
Stephenson
Dan Etrous
Secretary of War
Consular reforms outlined in Cullom bill
The Senate passed a bill reorganizing the consular service to better serve American travelers and trade. Secretaries Root and Lodge support closing 28 low-use offices and opening new posts in Aleppo Alexandria Antung Corinto Fernie Fiume Frontera Guadalajara Karachi Madras Punta Arenas Rangoon Salonica San Luis Potosi Swatow Tapachula Tripoli and other locations with higher demand. The plan reallocates duties, raises efficiency, and shifts offices from deteriorating to strategic posts.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Cullom
Illinois
Foreign Relations Committee
Root
Foreign Affairs and Foreign Relations
House Committee
Lucerne
Berne
Zurich
Ontario
Belleville
Port Hope
Port Rowan
Quebec
Coaticook
Gaspe
St. Hyacinthe
Three Rivers
St. Christopher
West Indies
Antigua
Windsor
N. S
Woodstock
N. B
Jalapa
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Castellamare di Stadia
Italy
Naples
Catania
Atila
Honduras
Madeira
Funchal
Port Starler
Falkland Islands
State Department
Punta Arenas
Strait of Magellan
Jamestown
St. Helena
Aleppo
Syria
Alexandria
Egypt
Antung
China
Corinto
Nicaragua
Fernie
British Columbia
Fiume
Hungary
Frontera
Guadalajara
Karachi
Madras
India
Chili
Rangoon
Burmah
Salonica
Turkey
San Luis Potosi
Swatow
Tapachula
Tripoli
Africa
Foreign Affairs Committee
Canada
Congress
Deepening Channel Questions Mare Island Fate
The joint army and navy board meets in San Francisco to assess fixes for Mare Island Navy Yard access. If permanent improvement cannot be found, Washington may abandon Mare Island for a repair and construction plant near San Francisco.
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Mare Island Navy Yard
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Joint
Army and Navy Board
Corps of Civil Engineers of
Navy
Corps of Engineers of
Army
San Francisco
Mare Island
Cal
H. H. Rosseau
Panama Canal
Navy Yard
Navy Department
Fort Moonroe
Fort Monroe
Ordnance Department
Ordnance
Army Proving Ground
Sandy Hook
N. J
Sandy Trook
Submarine probe gains new light in Waterbury
Waterbury Connecticut March 3 new details emerge in the submarine case naming Franklyn A Taylor treasurer and general manager of the Randolph Clowes Manufacturing Company and John P Kellogg assistant state s attorney for New Haven County The men acknowledge meetings with Congressman Lilley and express belief their talks influenced votes on submarine contracts Kellogg says he supports Lilley’s statements and that his Washington visits to urge the Electric Boat Company’s cause affected Lilley’s votes earlier and later Patterson
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Waterbury
Conn
Lilley
Committee On Rules of
House of Representatives
Franklyn A. Taylor
Randolph Clowes Manufacturing Company
John P. Kellogg
New Haven County
Kellogg
Electric Boat Company
Mass Meeting of Beer Drinkers Urged at Terrace Garden
Following a brewers price rise on beer by the barrel the National Liquor League retailers call a mass meeting at Terrace Garden at 2 30 p m today Consumers dealers and manufacturers are urged to attend Speakers include P H Nolan secretary of Union Brewing Pittsburg John Cervenke president of a Chicago brewing company Hugh Dolan Cleveland T M McDonough Cleveland Howard Woodbury Boston and Thomas Hayes Newark N J.
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National Liquor League
Terrace Garden
P. H. Nolan
Union Brewing Company
Pittsberg
John Cervenke
Chicago
Hugh Dolan
T. M. McDonough
Cleveland
Howard Woodbury
Boston
Thomas Hayes
Newark
N. J
Sayre Railroad Strike Settled. Workers to Return Monday
Elmira N Y March 8 The strike of about three hundred machinists at Lehigh Railroad shops in Sayre Pennsylvania was settled tonight. The agreement was not released and the men will resume work on Monday morning.
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Elmira
N. Y
Lehigh Railroad
Sayre
Penn
Merchants Discuss Currency Laws In Washington Visit
A delegation from the committee on commercial law of the Merchants' Association traveled to Washington to present views on currency legislation to Congress. Led by chairman E. D. Page, with H. R. Kunhardt and J. H. Killough, the group endorsed the Fowler currency bill and urged mercantile bodies to oppose the Aldrich bill and back the Fowler measure.
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The
Merchants’ Association
Washington
Congress
E. D. Page
H. R. Kunhardt
J. H. Killough
Boards of Trade
Memorial Service for Bishop Henry Yates Satterlee in Calvary Church
Hundreds of parishioners and many from other Episcopal parishes gathered at Calvary Church for a memorial service honoring Henry Yates Satterlee, late Bishop of the District of Columbia. Bishops Greer and Courtney led the service with readings and prayers, while Archdeacon Nel offered remarks on his wide personal influence.
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Henry Yates Satteriee
District of Columbia
Calvary Church
Fourth Avenue
Tist Street
Bishop Satteriee
Washington
Dolishop
Calvary Parish
Satterlee
Greer
Courtney
WR. Huntington
Grace Church
M. Geer
St. Paul's Chapel
Nel
Boston & Maine Workers Consider Temporary Wage Cut
Boston March 8 Representatives of railroad trainmen and conductors and Boston & Maine freight handlers discussed a proposed 5 percent wage reduction until July 1. President Lucius Tuttle warned of grave company conditions and urged consent as a temporary sacrifice, with no vote taken so far.
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Boston
Boston & Maine
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Charlestown
Charles E. Lee
Tuttle
Pittsburg Missionary Convention Opens At Exposition Hall
The first international convention under the Young People's Missionary Movement of the United States and Canada begins Tuesday at Exposition Music Hall and runs three days. More than 7,500 delegates are expected from around the world, with nearly half already in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
March
Young People’s Missionary Movement
United States
Canada
Exposition Music
Banker’s shooting suspect in critical condition after ambush
Francesco Pallatro alias Giuseppe Sapia, shot by Pasquale Pati while allegedly aiming at Pati’s family, remained in critical condition at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Three shots hit Pallatro. Michael de Agostino, arrested in Patt’s office, arraigned in Jefferson Market on felonious assault charges, bail set at 1080 dollars. Detective Micelli urged Magistrate Corrigan to hold de Agostino as a witness amid ongoing probe.
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Giuseppe Sapia
Pasquale Pati
Elizabeth Street
Pati
St. Vincent's Hospital
Patt
Michael de Agostino
No.4
Waterstreet
Jefferson Market Court
Micelli
Corrigan
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