Real Fight 10 Opens This Week In Presidential Campaign
The piece reports former President Roosevelt preparing to address the Ohio constitutional convention in Columbus as part of an early campaign push. It notes Roosevelt supporters planning organized work, focus on New York and Minnesota, and hints at party alignment with Cullem and Cannon-McKinley factions influencing the early race dynamics.
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Justice Gerard Delays Ruling On Brandt Habeas Case
Justice Janes W. Gerard of the New York Supreme Court continues to weigh Folke J. Brandt’s habeas corpus appeal after five years of a thirty year sentence. He will not issue a decision before Monday and will detail his reasoning upon release.
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Taft gains control as progressives split under Taft McKinley push
In Washington leaders maneuver to split Roosevelt and La Follette factions. La Follette’s secretary denies a wide La Follette fund, naming contributors in California and Pennsylvania. Col Hammond, Roosevelt kin, arrives to back Taft. Pinchot shifts to Roosevelt, saying La Follette won’t unite progressives. Nebraska straw poll favors Roosevelt with 1726 votes to La Follette 371 and Taft 21%.
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Women Aid Bucket Brigade to Quench Village Fire
In Altoona Pennsylvania women aided the men to form a three tier bucket brigade that helped control a blaze threatening Swath Lake meat shop. Mayor Walker sent sympathy and residents assisted as the unit battled flames and prevented further damage.
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Plot to defraud recluse Haslett ends in court
Brooklyn court hosts former State Senator Frank J. Gardner and nurse George H. Decker charged in a scheme to seize the wealth of Samuel B. Haslett, a 75 year old recluse. Investigators found a mansion crowded with dust and riches as scrutiny began.
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