Wiley Reply Deliberations On Charges In Agriculture Dept
Washington July 19 Cabinet discussed Dr Harvey Wiley s answer to charges but made no public outline. Secretary Wilson and Sec retary Taft weighed politics and authority. no decision yet. A combi nation of interests and friction with Alf Wickersham shapes the case as a formal inquiry proceeds.
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hime
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Wilsen
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Wielearsham
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ois
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Former President Defers Decision On Sugar Trust Testimony
In Washington authorities report the former Sugar Trust leader will not be answering Mr Wickersham before Friday. The president faces a delicate question and will take time to decide. White House telegrams show sentiment leans against following the attorney general’s recommendation, but the president reserves his own views before acting.
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Wickersham
Washington
White House
West for Gov Wilson in Democratic 1912 bid
John H. Hineman former Arkansas public instruction chief reports the western states favor Woodrow Wilson for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1912. He notes William Jennings Bryan remains a significant influence but not a candidate, with Wilson seen as the logical choice by western Democrats.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Wilson
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William Jennings Bryant
New Jersey
Taft to spend weekend at Beverly Mass retreat
President Taft plans a weekend visit to Beverly Massachusetts to rest at Paramatta the Tafts summer cottage. He will stay Sunday and Monday and likely motor along the North Side sea road. He then returns to Washington Tuesday morning. A Jersey City vote rejects the Walsh act commission government by 11,585 to 13,064.
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Taft
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Jersey City
New Jersey
Two Crown Changing Seats In Chicago Rowboat Mishap
In Chicago on July 19 two men, Carl Glade and Matthew Hilliste, fell from a rowboat with life saver Alvin Matus rescuing the third man. The missing crew member was found safe but the craft’s recovery was ongoing.
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Chicago
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Matthew Hilliste
Alvin
Matus
Dogs Attack Girl as Eskimo Dogs Riot Over Victim
In South Harpswell Me on July 19 ten year old Margaret Neal daughter of Professor Herbert V Neal was severely bitten on the feet and legs by King leader of Commander Leary s Eskimo dog pack on Eagle Island during a family excursion The keeper rescued her as the pack fought over the victim Her wounds were dressed at Tufts laboratory and the child rests after a savage attack attributed to the dogs instinct to catch fish in shoal water The Neal family are well known in South Harpswell and spend summers there
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Leary
Eagle
Margaret
Herbert V. Neal
Tafts college
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Tufts laboratory
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Professor Neal
South Harpewell
Thomas Says Sugar Trust Chief Ran Company Like a Ship
Thomas testifies at congressional hearing on sugar trust methods. He recalls H O Havemeyer running the company “like a captain rules a ship” and says rivals tired of losing money. He cites refineries moves, stock positions, and a war with Arbuckle but gives no proof of campaign contributions. He notes a New Jersey suit and discusses price and output disagreements.
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American Sugar Refining company
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Beck
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Arbuckle
Toledo
Garfield for President Rival of Taft Confirmed
Cleveland reports confirm that James R Garfield secretary of the interior under Roosevelt will run as a Republican insurgent candidate against Taft in 1912. Garfield is in Washington but Cleveland backers accept the story and expect Roosevelt support. Earlier Washington whispers said Garfield would back Taft’s renomination and aid carry Ohio.
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Taft
Washington
James R Garfield
Roosevelt
Garfield
Waite House
Ohio
Indict Stokes Assailants in First Degree Attempts
New York reports Lilian Graham and Ethel Conrad indicted for attempted murder first degree along with first and second degree assaults over the June 6 shooting of W. E. B. Stokes at their apartments. Grand jury held them for trial.
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Ethel Conrad
New York
Lillian Graham
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