Summer capital on the move and political intrigue
Our regular correspondent notes the summer capital’s wandering locations from Beverly to Milne coast and Bur Barvor. The piece analyzes independent courses of Taft and Roosevelt, Nebraska’s option conflict, and a New York lawyer’s call for legal columns. It highlights Roosevelt’s family ties and the evolving 1912 presidential landscape including Bristow’s insurgent push in Kansas.
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Berreriy
Milne
Bur Barvor
Hale
Gymnasiam
Beverly
Mass
Willem Loeb
Taft
Roosevelt
Loeb
Noah Webster
Oyster Bay
Hartt
Che
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Hardihood Te
New York
Wells
David E. Thompson
Brazil
Mexico
Thompson
Lincoln
Neb
United States
Ohio
Iowa
Kansas
Stubbs
Curtin
Althody
Scott
Calderhead
Mitler
Reeder
Bristow
Aldrich
Wall Street
Murdock
Madison
Taele Joe Cannon
Ang
Clanmon
Alx
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R. G. Schaaf
W. F. Dittig
Chestnut ST
Froude
Passaic
New Jersey
Froude Co
Washington Place
G. A. Angell
Nutley, N. J
J. Ss. Ward
Ward & Johnson
Market St
Eagle
Lam
Market Street
Newark
Sullivan Motor Car CO
Ward Newark
N. J
Nebraska
Fiy James A. Edgerton
THE
Aatplower
Brian
Wwe
Bryan
Peter
Speliblidere
Tat
Theodore Roosevelt
Charlies
Henrys
Congress
Sam
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Sunny Jim Sherman
Theodore
Shakespeare
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Publico
Buckeye
Blaine
Joseph Henson Foraker
Alome
New Jersey’ 'E
Fortiers
Broad St
Newark-Paterson
Newark, Net
First Ward Shoe Store
Joe Ciccone
Prop
Franklin Ave
Nutley, NJ
Lehigh, Jeddo and
Buck Mountain Coal
Jeddo Coal
East Nutley
Domenico Ciccone
Best Brande