Republican Leaders At Sagamore Hill Meeting
At Sagamore Hill President Roosevelt hosted a luncheon with notable Republican leaders from across the country including Julius and Max Pressel of Cincinnati Timothy Le Woodruff of New York state and William M Barnes of Connecticut. The discussion covered politics but did not reveal clear presidential sentiment.
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Ogath Bay
N. Y
Ang, Mie
Roosevelt
Julius and
Max Presselman
Cincinnati
Timothy le Woodiuff
New York State
Republican
William M. Barnes
Fom
Connecticut
Questa
Sagamore
Woodruff
Innehoon
Taft
New York
Barnes
Riot clashes in Belfast as troops fire on rioters
Belfast August 13 report details serious disorders with a mob attacking a police inspector. Soldiers fired into the crowd, wounding a woman and a man fatally and injuring many others as bayonet charges and volleys failed to quell rioting that lasted late into the night.
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Belfast
Ville Fee
Pally
Chomyenor
McCormick Defense by Daughter Amid Rockefeller Feud
In Chicago on August 13 Mrs Harrold Fowler McCormick, daughter of John D Rockefeller, defends her father against Frank Rockefeller. She argues jealousy and family strains have clouded fortune and notes her grandfather’s influence. Frank Rockefeller vows to reveal a life story to shock the nation, claiming danger to John D Rockefeller’s safety if he testifies publicly.
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Cleveland
Rockefeller
John
D Rockefellers
Mr. Rockefel
Alootor
William
Persena
William A. Rockefellers
John Des Willian
Mary Rudd
William A. Rockefeller
Middle West
John D. Rocke
Frank Rocke
John D
Griblin
Chicago
Harrold Fowler McCormick
Join V W. Rockefeller
Frank Rockefeller
McCormick
Bax
Mia. McCormick
I New York
Fife
Brank Rockefeller
Thieves rob jewelry store in Chicago
Thieves broke the Rowe Brothers jewelry store early today using a bag of rushed stone and fled with about 2000 worth of jewelry. Police investigate the break in and review nearby surveillance for clues.
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Chleago
Rowe Brothera
Moors Repulsed in Tokenly Morven Action
Aug 10 Tonglety Morven reports a Moor repulse where 600 Moor forces faced several charges. survivor Gloire aided troops in defending Derwern Moor and French trooper Filles. General Dew requests 16 000 additional troops and aims for an immediate operation.
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Han Sant
Derwern Moor
Filles
Hite
Dew
Comemeander
Secretary Taft Labels John D Rockefeller Foolish
Secretary Taft calls John D Rockefeller foolish in a New York interview. He criticizes Roosevelt era policy and declines to explain his reasoning, signaling sharp political tensions in early August.
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Taft
John D
John J. Rockefeller
Roosevelt
Bear Visits Sagamore Hill Invasion Near Roosevelt Home
A bear entered Sagamore Hill grounds near President Roosevelt early in August. Secret Service and household staff joined a three hour pursuit from 3 to 6 AM but the bear escaped into the woods. Tracks are the only evidence, with locals reporting previous twig crackles around the president’s property.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Sagamore Mill
Roosevelt
Cate
Destruction Threat Fills City After Unclear Fire Report
Report from Nopfulke Wa Avenue notes a large fire outbreak believed linked to teen troubles. The town’s fate hangs on a dangerous blaze as authorities contend with widespread damage across the Somnit state capital.
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Nopfulke Wa
Oyster Bay Stock Buyers Eye Market Action
Stock buyers in Oyster Bay anticipate a direct hearing on stock purchases in London as prices hold above yesterday's closing marks. Traders note steady demand and a cautious tone as the market seeks direction amid routine sessions.
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Trix
Oysfey Bay
London
Cabinet Meeting at Sagamore Hill Sees Shift in Labor Talks
President Roosevelt hosts a cabinet meeting at Sagamore Hill while a major postal and railway telegraphers strike looms. Union leaders plan a general strike, with operators quitting in Utton and Toledo and postal workers in Scranton. Roosevelt remains unperturbed, sending multiple messages.
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Chicago
Ane
Terham
Utton
New York
Toledo
Scranton
Western Union
Postal
Tadlangpolis
Roosevelt
Washington
Messien
Surprising Day in Subscription Contest Tightens Race
The voting yesterday sparked surprise as candidates brace for the final two weeks of the largest subscription drive in the area. Exodidates push back on ballots while hints of a late surge loom, with honors awarded to Miss Kurstetter, Miss Marie Stuber, Mrs J Reidenbaugh, J Rowe, and Mrs Ma Mitchell.
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Wn Doep
Tya Om
Starke
Kurstetter
Dettlet
Marie Stuber
J. Reidenbaugh
Convicts seize Zilagous prison in Madrid jailbreak
Twenty four inmates overpowered guards at Zilagous prison and fled. Soldiers pursue but have not yet overtaken the convicts. Several guards were injured in the clash.
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Madrid
Spal
Tiurderert
Mystery surrounds latest dynamite blast at O'Lowry home
Police lack clues after a nocturnal dynamite explosion damaged Jim O Lowry’s residence, the third such blast in months. Condon’s house and Long Denne’s garage were struck recently, fueling concern over a coordinated campaign of violence.
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Ruge
Jim O'Lowry
John Condon
Wis
Denne
Seine
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