Roosevelt's GOP Feud Grows as Nomination Watch Intensifies
The piece outlines rising opposition to the President within the Republican Party as factions form in Ohio and spreading to Pennsylvania and New Jersey. It notes Taft’s loyalist image, Foraker’s Ohio control, and speculation on a Rooseveltladen convention, with La Follette deemed unsuitable by many insiders.
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Gome
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Foraker
Washington
Republicana
Taft
Mr. Taft
Lin
Tney
Roose- Ae
Pate
la Follette
Wisconsin
Ratheal
Wisconsin Statesman
Mr. Roosevelt
Bishop Defends Roosevelt at Massachusetts Bar Dinner
At a Massachusetts Bar Association dinner in Boston on April 7, President Roosevelt was both attacked and defended. Lieutenant Governor Draper urged a rest from prosperity, while Bishop Lawrence mocked the idea of the President taking a rest, prompting responses from supporters and critics alike.
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Washington Post
Boston
Massachusetts Bar Association
Roosevelt
Draper
Bishop Lawrence
Hts
Leuetenant
Albany
Bell Boys
Bishop Lawrences
David
Roosevelt Attack At Central Federated Union Meeting
Albert Abrahams of the Press Federal Union condemned President Roosevelt over a letter to Representative Sherman. He compared Roosevelt’s remarks to endorsing Russia or Germany and urged defense fund support for Moyer Haywood and Debs while calling for abolition of the Supreme Court.
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Russia
Germany
United States
Froosevelt
Supreme Court
Courts of Law
Statue of Liberty
President Roosevelt
Beet Sugar Men and Tobacco Raisers Oppose Taft
A well organized movement to oppose Secretary Taft's presidential bid has formed, uniting beet sugar producers and tobacco growers nationwide. Capt James Davidson of Bay City Michigan lent his maritime wealth and influence to the effort, stating the campaign has reached sizeable proportions and aims to deny Taft the nomination.
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Washington
Detroit
Mich
Taft
James Davidson
Bay City
Davidson
Beet sugar and tobacco groups vow to back fair deal foe to Taft
A speaker cited the largest beet sugar factories in the Midwest and a major Great Lakes vessel owner to warn that once Taft is officially named, beet sugar and tobacco interests will convene nationally to thwart him. The speaker says they will switch to the Democrats if they run a good man, oppose Taft’s tariff policy, and aim to defeat his sugar agitation again.
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Middle West
Great Lakes
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan
Foraker Leaves Washington for Ohio Tour
Senator Foraker plans a Thursday departure from Washington to Ohio with stops in Columbus Cleveland or Toledo and a potential Friday or Saturday reach to Cincinnati. He will confer with local leaders and discuss holding a Republican primary to gauge sentiment on presidential and senatorial contests.
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Senator Foraker
Washington
Ohio
Canton
Cincinnati
Columbus
State Central Committee
Foraker
Cleveland
Toledo
Hamilton County
Taft
George B. Cox
Gen
Fight on Taft Is Planned in Ohio Campaign
Former Federal Judge to be confronted with an injunction Taft issued in 1890s. Spraker’s men gather the case to publish across Ohio. The plan leverages Taft’s Brownsville action and the 1894 Pullman strike context to attack Taft’s labor record and push for broader political impact against Secretary Taft. The effort also touches on race dynamics, noting Ohio’s Black population.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Taft
Akron
Brownsville
Spraker
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Phelan
Debs
Cincinnati
Farraker
Kansas Republicans back Taft as Roosevelt ally backs him
Cyrus Leland, longtime Republican leader of Kansas, declares the state supports Taft for president. He notes Roosevelt’s wishes align with Taft, cites Taft’s visits to Kansas and his public record of progressive policies. Leland predicts a Taft-favoring national delegation and praises Taft’s ability and work ethic.
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Cyrus Leland
Opeka
Kansas
Ivis
Taft
Watt
Roosevelt
Leland
Republican National Committee
Girl Inhaled Gas In Accident At Home
Elizabeth Basim aged fifteen of 612 M Street NW was taken to Homeopathic Hospital after inhaling illuminating gas last night. A clothing garment hung on a gas fixture, may have caused the leak. Basim is expected to recover. Also noted are a Georgetown Law School debate on centralization and a missing seventeen year old Athol Seymore of 1410 V Street NW. Police were asked to arrest Alice Copeland, sixteen, formerly of 169 Crescent Street NW, a fugitive from the Board of Children's Guardians.
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Elizabeth Basim
W. R. Basim
M Street
Homeopathic
Athol Seymore
V Street
Ti Ia
Girl
Alice Copeland
Crescent Street Northwest
Board of Children's Guardians
Elizabeth Weigs
Filipino Student Ignacio Rosario Dies in Washington
Ignacio A. Rosario, a 22 year old Filipino student at George Washington Law School, died after a short illness. Born in Manila and educated in Southern California and Poughkeepsie, he planned to return to Manila for government service. His body may be sent home for burial.
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Manila
P. 1
Ignacio A. Rosavis
National Law School
Tle
Rosario
California
Mastman Business College
Poughkeepsie
Law
George Washington University
National University
George Washington University Hospital
Philippines
National Trust Conference Set for Chicago in May
New York April 7 The National Civic Federation executive council fixed Chicago as the conference site and May 8 29 90 and 5 as the dates for the national meeting on combinations and trusts. Invitations go out for delegates from governors presidents and leaders of commercial manufacturing agricultural labor economic financial and legal groups to discuss the trust problem and potential Sherman act amendments.
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New York
National Civic Federation
Chicago
Senator Heyburn Improves After Indigestion Attack
In Philadelphia on April 7 United States Senator W B Heyburn of Idaho showed marked improvement after being taken ill with acute indigestion last night. The senator's condition had grown better by tonight as reports described.
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Philadelphia
United States
W. B. Heyburn
Idaho
Senator Heyburn
Restraint on Amos D Palmer in Asylum Cell Fray
Providence dispatch notes interest in the Thaw case as Amos Dyer Palmer a wealthy Providence man remains nominally confined at a hospital for the insane. Despite acquittal by reason of insanity and decades of public life he is seen in streets alone or with a young woman he may court. The piece recalls his 1899 commitment to the Butler Hospital and the Supreme Court’s later denials of his release.
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Providence
R. L
Colomtted
Amon Dyer Palmer
Butter Hospital
Elisba Dyer
Supreme Court of the State
Palmer
Butler Hospital
Supreme Court
Henry A. Palmer
Cranston
Amos
Addie Nutter Palmer
Edgewood
Evelyn Nesbit
Broad Street
Norwood Avenue
Hit
Amon D. Palmer
P. M. Wise
New York State Board of Macy
C. P. Bancroft
Concord Asylum
George F. Keen
Rhode Island State Hospital For
George F. Jelly
Edward Cowles
Belmont
Walter Chanting
Brookline
William M. Palmer
Fenner H. Peeleham
Jarze
State Hospital
Alk
Arion Society Plans Concert and Ball Tonight
The Arion Society hosts a concert and ball at the National Rifles Armory tonight. Holer’s orchestra furnishes the opening selection followed by the Arion chorus. Mrs Blanche M Rogers sings soprano solo and Harry Rothschild recites. William T Degis performs a cornet solo and the Allen chorus closes the program.
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Arion Society
The
National Rifles Armory
Holer
Arion Chorus
Blanche M. Rogers
Harry Rothschild
William T. Degis
Allen Chorus
Why She Shot Brown Thought Only of Children
Mrs Anna M Bradley, held in the District jail, defends her actions toward former Utah Senator Arthur Brown as driven by a wish to protect their four children. She says she would have pursued marriage publicly to right their children's status, not for herself.
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Utah
Arthur Brown
Anna M. Bradley
Senator Brown
Acu
Mark Montgomery Brown
Salt Lake
Jiere
Weather Conditions Report From U S Department Of Agriculture
A vigorous storm developed in the Great Lakes region bringing general rains and high winds. Rain is forecast for Atlantic coast districts with snow in the Lake region and Upper Ohio Valley. Much colder in the Lake region and Upper Ohio Valley, with gradually rising temperatures in the Northwest. Storm warnings shown along the Atlantic coast.
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U.S
Waether Bureau
Washington
Lower
Michigan
Lake Regin
Ohio
Mtsalesipp
Alabama
New Nexing
Kein
New England
New York
Atlantic Coast
Lake Regio
Upper
Ohio Valley
Gulf States
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf
West Gulf
Autoboat Sets World Record At Monte Carlo Regatta
The Monte Carlo autoboat regatta opened with engines showing major gains in construction. The small cruiser class winner was Capanlon II after 50 km in 1 hour 56 minutes. The 50 km up to 25 ft class winner was Raplero 135 hp in 55 minutes 53.5 seconds, a new world speed record of 54 km per hour, amid a large Pennsylvania Society gathering at the Fythe Temple with Middleton Smith as speaker and a piano concert by several artists.
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Monte Carlo
Te Raplero
Pennsylvania Society
Fythian Temple
Middleton Smith
Keystone State
M. Farrow
May A. Levers
A. L. Fish
Mabel Owen
Whwam A. Mossell
Misa Aileen Miller
Frank Byram
Movements of Ocean Steamers
Movements of ocean steamers include ships from Southampton Hamburg Liverpool and Havre heading to New York and Philadelphia. Vessels listed include Iberia Umbria La Touraine and the Lucerne line with entries for Gibraltar Cerpathia and Naply reported as bailed or reported. A final note states Lizeré Zeëland from New York bound for Dover and Antwerp will reach Dover by Monday afternoon.
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ARK Pew
New York
Southampton
Badello
Hamburg
Umbria
Liverpool
Rave
Bremen
la Touraine
Havre
Gibraltar
Cerpathia
Genox
Naply, &E
Etruris
Philadelphia
Fiume
Pannonia
Queenstown
Campenia
Moville—Caledonia
Lizeré—Zee
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Gov. Draper
Labor
Moyer
Haywood
Georgetown Law School
King Oscar
Mrs. von Claussen
Sweden
Graves
Norway
Ida M. von Claussen
Charles H. Graves
Stelr
Baron von Tronchin
Berlin
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
von Claussen
Stockholm
Filiping
Tenacio Rosario
Sam
George Washington Law School
Munyon
Eva
Coming Trust
Civic Federation
Amos D. Palmer
Panama
Eton
Lansburghé Bro
Seventh
Delaware
Beatport
Yale
Atlanta
Asheville
N.C
Billmerch
Sasa
Heyeane
Davenport
Towa
Tan
Orleans
York
Platte
Nebr
Pittaburg
Salt Lake City
Peter Grogan
Bet. H and I
Sts
Burchell
Gollumbia
F Street
A. W
McCray
Nelson Refrigerator Company
St. N. W
Autoboat
9Th ST
Balmont Dairy Co., Incorporated
44Th St. Nee
Marquisito
Christian Conference
Tokyo
Marquis Ito
Christian Student Federation
Japan Times
Korea
Seruvity Storage Company
Storage Department
American Security and Trust Co
Packers & Forwarding Agts
Fifteenth Street
Iaan
Washington P
FHI
Washington, D. C
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Wilson & Mayers
Fourteenth St
G St
Geo. E. Hebbard
Ninth Street
Christian Xabader
Gentry
7Th St
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