Roosevelt Ties New York to Hughes in State Campaign
Rochester April 19 Collector Archie Sanders visited for the first time since news of his removal, but refused comment. The Rochester visit followed reports on President Roosevelts stance toward Gov. Hughes and Taft, with observers noting Roosevelt may favor Hughes or seek a third term, while staff and local figures weigh party strategy and potential Rochester headquarters for pro Hugues efforts.
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Gov. Hughes
Henry W. ‘Taft
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Hughes
New York State
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Henry W. Tait
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Taft
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VFL
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Publc
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Roosevelt Ys
Kelfeont
Ohio
Wirling
Rochester
Archie D. Sanders
Wadsworth rivals clash over Western New York collector race
Lockport New York April 1 District Attorney Burt G Stockwell joins the race backing James Wadsworth against Judge Hickey in Niagara County for Western New York revenue collector to succeed Archie Sanders. L Hammerrien aligned with Hughes Porter Stevens faction and other local figures weigh in amid sharp party infighting.
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Washington Post
Lockport
N. Y
Burt G. Stockwell
Pigot
Charles Hickey
James Wadsworth
New York
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Wadsworth
Hickey
Niagara
Hughes-Stavens-Porter
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Judge Hickey
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Orleans
Wadaworth
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Hughes- Porter-Stevens
H. J. Burkhart
Ba‘tavia
Satanch Porterman
Porter Wee
Baptist Brotherhood
Washington
D A R Daughters Presented at White House by Mrs McLean
The Daughters of the American Revolution met President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt at an afternoon White House reception. Mrs Donald McLean presented the 3,200 Daughters in a formal tour through the state rooms. Notables included Mrs Berita Lincoln Houstis from Dubuque and Miss Hazel McLean.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
White House
Roosevelt
McLean
Berita Lincoln Houstis
Dubuque, A
George
Heustic
Dubuque
Heustig
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WeHg
Maryland
Ass Desha
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Goldard
Hetzel
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Nannie Randolph Heta
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Southern Relief Society
Mrs Mlean Entertained at New Willard Tea
Mrs Matt hew T. Scott of Chicago gave a tea at the New Willard in Washington in honor of Mrs Donald McLean resident general of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Daughters attended with many Washington social figures present. Attendance included Mrs Murphy of Ohio and Mrs Charles Deere among others. bouquets of American Beauties decorated rooms.
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M. T. Scott
D. A
New Willard
Donald McLean
Daughters of
Matthew T. Scott
Chicago
Scott
Stote
Murphy
Ohio
Charles Deere
John C Ames
Gillette
George A Lawrence
Hickox
Edward Otda
Frank B. Grr
Charles S. Boomwen
Bromwell
Children at Mount Vernon Honor Washington Tomb Visit
The Society of the Children of the American Revolution paid tribute at Mount Vernon to George Washington. Young descendants decorated the tomb with oral pieces and observed exercises recalling a tree the society planted years ago. Mrs Dante Lothrop led the program with national president Mrs Fred T. DuBois also participating. Orly Ridout Singleton and H. M. Felton carried the standards.
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Washington
George , Washington
Mount Vernon
Dante? Lothrop
Boston
Mass
Fred T Duibpis
Orly Ridout Singleton
H. M. Felton
McLean Wins Reelected DAR President General in New York
Mrs Donald McLean of New York was declared re elected president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution by a large majority amid jubilee crowds in Continental Hall. The vote totaled 51 for McLean and 152 for challenger Mrs Eleanor Washington Howard. The congress adjourned to celebrate, with McLean receiving a standing ovation and floral gifts from supporters. The ballot also returned Vice President General in charge of organization Mrs Charlotte Dimerson Main of Washington with 698 votes to 163 for challenger Mrs Martha Eppley, and named ten vice presidents general with mixed results for several incumbents and new contenders.
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Continental Hall
Yesterary
Donald McLean
New York
Daughters of the American Revolution
McLean
Eleanor Washington Howard
Je'clark
McLvan
Mane Siylights
Mra BicLean
Kenry L. Roberts
Terry
Newark
Zire
McLeaz
Ammon
Pennsylvania
Massey
Mire J Morgan Suite
Aiicuma
Charles H. Deae
Tillants
Wallace Dolafield
Missouri
Eod
Alexander Ennis Patten
Fennsylvania
Charles H. Terns
Mra Amog A. Kennel
Maine
Ellen Spencer Musser
Weeningta
H. & Chamberlain
Teenvaore
Mra Lintecy Patterson
North Carolin
Baldwin Dap Spilman
West Virginia
Mary Wood Swift
California
Mrp
Tamee
Fuster
Indiana
James L Betisford
Chin
Soo Fos Chadikin
Esther Frathingham
Daughters of the American Revolution Congress Elections
Voting in the District of Columbia assigned seats and roles for officers and committees with totals and names including Mrs Catherine Barlow Mrs Ernest Wind Vine Mrs John Peal Barnest Mrs Amos G. Draper and Mrs Mabel G. Swormsiitet. The session elected officers and business managers and noted a forthcoming Jamestown exhibit with $550 appropriation.
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Bobb
District of Columbia
Syestred
Joseph Gilfillan
Mrcs Wich
Pierce
District of
Columbte
Catherine Barlow
Earnest Wind Vine
Mrp
John Peal Barnest
Sarnt
Jesse Virwicia Aijiter
Columite
Amos G. Draper
Distriet of Columbia
Catherine Gerald
Lourie BR. Fisher
Mabel G. Swormsiitet
Charlee TW. Brown
James Bakin Ondsbey
Stan &, Hetzel
Henry C. Boy, Ton
New York
Mex
Blonte
Micktey
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Helen Y. Boynton
Alice B. Halomans
Congress
Elroy Avery
American Monthly
Misa Lilian Lockwood
Mclean
Bryan
Continental Hall
Bressent Roosevelt
White Horse
Jamestown
Henry Purcell
Virginw
D. A. R. House
First Battle Macfarland Honors Sires at Lexington Ceremony
Commissioner Macfarland delivered a Lexington and Concordesque address at the First Congregational Church in Lexington, honoring Minute Men and the patriots. Mrs McLean and daughters attended as guests with the Daughters of the Revolution, as Rev J J Muir offered the invocation and the colors were presented by the Sons of the American Revolution. The program included readings on Paul Revere and the minute men, with Judge Goode praising patriotic sentiment and a toast recalling American unity and ambition.
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Mirs
Donald McLean
Lexington
First Congregational Church
Sons of the American Revoluton
Daughters of the Revolution
Congress
Guisie
J. J. Muir
Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Frederick C. Owen
Macfarland
Bexington
Concord
England
Marathon
Momnlbe Lisht
Lexington and Concord
Judge Goode
Americana
Paris
United States
Pacific
Gulf of Mexica
SONS OF REVOLUTION MEET AT NEW WILLARD
The District of Columbia Society Sons of the Revolution held its annual meeting and dinner in the New Willard red parlor to honor Lexington day. Guests included Maryland and Virginia members, with Ex Gov Carroll of Maryland as guest of honor. Short remarks came from William Bowley Won and Allen Hunt of the State Department.
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District of Columbia Society
Sona
Lexington
New Willard
Maryland
Virginia
Carroll
Socal
William Bowley Won
Maryland Society
Alltard Hunt
State Department
Continental Hall fund and DAR delegates gather in Washington
The fifteenth annual congress featured a letter from Ambassador Jusserand, a presidential reception with Mrs McLean elected chair, and a corsage bouquet symbolizing national colors. Rosy tributes noted Mrs Mussey’s election as VP general from the District, and Mrs Newberry’s growing support as a potential future president general.
Daughters of 1812 Hold New Willard Reception
National Society United States Daughters of 1812 held an afternoon reception yesterday at the New Willard. National President Mrs. William Gerry Blade of New York led the event with assistance from Miss M Louisa Edge special secretary Mrs. George A. Ludin and Mrs. Irinean B. Bartisom. The informal meeting aimed to unite members of the society.
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New Willard
National Society
United States Daughters of 1812
William Gerry Blade
New York
Mire Blade
M Louisa Edge
George A. Ludin
Irinean B. Bartisom
Charged with Selling Cocaine by Local Man
Prenk Winning, twenty one, of 1221 Street Northwest, was picked up near his home for selling cocaine to several colored persons. Police searched him at the station and found small packages. He is in custody awaiting arraignment in Police Court this morning.
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Prenk Winning
Street
White House Seeks Seclusion For President Visitors
An order issued by Secretary Losb restricts access to the White House entrance, barring reporters from the marble doors while allowing general visitors near the mansion grounds. The rule does not apply to executive offices and preserves access around the exterior areas for public men and guests of the President during business matters inside.
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Losb
White House
Marineton
Weather Notes From Washington April 198 p
A fragmented weather report from Washington state describes the Eastern disturbance moving south of Hatteras and a strengthening Southwestern depression. Cold conditions persist in eastern and northern areas with fair weather predicted Saturday except in the Rocky Mountain region. Winds vary along coasts, with northwest to southwest directions and occasional rain. Local readings include temperatures near 48 to 40, high humidity, and tide tables for the day.
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