Roosevelt to Stand Aside In NY Campaign Says Ex President May Fight Later
August 18 Oyster Bay Roosevelt conferred with Loeb Griscom Calder Kracka Cocks and others over the New York campaign and possible 1912 run He may avoid direct Taft administration confrontation for now but reserves right to enter the fight if policy jeopardy rises He plans no immediate declaration but could become a candidate again if national policy demands it and circumstances change.
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Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Post
Taft
William Loeb, Jr
Port of
New York
Lloyd C. Griscom
Republican County Committee
William M.cCalder
Brooklyn
Frederick Joh Kracka
WW. Cocks
Col. Roosevelta
Todas
Col Roosevelt
Antime
Col. Roosevelt
Willam H Taft
Cannon Not to Quit Blames Taft for Attack
Danville Ky Aug 18 Despite Longworth saying he will not again vote for Joseph Cannon for Speaker Cannon will stay in the race and enter the caucus as a candidate He said those who attend the caucus should abide by its vote and he will do the same He believes Longworth was inspired by President Taft and asserts no apology for Republican legislation under his eight years as Speaker He adds that any Republican candidate for Congress may pledge not to support him, but he will not seek such pledges
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Dan Roosevelt
United
Col. Roosevelt
West
New York
Sherman
Negro Fusiness Men's League
Sagamore Hill
Business Men's League
Chamber of Commerce
Co. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Gen. Jackson
Rastus
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Darky
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Thompson
South
Beverly
Mass
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Ohio
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Si«rima
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Oyster Bay
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Congress
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Caucaus
Cincinnati
Whites House
Mr. Cannon
Danville, T
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
United States
House
Representative Longworth
Turin
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Barf Delle Puglie
Naples
Montenegro
Messina
Avellino
Forward Step for China Coup Spark in Progressive Party
Peking August 18 changes in the grand council following the imperial edict dismayed Shih-Hau and Wu Hu Seng and appointed Prince Hu Lang and Hsu Shi Chang. The move signals a progressive court policy and Tang Shao Yi’s elevation to presidency of the ministry of posts and communications. The new appointees are all noted as progressives and Tang Shao Yi once supported Manchuria railroad projects linked to the British American syndicate.
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Peking
Shih-Hau
Wu Hu Seng
Hu Lang
Hsu Shi Chang
Ministry of Posts and Communications
Tang Shao Yi
Manchuria
Knox
The
Progressive Party
Blaze in Boston Wool District Devastates Crimmina & Pierce Warehouse
A stubborn fire rekindled in Boston's wool district destroyed a five story brick warehouse belonging to Crimmina & Pierce. Two firemen suffered minor injuries from falling glass as the blaze caused an estimated $400,000 in damage.
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Boston
Crimmina & Pierce
Unhurt Under Heavy Rock At North Branch Quarry
Two Casparis Stone Company quarry workers were trapped in a landslide near North Branch Cumberland Md. Stephen Vedelano 32 was bruised and possibly internally injured George Nailevi 22 suffered severe cuts and bruises. Jack Johnson 25 was pinned by several tons of stone and survived after rescue walking away with a leg gash.
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Cumberland
Casparis Stone Company
North Branch
Stephen Vedelano
George Nailevi
Western Maryland Hospital
Jack Johnson
Federal clerks poor pay sparks push for garnishee law
Chicago, Aug. 18. United Master Butchers of America in annual session urge Congress to introduce a garnishments law covering all government employees. They argue that federal workers are slow to settle debts and easily obtain credit, delaying prompt payments.
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Chicago
Uncle Sam
United Master Butchers of America
Taft Fooled Too Says Roosevelt Backers
Roosevelt supporters claim old guard tricked New York Republican State committee by using proxies to back Sherman as temporary chairman at Saratoga and deny Roosevelt. They say Woodruff Barnes Ward and their allies planned the move, and Taft’s sanction was misrepresented. The Land of the Sky Excursion offered Asheville North Carolina trip for 38.00.
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Asheville
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Washington
Southern Railway
Convention Set Sherman Temporary Chairman For Meeting
State committee members favored naming Mr. Sherman as temporary chair. Taft voiced no objection but insisted Roosevelt Griscom and others be consulted. Ward and Barnes spoke with Roosevelt at the Manhattan Hotel about the plan and the committee proceeded with Sherman. Roosevelt aides plan to reveal how they felt tricked and Taft’s reaction to the developments.
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Ward
Mr. Taft
Ward Brat
Roosevelt
Griscom
Doon
Manhattan Hotel
Taft
Philanthropist Rankin Dies In Atlantic City At 62
David Rankin Jr a millionaire philanthropist founder of the David Ranken Jr School of Mechanical Trades died in Atlantic City New Jersey He endowed the school with most of his fortune born October 8 185 in Boystown Ireland He moved to the United States in 182 and built a vast real estate and finance fortune He served as director of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and belonged to the Business Men's League Somerville Massachusetts Also noted Prof David Lee Maulsby Tufts College English chair since 1891 died at his home in Somerville Massachusetts He was born in Baltimore in 1859 and graduated from Tufts in 1887 a prolific magazine writer and educator.
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Business Men's League
Somerville
Mass
David Lee Maulsby
Tufts College
Mauleby
Baltimore
Tuft's
Naval Constructor Linnard Retired After 30-Year Rule
Naval Constructor J. H. Linnard, long time senior officer in the bureau of construction and repair, was retired yesterday by the President under the 30 year law with pay. He entered service in 1877, appointed from Pennsylvania, and ranks second only to Rear Admiral Capps in influence on the navy’s design emerges.
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Bureau of Construction
Navy
Whieu
Capps
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Kinnard
Naval Service
Pennsylvania
Gifts of wine not barred by navy policy
The Navy will not bar wine gifts to warships despite a protest from the Women's Christian Temperance Union. A California cruiser was offered 100 cases of California wine by California wine men. Acting Secretary Winthrop said no regulation by former Secretary Long forbidding wine on ships could be found.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Navy
California
Winthrop
San Francisco
The
Women’s Temperance Union
John D. Long
Arkansas Farmer Vows Loyalty to Air Free and God Good
An Arkansas Negro Scott Bond at the Negro Business Men's League in New York proclaims he would not trade places with Theodore Roosevelt and invites others to Arkansas where air is free and God is good. Bond cites his farm and businesses taxed to support nineteen farms and gins, raising mules corn cotton and tobacco, and notes his wealth. Also appearing were Booker T. Washington Mrs. Henry Villard and Oswald Villard urging solidarity among blacks. The piece references distribution and publication in The Post and The Sunday Post promotion.
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Arkansas
Booker ‘W. Washington
Scott Bond
Madison, Ark
Booker T. Washington
Henry Villard
Wiliam Lloyd Garrison
Garrison
Oswald Garrison Villard
Solidarity
Villard
Blame Cigarettes Dashd His Boy To Death Verdict Day
The coroner jury in the William J. Carver case found a verdict linking his insanity to cigarette smoking. Experts urged extended study and possible national debate on anti smoking laws as public sentiment grows. Carver, known as a cigarette fiend, has shown dementia bouts and has attacked other patients at the Government Hospital for the Insane.
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Washington
William J. Carver
Carver
Government Hospital
Indiana
United States
Bulls to Order Remnant Sale at Singer's Store
Remnant material sale advertised with items previously priced at 30 dollars now 310 dollars. Free Baltimore round trips Fridays through Sundays via Pennsylvania line. Tickets valid for return until Sunday night. Regular trains except Congressional Limited included.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Congressional Limited
Hughes Declines to Join Peace Society Meeting
Mystic Conn August 18 advocates of universal peace celebrate the forty fourth anniversary of the universal peace union and forty third of the Connecticut Christian Peace Society. Opening talks by President A H Love of Philadelphia. Letters of regret from Philander C Knox and others. Gov Hughes declines membership. Taft secretary note on international arbitration referred to State Department.
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Conn
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Universal Peace Union
Connecticut Christian Peace Society
A. H. Love
Philadelphia
Philander C. Knox
Charles Fletachner
Boston
Charles W Eliot
Harvard
United States
Theodore Burton
Burton
Gov. Hughes
New York
Taft
Love
Cholera Crisis in Bari Puglie Area Provokes Royal Alarm
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena express deep concern as cholera spreads through Bari and Barletta districts in Italy. Reports list multiple fatalities in Trani and surrounding towns. Royal commissioner named, decrees ban fairs and large gatherings, Red Cross aids doctors and homes, while sources discuss suspected Russian origins and contaminated wells.
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Red Cross
Peet
Bari Deli
Trani
Barletta
Cerignois
San Ferdinando
Biscaglie
Margherita di Savoia
Andria
Trinitapoli
Ruetti
Rome
Denies Gore Bribe Charge In Land Hearing
J McMurray testifies in a congressional hearing that he never offered bribes to Senator Gore or others connected to contracts for selling land in Oklahoma. He portrays his dealings as a plain business proposition dating to 1899 with partners including Cecil Lyon and later counsel. The examination continues with Jacob Hamon denying any bribery offers.
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Lyon
Okla
Jake Leamon
T. P. Gore
Congress
Senator Gore
J. McMurray
Congressional Committee Investigating
McMurray
Cecil H. Smith
Sherman
Hannon
Charles Curtis
Kansas
B. S. McGuire
Department of the Government
Grant Against Canteen at Pine Camp Seeks Fewer Off-site Taverns
General Frederick Dent Grant commanding the East department says the prohibitory canteen law works better without army support. He visited outside grog shops near Pine Camp and found civilians and militiamen as patrons, noting many places closed due to lack of customers. He may push further removals along the camp edge. Suite to Order From Remnants. Cholea $10.00. Singer's, 1110 F st nw.
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Cholea
Singer's
F St
Hill Still an Optimist Keeps Bright Outlook
Special to The Washington in New York Aug. 18 J H Hill returns from the Northwest with cautious optimism. He notes quiet business may endure months yet and a good harvest could revive activity. He cites a harvest worth about 9 000 000 000 in crops and argues wealth comes from added cash balance rather than raw earth export. He also notes a 15 percent rise in car loading in early August versus last year and praises the fine grade of wheat likely to yield good farmer returns.
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New York
X. J
Northwest
Russians Quit Honolulu Laborers Sail to San Francisco
Eighty Russian laborers, unhappy with conditions on Hawaiian sugar plantations, boarded the steamer Wilhelmina today for San Francisco. The group forms part of a larger influx of Russians brought to the islands for plantation work, seeking better prospects elsewhere.
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San Francisco
Wilhelmina
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