Roosevelt Victory Foes in New York State Committee Rift
William H. Tarr Griscom reports on a New York Republican State committee clash over a temporary convention chairmanship. He notes attempts to imply Roosevelt opposition, asserts no opinion was given, and urges full Roosevelt consultation to avoid division. Griscom predicts a reversal and Roosevelt's keynote role if engaged.
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Sherman
New York State
Sherman Beverly Mast
James & Sherman
Lia NY
Pattirm
Rosselt
New York
Roosevelt
Toots
William H Tarr Griscom
Taft
Griscom
State Committee
Republican County Committee
Taft Roosevelt clash debated in Beverly report
A Beverly summary reports that President Taft and Col Roosevelt seek harmony in New York State politics amid tensions with the old guard. It cites Cocks and Griscom visits, Sherman’s stance, and a taft aligned campaign letter as key to the coming primary and convention battles.
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Roosevelt
Taft
New York State
Col Roosevelt
Guv Hughes
Timothy L Woodruff
Woodruh
Woodruff
Old Guard
Mr. Gristor
Rooth
Col Hoosevelt
Sherman
Ward
Col. Roosevelt
NO COMMENT BY SHERMAN Expects to Leave Utica Today
Utica New York August 22 Vice President Sherman declines to comment on letters from Taft Roosevelt and Griscom. He says he has nothing to say and will not meet Col Roosevelt when he speaks to the grangers tomorrow. He will travel to Watertown on business and then head west Friday for a campaign tour.
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Beverly
Sherman
Taft
State Committee
Roosevelt
White House
New York
Col Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
New York State
M. Sherman
Lloyd C Giscom
Oyster Bay
Cocke
Mr Cocks
Utica
Griscom
Watertown
N. Y
Grangers
Senator Rect
Senator Root
Longworth
Ohio
Long Island
New York City
West
New York Central Railroad
La Follette to Rest From Primary Campaign
United States Senator Robert M La Follette will not enter the Wisconsin primary due to a medical brief. He says a physician advises rest and that he may speak two or three times if needed, while Progressive leaders pledge support and plan help after the primary.
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Madison
Wis
United States
Robert M la Follette
Hig Farm
Senator la Follette
Mr. la Follette
Roosevelt Confirms Uncertain Plans After Taft Letter
Oyster Bay August 22 Colonel Roosevelt says he is pleased with President Taft's letter but cannot state definite plans until the letter's impact is clear. He reiterates his defiant stance on chairmanship, declines meetings, and prepares for a long tour with Longworth by his side. Roosevelt notes Ohio politics loom and predicts a tight race while awaiting further developments.
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Mr. Taft
Longworth
Republican Party
New York
West Col
Roosevelt
Taft
Taft to Visit Panama At Faster Pace In November
Beverly Mass August 22 President Taft is nearing a trip to the Isthmus of Panama in November. The voyage will be shortened from twenty days to about two weeks with speed maintained at 21 knots using the scout cruisers Chester Salem and Birmingham to convey the party. R G Valentine submitted information from Gore charges hearings in Oklahoma about Indian attorney fees and proposed eliminating attorney service in the future. The President will address the matter in his annual message to Congress.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Anama
Chester
Salem
Birmingham
R. G Valentine
Commissioner of
Indian Affairs
Gore
Oklahoma
Congress
SIBLEY Withdraws From Contest In Franklin Pa
Franklin Pa August 223 former Representative Joseph C Sibley nominee for Congress from the Twenty eighth district withdraws from the contest. After defeating N P Wheeler for the nomination and filing 342 500 as election expenses an audit was ordered by the court. Judge Criswell set witnesses to appear next Monday. Sibley cites ill health for his withdrawal and Wheeler is expected to be chosen by conferees to fill the vacancy.
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Franklin
Joseph C. Sibley
Congress
Sibley
N .P. Wheeler
Criswell
Wheeler
Fli
Omaha mayor Dahlman wins Nebraska governor nomination
Unofficial returns from the Democratic statewide primaries show Mayor Dahlman leading Gov Shallenberger by under 20, with an official tally to verify. Shallenberger says fraud may have influenced results and will contest if verified. In Omaha Dahlman posts a about 6,000 vote majority. Lincoln reports similar statewide shifts. Shallenberger seeks recounts in twelve counties where Dahlman led, filing affidavits alleging inaccuracies and requesting vote recounts.
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Omaha
Nebr
Dahlman
Shallenberger
Dabiman
Lincoln
Guy Shallenberger
Hearst Party Enters Field for Congress and State Posts
Albany Aug 22 William R Hearst Independence League to field full slate in November including two candidates for court of appeals and candidates for Congress in all 92 districts plus Senate Assembly county offices and supreme court justice seats across districts. State convention basis set by 100 votes for Shearn.
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Washington
Albany
N. Y
Koenig
William R. Hearst
Independence League
John J. Hopper
League
Court of Appeals
Congress
Senate
Assembly
Supreme Court
Clarence J. Shearn
Lord Ashburton Arrested in Boston for Theft
Charles F Richards known as Lord Ashburton is held in Boston on a theft charge after allegedly taking $30 from Mrs Mary McLean, owner of a Shawmut avenue lodging house. George Nickerson, a friend, is also under arrest. The 71 year old has a long record of arrests in England and the U S and was once pardoned from an English prison.
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Boston
Mass
United States
Lord Ashburton
Charles F Richards
Mary McLean
Shawmut Avenue
George Nickerson
England
Emperor Signs Away Korea In Seoul Treaty
Seoul reports a convention allowing Korea to be annexed by Japan was likely signed last night by Korean premier War Yon and Japanese resident general Viscount Terauchi. Seoul remains heavily guarded as details stay secret.
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Seoul
Korea
Japan
Yon
Viscount Terauchi
Fatally Injured By Auto In La Plata Collision
Dr McPherson Crichton of this city may face arrest after an auto driven by Crichton struck Alexander Bowie of La Plata late Sunday. The vehicle, speeding, dragged Bowie, who died at midnight from severe injuries. An inquest blamed the car occupants for unlawful speed.
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McPherson Crichton
Suest
W. W Bowie
J. C Malcolm
Malcolm Crichton
la Plata
Alexander Bowie
Frank Bowie
Bowie
Crichton
T 5S Owen
Owen
Sowle
North Carolina
Mount Rest Cemetery
W. Bowie
The
Southern Railway
University Place
Northwest
Dr Crichton
J C Malcolm
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chevy Chase
Dr. Crichton
Berwyn
Warner Drops Reelection Bid in Missouri Senate
Senator William Warner of Missouri announced he will not seek reelection to the United States Senate citing poor health. The 71 year old incumbent, who succeeded Francis M Cockrell in 1859, said the tariff controversy and recent session strain worsened his condition, with term expiring in March 1905.
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Francis Manon Cockrell
Congress
William Warner
Missouri
United States Senate
Republicans of
Foligne
Senate of the
United States
Francis M Cockrell
Auto Girl Fires On Thieves In Crafton Robbery
Two masked highwaymen robbed Florence Abbott and Miss Ethel Campbell near Crafton. Campbell fired at the men, who returned fire. diamonds and a breastpin were taken. Abbott drove away to safety as detectives mobilized county officers.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Crafton
Florence Abbott
Ethel Campbell
hYs
Miss Campbell
Abbott
Carnegie
Weather conditions signal cooling across Midwest and plains
Weather synopsis from the Agriculture Weather Bureau notes a marked drop in temps in Minnesota, the Dakotas, and western Nebraska with moderate readings elsewhere west of the Mississippi and in Illinois and Wisconsin. Above normal highs persist in the East, Michigan peninsula shows precipitation, and unsettled, showery conditions are forecast for the northwest to central plains, Missouri, and lower Mississippi valleys through Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Dent of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Minnesoix
Dakotas
Nebraska
Montana
Miseissip River
Illinois
Kansas
Oklahoma
Michigan Peninsula
South Atlantic
East
Middle Gulf
Central Plains
Missouri
Uper
Mississippi
Lake Region
Ohly
East East
New England
Theiddle Atlatic
Middle Atlantic
Florida
East Gulf
West Gulf
Superior
Huron
Michigan
Grand Banke
Miss Drayton Christens Warship in Bath
The torpedo host destroyer Drayton was successfully launched in Bath Maine on August 22. Miss Emma Gadsden Drayton of Washington DC christened the ship, youngest daughter of the late Gen Thomas Fenwick Drayton of Charleston and niece of Commodore Percival Drayton, after whom the craft was named.
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