Roosevelt Critics Roil New York Press On 1912 Nomination Hopes
Special to The Washington Post. Roosevelt, though a private citizen, faces sharp attacks from New York papers. Cartoons and editorials mock his dynasty plans and hint he seeks the 1912 Republican nomination. The piece questions his loyalty to Taft and his political moves across the nation.
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Gotham
Roosevelt
Couucel
Taft
Republican Organization of
New York
Ohio
Roosevelt and the Old Guard Tangle Over 1912 Nomination
The piece assesses Roosevelt's temper and readiness for a 1912 bid despite Taft’s administration, noting the role of William Loeb and Lloyd Griscom. It details the New York delegation struggle, the old guard’s posture, and Ward's telegram urging Roosevelt's nomination to reunite the fractured party.
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Sherman
State Committee
Old Guard
Taft
Roosevelt
Guard
New York
Lloyd C. Griscom
New York County Committee
Italy
T. K
Oyster Bay
Loeb
Griscom
Soosevelt
Taft Returns to Beverly with Tree Planting Visit
President Taft and British Ambassador Bryce toured Dublin and Beverly Massachusetts driving from Dublin to the sea edge. Taft and Mrs Taft planted rock maple trees to commemorate the visit while church services and modest official greetings marked the trip.
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Beverly
Mass
Dublin
New Hampshire Hills
Taft
Concord
Paul Reveret
Att
Helen Taft
Lewis More
Archibald Butt
Dubln
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh
Bryce
Unitarian Church
Gov
Quinby
Leighton
Josiah Seward
Keene
N. H
America
Gov. Quinby
Fort for Commerce Court
Newark, August 28 Governor Fort's friends expect President Taft to name him to the bench of the new commercial court created to handle issues arising under the Aldrich Payne tariff law. Fort was hosted at luncheon by Taft at Beverly a few days ago.
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Newark
N. J
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft praises Republican tariff and reform record
President Taft writes that Congress fulfilled party pledges and advanced protective tariffs, tariff commission oversight, Philippine trade, postal savings, and labor safety. He highlights interstate commerce amendments, rail regulation, conservation steps, and budget cuts, urging a Republican congress for continued progress and a campaign of education.
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Postal Savings Banks
Postal Savings Bank
Sitallar
House of
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Democras
House
Senate
Republican Party
Bureau of Mines
Department of Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Bureau of Health
Republican Congress
Bureau of Health
Servants as pallbearers at Zabriskie funeral in Newport
Long-serving servants of Mrs. Sarah Titus Zabriskie acted as pallbearers at her funeral in Newport. George Williams served 22 years, Fred Harry 17, Charles Webb and Benjamin Gill 15 each, William Harry and Henry May about 10 years. The service was at St. John’s Church, 1884 memorial to Mrs. Zabriskie’s mother, presided by Rev. Beattie with Rev. Burt and Rev. Dr. Hougton assisting.
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Newport
R. I
Sarah Titus Zabriskie
New York
Hew
George Williams
St. John’s Church
Roosevelt vows to hunt crooks from the party in England context
A Birmingham Post lead analyzes Colonel Roosevelt's use of crooks and the English editors' reading of his phrase. It questions whether the label means harsher obliquity than mere crook and notes potential impact on Republican votes. The Telegraph column outlines Roosevelt’s Denver Osawatomie speeches and Wall Street bears’ market campaign plans.
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Washington Post
London
Birmingham Post
Col. Roosevelt
Old Guard
New York
Roosevelt
Creoka
Daily Telegraph
Denver
Osawatomie
Wall Street
Sanders Declines To Run For Senate Governor Switches Focus
New Orleans Aug 2 Gov J S Sanders of Louisiana says he will decline to qualify as United States senator filling the McEner unexpired term. He does not deny that Judge J R Thornton might be appointed but says his course is driven by a wish to serve the World Panama Exposition by keeping the governorship. He will seek the Senate in the 1917 Democratic primaries.
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Steel Trust
Roosevelt
L. S Steel
Tennessee Coalana Lion
Coronel
Tennessee Ucal and Iron Company
Steel Corporation
Senate Committee On Guthcrary
Kaiser Wilhelms
Leodiv the Sun
Cheyenne
Wraelf
Congress
Tariff Commission
Commission
Philippines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lsst
Des Moines
Interstate Commerce Railway Company
House
Senate
Congressional
Alaska
New Orleans
J. ¥. Sanders
Louisiana
United States
Samuel D. McEner
J. R. Thornton
Rapides Parish
United States Senate
Vatican's Reply in Spain Clarifies Holy See Attitude
Cardinal Merry del Val defends the Holy See amid Spain's dispute over religious congregations. In San Sebastian the Spanish foreign minister Garcia Prietro received the Vatican’s note dated August 1. The papal secretary of state limits reply to cabinet conduct in Madrid during negotiations and justifies the Holy See’s stance.
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Merry del Val
Holy See
San Sebastian
Garcia Prietro
Vatican
Spain
Marquis de Ojeda
Canalejas
Merry del’ Val
Madrid
Japan recalls consul from Manila post
Special Cable to The Wannington Post Manila Aug 28 M Iwaya Japanese consul here has been called to Tokyo. Report says U S intimated his continuation unsatisfactory due to political activity and ties with Filipino irreconcilables. Confirmation not obtained. Secretary Dickinson reportedly complained of the consul’s conduct and recall deemed probable.
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Wannington Post
Manila
M. Iwaya
Tokyo
Japan
Warl Dickinson
Itgwas
New York Farms Rehab Plan Outlines Revival Steps
A government bulletin by Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson examines abandonment in southern and western New York farms from Chautauqua to Schoharie. It argues land misuse, not infertility, caused decline and lists steps: thorough tillage, liming, humus via buckwheat and winter rye, a clover rotation with grains and a cash crop, and starting with potato cash to fund improvements, then dairying, sheep, or fruit following the foundation.
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James Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Department
Chautauqua County
Cattaraugus, Allegany
Steuben
Erie, Wyoming
Livingstone
Yates Counties
Schuyler, Chemung, Tompkins
Tioga
Cortland
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Chenango
Otsego
Madison
Schoharie
Albany
Congress
Wilson
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Ifap
Myen
Bailey Sees Victory Chides Doubting Brethren
Senator Joseph W. Batley of Texas expresses confidence that Democrats will win the House in November and that a national victory in 1912 follows. He says he has met supporters from Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky and believes the party will secure a good majority, urging calm and unity despite fears of incompetence in government.
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Sanguine
Congress
Joseph W. Batley
Texas
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Forts Relocated In Southwest War Department Plan
Brig. Gen. Earl D. Thomas recommends abandoning Fort Apache Arizona and building a new cavalry post near Albuquerque New Mexico. He cites isolation and supply difficulties at Fort Apache and supports increasing troops at Fort Huachuca to maintain strategic and political influence in southeastern Arizona. He also proposes abandoning Fort Wingate New Mexico and establishing a regimental cavalry post near Albuquerque to house headquarters and two cavalry squadrons.
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New Mexico
War Department
Earl D. Thomas
Department of the Colorado
Fort Apache
Ariz
Thomas
Fort Huachucha
Fort Wingate
N. Mex
Albuquerque
N Mex
Montenegro Becomes Kingdom Under King Nicholas I
Aug 28 Cettinje Montenegro is proclaimed a kingdom with King Nicholas I as ruler. Deputations from across the country and from Albania Old Serbia Daimania and Italy march to the palace while Te Deum is sung. The king pledges cultural advancement as the government buildings are dedicated.
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Cettinje
Montenegro
Nicholas I
Daimania
Albania
Old Serbia
Italy
Nicholas
Midshipmen Return From Voyage to Annapolis
The batteships Iowa Indiana and Massachusetts carrying the brigade of midshipmen arrived at Annapolis today after a voyage lasting since June 6. Commanded by Capt George R Clark the ships brought most midshipmen back with leave granted until October 1. Some will have leave curtailed as demerits exceed one third of the yearly allowance.
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Washington Post
Plymouth
Marseilles
Iowa
Indiana
Massachusetts
George R Clark
Daily Diet Hints by DAR T J ALLEN
Wash all fruits and vegetables thoroughly to remove dust and germs. Use running water or a vegetable washer, then drain. boiling destroys minerals, so fruits and vegetables are best in natural state. Apples and peaches should be washed. benefits outweigh any harm.
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