Taft Prospects Stir Ohio Republicans Over Nomination
The article notes Secretary Taft’s public stance against seeking the Presidency while detailing how his status reopens intra party debates in Ohio. It cites the Ohio Republican Association’s aggressive stance and possible moves to endorse Senator Foraker at the next meeting. It also mentions rumors about Cox and pressure from party bosses amid Roosevelt’s earlier court vacancy talks.
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Taft
Ohio
Foraker
Raca
Washington
Ohio Republican Association
Vaft
Potemir
Association
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
War Department
Supreme Berch
Roosevelt
Secretary Taft
United States Supreme Bench
Henry B. Ttrown
Mr. Taft
Alott
William Jf Moody
Justice Brown
Watt
Bieheat Judicial Tribunal
Tafts
Panama Canal
Aly. _Taft
Philippines
Supreme Court
Tull
Ciief Justice of
United States
Faft
Iun
Patt
Onv
Tafe
Mr.Tate
Bis
Olveton
Wulge Heror
Cincinnati Republian
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Bas
Tafi
Hla
No Champion Appears Discharge of Negro Troops
Lawyers hesitate to defend the White House over the Brownsville affair as Senate Republicans, led by Foraker, seek a solid legal defense. The article notes no prominent Republican lawyer will step forward, a pattern seen in past rate bill battles, amid caution from Lodge and others. Democratic lawyers respond, while some Republican figures remain doubtful or silent.
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White House
Brownsville
Roosevelt
Senate
Lodge
Iit
Foraker
Frredo
Ohio
Brownsvile
Department of Justice
Pwersem
Congress
Sionce
Spooner
Knox
Panama
Twenty-fifth Regiment
WSU
Maj
Penrose
Macklin
Cutherson and Carmack
Simplified spelling code adopted by Mid West ML A A delegates
Delegates from Mid West universities at the Central Division meeting of the Modern Language Association in Chicago voted unanimously for a simplified spelling code with only one dissenting vote. In Wisconsin Riverm and Portage the state association backed simplified spelling and endorsed President Roosevelt's push for enhanced target practice in the high schedule.
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Chicago
Middle West
Central Division
Modern Language Association of America
University of Chicago
MiRvat
Wis
Dee
Steeday
Wisconsins’ Association
Roogevelt
Roosevelt
Harbor Oatsmen Threaten Strike Over Wages
Harbor oarsmen on New York’s North and East rivers threaten a strike next Wednesday if twenty sipping firms do not grant a $10 monthly raise. About 3,900 men, members of the Harbor Oatmen's Union, would halt work if demands are not met. The union is a branch of the International Seamen's Union of America, formed September 1 after ferryboat deckhands’ strikes.
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New York
Harbor Oatmen's Union
Charles McBride
International Seamen's Union of America
Mrs Heyl Divorce Case Cancelled In Milwaukee
The examination of Mrs. Clara Heyl in her sensational divorce suit against Jacob Heyl was canceled. Attorneys declined to discuss the Litigation, and it is believed Heyl may permit judgment by default.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Clara Heyl
Jacob Heyl
Heyl
Shaw Bars Gamblers Resents Mere Suggestion
Secretary Shaw defends Treasury policies amid letters from a Nashville correspondent critiquing relief for stock gamblers. He says Treasury never aided stock or money sharks and explains monetary actions aimed at aiding legitimate business while noting variations in market speculation across cities and sectors.
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Treasury Department
New York City
Shaw
Nashville
Yenn
Treasury
New York
Venison
Iowa
Tenn
Denison
United States
Speculai
IL Tt
Carrie Nation Sows Prohibition Crusade in Washington
Carrie Nation, famed opponent of saloons, visits Washington to denounce liquor and demand prohibition. She likens the capital to a pool with slime below the surface, vows to strike at the source of vice, and plans to mobilize churches and workers to curb drunkenness and immorality. Nation cites anti-saloon effort, political distrust, and persecution, and says she will stay about three weeks issuing speeches at multiple venues.
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Washington
Carrie Nation
Mt.Vernon
Firat
Mrs. Nation
Jesus
Prohibition Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Timber depredation settlement approved for 158000
Secretary Hitchcock approved a compromise of 158000 by several Northwest companies over alleged public timber land depredations. Federal suits had named Bitter Root Development, Anaconda Copper, and others, with investigations by Interior inspectors and agents. The case, prepared for trial, will be withdrawn after the payment and will mark the department’s largest timber recovery.
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Hitchcock
Aso
Northwest
Montana
Bitter Root Development Company
Anaconda Mining Company
Anaconda Copper Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Weller Mackay
J. Hennessey
Margaret P. Daly
Marcus Daly
William Scallon
William W. Dixon
Davis ¥. Bean
James H. Huggins
Lloyd Tevis
William Henrat
Secretary of the Interior
Fred A Maynard
M. C. Burch
Department , of Justice
Interior Department
Secretary Wilson reports productive visit to Baltimore distilleries
Secretary Wilson and Dr. H. W. Wiley toured two distilleries a blending house and a gin still in Baltimore. They found only six barrels of water prepared daily at the gin still and exposed how blenders mix pure gin with neutral spirits and other materials. The investigation suggests three fourths of straight whisky goes to blenders for flavored products. Wilson is likely to uphold the pure food and drug act ruling that blended whiskies are spurious and cannot meet the law.
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Wilson
Baltimore
H. W. Wiley
Wiley
Washington Faces Rain or Snow Storm Today
The Weather Bureau warns a storm moving eastward from Kansas may bring rain or snow to Washington this afternoon. The system is not severe or cold, with mild weather expected to resume by New Year’s Day. The year has seen unusual warmth in January and heavy rain in August, with several strong storms overall.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Kansas
United States
Weather summary for Northern Texas and Mississippi Valley
Weather conditions show disturbed central area moving from Northern Texas toward the Mississippi Valley with rain in the region and snow in Western Nebraska and South Dakota. Winds northeast to east along coasts, with variable temperatures near seasonal norms east of the Mississippi and in the Southwest.
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Dept. At Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Dieturbange
Texas
Missisenip
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Mississippi
Kansas
Miselesippi
Ohio Valley
East Gulf
South Atlante State
Upper Lake Region
Missouri Valley
Atlantic Coset
Lonar Lake
Lower Lakes
New England
Orla Valley
Staten
New Ireland
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Infant Des Dies Suddenly in Southeast Home
Raymond Grant aged eighteen months died suddenly at his mother Mrs. Fannie Grant's home 197 L Street Southeast last night. The mother had no time to call a physician and Coroner Negitt will investigate before issuing a certificate.
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Raymond Grant
Evkhteen
Fannie Grant
L Street
Negitt
Life of Romance in Court Battle Over Pullman Heir
Lillian Mason Breslin, once of New York's elite, claims she is the mother of George H. Pullman’s heir and fights Gerry Society for custody amid poverty. She recalls a life spanning New York, Europe, and high society, with alleged connections to Cardinal Satolli and a mysterious Mafia death. The case centers on preserving her son’s future and securing a share of the Pullman estate.
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Lillian Mason Breslin
Gerry Society
New York American
Ninth Avenue
Breslin
George H. Pullman
Royal Pullman
Baltimore
Chicago
George Pullman
Mrs. Breslin
Tittle Edmund
Cornelius Patrick
Cornelius P. Breslin
Cornelius P. Breslin. Mrs. Breslin Is the Daughter of Dr. Samuel 4. Mason
New York
Harlem
Republican Club
Larah O' Heath
Satelli
Dle
Long Island
Churen
Mr. Brestin
Edmond
Hamond
Noah & Seeley
Mr. Pullman
Thesses
The Count and the Mafia Change a Brooklyn Bride’s Life
A Brooklyn woman recounts an Italian nobleman Count Folina and his brother during her youth, a mafia train attack that killed her fiancé, family decline in real estate, service roles for Cardinal Satolli and Miss Barton, marriage to Mr. Pullman, a daughter who died, and a later declaration that Edmond is Pullman’s heir amid new intersections with Mr Breslin.
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Italy
Michael Folina
Giuseppe
Folina Brothers
Broad Street
New York
Count Folina
Naples
America
Brooklyn
Longmeyer
Galway
Count Bozzi
Cardinal Satolli
Washington
Clare Barton
Algiers
Olney
Constantinople
Miss Barton
Mr. Pullman
Edmond
Pullman
Pasadena
Mr. Breslin
Mary Francis
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