Taft and Roosevelt Rivalry Highlight Taft Event
Fragmentary notes describe Taft and Roosevelt figures in campaign events, with references to state delegations, hotel gatherings, and discussions on delegation strategy. The garbled text hints at political maneuvering and a press presence surrounding party leaders.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Openater
la Bollette
Dan Stance
Pellatte
Tee
Catt News
Bot Neal Capital
Mebteh
Amother
Raoseeeth
Derlackis
Taft Delegates Favored by Several State GOP Groups
A stream of telegraphed assurances from state party figures shows Taft support across Kansas New Jersey Iowa Ohio and West Virginia with officials in Hackensack Derby and Des Moines pledging delegates and Roosevelt’s efforts described as weak. Sherman and McKinley aides reinforce Taft momentum as party lines tighten toward Chicago.
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W. E. Hoch
Kansas
Borner
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Chicago
Hackensack Republican Club
United States
Benakor Lamyerty Young
Des Moines
Iowa
Taft
Arthur T. Vorys
Ohio Republican Executive Committee
Washington
N. Hunt
Cowley County
Kens
Republican Committee
W. R Stubbs
Roosevelt
Sherman
New York
James S. Sherman
Topialy
Ast Liverpool
Oho
George H. Thompson
J. Hartson
West Virginia
L. Co Uyer
Missouri
Edward F. Regenhardt
St Louis
Vorga
McKinley
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Tan
State Executive Committee
Sage Hin Wits
Taft Cour Yasra Agitt
Uim
Ohio
W. McKinley
Charman Chales Ho Burke
South Dakota
Phiadelphia
J. Hampton Moore
Laver
Moore
Tart
Senate
Lhe
Sho
Nathan P Bryan
Florida
Rivab
Albany rally endorses Roosevelt and GOP principles
Willan Barnes of the Republican State Committee urged hundreds at an Albany dinner that Theodore Roosevelt has strayed from foundational party principles. He defended the era’s services to the nation, resisted the notion of a pure individual war, and warned against abandoning constitutional rights in pursuit of political expediency.
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Otter
United States
Tarnes
Oklahoma delegation backs Speaker Wink for president
Special from Washington reports the Oklahoma delegation instructed for Speaker Wink for president. The New York dispatch notes primaries produced mixed results, with Oklahoma and Seaton voting as instructed. Vermont Republicans set a state convention for April 1 to choose delegates at large to the national meeting.
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Washington
New York
Oklahoma
Wink
Ebbitt House
del- Seaton
Missouri
Clark
Kansas
Npevker
Vermont
Warrington
Frontpelier
Republican State Committee
Indictments Hint at Confessions in Dynamic Dynamite Plot
Officials report intimations that several defendants in the dynamite conspiracy cases may disclose more under oath. Letters and telegrams from the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers allegedly show leaders directing job explosions to force unionization. Ryan, Hockin, and other officers face indictments. some letters reference specific “jobs” at cities including Buffalo Rochester Cleveland Davenport and Cincinnati.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworker
Frank M. Ryan
Herbert S. Hockin
United States
Charles W. Maller
Ryan
Ww. N. Harding
Iron Workers
Miller
Ortie E. McManual
McNamara
Distriet
Con Ryan
New York
Kears W. Juegleit Jner
Denver
John T. Butler
Buffalo
Rochester
Hockin
Cleveland
Leerest
Davenport
Trena
Cincinnnati
Paul J. Morin
St. Loui
Mount Vernon
Frank J. Webb
Worcester
Mass
Peoria
Pittsburgh
Kansan
Norkin
Detroit
Midadelphia
Absura
Moulton AF. Davis
Westchester
Whitaker Thompson
Plummer Li. Jefferies
Parough
John A. Farrell
Willan I. Kenson
Deotinit
Lost Luxuries Describe Wheeler Marriage Split In NY
Mrs. Albert Gallatin Wheeler Jr testifies in a separation suit that her former husband’s income reached about 140,000 a year when he left her. She details lavish living, private car trips costing thousands weekly, and dresses costing thousands annually, with alimony disputed at up to 400 a month.
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New York
Asult
Mires
Albert Gallatin Wheeler, Jr
Claudia Carteredt
Supreme Court Today
Wheeler
Wall Street
J. G. Russell & Co
Divorces Elizabeth Eckersall From Walter Eckersall in Chicago
Mrs Elizabeth J Eckersall was granted a divorce from Walter Eckersall former University of Chicago football star by Judge Brentano in Chicago February 16. The decree cited cruel treatment and noted the couple had married August 18 1908.
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Chicago
Elizabeth J. Eckersall
Walter Eekersall
Unversity of
Brentano
Elimination of Alleys and Social Centers Drive Reform
Clergy and lay leaders in Washington launch a workers and religion forward movement plan to curb slums. The program targets alley dwellings, use of public schools as social centers, playgrounds, child labor limits, health funding, and expanded social services. It outlines duties for a social survey, public health, juvenile reform, and volunteer social work, with a push for uniform audits and a social service agency directory.
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Men Ami Religion Forward Movement
Minieter
Washington
Iiem
Wilson
Seccetet
Chuntbies
Union
Uhest Stn
Amd
Dushoiet
Columbia
Ettramta
Congress
Amore
Health Department
Yice Commission
Itles
Associated Charities
Soci
Speakers Set for Union Meetings and Christian Talks
EmDate events begin yesterday afternoon at the YOM with leaders Willard Pollard Norton Little Hunton Leth AM Cotton Jarrett Huddieston and Albert McChesley as participants. Treasurer Meftung will address the morning session. A 7 30 pm general union meeting at Calvary Triplist Church features Walter McWood of Philadelphia as principal speaker. Tomorrow mass meetings follow with Witham Copper and others addressing at multiple churches on themes of gospel outreach and health conditions.
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Teddy
Willard Pollard
Norton Little
Hunton Leth
A MN. Cotton
Jarrett Huddieston
Albert McChesley
United States
Cook
Calvary Triplist Church
Walter Mc Wood
Philadelphia
Witham & Copper
Young Men's Christian Association
Gabraith A.M. Sion
Vangelem
Renoon
Charles F. Morris
Nor Folk
Waylie S. Brown
W. A. Hunton
Union Wesley Church
Seteenth
Presbyterian Church
Fr. O'Connell
Mount Zion Church
Norria
Teeth Marks Foil Burglar in Pittsburgh Case
Special to The Washington Post from Pittsburgh reports police claim teeth-mark evidence beat Bertillon and fingerprint methods. A burglar nicknamed a roughneck left irregular bite marks while stealing cheese, leading to his capture and identification as William Marshall.
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Pittsburgh
Washington Post
Harts
New York
Times
Wes
Ournlar
Syntrral
William Marshall
Train Jump At Chittenango Falls Injures Three
A Lehigh Valley Cortland branch passenger train toppled over a foot embankment at Chittenango Falls early today. Fourteen aboard included a mail baggage car smoker and day coach. The mail car overturned. others lay on their sides. A broken rail caused the wreck.
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Syracuse
Cortland Branch
Lehigh Valley
Chittenal Falls
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported
Movements of ocean steamers noted with several sailings from New York to Antwerp Mouraine Madonna and Mersoillet to Queenstown Clereve entries show multiple ships docking times and routes including Havre and Bremen listings. Distorted OCR yields mixed vessel names and destinations, with dock times 10 am 11 am and 22:88 implied.
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Dover
Finland
New York
Antwerp
Wavre
Mouraine
Rotterdam
Ryndac
Neeksr
Bremen
Madonna
Mersoillet
Queenstown
Celebe
Sagence
Nicaw Amie
Trom Rottatiam
Bmoudey
Ichicage
Havre
Notes to valet burnt Bingham ordered it done
New York headlines report grand jury adjournment after testimony that letters and photographs from Folke E Brandt were burned amid burglary case connected to Mortimer Schiff. Judge Gerard may decide habeas corpus and clemency hearing delays. Detectives praised for past work. Lieut Taylor retires on half pay. Governor hand designated to handle clemency inquiry with broad witness-appointment powers.
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New York
Folke E. Brandt
Mortimer L Schiff
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Gerard Oo
Brandt
Richard Ta Hand
Gerard
Bingham
W. W. McLaughlin
Wooldridge
Tieut
John Taylor
Taylor
Howard
Gans
Lawrence de Foulke
Schiff
Grand Dary
Bingham and
Algani
Howard S. Gans
Rands
McLaughlin
Joseph D. Wooldridge
Allany
Carmody
Berard T. Hand
Dixon
Folke J. Brandi
Brandt Tris
Hand
Burglary Suspect Shot Dead by Homeowner
Sandusky Brightman, a manufacturer, shot and killed David Kimball, 38, a teamster attempting to break into Brightman s home. Kimball died instantly as Brightman, awakened by the intruder, fired after drawing a revolver from under his plow. Police later found Kimball s body in the snow.
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Sandusky Onin
Brightman
David Kimball
38 & Teamster
Kimball
Bridge Jumper Lands Hard Near Liberty Statue
New York reports Fred K Law, a 390 jump from the Statue of Liberty replica era, repeated by leap from the Brooklyn Bridge. Parachute failed to open, Law plunged into the East River and surfaced, rescued by a tug, evading police as he fled the scene.
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New Yorkeb
Fred K Law
Brooklyn
Law
East River
Tan
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