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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1912
Page
6
Former President prepares for a New England trip with key aides, declining to brief the public. He is to be a guest of Judge Robert Grant and may meet Gov Bass of New Hampshire as part of a broader travel schedule.
Col Roosevelt arrives in Boston to meet with Harvard figures and progressive Republicans of Massachusetts. He will speak with Judge Grant and Mr. Cushing, visit Concord to meet Gov. Banon, and discuss organizing the progressive movement in New England and New Jersey during a five day sequence of conferences.
In Washington a large group of Democrats gathered at the old Masonic Temple to extol Speaker Champ Clark and urge his renomination. Representatives Taggart Perris and Russell assailed Taft era policy and urged self governance for District residents, while Clark and Wilson supporters split organizing efforts and delegates in Oklahoma and Missouri as Kansas weighs in on March 4.
West Virginia politics shift as former Gov Dawson backs Taft over Roosevelt. Glasscock and White pivot toward Taft, while La Follette remains detached. Meyer defends Taft, urging renomination. Wisconsin and Kansas delegations hold to Taft. Vernon named Taft publicity chief, plans immediate campaign.
Special to The Washington Paxtt New York Feb 23 oyster bay business men object to Mr Roosevelt buying two cars of coal from Beaver Brook Colliery at Haleten Pa while bypassing local oyster bay merchants. they fear a wider pattern and worry about the town’s smaller buyers being marginalized by a wealthy townsman.
The notice lists Charles K Hause of Baltinors Ma and Georgia C Bhorrer of Hampstead as parties to a marriage license. Names, ages, and locations appear garbled with multiple other individuals and places referenced, including Ree oR Barnen Willian A Jusion and Anns Datey Midder. The fragmentary OCR yields unclear dates or further conditions.
Dispatches describe a possible coalition between Generals Trevino and Orozco as a serious development in Mexico. Reports place Trevino in Monterey and Orozco in the north, with U.S. observers wary of a provisional presidency. El Paso business leaders urged U.S. intervention to protect Juarez and American interests, while the War Department emphasized neutrality and a strong border patrol.
Rome February 3 The chamber of deputies passed the annexation bill by a large margin amid enthusiastic cheering from the chamber and public. Prince Gautanl abstained. socialists republicans and a radical opposed. Premier Gioliti addressed the crowd from a balcony then asked them to disperse. King Victor Emmanuel Queen Helena and Crown Prince Humbert appeared on another balcony to cheers.
Anxiety grips Americans in Mexico as letters and telegrams flood relatives and the White House. Secretary Knox may visit Memco if invited, while consular reports note varying conditions, with departures of women and children from Velarden a and Asarco plants and unrest in Orizaba and Vera Cruz, though some areas show improvement.
Reports from El Paso say Pascual Orozco will command Vasquista forces after March 1. Rebels claim General Orozco has again sent resignation to Madero, awaiting acceptance. Mexican National train crews report bridges burned south of Juarez and bands of rebels along the lines. Federal troops and Vasquistas clash near San Pedro wounding 14 and causing civilian casualties. An appeal for troops at Velardenas is noted, with rebels occupying key railway areas and trains held up.
Former legislator and Spanish War veteran eran Saga anchors Alabama unit pledging unanimous delegation to Baltimore for Underwood on every ballot. Probate judge W Brandon reports near universal favor among Alabama lawmakers and broad appeal to northern and western states. Campaign team led by Senator Bankhesd mobilizes a comprehensive, year‑round effort.
Report from Monte Christi states revolutionaries attacked the Monts Christi fortress and were repulsed with casualties. Dr Thesan of Cape Haltien left for Dajabon for surgical aid as communication with Monte Christi and other Santo Domingo points remains suspended. The Monte Christi province appears virtually under rebel control with ongoing frontier fighting and heavy government losses including about 40 killed and many wounded.
Announcement that Rex Charles F Kavanagh chancellor of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia has been made a monsignor by Pope Pius X. Kavanagh served many years as secretary to the late Archbishop Ryan.
Nellie Wilson daughter of New Jersey governor Woodrow Wilson travels with American refugees from Madera to El Paso after revolts forced departure. The report notes she is accompanied by several refugees and aims to reach El Paso tonight or tomorrow night. Also reported is a Milwaukee case: Wenzel Runge charged with murdering his wife Annie Runge and burning their home on February 12. Runge saved insurance papers but his wife died in the blaze and he is in custody.
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