Governor Aldrich Backs Roosevelt Primary Faith in People
The statement extols Theodore Roosevelt as positive and patriotic and urges party leaders to support his candidacy. Gov Aldrich emphasizes faith in the people, the value of primaries, and the need to express voter choice, citing Roosevelt’s long public service and record.
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Stubbs
Letter
Aldrich
Col. Roosevelt
Bans
Laare Mach
Roosevelt
Tim
Gov Chase
Public Service
Ifaevard
New York Aaisiati
Roomeyett
Republican Party
Theodore Roonevelt
Michain
Hans
the Gover
Tinsan
Col Roonevale
Convict Reveals Hoard in Gold Theft Case
A prison confession exposes a stash of 25 pounds of stolen gold linked to a September robbery aboard the steamer Humboldt. About 57,500 dollars in gold bullion were taken. The crook aided police by detailing movements and locations tied to the haul and related marine routes.
Cited Republican Leaders Urge Theodore Roosevelt to Run
A dated urging letter from William Glasscock Chester Haldrich Robert Bass Joseph Carsey and others in New York City asks Theodore Roosevelt to declare for the Presidency. They argue public demand and party delegates would support his nomination and that personal interests should not influence the decision.
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United States
William FL. Glasscock
Chester Haldrich
Robert P Bass
Joseph M. CaRsry
Chas
Wek Stupes
Herbert
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Roosevelt's Boston Visit Continues With Social Meetings
Roosevelt spent Saturday night with Edward Brandegee in Brookline and attended church in Boston with Bishop Brent. He then met Kermit Roosevelt at Alpha Delta Phi and lunched with friends, planning further political talks with Gov. Bass of New Hampshire and Massachusetts figures.
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Heary
Bishop Brent
Colt Roosevelt
Boston
Edward M. Brandegee
Brookline
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Brandegee
Trinity Church
Porcellian Club
Sturvardauere
Cambridge
Kermit Roosevelt
Alpha Delta Phi
Iie
Judge Grant
Margaret Delano
Roger Wolcott
Massachusetts
Grafton D Cushing
Massachusetts House
Cushing
Cal
Roosevelt
Robert Bass
New Hampshire
Destructive Tornado Strikes Prairie and Rice Lands
A February tornado ripped through Vinedl Jefferson and Arkansas counties causing seven deaths and over twenty injuries. The worst destruction clustered near Almyria in Arkansas county, with Ed Johnson and family among the deceased. Affected areas report downed wires, collapsed homes, and property losses, while detail remains scarce. Authorities note a separate Dallas wind burst reached 76 mph causing wire damage but no reported fatalities.
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Little Rock
Aice
Vinedl
Jefferson
Arkansas
Almyria
Arkansas County
Ed Johnson
McClain
Johnson
Hamilton
Almuela
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Roosevelt candidacy sparks Missouri Republican split in early reports
Reports from Denver and St Louis indicate a major Bloom of discord in Missouri Republicans over Theodore Roosevelts announcement to seek the presidency. Roosevelt backers expect to carry Missouri delegates. Taft supporters predict a tougher fight. Other leaders express mixed views on Roosevelts impact and Tafts renomination prospects.
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St Louis
Republican Party of
Missouri
Roosevelt
St Louils
Taft
Jepthan Rowe
Taft Foermt
Guy D R Francia
Columbus
Ohio
Foraker
Cinciangti
Col Roosevelt
Joseph Bengon Foraker
United States
Roomyvelt
Rudolph K. Hynicka
Hamilton County
Republican Legislative Committee
Howard C. Holl
United States Circuit Court
August Herrmann
Sam
William H. Taft
Hubert F. Maddox
Rooseth
Knox Will Deliver Notable Panama Speech on US Attitude
Secretary Knox is slated to give his first Panama speech soon, explaining the United States stance toward South and Central America. He may travel to Colombia if invited and supported, with potential arbitration as a goal among regional powers, and emphasis on Panama's secession context.
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Panama
U. S
South
Central America
Isnox
Atrone
Colombia
The
Hague
United States
Moore
Roosevelt
Bia
J. Hampton Moore
Republican Congressional Committee
Taft
Col Roosevelt
Columbus
Roosevelt Headquar ters Deny Bolting Third Party Move
A Roosevelt committee issued a statement denying plans to form a third or people’s party if Chicago rejects Roosevelt’s nomination. The document claims reports of a third party are unfounded and accuses Taft campaign managers of using a steamroller tactic to pack conventions and force federal officeholders to back Taft. It cites fears in several states over federal influence and notes Roosevelt sentiment spreading in the South and West.
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Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Chicago
National Roosevelt Committee
People's Party
Fafla
Republican Party
Campaien
Col Roose Yelt
Joe’ Cannon
Crane, Penrose
Smoot
McKinley
Taft
Carolinas
South
North Carolina
Tennessee
Vermont
Colorado Republican State Central Committee
Guggenheim
West Virginia
Bretes Bold Drive Spurs Engineer Visit for Steam Peller
Mogt the most conservative of Bretes has caused unease in the administration. Expert engineers have been dispatched to run her steam peller.
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Mogt
Bretes
Haa
Engigeers
Taft predicts Roosevelt will not win GOP nomination
Cincinnati February 2. Charles P Taft says Roosevelt will not secure the Republican presidential nomination, asserting Roosevelt has made himself unpopular with the party after his Columbus speech. Taft remains convinced Taft will be the nominee if asked.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Theodor Roosevelt
Tim
Charles P Taft
Taft
Hare
Roosevelt
Columbus
District to strengthen guard at Occoquan workhouse
Protests by Judge James L Pugh and District Attorney Clarence R Wilson spur the District Commissioners to boost security at Occoquan after repeated prisoner escapes. They cite limited funds and promise two weeks to hire more guards while debates continue over whether hardened prisoners should stay in district jails rather than be sent to Occoquan.
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James L Pugh
Police Court
Clarence R Wilson
Occoquan
District Commissionera
Wilson
Pugh
Commissionera
Rudolph
Judge Pugh
Wison
Greoquan
Ceroquan
Lawyers for Money Inquiry Picked as Counsel
Chicago lawyer S Gregory and Edgar H Farrar of New Orleans are considered by the House money trust committee as counsel for the investigation to begin soon. Louisiana Rep ArsenePaulo chairs the panel, seeking a politically neutral attorney to lead public hearings in New York stock affairs. A subcommittee will draft procedure today, then the full committee will approve it tomorrow and the hearings will be held in this city.
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Pujax
Farrar
Edward Hines
Larimer
Mystery of Missing Wives and Washington Disappearances
The article catalogs long string of disappearances in Washington and nearby areas, noting Mrs W H Greever vanished in downtown Columbia and listing 1910s cases. It recounts vanished individuals including Richard Van Horn, Dr William Gray, Tout Arthur Nolan, George W Flynn, and Van D Canada, detailing searches, theories, and eventual outcomes or lack of trace.
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Gray
Arthur Nolan
Engine Company No 9
Metropolitan Fire Department
Nolan
Canada
George W Flynn
New Jersey Avenue
Flynn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio City
Ward
Washington
Roosevelt and Taft divide GOP in late campaign talks
A sweeping account details Roosevelt’s bid and Taft’s defense as Republicans split over leadership. Senators Cummins La Follette and Works weigh in with stances on primary rulings and Roosevelts candidacy while Republicans from California to Kansas signal support or opposition.
Roosevelt Campaign Sparks Intra Party Tension At Convention
The piece outlines a fierce preconvention battle among Roosevelt supporters and Taft critics. It notes pledges by Edwards and Lodge against Roosevelt, fears of platform radicalism, and the risk of corruption in primaries. It cites Speaker Champ Clark’s view on an exceptional presidential race and potential Roosevelts’ push for initiative recall reforms.
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Champ Clark
United States
Prealdert Taft
Roosevelt
Senator Harrows
Michigan
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Nimpell
Burrows
Lodge
Quay
Platt
Harrison
Col
Columbus
Treeiflent
Tafthan
Taft
Chicago
Alton B Parker
Loula
Frtm
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