Taft aides feud over Andrew resignation fallout
Congress debates a Treasury tug of war as Representative Cox and Senator Lodge clash over the Andrew case. Secretary MacVeagh denies plans to quit, while reports swirl of further resignations and cabinet tension following Andrew's explosive appeal and Taft's Beverly remarks.
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Lodge
Taft
Andrew
Hoot
Crane
Smont
Whie House
Dabalf
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Ahnaid
Senate
House
Yeaturday
Ceref Ohio
Ila Sayi
Prass ii
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Mr.lox
Dublin
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the Treasury
Franklin MacVeagh
MacVeath
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
A. Pratt Andrew
Beale Died at Home in Mary Scomaade Beale
Notices list obituaries and funerals for several individuals. Beale dies at home on Friday July 5 at age about 13. Berry funeral services for Brother John Berry by Sons of Jonadab set for Saturday July 13 at 3 30 p.m. Kammerer infant funeral notice for Frank W. and Rebecca Kammerer child born six months and twenty days ago. Ett funeral notice for J Edwin Luckett of Atlanta Ga. Robinson funeral in Martinsburg Va for Dr Norris Robinson with service at Glenwood Cemetery on Saturday at 1 30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited.
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Beale
Mary
Rebecca & Kammerer
Atlante
J. Edwin
Anna Hart Luckett
John
Anna Luckett
Hollaran
Robinson
Tipmo
Martinsburg
J Norris Robinson
Mary B. Robinson
Nes Botefer
Glenwood Cemetery
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Directory Listings
A dense listing of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and phone lines. Names include Thos.8 Sergeon, Hindle, Sardo, Pumphrey, Geier, Speare, Clement, Zurhorst, Lee, Harvey and others with clinics, chapels and crematoriums. ads emphasize first class service, reasonable terms, and on premises chapels across Washington metropolitan area.
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Sergeon
CALN
M. Hindle
Anw
H. Sardo & CO
R. Pumphrey & Son
Jas BR. Clements
James T. Clements
Wisesnsineve
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol
Chas & Zurherst
Mer
J. WM. Lee
Modest Pbove
Pascayivasia Ave
R. F. Harvey
Telephone North Mil
Ultimatum to Taft over Federal judge seat
Washington dispatch reports Taft faces a split with Senators Lodge and Crane over a First Circuit judge appointment and the Treasury aid resignation. District Judge Frederick Dodge of Massachusetts backs Dodge’s preferred nominee Parsons of New Hampshire. Dodge backers prepare to oppose Parsons in the Senate.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York Sun
Taft
Lodge
Crane
New England
Andrew
Treasury Department
Frederick Dodge
Massachusette
First Circuit
Maine
New Hampshire
Macsachusetts
Rhode Island
Judge Parsons
New Harmpshire
Judge Dodge
Senate
Roosevelt Secrecy on Conference and Party Plans Note
Osawatomie speech cited as Roosevelt presses for antitrust enforcement and potential third party. A New York conference interrupts Roosevelt with Medill McCormick Senator Dixon and George Parkins, George Stoddard arriving as details remain murky. Roosevelt deflects questions, says platform ready soon and that states may choose independent electors if needed. He denies offering the VP to Lindsey or others and says nomination depends on the convention.
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Honey
Lindsey
Osawatomie
Chicago
Col. Roosevelt
La Follette Attacks Roosevelt On Campaign Spending
Madison July 5 United States Senator La Follette denounces Col Roosevelt for not publishing his expense account and for spending riotously in a large money backed campaign. He cites big business funds from Perkins Hanns and Munsey and accuses Roosevelt of ignoring progressive principles. He notes Roosevelt’s southern delegate push and “progressive” label amid accusations of trust backing.
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Madison
Wis
United States
la Follette
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Seepaney
Greet Trust
Harvester Teuat
Perkins, Hanns
Munsey
Missouri Republicans Rally Against Third Party
Gov Hadley in Jefferson City declares Missouri Republicans progressive and not seeking a third party. He says he will not participate in forming an electoral ticket but acknowledges Roosevelt supporters may place one on the ballot for future party success. He stresses GOP aims and the possibility of listing Republican candidates on a unified ticket.
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Hadley
Missouri
Jefferson City
Republican Party
Col. Roosevelt
Taft to Receive Notification at White House
Beverly Mass July 6 President will receive formal notification as Republican nominee for President at the White House around August 1. He spoke with Senator Root about the venue and plans a White House reception for committee members and prominent Republicans. Gov Pothier will lunch with him. several hundred invitations were issued, and C D Hilles may be chosen to head the national committee. The president will golf and rest, with Blodgett and Hammond among today’s callers.
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Treasury
Jehail
Congress
William B. Cox
Indiana
Treasury Department
House
Cox
Ohio
Taft
Beverly
Yeagh
Andrew
Chicago
MacVeagh
Washington
Beverly—Goy
Pothier
Masa
Att
Republican Party
White House
Paramatta
Senator Root
New York
National Committee
C.D. Hilles
Rhode Island
Bolt
National
Blodgett
Michigan
John Hays Hammond
Parametta
Taft Campaign Opening Nears as Republican Leaders Meet
Minneapolis delegates at the Minnesota state convention authorize their national delegates to back Rev. Charles Scanton of Pittsburg for President at the Aug 10 national convention. Taft and Hilles relations described as key yet unsettled as a nine member sub committee plans Monday talks at the White House.
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Taft
White House
National
National Committee
Politedi
Gosnik
Campasa
Ang ‘Hapely
Representative Republicana
Charles D. Hilles
Republcan National
Hillee
Tafts
Hilles
Hillep
Wiliam Barnes, Jr
New York
Billes
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Auguntic City
Charles Scanton
Pittsburg
Preakient
Bryan Motive Questioned After Belvedere Speech
A Baltimore dispatch reports Woodrow Wilson’s nomination event where a North Carolina delegate accused Bryan of social maneuvering. The writer asks why Bryan labeled Speaker Clark corrupt, questions if Bryan sought his own nomination, and seeks a clear explanation of Bryan’s actions and leadership within the Democratic party.
Bryan Never Had Hopes Result Might Have Been Different
Lincoln Neb July 1 Homefolks greeted William J Bryan on arrival. Gov Aldrich led officials and citizens at the station. Bryan spoke from the hotel car claiming victory hung by a slender thread and noting Roosevelts third party bid altered Baltimore prospects. He argued Clark coming out like Wilson could have changed the convention outcome.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Folka
William J. Bryan
Aldrich
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Baltimore
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Clark
Wilson
National Independent Political League Bolts Over Taft Roosevelt Stand
At Philadelphia July 6 a one third delegate bolt led by four officers split from the National Independent Political League convention. Bolters condemn Taft and Roosevelt for the Brownsville affair while the platform praises former senators Akers and Barkley for their race advocacy. New officers include Rev Byron Gunther of New York as president and Rev J William Waldron of Washington as national organiser.
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Negro League
Taft
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
National Independent Political League
Brownsville
Taié
Foraker
Barkley
United States
Hosiers
Byron Gunher
New York
William Monroe’ Potter
Boston
William Waldron
Washington
League
Progressive Party Forms In Pennsylvania To Support Wilson Marshall
Philadelphia July 5 Fusion with the Democrats on a state treasurer candidate was decided by the Keystone party at its state convention. Delegates rejected pledging support for Wilson and Marsheall for national tickets. A signers’ statement said a new Progressive Party would form in the state with Wilson Marshall electors, while pledging to back the convention nominees. Four at large congressional nominees were named along with auditor general candidate C D Scully Jr. Pittsburgh and York are represented among the slate.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Belvedere Hotel
Clark
Gov. Wilson
Voisé
Pen
Talany
Wilson
James
Kern
O'Gorman
Hotel Belvedere
Judge Parker
Philadelphia
Democrats
Keystone
Reform Political Organization of Pennsylvania
Woodrow Wilson
Marsheall
Committee On
Watson B. Adair
Pittsburgh
Progressive Party
Wilson-Marshall
Congress At
Auditor General
C. A. Hawkins
York
R. A. Hutchinson
Allegheny County
A. B. Garrett
Chester County
Daniel W. Simkins
C. D. Scully, Jr
Wilson thanks Clark and Underwood for congratulatory messages
Gov Woodrow Wilson Democratic nominee for President sent replies yesterday to messages of congratulation from Speaker Clark and Majority Leader Underwood. He expressed deep pleasure and gratitude for their support and readiness to aid his election. He thanked Clark for his generous offer and praised Underwood’s character and leadership in Congress.
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Underwood
Woodrow Wilson
Clark
Congress
Woodrow Wilegn
Tragic Yukon Killings End in Murder Suicide at Central Hotel
Eugenio Vaglio aged 4 percent murdered his brother John Vaglio proprietor of the Central Hotel, his brother's wife and two children Rosa fourteen Christina nine, then killed himself. The crime stemmed from forbidden access to his niece Rosa. Five persons died in one room after gunfire and a knife attack.
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Dawson
Yukon
Eugenio Vaglio
John Vaglio
Central Hotel
Rosa
Christina
Eugenio Vagie
Licensed to Marry Notices Fragmented Across Listings
A garbled list of marriage licenses shows multiple couples with ages and ministers named, including Charles C. Schaffer and Mabel Willams. Albert King and Jeanie Trice. Paul Matthews and Martha E. Matthews. Russell W. Ford and Mary H. Bethall. and others, with repeated reverends and unclear locations in Virginia North Carolina and Canada.
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Charles C. Schaffer
Mabel Willams
James 8
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