Figure G O P Gains In Vote Of 1912 Across Nation
A dated official statement asserts that conditions which elected the President have been wiped out and Republican gains appear nationwide. It cites Minnesota governor results, New Jersey Seventh district, Iowa Second district, and Maine, West Virginia, and Pennsylvanian primaries showing significant Republican gains despite lower total votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
National Republican Congressional
Maine
California
Jersey
New Jersey
Iowa
Pennsonia
Elemona
Taft
Roosevelt
Ihstrut
Tre
Roosevel Pattangall
Peters
Tel Fawream
Joss
West Virginia
Tinosevelt
Neely
Hearne
O Byrne
Drukker
Whitehead
Local Obituaries July 4 1914 Diverse District mourns several deaths
Obituaries list multiple re cent deaths including Mrs M Egloff at her residence July 4 after a long illness with services planned July 7. Other notices chronicle the deaths of Mary X Philipps Jennie Jolie B widow Altin Schoepfan Frank Solan and John D Ballina with funeral arrangements and church services noted at St Patrick’s Mount Olivet and the Burling Address. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
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Egloff
Lare
Xna M
Julius Belft Forers
Townssaes Avenue
Mary Outset
William XP SF
Residove
Ls Vinlana
Sterday
Glenn Owl
Baltimore
Frank J Solan
J_MURAIty
SHIRS
Bulli WN
Fia
H Street
John D
Enn
Nevisa
James Silvan
Patricks
Mount Olivet
Talrer
Atx Te Wailer
Election results by state and district 1912 1914
The report lists presidential and local races across New Jersey Pennsylvania Iowa Minnesota Oregon California and Omaha with Taft Roosevelt and Wilson style tallies showing Democratic losses Republican gains and Progressive declines. It records total votes by state and changes versus prior periods.
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New York State
Taft
Roosevelt
Bartlett
Werner
Hand
The
Lee
Parran
Wellington
New Jersey
Tne
Fielder
Stokes
Colby
Pennsylvania
United States
Towa
Joss
Minnesota
Ooh Vest
Oregon
Pistrationa
California
Press Aunt
City of
Omaha
South Omaha
McAdoo Emerges As Dominion In Patronage Struggle
A Washington Dispatch reports Treasury Secretary William Gibbs McAdoo has become the central figure in allocating patronage, sidelining Postmaster General Albert Sidney Burleson. McAdoo, son in law to the President, is increasingly influential as party leaders and lawmakers seek jobs for supporters two years ahead. The piece notes McAdoo may seek higher office, with the President preferring a successor loyal to his policies, while McAdoo contemplates a future run and others consider retirement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York Press
Wiliam Gibbs McAdoo
Ghown
McAdoo
Treasury Building
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Treasury Bilding
Capitel
President Out Busy For Their Favorites
New York June 6 A Washington dispatch says Speaker Champ Clark and Representative Oscar W. Underwood as Democratic leaders expect the President will not run in 1916. They plan to train their favorites for the next national campaign, with Clark and Underwood making public addresses to rally New York City Democrats. The piece notes health concerns and cautious party calculations as factors shaping a possible non renomination and hints Roosevelt's activity influencing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Herald
Champ Clark
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
House
Clark
Underwood
Brooklyn
Fanama Canal
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Roosevelt
Wounded three after confrontation with fleeing suspect
In Wilmington North Carolina Deputy Sheriff I W Skipper was killed instantly and G W Skipper Jack Skipper and a colored man Cap Robinson were wounded by James Tomoney a colored man resisting arrest after firing on a colored lodge meeting at Northwest. The crowd fired as he fled. Tomoney was wounded and taken to a hospital expected to die.
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Wilmington
N C
I. W. Skipper
Brunswick County
G. W. Skipper
Jack Skipper
Cap Robinson
James Tomoney
Northwest
Tomoney
Picnic Party Storms Tacony House Over Missing Pig
A Kensington picnic group stormed Peter Netrow’s Tacony home after a pig theft claim. Shots were fired from a second story window, Grazed man Joseph Cullen, riot police arrived, Netrow arrested, mob dispersed, mystery of the missing pig unresolved.
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Philadelphia
Forliceman Ness
Tacony
Ness
Netron
Kensington
Netrow
Piente
Wireless network to connect Isthmus with Arlington towers
The Navy plans a 600 foot high power wireless station on the Isthmus costing about 3250000, with similar plants at Tutuila Samoa, San Francisco Honolulu and Manila. Direct communication between Arlington Virginia and the Canal Zone will occur within weeks. A Guam relay and additional stations at San Diego and Point Isabel Texas are planned as funds allow.
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Tutwila
Samoan Islands
San Francisco
Honolulu
Manila
Arlington
Isthmian Canal Zone
Isthmus
Secretary of the Navy
Col. Goethals
Canal Zone
Tutulla
Sameen Islands
Congress
Navy Department
Guam
Point Isabel
Tex
San Diego
Cal
Nine Die in Auto Wreck Train Collision Across States
A Burlington freight train struck an automobile near Shabbona Illinois killing Dr. P Greely and wife and Mrs C W Richardson two women died near Washington Court House Ohio two young women Edith Pfeffer Hazel Pfeffer and two young men were probably fatally injured In Somerset Pennsylvania two killed and six injured when James Topley car skid on Lincoln highway Stayton near McKeesport Pennsylvania and a Long Island Rail Road crossing collision left three dead and a survivor in Hempstead New York all reports cite multiple fatalities and injuries across unrelated incidents in early July.
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Aurore, Til
Burlington
Shabbona
Dr . P. Greely
Lee, II
Mra
C. W. Richardson
Chicago
Waterman, Til
Dr. Greely
Washington Courthoues
Ohio
Wien
Edith Pfeffer
Hazel Pfeffer
Virgil Bryant
Darius Cleary
Somerset
James Topley
Hast McXeesport
Lincoln Highway
Stayestown
Dollia Price
William Price
Everett
Jamey Pouley
Bast McKeesport
Topley
J. J. Hildinger
McKeesport
Long Island
Hempstead
Samuel Molostowski
Bessie Zatlove
Irena
Johns Hopkins Receives 2.6 Million Endowment Plan
Baltimore reports the General Education Board will deliver 2.6 million dollars in securities to Johns Hopkins University to establish the William H Welch endowment for clinical education and research. The plan ensures full-time teaching and research in medicine, surgery, and diseases of children, with professors in these departments refraining from private practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
General Education Board
Johns Hopkins University
William H. Welch
Explosion rocks Colon area dynamite blast fatal
An explosion of dynamite at Mindi near Colon today caused a strong shock felt across the district. Reports indicate one man was killed and widespread panic in nearby towns and villages.
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Mindi
Calon
Colon
Bishops stance on suffrage foes militancy and feeding
London reports the Bishop of London condemning militant actions by suffragettes while urging humane treatment of imprisoned protesters. He praises nonviolent constitutional efforts and condemns forcible feeding as incompatible with Christian civilization, noting sympathy for the peaceful army of women seeking the vote. In Paris a suffragist demonstration proceeds with olive branches and no police, led by women lawyers and authors, closing with a Condorcet statue march.
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Paris
London
Holloway
the Times
Dacre Fox
Westminster Abbey
Paria
Condorcet
Institute of France
Three Shots Fired At Dr Carman Inquest Moves On
Reports say three shots fired at Dr Carman. inquest resumes with renewed testimony from Mrs Powell and Mrs Conklin. Coroner Norton, detectives pursuing a conspiracy theory involving three women in a nearby village, and fears of planted evidence refresh the case as guards remain at the Carman home. Mrs Bailey's body lies buried in Greenfield Cemetery.
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Ida Powell
Slater
Florence Conklin Carman
Norton Eaid
George Golder
Dr. Carman
Mrs. Carman
Golder
Pettit
Carman
Sherrif Pettit
Bailey
Greenfield Cemetery
Hempstead
Army moves on Queretaro in final stand plan
Messengers report Gen Pablo Gonzales orders division of the east to Queretaro at once. The push signals major role in the final capture of Mexico City as federals may make their last stand there. Carranza’s 28,000 men near San Luis Potosi adaptable for the move.
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Pablo Gonzales
Hagie Pass
Tex
Saltido
Division of the East
Queretaro
Division of
Mexico City
Pascual Orozco
Jesus Carraza
San Luis Potosi
Cerltos
Jesus Carranza
Dirigible in Air 35 Hours Sets World Record
Toul France July 5 The French military dirigible balloon Adjutant Vincenot piloted by Georges Joux with 8 passengers established a new world record for continuous navigation by dirigible. It remained aloft 33 hours and 20 minutes. The Adjutant Vincenot left Tours Saturday morning and circled widely including Paris as it passed Saturday evening.
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Toul
France
Adjutant Vincenot
Georges Joux
Vincenot
Tour
Pariz
Independence Day in London Hosts and Roosevelts Arrive
The Fourth of July in London featured a White City dinner for six American veterans, a London baseball game against Indians from the Wild West show, and a large crowd at the American Embassy reception. Kermit Roosevelt and wife Belle Wyatt Willard Roosevelts arrived from Portugal, with notable Americans in attendance and fewer British figures than expected.
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Ambassador Page
Kermit Roosevelts
Washington Post
London
White City
End
American Society of London
Newton Crane
Stadium
Page
Embagay Building
Grosvenor Square
Dorchester House
Whitelaw Reid
Viscount Bryce
Washington
Sir Hiram
Lady Maxim
Lewis Harcourt
Colonies
Mre Preston
Henry Cabot Lodge
F Hopkinson Smith
Mme Dominguez
Kermit Roosevelt
Madrid
Portugal
Tilbury
Roosevelt
Belle Wyatt Willard
Spain
Will Be Pages Guests Plan Tour Before Brazil Visit
Fresherick presided at the Fourth of July banquet of the American Society with Ambassador Page Viscount Bryce Lord Hythe Lord Shuttleworth and the Most Rev John Baptist Crozier among the guests. Bryce praised the President for his Panama Canal tolls handling and denied British pressure. Page recalled Grey’s Commons speech on repeal and noted the last official communication about tolls occurred during Taft’s presidency.
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London
Page
United States
Brazil
Roosevelt
Fresherick
M. Fisk
American Society
Ambassador Page
Viscount Bryce
Lord Hythe
Lord Shuttleworth
John Baptist Crozier
Armagh
Samuel Untermyer
Henry W. Thornton
Great Eastern Railway
Bryce
Great Britain
Washington
Sir Edward Grey
House of Commons
Panama Canal
Taft
Admitted They Robbed Train Near Meacham Oregon
Albert Meadows of Louisville Kentucky and Clarence Stoner of Lincoln County Wyoming confessed today they with a dead accomplice held up an Oregon-Washington Railway and Navigation passenger train near Meacham Oregon last Thursday. The dead bandit was identified by a watch as Charles Manmong, cousin of Hugh Whitney a feared outlaw. Meadows and Stoner were captured late last night at Hilgard Oregon and most of the loot was recovered.
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Pendleton
Oreg
Albert Meadows
Louisville
Clarence Stoner
Lincoln County
Wyo
Oregon-Washington Railway and Navigation Company
Meacham
Charles Manmoug
Hugh Whitney
Whitney
Manmong
Meadows
Stoner
Hilgard
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