Roosevelt predicts new party to draw from Democrats
Oyster Bay July 29 Col Roosevelt predicted the new party would draw heavily from the Democratic party in many parts of the country while facing Silk stocking critics in the Republicans. He said a large Democratic vote shift could wake up workingmen and that the Roosevelt ticket might win key Northeastern states by appealing to Republican and Democratic voters alike. He noted the Kansas Supreme Court case and Lorimer matter as factors shaping cross party support and denied fear of Supreme Court appeal.
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Oyster Bay
Col. Roosevelt
Republican Party
Dy Accessiona
Pew
Roosevelt
Missouri
Democratic Party
Democrata
Wells
Tria Cal Ransesius
Dea Eblic
Kansas
United States Supreme Vento
Care
Taft
Col
William Lorimer
Bob Csi
Lor- Hatse
Obituary notices from a late 19th century newspaper
Fragmented obituary notices report multiple individuals dying in July or August with details on residences, ages, and burial at local cemeteries. Mentions include a widow, a son, and a husband, with scattered mentions of hospitals and cities, reflecting a dense, garbled OCR rendering of death notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouroutouwett
Veral Poona
Nallen
Teretlien
SaWann Oban
Sting
Providence Hospital
Tsn
Paul Eledlmutiy
Tier Slater
Welling
Ulland Park
Vom Enteriaenat Tr
Lene
Nice
Lehroidt
Hanover
Ousband
Marr Brsinesdaw
Ariinstun
Bonded for Only $10,000 in Bank Peculations Case
A young bank clerk who forged promissory notes and caused shortages at Commercial National Bank was bonded for only 10 000. The forgeries arose as the clerk moved from National City Bank to Commercial National after absorption. Bonding agents from United States Fidelity and Guaranty, Fidelity and Deposit, and New York firms discuss liability while authorities consider possible actions and restitution plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial National Bank
National City Bank
Commercial National
Willam J. Ronsaile
National Surety Company
New York
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Maryland
Fidelity and Deposit
M Renepravius
Fidelity and Depugi
United States Fidelity Aid Guaranty Company
United States
Huidekoper
Tim
Clarence R. Wilson
9500 Miles to Save Chicks for Little Daughter
Retired U S Army Sergt John Walsh begins the final leg of a cross continental walk to ensure his daughter Mary aged 14 can keep chickens kit tens and dogs as a dowry when she marries. He plans to reach home in November via the Southern route through Texas after visiting the White House and securing executive signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Mary
John Walsh
United States Army
Fort Myer
Fort Logan
Colo
Washington
White House
Executive Mansion
Elk
Oakland
Cal
Sergi
Texas
Mexandria
Lovers Tie The Knot In Secret Rockville Marriage
Miss Isabel Ruth Huffman and Walter G. Carl wed after eloping from Washington to Rockville to avoid friends and her mother. License hurdles arose due to ages 19 and 22, but Edgar Thompson secured a license and Rev. R. White officiated at the Baptist Church. The minister also joined in several other Washington marriages the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rockville
Young Carl
Miss Wiffman
Miss Huffman
Edgar Thompson
HB. White
The
Baptist Church
R. White
Girlie S. Clayton
Albert L. Ries
Mi Ita Ellen Armel
White Post
Irving Fleet Thrift
Lodge Bans Fake Portraits in New Bill
Senator Lodge proposes a law prohibiting fake portraits circulated by mail or used for advertising. Conviction could bring up to 1000 dollars fine or six months imprisonment. He cited Washington examples showing officials and others in staged scenes to influence the public and noted current authorities had no effective law to stop it.
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Senator Lodge
Lodge
Washington
Taft
Bil
Governor Wilson Returns From Seagirt Cruise
Governor Wilson, tanned and vigorous, returns to Seagirt after a five day yacht cruise with Cleveland H. Dodge aboard Corona in Long Island Sound. He says reports he approved the Stanley committee’s findings before publication are false and that he did not interfere in the battleship program. He plans to dictate his acceptance speech after a capitol visit in Trenton.
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Seagirg N. F
Gov. Wilson
Seagirt
Trenton
Cleveland H. Dodge
Long Island Sound
Wilson
Stanley Committee
Stanley
House
Notification planned for Gov Marshall on August 20 in Indianapolis
Indianapolis July 28 Gov Thomas R Marshall will be notified of his Democratic vice presidential nomination on August 20 at the Coliseum within the State fair grounds. Governor Marshall will relay the date to Judge Alton B Parker, chairman of the notification committee. Plans for a monster celebration were discussed by Democratic officials and national figures. Governor Wilson’s possible attendance is noted.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
State Fair Grounds
Marshall
Alton B. Parker
Thomas Taggart
Ard Horbly
Wilson
Indianavolis
New Jersey
Fox announces Roosev elt ticket candidacy for Congress
Charles J. Fox of Rockville announces his candidacy for Congress on the Roosevelt ticket as a Montgomery County Roosevelt executive committee member. He says voters in the Sixth district favor Roosevelt and the new progressive party, and that the party must act as a protest and win with an out and out organization appealing to voters across party lines.
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Charles J. Fox
Rockville
Roosevelt
Washington Post
Montgomery County
Congress
Mr. Fox
National Progressive Party
Maryland
Cel
Columbus
Drainage Chief Appointed by Wilson
S. H. McCrory of Iowa was named by Secretary Wilson yesterday as engineer in charge of drainage work. He fills the vacancy created by the removal months ago of C. G. Elliott amid charges of irregularity in the use of drainage funds.
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Wilson
S. H. McCrory
Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture
C. G. Elliott
Brooklyn Police Probe Case Of Marie Barbato's Death
Brooklyn police focus on a single lead in the Marie Barbato case after her body was recovered from the Fast River with a bandanna obstructing her throat, raising questions about foul play and motive.
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Brooklyn
Little Marie Barbato
Fast River
Darrow Testifies Amid Jury Bribery Trial in L A
Clarence S Darrow took the witness stand in Los Angeles on July 2 in a jury bribery case. He contradicted Bert Franklin’s damaging statements and detailed his preparations for defending the McNamara brothers. The defense planned to introduce a $1000 check Franklin received on October 4 as the trial resumes tomorrow morning.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence
Darrow
L.A. Leavitt
A. B. Blakesley
Bert Wranklin
McNamara
Rogers
Franklin
Rhys
Two Victims of Gunmen In New York Shootings
Two storekeepers were wounded in separate citywide shootings, one fatally. Raymond Forby alias Clark, a man with a long criminal record, was captured at gunpoint and charged with both attacks and tied to the Feb murder of Walter Meseritz. He denies the charges while Katz, a cigar store chief clerk, identified him before dying later.
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New York
Raymond Forby
Clark
Forby
Walter Meseritz
Flatbush
Schwartzkopf
Wilson
Maxwell Katz
Cooper Square
Katz
Heroic priest dies after Severn drowning rescue
Father Francis E. Kleuder rector of St Marys Catholic Church in Annapolis dies of pneumonia brought on by exposure and strain after aiding two young women who were drowning in the Severn last Friday. He saved Miss Brady’s life though Miss Wortych drowned. He was 14 and a Philadelphia native.
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Annapolis
Francis E. Kleuder
St. Mary's
Taft writ of error sought in Kansas presidential primary case
Morristown New Jersey July 28 Representative Martin Olmsted of Pennsylvania filed for a writ of error to review the Kansas Supreme Court ruling in the presidential primary dispute. Justice Pitney did not sign the order and awaits telegraphic word from Governor Stubbs of Kansas before acting. He set Thursday for a hearing to allow both sides to present arguments and said he would delay printing ballots unless the Taft side’s interests are safeguarded.
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Morristown
N. J
Justice Pitney
United States Supreme Court
Martin Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of Kansas
Pitney
Stubbs
Kansas
Taf
Olmsted
Taft
Fatal Stroke on Bench in Tampa Courtroom
Judge Whonas James collapsed and died minutes after a courtroom fight between Dan Robinson and Mitchell McKay during a recess in a sensational election dispute. The clash followed an alleged assault on witness Camparetti as prosecutors questioned him, triggering a rapid medical collapse.
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Tampa
Fla
J. W. Stafford
Camparetti
James
Boy Shoots Playmate in Back Yard Accident
Max Stein, 1, of 1245 Eleventh Street NW, was taken to Emergency Hospital with a belly wound after a bullet from a toy rifle struck him. George Kropp, 18, fired at a target in his back yard at 1245 Seventh Street NW. Kropp says a bullet ricocheted off a wall and hit Stein.
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Max Stein
Eleventh Street
George Kropp
Kropp
Seventh Street Northwest
Stein
Robbed Bookkeeper Hailed Up By Robber In Northeast
J B Wright, paymaster for the National Products and Brick Company, reported to the Ninth precinct that he was held up by a negro in the woods near Twenty-eighth and U streets northeast yesterday morning. Wright, who lives at 1211 H Street Northeast, said he had $2 on him. He allowed the robber to search him after the confrontation, then the assailant took money and fled.
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J. B. Wright
National Products and Brick Company
Ninth
U Streets
Jenney Wright Mvep
H Street
Wright
Bars, Cards, and Rail Conduct Rules Post Wreck
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad orders employees to forgo intoxicants off or on duty to ensure safe train movement after the Corning wreck. This extends to off duty time and may affect those who gamble or play cards for recreation. Also reported is the Main steamer from Bremen with 2,583 barrels of beer destined for New York importers.
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Ldelaware, Lackawan and Western Railroad
Corning
N. C
The
Transportation Service
New York
Bremen
Movements of Ocean Steamers From New York
Movements of ocean steamers include Liverpool Mauretania bound for Bremen and Cherbourg Leiser Wilhelm II sailing from New York. Glasgow Canteronia departs for Christiansand and Henrik Olaf sails to Copenhagen. Southampton leaves for New York and Havre La Savoie heads to New York, Rochambeau also bound for New York.
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Liverpool
Mauretania
New York
Cherbourg
Leiser Whhelm II
Bremen
Glasgow
Canteronia
Christiansand
Henrig Olav
Copenhagen
Southampton
Havre—La Savoie
Rochambeau
Dixon to lead Montana Progressive delegation to Chicago
Helena Montana July 29 the progressive party of Montana organized at a state convention sixteen delegates were elected to the national progressive convention each with one fourth of a vote Senator Joseph M Dixon campaign manager for Col Roosevelt was chosen to head the Montana delegation to Chicago named as Montana member of the progressive national committee and urged for reelection to the United States Senate a complete state ticket will be nominated a nominating convention will be called within the next days
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Dontana
Helena
Mont
Progressive Party of
Montana
Joseph M. Dixon
Col
Roosevelt
Chicago
Progressive National Committee
United States Senate
Licensed to Marry in Odd Legal Bitcoin Style
Harry Melten aged 32 and Helen Maxwell aged 13 appear in a marriage license notice alongside Rev William McKenney and James Braces, with Naty Joy 21, and Charles H Stone of Marshall aged 21. The fragment suggests a formal record of licenses with multiple names and ages.
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Harry M. Melten
Helen
Maxwell
William J. McKenney
James
Braces
Naty E. Joy
Melvin
Charles H. Stone
Marshall
Kerens Meets Prelates in Baltimore Arrival Day
American Ambassador to Austria Hungary Richard C Kerens reached Baltimore and checked at the Rennert hotel. Cardinal Gibbons visited for private talks, followed by Bishop O Connell of Richmond and Mgr Shahan rector of Catholic University in Washington, who called in the evening.
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Cardin' Gibbons
Mgr. Shahan
Washington Post
Baltimore
Austria-Hungary
Richard ¢. Kerens
Rennert
Cardinal Gibbons
Bishop O'Connell
Richmond
Catholic University At
Washington
Shoots Thrice at Burglar in Brooklyn Home
Edmund A. Driggs, former representative, fired three shots at a burglar who entered his Flatbush Brooklyn home. The intruder fled through a window onto a balcony and down a pillar while neighbors and police pursued but he escaped.
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Driggs
Brooklyn
New York
Edmund A. Driggs
Flatbush
Vreeland Announces Retirement from Congress
Edward B. Vreeland, after fourteen years in Congress, will not seek renomination due to ill health. He serves as vice chairman of the Aldrich currency reform commission and announced his withdrawal from public life in Salamanca.
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Buffalo
Tuly
Express
Salamanca
Edward B. Vreeland
Congress
Ufe
Vreeland Ia
Aldrich Currency Reform Commission
Strike Ends in Boston Elevated Railway Row
Boston July 29 The strike of conductors and motormen on the Boston Elevated Railway Company ends after 63 days. Company officials accept terms of settlement with the strikers securing all points they sought, the dispute costing an estimated 102000 dollars.
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Boston
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Leela Ae Ee Aber
Roosevelt third term fuels Ohio candidate turmoil
The Ohio GOP faces a split as Judge Dillon withdraws from the governor race and Col. Roosevelt's third term push sparks talk of a progressive ticket. Walter Brown and Taft oppose Dillon while Judge E S Dillon exits to avoid a third party clash. White House talks with H M Daugherty and Senator Burton shape potential committee actions.
Senators Defeat British Rights in Panama Canal Talks
Senate debates the Ha Pauncefote treaty as Bradley and Massey argue against British participation in canal control. They demand U S sovereignty and toll preferences for American ships while McCumber warns against remitting tolls.
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Bradley
Massey
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Senate
Kentucky
Nevada
United States
BieCumber
North Dakota
McCumber
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W. R. Speare
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Teller
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Wheut Becker
Rosenthal
Louis Krese
Monster
Marie Barbato
McNamaras
River
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J. E. Wright
Bars Liquor and Cards
Delaware, Lackawanna
Western
Haven
Dixon
Jet Ua
R. Harris & CO
Severth & D Streets
Kerens
Milshire
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Carmen
Europe
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District of Columbia
Commercial Fire Insurance Co
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Tilon
Brown
Dillon
Mackinac
Theodore Roosevelt
E. 8. Dillon
Ohio
Neat’ Wright
Cleveland
Full Moose
Buckey
Judge Dillon
Ohio Republicans
Judge Ditjton
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Burton
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