Roosevelt and Fairbanks and Beveridge Among Nomination Talk
The article lists Roosevelt backers favoring Fairbanks or Beveridge as running mate and notes suspicions about Johnson of California. It mentions Clark Hearst in the mix and considers various figures from Aldrich to Crane and Borah. It also notes Taft’s potential ticket and hints at possible Roosevelt or Hearst paths and Indiana’s Fairbanks as top VP timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
Roosevelt
Roose
Middle West
Fairbanks
Iven
Catteon Bey
Alhoir
Beveridge
Harmpshire
Virginis
Indiana
Clark
Hearst
Taft
New York
Sunny Jim’ Sherman
Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Senator Cummins
Towa
Augustus P. Gardner
Senator Borah
Idaho
Robert T. Lincoln
Champ Clark
Willa R. Hearst
Gov. Marshall
Iniana
Local Death Notices and Interments From City Area
A series of obituary notices dated May 1912 to June 1913 lists several residents including Crost, Brent, and Warr en Gatton, with details of widows, sons, and burial at local cemeteries. Readings mention interments at Boylston, No. 4, and St Aloysius mass services, inviting relatives to attend funeral rites and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crost
M. Relave
Hamitan
Helfing Bischof
Brenty Eomt
Roy Anel
Prank Geler's
Os Nth
Roby
Pos Arte
William L Danes
Chat Gak Toil
Sat
Hon
Warren Gatton
Brehoidsburg
Furschey
Nasi HO
George Hr
Ersson
Margaret Harrie
Bohm
Stephenson Worrou
Rosmmtlwest
Eligt 1
St Aloysius
May 1904 Delegates Arrive at Oyster Bay for Roosevelt Talks
Col Chauncey Dewey and Medill McCormick confer with Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill after returning from Gettysburg and New York. Western Roosevelt supporters, including Illinois delegates led by J L Hamilton and W T Weber, plan visits to discuss the Chicago convention and Illinois delegation lineup. Dewey says he has not been trusted with the full object of the trip while Roosevelt cautions he will not go to Chicago unless necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Nay
Col. Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Gettysburg
New York
Chicago
Chauncey Dewey
Roosevelt
Medill McCormick
Coronel
Wiliam
Edwards
West Virginia
Minneis
Diacuss
Ilinois
Dewey
Iliness
R. R. Met‘ormick
Henry M. Johnson
Ottawa
J T Williams
Sterling
Frank G. Alen
Moline
Fred E. Sterling
Rockford
W. J Graham
Aledo
E. J. Hawbraker
Monticello
John L. Hamilton
Hoopeston
J D Barker
Vienna
William T. Weber
Blue Island
Alexander H. Revell
National Roosevelt Committee
Oscar Heble
Walter Schmidt
Republican National Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Wiliam Flinn
Pittsburgh
New Will Stand Pat On Convention Tickets
Senator Dixon accuses Mr New of hoarding 3600 convention tickets for private use and taft allies. He says 150 tickets were given to Taft, 2000 to Chicago people, 500 to the press, 11500 total tickets issued with two per delegate. Dixon plans to travel to New York to confer with Colonel Roosevelt before Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Repub Yeang
New
Taft
Wsllah
Chicago
Roosevelt
National Committee
Mr. New
New York
Col. Roosevelt
O Gorman Favored as Temporary President at Baltimore
Senator O Gorman of New York may be temporary chairman of the Democratic national convention in Baltimore. Support favors admin control by lawmakers with strong congressional records this session. McGraw moved immediate selection but the plan was deferred amid concerns about Bryan’s possible influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
O'Gorman
New York
Balti
Congress
Committee On
John T. McGraw
Bryan
Norman B. Mack
Robert L. Henry
Texas
Ollie James
Kenitucky
Clark
Senator Stone
Senator Reid
Miatouri
Democratic factions clash over ballot boxes and slander claim
District Democratic leaders from Newman, Costello, and Carr-Carr-Jamieson factions threatened legal action after a three ring convention. National Committeeman Edwin Newman vowed to sue over alleged slander by Pence who reportedly said he had never known a Democrat who acted like Newman. Contention over custody of Monday primary ballots persisted as Kelley, former party chair, stayed firm that only the national committee can take the boxes.
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Newman
Kelley
Scetello
Carr-Carr-Jamieson
Edwin A. Newman
New Masonic Temple
Old Masonic Temple
Safe Fence
Colorado
Clark
Baltimore
Costello
Mr. Pence
Pence
Mr. Newman
Ina
J. Frea Kelley
District Central Committee
Walter J.costello
Central Committee
Haal
Newman and Costello
Odd Fellows’ Hall
F. Edward Mitchell
O. H. Gore
F J Wissner
Democratic National Committee
Four Girls Graduate From Holton Arms School Ceremony
Four young women of Holton Arms School at 21255 Street Northwest received diplomas after a graduation ceremony and reception. Dr Ulysses G B Pierce delivered the address and Mrs Jessie N Holton presented certificates. Attending guests included numerous titled ladies and gentlemen in local society and a student committee led by Jessica Alward Juliette Crosby Alma Hodges Catherine Theiss Ethel Rose Maude Martin Phoebe Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holton Arms School
Youngs
Ulysses G. B. Pierce
Jessie N. Holton
Rosalie Waters
Marie Fisher
Maude Potter Martin
Margaret Howard
Charles Heyl
Clarence Bight
Charles B Hillis
Rockwood Hour
K. C Hodges
Beal R. Howard
T. JL. Hume
Wiliam
HT Hunt
John R. Larner
Hugene LeMerle
A Garrison McClintock
Crittenden Marriott
Thomas C. Martin
William H. Walker
Somerset R. Waters
Walter G. Webb
Leonard Wood
Spencer 9. Wood
M. C. Wieth
Miasea
Jessica Alward
Juliette Crosby
Alma Louise Hodges
Catherine Theiss
Ethel Rose
Maude Martin
Phoebe Adams
PULLMAN CAR PUZZLE IN OHIO LAW INTERPRETATION
Special to The Washington Post from Columbus Ohio June 1. A question on when a Pullman sleeper becomes a day coach under Ohio law will be posed to Attorney General Hogan after a conference where Gov Harmon advised. The issue centers on the full-crew law requiring a second brakeman on certain passenger trains and whether any car carrying passengers counts as a day coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Columbus
Ohio
Hogan
Gov Harmon
Drowning After Boat Capsize Near Chenneville Quebec
A squall overturned a crossing boat on Lec Legrand Poisson Blanc near Chenneville Quebec yesterday. Thirteen people were aboard and six drowned including Hilare Hayment Miss Albin Levert Mr and Mrs William Dublon and their two young daughters aged 1 and 3 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenneville
Quebec
Lec Legrand Poisson Blanc
Hilare Hayment
Albin Levert
William Dubdlon
Licensed to Marry Couples Across States in Numerous Notices
A scanned list shows multiple marriage licenses issued to couples from Virginia Maryland New York and Pennsylvania. Names include John W Kennedy and Lillie M Smith from Linville VA James J Kenny and Marie L Gehrener from unknown locales and several others with varied ages and residences. The notices read like a registry of upcoming and approved marriages across regions with clerical officiants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kennedy
Lillie M. Smith
Linville
H. Schroeder
Otto B. Sutton
Haster x. Meyerhoefer
Ralls
D.C. MacLeod
Martin I. Shatenstein
Ladie M. Keitlio
G. Silverstone
Julian A Gitman
Margaret G. Powell
G. Both
Richmond
Willian J. Carroll
John J Cowan
Nor EB Shagogne
Bowls
Corvalius &. Abbott
James J. Kenny
Marie L. Gehrener
Joseph H. Cassidy
Mike John
Johnstown
Katherine Atwood
J. Alexopoulos
Lathrop Ely Baldwin
New York
Mare H Moore
Rav
Joseph
Kelly
Wake Shaefter
Marie Roessler
JR Roth Henry
Clayton
Mattila L. Bolin
Montgomery
Alexander J. Wedderburn, Jr
Fairfax County
Lottie L
Roosevelt and Taft clash over Ohio delegates in convention scene
The piece details Taft and Roosevelt factions shaping the Chicago convention delegates with Hilles and McKinley coordinating Taft talks in Chicago. Indiana optimism, Roosevelt denounces any compromise, and Roosevelt’s Ohio manager cites a 30k primary margin as proof of public will against at large Taft delegates.
More contests filed add to 226 at convention
Chicago May 31 at the Republican national committee headquarters contests from Missouri Thirteenth district North Carolina Ninth district Tennessee Ninth district Texas At large and Fifth Ninth and Fourteenth districts Alaska At large were added to the previously listed 24, totaling 226 contested seats to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Missouri
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Alaska
Death Toll From Potomac Collision Shocks City
Coroner's inquest reveals that two women aboard the launch Lotus drowned after a collision with the excursion steamer Angler off Shepherd's Point. Witnesses say five men aboard Lotus may have hidden the presence of women and failed to display lights. investigators question licensed officers' responsibility. Capt. Wright criticizes Lotus crew for not avoiding the crash and notes beer aboard and intoxication as alleged factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus
Angier
Whitties
Bessie Haller
Sarah Neiston
Shepherd's Point
Potomac
Be, M. White
Charles W. Wright
Mariner
Capt. Wright
Louis Jefferson
First Street Southwest
Angler
Jefferson
Charles Toeffer
Toeffer
Fatty
White
Neilson
Arthur Simpson
Marshall Hall
Washington
Simpson
James Venable
Mr Venable
Prayer for Baby Answered in Pittsburgh Porch Discovery
A Pittsburgh couple welcomed a baby boy after five years without offspring. A wail on their front porch led to the baby’s discovery. police cannot identify the putative abandoners, and the Shuttleworths plan to adopt the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fes
Pittsburgh
Wiliam Shuttleworth
Shuttleworths
Storer recall tied to activities for Archbishop Ireland
In a 1911 letter quoted by Mrs Storer, Myron T Herrick recalls Mark Hanna warning Roosevelt about future presidents and stresses loyalty and diligent service. The Storers faced recall from Vienna over efforts to elevate Archbishop Ireland to cardinalate, with Col Roosevelt reportedly approving their activity. Roosevelt denied this in a State Department letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storers
Vienna
Rome
Ireland
St. Paul
Col. Roosevelt
Root
Family's Woe List Long as Wife Dies and Son Dies
New York May 31 A mother dies in Bellevue Hospital father convalesces from stab wounds sister with heart disease elder brother with a broken wrist Martin Dunn a ten year old boy is killed after stopping for a street baseball game He was struck by an automobile driven by Oscar Walden the chauffeur He died before reaching the operating table The father was stabbed nearly two months ago and has been incapacitated as the mother declines From May the Wysar girl keeps house and now fears for her life if the shock worsens the family situation
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Martin Dunn
Second Avenue
Oscar Walden
Sixth Avenue
May
13 Year Old Girl Slain Near Phillipsburg
Annie Lynch, 13, schoolgirl from Phillipsburg New Jersey, was attacked and killed near her home today by Frank Brown former U S army private. After firing he wounded himself and may recover. He went to the school where Annie studied and told the principal her mother had sent for her. He fled but attacked her again in an alley and shot her as she ran.
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Phillipsburg
N. J
Annie Lynch
Frank Brown
United States Army
Brown
Lynch
Annies
City Councilman Dougherty Charged With Boardwalk Bribe
Atlantic City May 31 Councilman Harry F Dougherty faced a hearing on four charges of accepting a $600 bribe to vote for a concrete boardwalk ordinance costing a million dollars. He pleaded not guilty and is held on $4000 bail. Detective W J Burns detailed a 1911 sting using a fake contractor to trap councilmen. most confessed and returned bribe money, Dougherty did not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Cty
Harry F. Dougherty
W. 3. Burns
Harris
New York
Amicus
Burns
Dougherty
Government Training School for Nurses Graduates Seventeen
The Government Training School for Nurses held its annual commencement at Government Hospital for the Insane last night. Seventeen graduates received diplomas from Dr. William White as Dr. Joseph S Wall spoke on nurses duties. Reverend John M. Schick gave the benediction. Names include Virginia Adams, Bernice Heflin, Olive Omohundro, Alfred Judd, Mayste Lawrence, Alice Norris, Mary Padgett, Blanch Robinson, Agnes Russell, Katle Simms, Catherine Sweeny, Frederick Burch, Richard Canter, Thomas Padgett, Raymond Robinson, Charles Neck, and William Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Training School For
Government Hospital For
Hitchcock Hal
Thiplomas
Willam White
Joseph S Wall
John M. Schick
Virginia
Adams Bernice M Heflin
Olive M Omohundro
Alfred Judd
Mayste Lawrence
Alicea Norris
Mary D Padgett
Blanch A Robinson
Agnes , Russell
Katle M Simms
Catharine R Sweeny
Messrs
Fréderick T. Burch Hichard Henry Canter
Thomas A. Padgett
Raymond A Robinson
Maryland
Charles B. Neck
Ohio
William F. Smith
Washington
Two Shot in Wage Row at Frazier's Barber Shop
In a wage dispute at 5 New Hampshire Avenue NW, barber William Frazer shot Thomas Brown and Harry Robinson after a confrontation. Brown was wounded in the abdomen and Robinson in the back. Frazer was arrested and held for assault. Both victims were taken to Georgetown University Hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frazer
New Hampshire Avenue
Thomas Brown
Mol
Twenty Eighth Street
Harry Robinson
Quakdair Place
Frazier
Robinson - Bere
Georgetown University Hospital
Urazter
Roosevelts bungler charge sparks debate
Former Indiana governor Frank Hanly called Col Roosevelt a bungler and said he would have caused war if President during the Mexican crisis. The remark came in Atlanta during a debate with Richmond Pearson Hobson on sea power and U S control of the seas. Hobson argued for a strong navy to prevent future wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
Atlanita Ga
Col Roosevelt
Frank Hanly
Indiana
Roosevelt
Richmond Pearson Hobson
United States
Hobson
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Roosevelt and
Johnson Slim
Beverdge
Burton
McKinley
Onand
Oyater Bay Statesman
Co. Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
Thos M. Hindle
Cramatt
Sardo & CO
Pumphrey & Son
Cmfrat
Orcas
Ricky Ile
Frank Geier
North
the Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank Sperare
Main & aComrcute
Theop Clements
Jas R. Clemente
James T. Clements
West
George P Zarhorst
WM Lee
Nots Oui
R F Harvey
Hineral
Folrtefnth
Rly
Ladi Chapel
Sergeon
Rscain
Funeral Designs
Elsventh Strate N. W
T. R. May
Col
Pat
Wilbur Wright
Knowigdgg
Science
Menrry
John Upham
Chequet Club
Dow, Geeman
STO Dos
Cantrell & Cochran
Stes
Sleeper
Senator Burton
Gov. Harding
Harding
South
William B. English
Indianapolis
Apa
Inglish
Hilles
English
Rogt
Crane
Penrose
Bradley
Townsend
Smith
North Dakota
la Follette
Walter F. Brown
Columbua
Vorys
R. Harris &Co
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
Haller
Mrs. Neilson
Simogen
Hawkin
I. B. Cameron
Scolorea
Lieut. Dean
E. Gaston Higginbotham
Brooklyn
Weat Brighton
Staten Island
Ili
Bellamy
Mark Hanna
Shore
Detective Burns
Government Insane Hospital
Roosevelt Bungler
Ats & Alvert Sane
Heath
The
Calvert Co
Unite States Trust Co
N. E. Cor
Fifteenth and
H Sts
Bi 14Th and
U Sts. N. W
Conn. Ave. Center Market
10Th St
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