Discrepancies Surface Over Shaw Iowa Trip
Telegrams released from the White House show contradictions between Secretary Shaw and President Roosevelt regarding a Davenport speech and Syracuse engagement. Loeb disclaims White House interference, while Shaw asserts he conferred with the President and canceled prior engagements. The dispute stirs Iowa Republicans and raises questions about executive influence and the ongoing governor nomination contest.
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Shaw
White House
Washington
Davenport
Town
Wtven
Syracuse University
Syracus
Syracuse
Gintai
Loeb
Havenport
Iowa
Theodore Roosevelt
Gus Town Tod
Washington, D. C
Hans W. I. Anthony
Lincoln
Chile
Lowtrec
Wes Moines
Davenpoort
Neeh Bs
M. Shawl
Tal
Biles
Towa Republicans
Charles Grilk
Republican Central Committee
Ashington
Iowi
William Loeb, Jr
Ofta
Waleh
Roosevelt
Day
Congress
Garfield
Ropsargn
Diagate
Gov. Cumming
Gov. Cummins
Tarpers Ferry
Charlestown
Winchester
Balthmore
Ohio
A.m
Harper's
President distances from factional fights in party
The article suggests the President may be stepping back from faction battles as his past actions in support of Penrose in Pennsylvania and the Delaware fight through Cortelyou and Taft in Ohio are cited. It implies a bid to avoid backing factions nationwide and to signal neutrality amid rivalries.
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Penrose
Pennsylvania
Mr. Quay
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Delaware
Col
Henry A. Dupont
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Ohio Campaiga
Cincinnati
Iowa
Reception declines King's invitation to Brussels visit
London June 14 The American Court of St James honors Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth at Dorchester House. Ambassadors Reid and party entertain vast high society. King Edward is said to be charmed by Mrs Longworth. The Longworths decline King Leopold's Brussels invitation due to time. They plan remaining Europe visits then Kiel and Buckingham Palace events.
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Leopold
Royal Palace
Brussels
Edward
Washington Post
London
Reid
Carter
Langworth
Longworth
Bradley-Martin
Drexels
George Vanderbilt
Canterbury
Dorchester
Mme, Ames
Europe
England
Germany
France
Buckingham Palace
Mrs. Longworth
Guard
St James' Palace
House of Commons
James, Lowther
John Henaiker Heaton
Almeric Paget
Kidnapping Case Involving Jewish Jewelry Family
Philadelphia police traced the seven year old Charles Frederick Muth’s disappearance to a gang seeking revenge for the father Charles Muth, a wealthy jeweler. A suspect, Harry Diller, fifty, is ordered arrested for abduction as detectives withhold his identity. A note writing by a skilled feminine hand links the crime to a woman, with authorities seeking the letter writer while the parents weigh rewards.
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Harry Diller
Diller
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Charles Frederick Muth
Charles Muth
Columbia Avenue
Muth
City Hall
Mle
Eraola
Audenried
James Linehan
Lhoge
Six Perish In Shipwreck Off Egmont Key Florida
The three masted schooner Emma L Cottingham sank after a gale 13 miles west southwest of Egmont Key. Captain Phinney and a lone survivor clung to a lifeboat until rescued by the Dennison. Six crewmen, including two named mates and a Jamaican seaman, perished as rescuers risked their lives. A second item notes the assassination of Prince Hidirbegot in Kutaisi.
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Fla
Empa
Fis
Cottingham
Phinney
Dennison
Hiley
Motile
Brown
Cook
Mobile
Nelson
Seaman
Jamaica
Wade
Tragic Misfire Ends Life in Milford Quarrel
Mrs William Seadan was shot by her husband while he rushed to help during a crowd confrontation in Milford Ohio. The incident stemmed from a neighborhood quarrel centered on gossip and she died, leaving the husband grief stricken as estranged parents refuse funeral involvement.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
William Seadan
Milford
Gole for Governor J P Jacobson Nominated by Backing Rejected
At the Minnesota Republican State Convention in Duluth on June 13 the ticket nominated includes A L Cole for governor and A C Eberhart as treasurer. After an anti-convention campaign, Jacobson of Madison led early but was swept aside on the fourth ballot as six rivals banded together to back Cole and Nelson for re election. The platform endorses Roosevelt, trust enforcement, labor protection, bimetallism, anti adulteration, direct election of US senators, a two cent railroad fare, abolition of free passes, and freight rate readjustment.
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Duluth
Minn
A. L. Cole
Walker
Liewenknt
A._C. EBERHART
Monato
C. C. Dinehart
Smytot
Allarney
E. Z
Young
Appliten
Julius Schmahl
Redwood Fallaie
G. Iverbon
Rushford
Supreme’ Court
G. A. Pidgeon
Bultata
Rattroyd
C.F. Staples
West’ St. Paul
Cole
J. P. Jacobson
Madison
Jacobson
Knute Nelson
National Republican Administration
Roosevelt
Death in feud shocks Huntington as youth is killed
Special to The Washington Post reports that Harry Lane of Catlettsburg was shot and killed this afternoon by William White in a long-standing feud. White approached Lane in a store and fired without a word, the bullet piercing his heart. The incident ends a violent local feud between the two young men.
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Washington Post
Huntington
W. Va
Harry Lane
Catlettsburg
William White
White
Lane
Guilty Packing Concessions By Rail Firms Charged
Four counts allege packing-house shippers, including Armour, Swift, Cudahy, Nelson Morris, gained concessions on exports. Burlington Railway accused of 23 cent rate from Mississippi River to New York. tariff 35 cents. Judge deferred sentence to June 2. verdict from U S District Court. Robert B Roosevelt reported much worse at Sayville Long Island.
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Kansas City
Missippi River
New Yorke
Ace
Cuses Lehigh’ Valley Company
Cago
Burlington and Quincy’ Railroad Company
United’ States
Amtour Packing Company
Swift Co
Cudahy & Co
Nelson Morris Packing Company
Smith-McPherson
Armour ‘Packlog ’Company
Burlington Railway
Liverpool
Mississippi River
New York
Burlington Railroad
Mackers
Spencer
Burling’ton Railroad
Lad
Clover‘Mhaf
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Burlington
A. S. .Vanvalkenburch
McPherson
A . Cance
Burlington ‘Railway
Robert B. Roosevelt
Robert’ B. “Roosevelt
Sayville
Long Island
Will Not Wed Capt Graham Says Washington Post
London dispatch reports Miss Ethel Barrymore and Capt. Harry Graham will not marry. The engagement was announced last July and rumors of a breakup are confirmed by a statement from a Washington Post source. Capt Graham, second son of Sir Henry Graham, serves in the Coldstream Guards and writes under a pseudonym.
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Washington, Post
London
Ethel Barrymore
Harry
Graham
Owal
New xi Fi
Englehd
Harry Graham
Henry ‘Graham
The
Coldstream Guards
Und¢R
Col
D.' Streamer
Arrests For Murder Fear Outbreak At Jackson
Former Sheriff Edward Calighara and Elbert Hargis were arrested on murder charges in the Cox case. Witness Curtis Jett testified about a conspiracy involving James Mar cum and James Cockrill. Jett’s confession links Callahan, Hargis, Britton, Spicer, and others to multiple murders and details the pistol supply and murder sequence. The courthouse crowd grew as Jett testified and a fear of unrest lingered after the arrests.
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Cout
Crawford
Gment
Hargis
Curtis Jett
Jett
Jet
James B. Marcum
James
Cockrill
Dr. Cox
Jett Sayas
John
Smith
Robert
Abner
Elbert
Harrris
Dargis
James Hargis
B. Callahan
Callahan
B’ J. Ewen
Miurider
Torrie
Cox
Jan
Alex
Jim
Hataia
Hal Hargis
Bui Britton
Jesse Spicer
Ebert
President Shaw and Towa at Brilliant Reception
Longworths attend a grand reception as the President, Shaw, and Towa host guests. No trace emerges of the kidnapped boy amid the elaborate society event and bustling Washington scene.
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Shaw
Towa
Longworths
Senate
Salvationists
China Onéz
Roosevelt
de Koven
Pfuldaon
Pennsylvania
Touring cars collide near Marlboro injuring eight
Two four wheelers collided at a dangerous curve on the Marlboro State highway. B W Chapin of Northboro drove with three guests. J P Grady of New York City with three women from Norwalk bound for Norwalk. Eight injured, all to recover. both cars wrecked after attempting to avoid an electric car.
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Marlbord
Mass
B.W. Chapin
Northboro
Northhoro
Readville
Boston
St of the
Grady
New York
Norwalk
Mary Cotinatly
Conn
R. Havelend
J. Hilly
Mr. Chapin
Elettria
Tts
Workers in pitched battle in Steubenville
Nonunion foreman fatally wounded and another man badly beaten in a clash between union and nonunion workers on the Ohio river. W. M. Wilson, a nonunion foreman, is critically injured with a fractured skull. Charles Newcomer, an engineer, was beaten into unconsciousness. Three attackers face warrants for assault. Both sides connected to Steubenville and Pittsburgh.
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Steubenville
Isle
Ohio
Structural i
Follanshee
W. Va
Nonunion
Pemce
W. M
Wilson
Charles’ Newcomer
Pittsburg
Bryan and Bryan Arrive in St Petersburg on Donkey Tale
William J. Bryan and his son arrive in St Petersburg from Berlin. They plan to travel to Stockholm and Christiania en route to London for a July Fourth address. Bryan intends to witness the King Haakon coronation at Christiania and reach New York August 29. Bryan discusses a donkey ride tale from Manila and notes political talks with Iowa Governor Cummins on direct election of Senators.
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St Petersburg
William J. Bryan
Popular
Bryan
Kleinmichel Palace
Ment
Cummins
Iowa
Ork
William J. Bryan, Jr
Bremen
Mr. Bryan
Manila
Meyer
Joint Statehood Report Adopted in Senate Action
Senator Morgan rebukes New York absentees as the Senate ends a long fight by adopting an amended conference report. The measure grants joint statehood to Oklahoma and Indian Territory and allows Arizona and New Mexico to vote on the union question. Democrats make speeches on the plan.
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Senate
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Democratic Fireworks at Statehood Speech Shocks Senate
Debates on statehood unfold as senators exchange pointed remarks. Money of Mississippi extols Western virtue while Shatey Patterson of Colorado mocks minority factions. Utah Idaho Wyoming politics draw lines over Mormon hierarchy, signaling potential career-ending implications for some senators.
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Senate
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Dubois
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Statehood Debate Ends in Senate
The long fight over statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory concluded as the Senate adopted the amended conference report after a three hour debate. Senators Bailey Money and Foraker sparred over capital location Guthrie and the union with Arizona and New Mexico, while Money attacked the plan as sectional and warned against East West motives. The vote outcome suggested two new states rather than one, with ongoing contention noted for the third page.
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Senate
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Union of
Beveridge
Money
Bailey
Guthrie
Arizona
New Mexico
Dakota
East
Laad
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