Roosevelt Quietly Plans Summer. Roosevelts Attend Church
At Sagamore Hill Theodore Roosevelt moves toward privacy after a long morning with Senator Lodge and Secretary Meyer. He travels to New York for his son’s wedding and will begin editorial duties, declining comment to reporters awaiting remarks about the visit.
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Diary Trunk Murder Leads to Arrests in New York
A diary of jewelry peddler Moses Sachs is cited by investigators tracing his movements on June 17 the day of his murder. Lombardi the grocer and two Italians Caroli and Piedzurro are arrested, with a horse drawn wagon and a new trunk central to the case. Detectives seek the trunk source while pursuing an unproven premeditated murder theory.
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Knox to Stay Here Issues Formal Statement
Secretary of State Philander Chase Knox announces he will remain in the State Department despite pressure to run for governor of Pennsylvania. He cites the President’s request and ongoing diplomatic work including proposals for an international arbitral court, Far East policy, and Latin American affairs.
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Colonel Roosevelt Seen With Lodge At Sagamore Hill
A rumor spread that the colonel briefly left Sagamore Hill with Senator Lodge and later inspected the estate during his absence. Secretary Meyer arrived from New York aboard the Dolphin and stated no politics, just visiting Col. Roosevelt. He praised yesterday’s celebration as the most wonderful spontaneous demonstration he had ever seen. He planned to return to New York tonight and proceed to Washington tomorrow.
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Knox Rumor Ties Secretary to Pennsylvania Governor Race
In Philadelphia Taft spoke with Senator Penrose on Taft's private car as talks on the railway bill continued. Rumors linked Secretary Knox to the gubernatorial nomination, but Penrose reportedly favors another candidate and has not disclosed his final choice. The state convention meets Wednesday and Penrose departs for Harrisburg to confer with district leaders.
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Baby Named Theodore Roosevelt Orme in Takoma Park Fete
Norman L. Orme elder Rough Rider and Roosevelt favorite welcomes a son named Theodore Roosevelt Orme in Takoma Park as he recovers from Spanish American War wounds. The father, a Treasury clerk, later served in Washington and remained linked to Roosevelt. The baby’s birth coincides with ongoing tributes to Roosevelt and Orme’s celebrated wartime service.
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Railroad Employes Protest in New York
Fourteen workers from the Pennsylvania Long Island Central of New Jersey Philadelphia and Reading and Baltimore and Ohio railroads gathered in New York and denounced government attacks on railroad revenues. They condemned recent actions by the President and Attorney General that harm wage earners and delay wage adjustments. The resolution was to be sent to the President the Attorney General the Senate and the House of Representatives.
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SPEAKER CANNON CRITICISM DRAWS IVORY-OF-ONE-NATION RESPONSE
ISAAC R. SHEHWOOD of the Ninth Ohio district refutes a Post report claiming he supports a dollar a day pension for all Civil War veterans. He outlines prior pension bills from 1907 and 1908 limiting scope, estimates costs, and asserts he has not written to claim such broad support. He vows to press for a one dollar daily pension for deserving veterans on open, honorable terms.
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Dentists' Offices Robbed In Asheville Heist
Seven local dentist offices were entered last night in Asheville North Carolina and gold used for fillings along with many false teeth stolen. The loss totals about 1500 dollars and is believed to be the work of a professional gang touring the Southern states. Circulars from a Southern dental supply house warn of sneaks operating in larger Southern cities.
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Tafts Aunt Delia Torrey Looks Ahead to Rest for Will
Miss Delia Torrey, Taft's aunt from Millbury Massachusetts, reads Theodore Roosevelt's travels and speeches with pride. She denies a pie recipe attributed to her, comments on tariff policy, and advises Will Taft to rest without voicing views to Theodore.
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Roosevelt as ideal inspires Law League talk
Judge William H. DeLacy addressed the Law and Order League, praising Theodore Roosevelt as the ideal of manhood and citizen ship. The League, composed of juvenile court probationers, heard about Roosevelt’s youth, rise, and manhood achievements, with remarks from Mrs. Gertrudeville and others.
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Pledges Kept by Congress Puts Taft Program on Track
A retrospective view credits the Taft administration and Congress with meeting most Republican pledges from the Chicago platform. It notes strong adherence to White House recommendations, a record praised as unmatched in recent sessions, while recognizing some measures stalled or altered.
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Edict for Madriz insists on just taxation policy
The United States rejects Madriz claims of prolonged war in Nicaragua and asserts neutrality compliance. A formal statement to Madriz and Estrada factions clarifies U S policy on non interference with commerce, avoidance of blockades, and that only de facto controlled territory may collect duties.
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Blazing ordeal as driver survives shock on live feed line
Charles Driver a motorman on the Cabin John bridge line of the Washington Railway and Electric Company was electrocuted by 6600 volts while attempting to lift a live feed wire from the curb. He collapsed, caught fire head to foot, and was carried to Georgetown Hospital. Despite operations and morphine, doctors held little hope as his wife and infant awaited news.
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Tafts Gather at Yale During President Taft’s Son Graduation
New Haven June 19 Many friends of the Taft family have arrived for the Yale graduation of Robert A Taft son of President Taft Miss Helen Taft arrived and is staying with Prof and Mrs W W Farnam Mrs Taft will ride in on a special car with the President on Wednesday and will be entertained by Prof Farnam during the brief visit.
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