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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1907
Page
2
The piece outlines Washington discussions on a possible third term for the President, with Vreeland signaling cautious notes and Langley offering a view on the historical argument. It notes Hughes supporters and Roosevelt advocates, factional moves in New Mexico and Tennessee, and the looming January convention as parties weigh renomination strategies and delegate dynamics.
Senators discuss a possible Foraker bid in the presidential race while he remains silent amid rumors. Ex Lieutenant Governor Lynn and other Central Ohio Republicans report intensive talks but Foraker offers no comment on entering the nomination race.
A Washington sensation claims Archbishop Treland of St Paul sought Cortelyou’s presidential support with President Roosevelt’s backing. The story sparked questions whether Taft is dropped and if Cortelyou is Roosevelt’s chosen candidate. Cortelyou and Straus deny any decisive talk and say no politics occurred at a Nobel committee luncheon.
Representative Herbert Parsons of New York County says his Washington trip is no mystery, driven by public duties and domestic needs. He plans to visit the White House to discuss matters with President Roosevelt, noting local New York politics and fusion with the Independence League influenced results in the recent election.
Gov Stokes selects eight distinguished New Jersey women to represent the state in the Congress of Mothers in Washington DC from March 10 to 17. The group includes Mrs Douglas Robinson of Orange, Mrs Harry Dawson of Newark, Mrs Caroline B Alexander of Bernardsville, Dr Mary J Dunlap of Vineland, Mrs William B Brown of Beacon Orange, and Mrs Elizabeth Mansell of Trenton, with Grover Cleveland listed as fore.
Dr H W Wiley chief chemist of the United States Department of Agriculture arrived at Evergreen plantation in the sugar delta to test whether the Louisiana method of clarifying agar cane molasses with sulphur complies with the Pure Food Law. The inquiry seeks to determine if the time honored process may continue under the law.
Beveridge and McCumber prepare inheritance tax and federal oversight measures. The McCumber bill would place large power in the Department of Commerce and Labor, allowing supervision of corporations engaged in interstate business, with strict reporting, stock rules, and potential charter cancellation. The move follows discussions with the President and Cabinet on adopting sweeping federal control.
Rio Janeiro reports a detachment of Peruvian troops attacked the Brazilian fort at Leticia on the frontier and occupied Tabatinga. The Peruvian government assured Brazil that the invasion was not ordered by Peru and says it is in the dark about the incident.
Edward W John and Henry Obning John, assistant superintendent and aide at Stan Gard Oil Works Bayonne NJ, died from injuries after their carriage was struck by a railcar on Fin Street. The horse was killed and the carriage wrecked. Motorman Charles Olmstead was held on a charge of homicide.
Irving Bradley the American ambassador to Graxil suffered a severe non-bleed on the cruiser Tenner two days ago during the presentation of the glalt of President Dr Ponna. He was cared for by his physician and today his condition is reported improved though absolute repose is ordered for him.
A Deer Lodge Tennessee man arranged a sensational self destruction plan before his death. He ordered burial here and stated his wife should be informed and that insurance money be used for the burial.
Police report a New Jersey man named George W Ewell of Deer Lodge Tennessee shot himself in a Pennsylvania Railroad cab after a day of moving through Concord New Hampshire. Evidence includes a suicide note, a life-insurance claim, and a request to bury him in Deer Lodge. Ewell had recently purchased a 38 caliber revolver, spoke of a burial plan, and left instructions for his death certificate and burial details. Deputy Coroner Glazebrook certified death as suicide.
Russian reports allege Japanese seal poachers landed on Copper Telenda rookeries, drove off the guard with three new rifles, remained a week, and carried away thousands in value. Officials lodge protests with Japan.
The Paoluccl murder appeal remains unresolved as Judge McComas died before finishing the opinion. The death delays reinstatement of the stay and requires rearguement before the Court of Appeals and possibly further actions to determine whether death or life imprisonment will be imposed. Allegations of jury prejudice tied to Alfred Birmingham and anti Italian sentiment are part of the appeal.
A fragmentary weather bulletin reports general unsettled conditions in the South Atlantic and Gulf coasts with rain or snow possible in parts of the Middle Atlantic and a trend toward fair weather in most districts by Wednesday. Winds shift from northeast to south as temperatures fluctuate toward seasonal norms, with storm warnings posted along the East Coast.
In Asheville North Carolina, Nov, Bribe Begged to Join Prison in Secret Marriage. Clarke Norton killed William Franke, then married Miss Waxabell Gentry the next morning. Norton says self defense. bride pleaded to accompany him to jail but was denied.
President Roosevelt likely will announce soon who will fill the vacancy on the United States Court of Appeals for the District. Chief Justice Shepard cannot convene another session until Justice Robb returns or a new jurist is appointed. Justice Robb is in poor health and not expected back before December. Possible candidates named include Ashley M Gould of the Maryland Supreme Court and former U S District Attorney for DC, and John G Capers, current commissioner of internal revenue. Capers, a Republican from South Carolina, has been a longtime party worker and federal official.
David Jayne Hill United States Minister to Holland arrived at New York on the Potsdam from Europe. He spoke by wireless about a prospective elevation in the diplomatic service and noted the peace conference will have a great future influence. He plans a homeward journey to Rochester after a sixty day leave. Paris reports Ambassador White left for England on a three weeks shooting trip with Secretary Vignaux serving in Paris.
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