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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1910

Page

3

WANDIA UN STUMP TAMMANY TO SET HOT PACE

New York dispatch reports intensified campaign activity with Dix as the keynote, Upstate pressure for speaking roles, and plans for a fast, dignified push against Rooseveltism. Prentice defends a trimmed executive slate while Barnes resigns from the committee. Union League indecision hampers endorsement efforts as Tammany Hall gears up for a nationwide speaking surge.

Prentice Col. Roosevelt Barnes Union League Stimson

Political loyalties after Saratoga gathering crowd reaction

The quotation reveals uncertainty over whether he will back the ticket, with remarks that he supports the ticket due to past treatment at the convention. It notes Woodruff’s lingering resentment from the Saratoga gathering and hints at residual agitation toward politics.

Russell Backs Stimson With Roosevelt Doctrine Support

Willam Hepburn Russell a New York lawyer and former Tammany Hall member writes to Republican Chairman Prentice that he will vote for Henry L. Stimson for governor. He says as a progressive Democrat he aligns with Theodore Roosevelt policies and denounces Bryan's Democratic leadership in New York.

Roosevelt Bryan New York Willam Hepburn Russell Tammany Hall Prentice Henry L. Stimson Theodore Roosevelt Democratic Party

Taft Approves Maine Wreck Raising Plan for Burial at Sea

President Taft approves army engineer led plan to raise the Maine wreck in Havana Harbor by February 16 to study the explosion source. A cofferdam will surround the hulk to allow partial salvage and a ceremonial burial at sea of the recovered remains, with Spain invited to observe.

Taft Beverly Havana Harbor Army Jsimy Spain Havana Army Engineers Congress Washington William H. Bixby Bixby Arlington National Cemetery Naval Board of Havang

Admiral Cowles Candidate for Connecticut Assembly

Rear Admiral W Cowles USN retired, brother in law of former President Roosevelt, was nominated by Republicans for representative from Farmington Connecticut in the general assembly on October 13.

Col Roosevelt Connecticut Assembly Farmington Conn W . Cowles General Assembly

Roosevelt Campaign Hits Indiana With Open Air Rallies

Theodore Roosevelt led a day of Hoosier campaigning across Indiana, declaring victory in the air as he battled for Albert J Beveridge’s U.S. Senate seat. He drew huge crowds at college towns and Indianapolis open-air meetings, praising Beveridge’s honesty and tariff stance while defending conservation moves and national rights. Fairbanks joined in praising Roosevelt and Beveridge, with roving speeches from Marion Club to the Columbia Club.

Hoovier State Indianapolis Richmond Ind Roosevelt Indiana Theodore Roosevelt Albert J Beveridge United States Senate Beveridge Oyster Bay Mr. Beveridge Teddy George Lafayette Beverdge Col. Roosevelt Crawfordsville Washington Monument Place Alaska New York Colorado Fairbanks Charles W. Fairbanks United States Abla America Theodora Roosevelt Albert J. Beveridge Beef Trust Congress Ohio Senator Beveridge Marion Club Columbia Club

Social Leaders in Politics and Debutante Debates

Snapshot of Lora Wilson and Marguerite Sherlock in Chicago and Washington society. Lora, daughter of James Wilson, campaigns with her father in Iowa, entertains voters with song, and plans a life in politics. Sherlock, kept from social life, prepares her formal debut amid mixed views from peers. Additional notes cover Mrs. Snowden's suffrage tour, German-American receptions, and forthcoming equal suffrage tableaux in New York.

Lora Wilson James Wilson Iowa Miss Wilson Washington Europe Marguerite Sherlock Chicago Misa Sherlock J. P. Sherlock Illinois Nail Company Marguerite Mrs Sherlock Miss Sherlock Heaton Owsley Lina Preston Sterling Morton Sherlock

Capron Declines to Run for Congress in 2nd District

Providence R I Oct 13 Representative Adin B Capron today declined renomination for a second district seat. In a letter to Nathan M Wright secretary of the Republican State central committee he cited health as preventing further candidacy. It is understood former Gov George H Utter will be presented at the district convention to meet October 19.

Kracke Asher Naval Oficer Kracke Inovkivyn Jacob Brenuei Prentice Mr Barnes Barnes Prentice Tall Luther Warner Albany County Union League Mc Prentice Albany Rochester Buffalo Mrnosevelt Jose George H Sheldon Union League Club Woodruff Timothy Lo Woodruff Republican Committee State Committee William Barnes Philip Snowden London United States Snowden Woman Suffrage Party Carnegie Hall New York Charles Aled Snowdens Chicago Texas Charles Fletcher Lummis Hotel Victoria San Francisco Lummis Iny Los Angeles Congress Providance R. L Adin B. Capron Nathan M. Wright Republican State Central Committee Capron George H. Utter

Society notes and society wedding announcements

Society items describe Mrs Whitney planning December affairs in New York and Mrs Russell Harrison with daughter Marthene attending a Charlottesville autumn ball. Mention of taking possession of 2238 Q Street and visitors Mrs Saunders. Announcement of Miss Trene F. Smith and Mr J Frank Tullis's marriage in Manila with reception at the Metropole Hotel. The couple's wedding trip to Los Banos and future residence at Corregidor are noted. Lieut Comdr McNeely and Mrs McNeely have an apartment at the Highlands for winter.

Whitney New York Russell B. Harrison Marthene Harrison Charlottesville University of Wa- Sinla Q Street Harrigan Saunders Benater Saunders Nebraska Mass Trene F. Smith St. Loui Washington J. Frank Tullis Lisbon Ohio Manila P. L B Hossiter First Presbyterian Church Muss. de Lacie Mir Charlies Morris Metropole Hotel Corregidor United States

Henry George Nominated for Congress in Seventeenth District

Henry George son of the single tax advocate was nominated by Democrats of New York's Seventeenth district to oppose Representative William S. Bennet. He was also nominated by the Independence League in a live party meeting held October 13.

New York Henry George Wiliam S. Bennet Independence League

Hoosiers Elect Officers at Indiana Society Meeting

The Indiana Society met at the Pythian Temple and elected officers for its new term. Col. John P. Mc Grew was named president with several vice presidents and secretaries. the constitution was amended to permit five vice presidents and five directors. A program of music and readings followed. The next gathering is set for November 14 with Rev. Harl Wilfley of Crawfordsville to speak.

Indiana Society Pythian Temple Col John P. McGrew R .B. McKahen Horace P DeHart W. C. Barnard Martin Morrison Ming Kate Curry Alton P Hastings Jessie Springer Thomas L Jones Miss Fulghum F. E McCalip J . O Lambert J. P Hornady W J Ethell T. A. Bynum John R. Houston Harl Wilfley Crawfordsville Ind

Clinical Society Meets in Rockville Washington Doctors Hold Meeting

The annual meeting of the Washington Clinical Society was held at Dr George E Lewis's home in Rockville Maryland with prominent homeopathic physicians present. Dr Lewis was elected president and Dr John R Sharp of Washington secretary and treasurer. The group dined at Montgomery Country Club after informal discussions. Attendees included Drs Frank A Swartwout Ira W Denison William R King T L Macdonald Lyman B Swarmstedt Frank Stutz Richard Kingsman Edwin Lothrop Juin KR Sharp.

Rockville Washington Clinical Society Washington and Vicinity George E Lewis Lewis John R. Sharp Washington Montgomery Country Club Frank A. Swartwout Ira W. Denison William R King T L. Macdonald Lyman B . Swarmstedt Frank Stutz Richard Kingsman Edwin §. Lothrop Juin KR. Sharp

Chanter Prenuptial Case Delays Wealth Transfer In New York

Justice grants Julia Chanler injunction to restrain transfer of Robert W Chanler estate assets until court decides the challenge to the 1904 prenuptial agreement with Linn Cavalieri Tailor William Barnes remains unsatisfied on his $1 068 execution for clothes bought by Chanler. A bond covers any loss by the defendants and the case moves toward supplementary proceedings.

Lian Cavalieri Chanter New York Justice Guy Supreme Court Julia C. Chanter Winthrop Chanter Agedzte R W Chanter Lewis Stuyvasant Chanter Union Trust Company New York Issurance and Trust Company Chanter Estate Linn Cavaliert Tanler Robert Winthrop Chanter Robert W. Chanter Linn Cavalléer Mra Julia C Chanler Robert Wy Chanler Mra. Chanler Chanler Chidren Cavalieri Wiliam Barnes Fifth Avenue Robert W. Chanler Etty

Republican Clubs Meet At Taft Support Headquarters

The League of Republican State Clubs hubbub crowded the campaign HQ last evening with activity on every floor. New York Republican Club pres William C Connor 18 endorsed Taft. Nebraska state Republican committee members planned to vote at home, Wisconsin and Ohio clubs to meet tonight, and a smoker with addresses by prominent Republicans is set for tomorrow.

League of Republican State Clubs New York Republican Club William C Connor Taft Nebraska State Reublican Chitmore Wisconsin Republican Club Ohio Republican Club

Senator Aldrich Returns From Europe Homeward Bound

United States Senator Nelson W Aldrich arrived in New York aboard the Adriatic with his family after a month abroad. He said he went away for his health and did tile work for the monetary commission. He declined to discuss abroad conditions or American politics.

New York United States Nelson W Aldrich Europe Adriatic Aldrich

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