Roosevelt Record Helms Campaign in New York Drive
Ezra P. Prentice, Republican State chairman, mails circulars touting 33 Roosevelt achievements while avoiding Taft praise. The piece links a Stimson endorsement letter to Taft’s tariff revision fears and notes Mayor Gaynor may back Dix, with Dix meeting leaders and predicting a hard, extended campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
Washington Post
Ezra P. Prentice
Republican State Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Art
Roosevelt
West 39Th Street
Stimson
Buch
Taft
Finda
Sren
Tammany Ut
Obituary notices and death announcements from 1910
A collection of obituaries and death notices listing names such as Charles Fayrick, Robert W. Bart, Pat Cooney, John F. Gates, and Henry Walker. Entries include dates of death in October 1910, places like Leesburg Virginia Batavia St Louis Philadelphia and Washington areas, funeral details, interment at Glenwood Cemetery and Laurel Hill Cemetery, and family relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Cemetery
Pitsburg
Freeport
Cooney
St Louis
Pat
Bessie
Cooney Tree Welleher
John Michael
Matthew Cooney
Mie Wol
Haldngon
Aheoris Street
St Alphonsus Rockforch
Kelly
N Street
Cuvila
Gen Cutterese
Uo Os A
Ella M
Gever Henprle
New York City
David Miles Tou Ts Morton
Whoou Vendre
Philadelphia
Doylestown
Uninformed canvasser unrelated to Sherman politics
A Utica man visiting 413 Genesee Street pressed for a Sherman family member and revealed he knew little of James S Sherman or the vice presidency. The excerpt notes the man’s ignorance about natural born status and party, amid a broader note that civil service employees may vote as they please in the upcoming election, per Taft approved guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sherman
Washington
Utica
N. Y
Genesee Street
Sherman
James S Sherman
United States
New York
Taft
John A McKhenny
Civil Service Commission
Taft Receives Roosevelt Backing For renomination
President Taft receives assurances from Col. Roosevelt confidants that Roosevelt backs Taft’s renomin ation. Loeb Bernard and Griscom confirm Roosevelt’s support and deny 1912 candidacy signals. Forecasted agenda includes conservation leasing reforms and anti injunction and federal retirement pension bills.
Taft Busy on His Return to Washington
President Taft, back in the capital, met a whirlwind day of receptions and cabinet meetings. Secretary Ballinger is said to remain in the cabinet as changes in the department are made. He plans to go to Ohio to vote and will travel to Cincinnati and Charleston before sailing for the Isthmus of Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roosevelt
White House
Taft
William Loeb, Jr
MacVeagh
Roosevelt
New York
Ballinger
Ohio
Congress
International
Wickersham
Senator Cu
Hitchcock
White Houses
Y.M.C.A
Postoffice Department
Wilson
Leonidas Livingston
Georgia
Senator Scott
West Virginia
Elkins
Knox
Henry M. Hoyt
State Department
Charles M. Pepper
Department
Washington
Cincinnati
Charleston
S.C
Panama
Conference on Smuggling Prosecution in New York
Secretary MacVeagh Assistant Secretary Curtis and others met with Collector Loeb Solicitor Andrews and Special Agent Wheatley to discuss the Duveen brothers undervaluation case and related textile import regulations. No conclusions were announced as discussions touched on potential compromises and possible regulatory changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacVeagh
Loeb
New York
Curtis
Andrews
Wheatley
Duvesn
Foss assails Lodge in Bay State governor bid
Boston October 21 Representative Eugene N Foss Democratic candidate for Governor in a long statement attacked Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and his son in law Representative Gardner accusing them of debauching the electorate of Massachusetts by lavish expenditures. Foss welcomed Lodge s apparent change of heart on money in elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State
Boston
Eugene N. Foss
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senator Lodge
Congress
Foas
Representative Gardner
Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Roosevelt Campaign Row as Dix Attack Sparks Wall Paper Tie
New York October 2. A Roosevelt rally dissolved into a clash over Dix and the wallpaper trust. Colonel Cochran cited a Supreme Court opinion on the Continental Wallpaper Company. Dix was accused of steering profits to trusts while Stimson was praised. Cochran urged voters to compare Dix with Stimson. Roosevelt heads to Boston and New Hampshire touring for GOP support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lurton
Wall Paper Combine
Roosevelt
Terrace Garden
Lenox Assembly Rooms
Claremont Rink
Brooklyn
Kansas
East
John A. Dix
United States Supreme Court
Henry L. Stimson
Bourke Cochran
Harry Stimson
Dix
Standard Wallpaper Company
Continental Wallpaper Company
Voight
Federal Reporter
National Wallpaper Company
Juline Jackson
The
Wallpaper Trust
Jackson
Huppuch
Payne Tariff Committee
Voight & Co
Jude Turton
Wrecks and Losses from Gulf Storm Reach Key West
Sailors and ships swept by a hurricane report loss of six aboard the sloop Nabob near Marquesas and other vessels sunk offshore. Louisiane ashore on Bombrero Reef with many passengers saved, others missing. Key West suffers heavy damage as lines reopen and rescue efforts continue along the Florida coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fiji
Havana
Havre
New Orleans
Bombrero Reef
Olivette
City of
Texas
Boston
Boca Ratone
Harry T. Geering
Ghent
Indian Key
Tampa
Fla
Western Union
Jacksonville
Tempie
Nabob
Marqueses
Herman Frasche
Crockers Reef
Alligator Light
Inventor
Marta
Mugo
Gulf
Liverpool
Key
Fort Myers
Wilmington
N. C
Alexander Jones
Belize
Yucatan
Silvie
Campechee
Albert Damiani
Pensacola
Mary C. Hale
Sidney Harper
Mobile
Harper
Gulf i
Local YMCA leaders laud contributions and foreign work
A Washington YMCA conference hears calls to grow the annual fund list and fund Christian civilization. Gen Leonard Wood, Melville Stone, John Wanamaker, and George Perkins speak at a dinner of 125 Washingtonians. The Twenty Four a Day Club hosts a separate event at Rauscher's with delegates from China Japan and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wood
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
John, Wanamaker
George W. Perkins
Washington
Rauscher’s
Filipinos Seen as Ready for Self Government Hopes
At Lake Mohonk conference a session on the Philippines featured addresses by W Mor gan Shuster John Horé Capt J E Bloom and James F Tracey. Tracey warned that while the educated Filipino class is capable and amiable the mass remains in a primitive state and unlikely to quickly embrace republican self government derived from long tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracey Hints
Mohonk Lake
Lake Mohonk
Albany
Philippine Supreme Court
Judge Tracey
Senator Dolliver Buried In Iowa In Rain
Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver was buried at Oskdale Cemetery near Fort Dodge after services in the Fifty sixth regiment armory crowded by about 6,000 inside and 3,000 outside. Eulogies honored his long political career from Rev. Charles M. Stuart Gov. Carroll Senator A B Cummins Harvey Ingham Judge R R Wright and several clergymen and bishops. Fort Dodge Oct 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Oskdale
Dolliver
Fiftysixth Regiment Armory
Senator Clapp
Minnesota
Senator Dolliver
Armory
Charles M. Stuart
Chicago
Gov. Carroll
A. B. Cummins
Harvey Ingham
The
Register and Leader
RR. M. Wright
Robert Smyle
Sioux City
W. H. Spence
William Fraser McDowell
Snow Falls Across Texas Panhandle in Early Season Chill
Snow sweeps Giles Estelline and panhandle towns as a cold norther chills Texas. Oklahoma reports snow and gale across western regions with light falls at Clinton and El Reno. up to two inches observed in the panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Faile
Tex
Giles
Estelline
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahome
Clinton
Tuttle
el Reno
Texas Panhandle
Liquor interests may enter New Jersey governor race
Special to The Washington Post from Trenton reports signs that liquor interests plan to oppose Democratic candidate Dr Woodrow Wilson in the New Jersey gubernatorial race. A source connected to breweries says unrest over Wilsons stance on local option exists and offers incentives to canvass license holders against Wilson. Neither Vivian Lewis nor Wilson have commented on the liquor issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Washington Post
Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Dr. Wilson
Vivian Lewis
Uquor
Licensed to Marry in Virginia and Maryland
A list of proposed marriages includes Edward C Sullivan and Annie M Conroy from Fairfax, and Rev J M Lit Lewis presiding. Other couples span Baltimore, Richmond, Meyersdale, Clifton Forge, and nearby towns, with ages ranging from teens to early forties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Sullivan
Brook
Annie M. Conroy
Conrey Cleveland German
Mabel Cornell
Pane
Fairfax County
J. M. Lit- Lewis
Bovers
Mary HE. Diffenbaugh
George L. ‘Shaven
Katherine G Cassart
Alke
Baltimore
John Westin Hiram
Irwin
Franklin, Pa
Anna Louise White
W. White
Chester M. Bray
Emily Robertson
John O ‘Ball
Fred Maidens
May A. Mervine
Meyersdale
Paoli A. Menzel
John Gielino
Mary M Paul
Richmond
William J Car
William H. Gorman
Clifton Forge
Buster Jewell
Wiliam J. Carroll Charles Hagner, Jr
Hostelle
John R Shanton
George W Parker
Maude S. King
Edward M Mott E Austin Leitch
Marie A. Taylor
C. W. Whitmore
Steel Men to Visit Taft in Pittsburg Banquet
Pittsburg hosts more than 150 American Iron and Steel Institute members and guests from foreign countries for a banquet on the eve of departure. Judge E H Gary of United States Steel urges Pittsburg to remain a great steel center and to uphold civic righteousness amid streets and smoke. Visitors plan to go to Washington to meet President Taft, then proceed to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Gary
American Iron and Steel Institute
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsboro
Pittsburg Fe
Washington
Taft
New York
Loss of Appetite Described as Forerunner of Prostration
The passage defines loss of appetite as a forerunner of prostrating disease, noting it drains vitality and vigor, particularly for those required to stay active. It recommends the great constitutional remedy as the best treatment.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotion Card
Advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming it purifies and enriches the blood and strengthens the system. Promotes liquid form and a tablet form named Sursataba, urging readers to obtain it locally.
Hopper Declares Independence League Stand for Governor
John J. Hopper, Independence League nominee for governor, told Jefferson Hall listeners that Wall Street backs Murphy and the Democrats and Roosevelt and the Republicans. He urged voters to avoid the Democrats to prevent power and plunder, warning against following the Democratic flag.
Contract Marriage Upheld in New Jersey Case
In Jersey City Judge John A. Blatt held that deserting a common-law wife is as offenseable as deserting a legally married partner. John Hug faced trial for desertion after claiming no ceremonial marriage existed. The court noted a valid contract marriage with Barbara Hug and found him guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hng
New Jersey
John A. Blatt
Jersey City
John Hug
Barbara Hug
Blair
Eckert Dies Former Western Union Chief Dies in Long Branch
Thomas Thompson Eckert, former president of the Western Union Telegraph Company, died at West End Long Branch. Born St. Clairsville Ohio April 23 1825 his body will be returned to his Fifth Avenue home. Charles V Anderson president of the National Trades Press Association and of two trades magazines also died in St Louis from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. U. Telegraph Company
Long Branch
New York
Thomas Thompson Eckert
Western Union Telegraph Company
West End
Eckert
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Eckert
St. Clairsville
Ohio
St. Louis
Charles V. Anderson
National Trades Press Association
Two Trades
Health Office Births and Deaths Notice Summary
Births listed for Hyman M and Taube Jacks Sacks. James Sutherland. Joh P and Zella Dersiee. Tiden and Edith. Edmund H and Daisy Becker. Abraham and Mary Zinnamon. Joan and Lene Brown. Benjamin F and Annie Schreider. Herbert and Eva Wynn. Olfton Diggs. Joseph F and Mary Colbert. John W and Mary Purcel. Semosl H and Mary Ross. Charles D and Annetta Sidney. Ananias and Margaret Brooke. Robert and Alice Hoban. Deaths include Harris M Young Sibler Hospital. Thomas B Pumphrey. Maud Evelyn Shreve. John F Gates. Lacy Goods. Alice V Pulaski. Sadie Kimmel. Georgia Cusick. Delia K Kendiz. Madam Manty Reed. James Felder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman M
Taube J. Sacks
James
Lydia Sutherland
Joh P
Zella
Dersiee
Tiden
Edith
Stephen E
Blanche
Hdmund H
Daisy Becker
Abraham
Mary Zinnamon
Joan C
Lene
Benjamin F
Annie Schreider
Herbert
Eva Wynn
Olfton U
Berah C Diggs
Joseph F
Mary E Colbert
John W
Mery E. Purcel
James Brand
Nancy
Denny
Semosl H
Mary A Ross
Charles D
Annetta M. Sidney
Ananias
Margaret Brooke
Robert
Alice Hoban
Harris M. Young
Sibler Hospital
Thomas B. Pumphrey
10Th St
Maud Evelyn Shreve
Quincy St Nw
John F. Gates
Lacy Goods
H Stone
Alice ‘V. Pulaski
29Th St
Wee
Sadie Kimmel
Georgia Cusick
Children’s
Delia K. ‘Kendiz
Irving St. Aw
Manty Reed
Wash
Asyly Jennis Amith
Govt
Heapt
James W. Felder
Balloon Sails 1200 Miles In International Race
In an aero race from Berlin to St Louis Col Theodore Schaeck piloting the Helvetia landed at Ville Marie Quebec about 1100 miles from St Louis while three other balloons are believed to have landed in Canada possibly in lakes. The Germania was spotted near Haileybury Ontario then vanished into northern Quebec forests as searches continue for missing craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Theodore Schaeck
Ville Marie
Quebec
Aero Club of
Canada
Azurea
Lieut
Messner
Dusseldorf II
Hans Gericke
Great Lakes
America
Helvetia
Dusseldorf III
Poge
Masing
North Bay
Alfred Leblanc
Isle de France
St. Louw
Berlin
Col. Schasck
Haileybury
Ontario
Leake Temigkaming
South Lorraine
Tyrrell
Germania
Sliver Lake
Nine Hurt in Trolley Crash at Ashtabula Curve
Nine persons were injured when an eastbound Cleveland Painesville and Ashtabula electric baggage car collided with a westbound ally car on a curve tonight. Seriously injured were Mrs. E Reed of Andover Miss Lena Peterson of Saybrook and Mr. W J Snodgrass of Ashtabula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Ohio
Cleveland, Painesville and
E. Reed
Andover
Lena Peterson
Saybrook
W. J. Snodgrass
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T. R
Chairman
Prentice
Clarence Whitmen
West Thirtyninth Street
Irman
Gotham
Whitman
Tammany Hall
Bob Rein Toth
Edward Green
Deuusshter
Mary
Hudson, N. Y
Flnfral
H Street
Phona Eade
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST
Modern Chapel
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A
Frank A Spaare Mar Phones Main 4280 and 4281 Geo. P. Zarhorst
East Capitol St
J. William Lee
Moarn
Pennslvania
John R. Wright
M. J. Falvegas
Sta. N
To-Kalon
To-Kalon Wine CO
F St. N. W
Collector Loeb
Otto T. Bernard
Lloyd C. Griscom
St. Paul
Vireniti
Department of Justice
Foss Assails Lodge
Cockran
Mr. Roosevelt
We Were
United States Supremes Court
Julius Jackson
Murphy
Bay State Limited
United States Senate
Builer Ames
Wil
New Hampshire
Robert Bass
State Supreme Court
Charles Frederick Wright
Louisiane
SLOOP
Gulf—Traina
Ft. Myers
Long Key Fla
Dallas
Florida
Tulsa
Fort Arthur
Norfolk
Treasury Department
Famacraw
Philippines
Mohonk Theme
Walt
Outerside Armory
Towa
Lone Star State
Hood’s
Thomas J. Eckert
Health Office Record
Lake
R. Harris & CO. Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
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