Roosevelt Allies Attack Sherman In Fight For State Chair
New York Aug 31 Roosevelt supporters plan to name his candidacy for temporary chair in opposition to Vice President Sherman. Col Griscom condemns the move as deceitful and urges Roosevelt loyalists to stand firm. District Republicans praise Griscom for backing Taft Roosevelt and Hughes and condemn the tactics that led to Roosevelt’s State committee defeat. Representative Bennet of New York meets in Beverly Mass as a potential gubernatorial prospect.
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New York
Friends of
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Sherman
Republican State Committee
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Woodruff
Barnes
Republican Party
State Committee
Vic
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Tat
Karne
United State
Para
Roosevelt
Mr. Sherman
Lioyd C. Griscom
New York County Committee
Old Guard
Taft
Hughes
Twentythird Assembly District
Republican
Col Roosevelt
Beverly
Mass
W S Bennet
Taft hosts Bennet and Wise discuss New York politics
President Taft meets with Mr Bennet and United States attorney Henry Wise at Beverly to discuss the New York situation. Bennet remained noncommittal on his boom while Wise offered no comment on his mission. The sugar trust prosecutions were mentioned amid broader party harmony talks. Dawes also saw Taft. Norton had just returned from Long Island.
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Bennet
Beverly
Henry Arl Wise
United States
New York
Heverly
Mr Bennet
Mr. Wise
New York State
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Norton
St. James
Long Island
No Compromise Barnes Albany editorial on Roosevelt at convention
Special to The Washington Post from Albany August 81 The Evening Journal led by William Barnes jr blasts the Roosevelt bid at the Saratoga convention. It notes the State committee chose Sherman as temporary chairman and warns Roosevelt’s speaking style could unsettle Republicans. The piece urges delegates to oppose his selection if seen as a threat to business and wage earners.
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Albany
N. Y
Today
Evening Journal
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Sherman
Mae
West
Harmon noncommittal as Columbus strikers push for arbitration
Governor Harmon left Columbus without replying to labor leaders demand that the Columbus Railway and Light Company arbitrate with striking employees. Attaches indicated no formal response while Harmon said he sought peace and would continue to work for it. A ten member union committee was named to pursue peace, with power to call a general sympathetic strike if talks fail. The group prepared a strike history to mail to Col. Roosevelt ahead of his September 10 speech on Law and Order.
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Col. Roosevelt
Law and Order
Ex-Glient Attacks Choate in ABA Oust Petition
In Chattanooga and Stockbridge reports, James R Watts alleges that Joseph M Choate faced sensational charges at the American Bar Association meeting, alleging a sold out lawsuit and improper handling of client funds and notes. Choate declines comment until the ABA responds as readings cover the broad accusations.
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New York
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New York City
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Everts, Choate
Choate
Weston Brothers
Treadwell Cleveland
Evarts, Choate & Beaman
Mra
James R. Watts
Pn Sult
Samuel D. Adler
New York Supreme Court
Stockbridge
Mass
Joseph H. Choate
Pa Williams Forms Baseball Team for Street Contest
The narrative follows Pa Williams assembling a homegrown baseball team to challenge Billy Wood of Broadway Theatre. Pa boasts of a silver cup for best local team and rallies college yell spirit, despite Ma’s skeptical input about professional chances. A humorous family scene unfolds with plans, rivalry, and a late return from a game ended in a loss after a tied ninth inning.
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Manhattan
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Frank Chance
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Teemn ix College
St. Louis
Ma & Me
Jenkins
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Davis
Hig Ball Gaim
Bobbie
Nateral
MAY REFORM CHINA POLICY RETURN OF YUAN SHI HAI IMPACT
Washington is briefed on Yuan Shih Kai likely to return to power and push modernization of China policies. Officials meet daily with viceroys Yul Chang Hai Liang and Chang Yen Chuet to discuss reinstatement and reform of regent era policy as official business slows.
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Washington Post
Peking
Yuan Shih Kai
China
Yul Chang
Hai Liang
Chang’ Yen Chuet
Yuan Shih Ka
Cholera Fears Prompt Precautions in New York Port
Health officers tighten checks on arriving steamers from cholera areas and quarantine those with fever or suspicious symptoms. Suspected cases sent to Hoffman Island. ships from at risk ports face detentions and thorough overhauls before docking. In Bari and nearby Italian towns, new cases and deaths rise daily while other cities report no confirmed cholera. A Tokyo quarantine flags Menchu Rie with suspected plague aboard. passengers include Prince Tsai Haun and a naval mission bound for the United States.
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Spandau
New York
Russia
Germany
Italy
Buy Yopa
Hoffment Island
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Shanghai
San Francisco
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Hiseuke
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United States Navy
Edward J Donnelly Weds Connecticut Bride in Moodus
Edward J Donnelly of Brooklyn and Miss Elizabeth Cahill daughter of John J Cahill manager of the Allyn House were married at St Bridget's Church Moodus Conn The ceremony was by Rev William H Rogers with a wedding breakfast at Riverside Inn East Hedham later a reception at Cahill summer home Woodlaken The couple will reside in Brooklyn after a honeymoon with groomsman George Draper and bridesmaid May Cahill Attendants and family noted in Newark Hartford report
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Washington Fort
Hartford
Conn
Elisabeth Louise Cahill
John J. Cahill
Allyn House
St. Bridget’s Church
Moodus
Edward J. Donnelly
Brooklyn
N. Y
Trinity College
Samuel B. Donnelly
Washington
United States
Wiliam H. Rogers
St. Patrick's Church
Riverside Inn
East Hedham
Cahill
Woodlaken
George Draper
New York City
May Cahill
Goshen lads held up stage with sticks for pistols
James Donovan Joseph Goodman and Frank Rosa of Goshen were arrested in Newburgh N Y for an attempted stage robbery on the patriotic trip of young folk yesterday. They used sticks as pistols to threaten the party but fled when a wagon approached. They were jailed for trial on Friday.
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Goshen
James Donovan
Joseph Goodman
Frank Rosa
Military officer transfers and absences recap
AEMY ORDERE. Leaves of absence extended for Lieuts Sabie, N fundeswn, and Capt. Coo ger. Officers transferred within First Cavalry. Maj. Breet to second squadron and Maj. Gaertner to third. Goodrich to Fort Leavenworth to relieve Singles. Singles moved to Fourth Company, Campbell attached to coast artillery. Talley retiring. Medical board appointed in this city for exam of applicants. Artillery corps details for competitive examining board at Fort Monres. Nicholls relieved from Walter Reed Hospital. Medical corps officers listed. Arrivals at bases in North Carolina and Newport. Sailings from various ports for ships and stations including Langheven Bay, New London, Annapolis, and Boston.
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Williamy R. Seaith
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Naval Officers Orders and Assignments Recorded
Lieut T F Caldwell assigned to duty Indiana Heat J C Towns to home and duties to be determined Ensign L P Warren ordered to command Viper Surg J C Pryor to Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Navy Department Washington DC Assistant Naval Constructor EK Land to leave two mates aboard
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Indiana
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Beechwood Bread Helps Constipation Says French Doctor
Dr Ulricl reports adding 10 percent finely ground beechwood to whole wheat bread aids constipation. Bran biscuit is less ideal. beechwood supplies bulk with less irritation and no taste change. Suitable for those who overeat and exercise little.
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September Sale at The House Offers Deep Price Cuts
Every department in the house holds a September sale with strenuous price reductions on carpets rugs oriental rugs mattings lace curtains and upholsteries. Consumers can find best and lowest prices across all home furnishings.
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