Republican Leaders Brace for Hard Campaign After Vermont Result
Special to The Washington Post details a sober Republican reaction to recent elections. Leaders fear a tough general election as progressives reshape plans, with Vermont margins and New York graft investigations feeding Democratic optimism. Roosevelt’s indorsement of La Follette signals a shift in campaign alignments and strategy.
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Earle to Europe to seek forgiveness from first wife
The eccentric artist known for Affinity repeats will journey to Paris under an assumed name to win back his first wife Emily Fischbacher, with ally Alexander Harvey claiming radical English writers swayed him from rectitude. If rebuffed, he may search Europe for another mate while claiming reform.
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Dick and colonel weigh in on Republican split
Ohio readers wonder if the colonel who backed La Follette will voice support for Senator Charles Dick. If Dick can’t secure a public declaration, the colonel’s prestige may wane amid intra party maneuvering before the plebiscite’s binding question. Fred Starek reports.
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Young Millionaire Charged After Bronx Auto Death
New York sept 7 a coroner jury found Edward T Rosenheimer guilty of criminal negligence for his motor car killing Grace Hough a 19 year old Bronx police officer's daughter in the early hours of August 1. It was charged that Rosenheimer sped the car and fled the scene.
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Edward T Rosenheimer
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Sibley Indicted in Warren County Conspiracy Case
A special grand jury returned true bills charging Joseph Sibley and four co defendants with conspiracy to bribe debauch and corrupt voters in Warren county tied to his June Republican Congressional nomination. Also named are Frank H Taylor George B Munn David M Howard and Co D Crandall. Sibley is ill at home in Franklin.
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Joseph Sibley
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Frank H Taylor
George B Munn
David M Howard
Co D Crandall
Fear for Children Mother Hopes for Sucor in Hospital
Mrs Margaret Cook, 26, suffering pellagra, was refused admission to two Washington hospitals. Her husband Richard and three children Bennie 5, May 6, and baby Richard 5 months endure precarious care at a cousin’s home in Florida Avenue as doctors negotiate her admission. Mrs Cook fears the disease will pass to her youngsters. a Board of Charities doctor seeks a local hospital bed while she resists Virginia institutions.
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Richard Lee
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Family separated as husband seeks work in district
Mrs Cook pleads for her three children as she faces long separation. The Codks left the district for Virginia a year ago, a move that failed. Mr Cook, now hospitalized, hopes to find work while Dr Allen tries to place the children with the children's guardian board. Mrs Cook says she feels at home here and improves since arriving last Monday.
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Morse Put In Solitary For Refusing Source of Funds
Warden W HL Moyer of Atlanta Federal Prison described Morse’s two day solitary confinement after he refused to disclose the money source. The payment came from Morse’s wife and former partner W P Reid, totaling 41 dollars. The warden denied reports of dungeon confinement or bread and water.
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Atlanta
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Charles W. Morse
New York
Washington
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Moyer
W P Reid
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Message from dead man promises later to prove individuality
Boston reports a seance at Harwichport led by M S Ayer with a medium claiming to channel the late Harvard psychologist Prof. William James. James supposedly spoke of peace and learning, promising a future message to demonstrate his individuality once he adapts to the spirit world. Several noted spiritualists were said to attend.
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William Jampe
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Ayer
Harwichport
James
Azer
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Man Arrested After Attempting to Burn Brother's Body
Eminence New York William Pindar interrupted by neighbors while trying to burn his brother s body found in a sack carried across a field to a wood pile near the house. Pindar prepared a funeral pyre and set the sack aflame until neighbors, smelling burning flesh, persuaded him to stop. The badly charred body was recovered and Pindar was arrested and held for exam in sanity.
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East River Tunnel Opens to Link Manhattan and Long Island
Special to The Washington Post New York Sept 7 The first through Pennsylvania Railroad train from Seventh Avenue to Hempstead Jamaica marks eight years of work on the tunnel project It shortens travel time to Long Island towns and will bring newspapers earlier to Long Island residents with a morning tram following at 3 41 a m The event signals a new era of commuter service and closer ties between Manhattan and Long Island communities
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Long Island
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Ayépué
Thirty-fourth Street
Hempstead
Jamaica
Hollis
Queene
Mineola
Garden City
Oyster
Papal Legate Faints at Montreal Reception
Cardinal Vannutelli, elderly papal legate to the eucharistic congress, fainted at a Windsor Hotel reception in Montreal before an audience of about 4,000. He recovered briefly but was urged to rest. later he spoke at a city prison and the provincial government function, paying tribute to Canada’s non Catholics.
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Pope Pius X
Windsor Hotel
Charles Murphy
Guerin
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Canada
Banker Warns Trade Slows Under Crazy Demagogy
Bedford Springs Pa September area speech by Fred B Farnsworth secretary of the American Bankers Association decries labor and capital being bound by unjust laws. He says politicians and demagogues throttle enterprise and drive brains and capital to seek Russia and China, leaving labor idle.
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American Bankers’ Association
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Beef Barons to Be Indicted in Antitrust Case
Chicago reports that at least twelve so-called beef barons will be indicted by a Federal grand jury within two days. They face Sherman antitrust charges for organizing a restraint of trade. The National Packing Company, a 15 million dollar firm, is named as the principal target, with many officers linked to other stockyard interests. The probe follows Taft’s Chicago departure.
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Auto Crushes Weymouth Companions on Hill Collapse
A car carrying two companions rolled over on a steep descent near Weymouth, damage heavy and both occupants possibly fatally hurt. Police and emergency crews responded as investigators examine the wreckage and road conditions for clues to the crash.
WIVES IN FATAL DUEL AT BINGHAM ME
Former Representative George Warren Weymouth of Fairhaven Mass dies pinned under touring car wreck near Bingham Maine. Three companions, Perley R. Glasa and F A Dinsmore of Boston and Campbell Mo, are fatally injured in the crash outcome. The article also notes a separate firearm incident involving Clarence Stanley and his wife surrounding a fire and a pistol duel with an uncle, plus Weymouth’s political and business roles.
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Caruthersville
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America Shoe
Grafton
Seizure of Charles Arey Co Store Ties to Capital Supply Case
Revenue agents seized the Charles Arey Company store at 480 Pennsylvania Avenue NW after a long inquiry into the Capital Supply Company. Capt Wheeler indicated possible arrests. Arey denied any arrest. Baltimore agents and Asheville men led the distillery seizure last month and ongoing seizures are anticipated as books show extensive wholesale and retail connections. Officials imposed entry bans. deputy marshal Wansor and police guarded the premises. May lead to arrests today with further details forthcoming from Baltimore.
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Republicans Fight and Political Turmoil Hint at New Era
Summary of scattered items shows political unrest and party conflicts including anti Roosevelt claims, graft probes, and elections. Mentions Gifford Pinchetto, M KE Urell death, district marksmen, and a Boston New York aviation fear chorus.
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Gaynor Denies Politics Speak For Him Amid Health Struggles
Mayor Gaynor refused to discuss a report claiming he is a receptive candidate for governor. He states he speaks for himself and no one is authorized to speak for him, says he is ill and seeking recovery, and that he has no interest in politics.
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Man of Destiny Gaynor urged to refuse governor bid
Henry Watterson, Louisville Democrat editor, says Gaynor should decline the governor nomination and stay mayor to become a favorite for president in 1912. He notes the assassination attempt enhances Gaynor's destiny as a future national figure despite lingering doubt about his candidacy.
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Conservation Views at National Congress Highlight Policy Debates
The National Conservation Congress in St Paul draws crowds as leaders like James J. Hill Beveridge and Wilson address key issues. The event features debate on national control, water rights, irrigation, coal mining scale, and preserving resources while balancing state and public interests.
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