Roosevelt hints at return to public life and fight against bosses
Freeport Sept 8 roosevelt warned that any aid for him to obtain office would be at the givers peril and not with favor. He urged support only from those not corrupt while addressing railway union locals for the Home for Ages. The rally in Highland Park drew a large crowd. a fence collapse and stampede interrupted his remarks before police restored order.
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Taft labeled progressive at Roosevelt banquet report
The article records calls labeling Taft as progressive at a Roosevelt banquet with Rep Nicholas Longworth and Townsend figures present. It notes debate on insurgents and tariff revision amid Republican tensions and mentions Chicago travel, election signals, and party strength in certain regions.
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CIRL RIDES 350 MILES ON ARIZONA TRAILS
Washington dispatch reports Miss Oliver daughter of General Oliver completed a grueling four week trip riding 350 miles through rugged Indian trails in Arizona and New Mexico. She joined her father Secretary ordnance on an inspection tour with Mrs Klarherk Wardath noted as a tireless rider and Miss Smirnoft as Wardath’s niece.
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Movements of Ocean Steamers and Arriving Vessels
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures from New York Boston Philadelphia and European ports. Vessels such as Lucie Haverford Nieuw Amsterdam Napla Carpathia Queenstown Adriatic Columbia and others are noted with origin ports and docking times for the coming weekend including ships from Liverpool Havre and Hull.
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Roosevelt Declares Return to State Fight Against Bosses
Theodore Roosevelt tells Freeport he will return to his state to battle the bosses and seeks support from all who wish to aid the fight. He doubts public life may resume for him, warning that support from corrupt backers would not be applauded and asserting accountability for his work.
Hearst calls on T. R. would strike both parties
Hearst in New York American urges Theodore Roosevelt to return home and press a distinct public service. He argues for prosecuting abuses by corporations and party bosses, praises independents, and vows to mobilize 150000 Independents if bosses defect to Democrats.
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Warle attack on Roosevelt tied to Knight case history
George H Warle of Philadelphia, financier in the Philadelphia Sugar Refining Company receivership, writes in the New York World series accusing Theodore Roosevelt of hypocrisy and defending his own prosecutions. He claims Roosevelt demanded no aid from officials and that the Knight case reflects Roosevelt's own offenses and neglect of duty.
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Battenburg Cup Retained In Hampton Roads Race
The Georgia crew won the six mile cutters race against Louisiana in Hampton Roads, keeping the Battenburg Cup aboard the battleship. Spectators praised the Georgia as the Louisiana crew faced heavy losses, with reports of more than $30,000 changing hands among fleet participants.
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Bank robber linked to Peillaro massacre case
The investigation into the September 5 murder of Giuseppi Rovolino, his wife, and six children in Pellaro uncovers that while in the United States he participated in a bank robbery, named accomplices, was jailed, became a witness, then fled to Canada and Italy. Also Naples police arrest Dr Benedetto de Angelis and his wife for swindling Neapolitan merchants after prior fraud in New York.
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Giant Musky Drowns Milwaukee Fisherman in Wisconsin Lake
Special to The Washington Post reports Howard Kennedy of Milwaukee was pulled into Lorine Lake by a massive musky weighing over 61 pounds and nearly 12 feet long. His wife, Lorine Kennedy, fired shots at the fish with a deer rifle, striking a vital spot as the battle ended with the fish captured at the Dara Fishing Club camp area between Minocqua and Rhinelander.
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Arrest in double tragedy shocks New York
William C. Carter, a negro butler, was arrested on suspicion of fatally beating and shooting Margaret Meehan, housekeeper for Dr. Mott Cannon, and William Henan, the Hindu butler. The killings occurred at 131 West 122d Street, with bodies found May 9. Carter had worked for Dr. Reuben Cronson nearby.
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Bond Issue for Exposition Passes in Sacramento
California legislature, convened in special session by Gov Gillott, approved two state constitutional amendments enabling a $10,000,000 bond issue for the 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco and adjourned.
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Keene Shows Steady Recovery After Medical Consultation
Lexington report notes Keene is doing well and in satisfactory condition. Drs Scott Clark and Barrows held a morning consultation and stated the prognosis as good as could be expected.
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Lorimer Bears Calm After Roosevelt Banquet Rift
Illinois senator and bank president William Lorimer faced questions as Col. Roosevelt declined to attend a Hamilton Club banquet. Lorimer, unfazed, refused to comment and said he would determine if he had a ticket. The Hamilton Club delegation proceeded without him after learning he would not attend.
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Browne Jury Locked Up After Deliberations
Chicago court adjourned at nine until ten tomorrow as the Browne bribery jury deliberated three hours tonight. Jurors were locked in for the night with any verdict deferred until the morning to ensure court security and orderly proceedings.
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Roosevelt Declines Hamilton Club Banquet Offer
Roosevelt refuses to attend the Hamilton Club banquet with Senator Lorcher, replying to William R Hearst that he will return to New York to fight political bosses. He hints at possible future office and pledges renewed war on graft and corruption, denouncing bribery in Illinois.
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May know London victim identified as naval constructor
A London cable reported Commander Edward J. Simpson sought to identify a memory loss patient at St George's Infirmary. The man appeared familiar with warship routines, hinting at Naval Academy staff links, and may be John C. Sweeney Jr., a Parly Tennessee native who vanished four months ago on the Pacific coast.
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Roosevelt Denounces Illinois Politics at Hamilton Club
Theodore Roosevelt spoke to about 1200 Illinois citizens at the Hamilton Club banquet in Chicago. He urged direct action against graft tied to the Browne-Lorimer bribery case and urged readers of confessions and state attorney reports as proof that honesty in government must be defended.
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Roosevelt Defends Integrity Amid Political Attacks
In a sharp address, Theodore Roosevelt denounces corruption among powerful businessmen and public figures while pledging to fight thieves from any party. He refuses to let party loyalty override national welfare and departs with his delegation for Cincinnati after a crowded reception.
War on Sorority Sparks Logansport Initiation Stand
Miss Catharine Crismond suffered a severe eye injury during a Delta Theta Tau initiation. Blindfolded and bound for a streetcar ride, she fell and a stick entered her eye socket. Her father denounces the act as officials vow action to break up the sorority amid strong local feeling.
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Heiress Held as Vagrant in Pittsburg Bust
A dispatch to the New York American reports Mrs. Elizabeth Mason, 44, heiress to a $250,000 fortune, was arrested as a vagrant in Pittsburgh. She had supported herself by odd jobs and household work while awaiting settlement of the estate. Her sister Edith Chisholm of Cleveland alerted Inspector Gray to locate her. The last known work was at John Sheran’s home, with she having been unemployed for weeks.
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Quick Wit Saves Train on Sierra Grade
A Southern Pacific eastbound passenger train near Summit station in the Sierra foothills avoided disaster as emergency brakes failed. The engineer, after seeing a freight train split on the grade, reversed his engine and collided with the derailed cars, derailing the freight and wrecking the track but with no injuries among the 200 passengers aboard.
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Virginia Obituary Notices From Charlottesville
Charlottesville obituary reports Mrs Garland aged 87 dies leaving four children. The deceased include W H Garland J M Garland and Misses A V and M E Garland of Charlottesville. Also Carl Crobarger 23 dies of typhoid fever inBemont county employed by Lane Brothers. Dr I J Hawkes local physician dies after long illness survived by wife and several children. Post Want Ads Are Free.
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