Insurgent Senators to Hold a Conference
Washington June 25 Progressiv e Republican senators will meet after the Democratic convention to discuss the third party movement from Chicago. Senators Clapp Bourne and Cumming talked today as Bristow Kenyon and Poin tdexter are away. If Baltimore shapes the Democratic party there may be a formal meeting when they return. Cummins and Clapp expect to issue positions later. Each man must decide for himself is the shared sentiment among progressives in the senate.
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Roosevelt Party in Massachusetts Seeks New Party Backing
In Boston on June 25 delegates from Massachusetts to the Republican national convention plan a meeting for the next Saturday to discuss forming a new party backing Theodore Roosevelt. About half of the eighteen Roosevelt delegates favor immediate formation, while the rest want more time. Roosevelt electors would need petitioned ballot access in November under state law.
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Republican Leaders at White House Talk Taft Nomination
Washington June 25 Many leaders who helped President Taft's nomination at Chicago visit the White House to extend congratulations Representative McKinley of the Taft bureau recalls the final ballots Saturday night and dictated a denial of sever conditions, roosevelt speculation lingers.
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Parker Delivers Speech at Democratic Convention
The scene opened with crowd control and a prayer service as Judge Parker spoke amid interruptions. He urged unity, praised Bryan, and urged support for Bryan for chairman, while addressing tariff questions and party reforms with a lively, period tone.
Camera Men Duped by Baltimore Girl in Lobby Prank
A Baltimore hotel lobby scene ends with photographers chasing a young woman who wittily declares she is not Miss Sullivan but a Baltimore girl. Ten photographers pressed for a picture as she posed briefly outside Belvedere Hotel.
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Suffragettes Plan Baltimore Parade Honors Votes
One thousand suffrage advocates are expected to join a Baltimore parade Thursday night led by Mrs Donald R Hooker. Floats from Washington Idaho Utah Wyoming and Colorado will illustrate the triumph of American suffragists to date.
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Michigan Governor Backs Roosevelt in Baltimore Telegram
Lansing June 25 Governor Charles S Osborn sends telegram and letter to Colonel Roosevelt praising his stance on a third party He would back Roosevelt if the Baltimore convention nominates a reactionary and would accept his leadership in any direction the party chooses and if a progressive nomination arises he is not sure Roosevelt should run
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Supreme Court of Georgia Terms Ends with Argued
The supreme court of Georgia heard and submitted several cases from various counties. Armour Fortilizer Works v Bond from Franklin and Nashville Railroad Company v Martha Mazey from Oglethorpe, plus Southern Railway Company v Dinkins Idaon Hardware from Geipaett and Martin Institute v C W a from Jackson, and B A Hall v H M Duke from Jackson.
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Virginia Elector Out for Roosevelt
Norfolk Va June 25 R T Thorp nominated for Republican presidential elector at large from Virginia telegraphed Theodore Roosevelt that he is ready to join Roosevelt's independent party and aid to disenthrall the south from the incubus of a name. He says the term Republican party has held back the social youth for the democrats.
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Republican Party
Master Edgar Spurlock Dies in Atlanta Rail Travel
Edgar Spurlock the son of Mr and Mrs J E Spurlock of 49 East Georgia avenue died Tuesday at 1 30 pm The cortege will travel to Hagensville Ga via Atlanta and West Point railroad. funeral at 2 pm at Mrs L B Owens residence and interment on the family lot Also notice of Effie May Duke funeral at 3 pm from 7 Cat Street Capitol View with interment at West View Pallbearers meet at Harry G Poole's at 2 pm.
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In Memory of Andrew B Barry A Bright Young Man Passes Away
A neighbor recalls Andrew B Barry born and raised in the city. He lived with exemplary Christian character and kindness in youth and business life. Messages from associates praise his duty, faithfulness, and gentle manner as he moves beyond to a brighter world.
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