Taft Delegates Face Contests Across Southern States
Taft delegates from southern states totaling 41 are placed in the contested column as managers publish estimates. Dixon accuses Democrats of illegal conventions and vows to present proof to the national committee. Contests planned in northern districts to guard fair decisions, while southern pickets face challenges from Roosevelt supporters.
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Dixon
Coloel Roosevelt
Wilhiam
McKin
Taft
Roosevelt
Mets
Trown
Cummins
National Committee
McKinley
Georgia
Virginia
Missouri
Oklahoma
Alabama
District of Columbia
Florida
South Carolina
Tennessee
Louisiana
New Orleans
Birmingham
Ala
Ninth Congressional District
John McEnery
James Sloane
J. R. Carter
Sacred concert tonight at Atlanta Baptist College
Two sacred concerts are scheduled at Atlanta Baptist College on Sunday evening at seven o'clock under the direction of Professor Kemper Harreld violinist and music instructor. There is no admission fee. All friends of the college are invited to attend.
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Atlanta Baptist College
Kemper Harreld
the College
New Stomach A Trial Package Free
A damaged ad describes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and related stomach distress. It claims many sufferers find relief after using the product and mentions availability from druggists at 50 cents a box in Marshall Moon.
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Stuart
Stuart Blin
Marshall
Moon
ASF Druggists
Cil
Stuarte
Underwood Campaign Gains Steam in Atlanta
Enthusiasm for Representative Underwood grows daily at the Aragon Hotel in Atlanta with National Secretary Thomas M. Owen planning a visit. Hutchens reports broad endorsements across Georgia, noting strong support from middle Georgia and Forsyth letter writers praising Underwood’s tariff reforms and leadership in Ways and Means.
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Underwood
the Aragon
R. Hutchens
Thomas M. Owen
Underwood Campaign
Atlanta
Hutchens
Owen
G. R. Hutchens
Aragon Hotel
Montgomery
Atlanta Union Station
Underwood National Headquarters
Forsyth
Democratic House
Ways and Means
United States
RR. J. Spiller
North
Georgia
Alabama
Aemocratic
Congress
Middle Georgia
J. T. Jolly
Joseph Jolly
Butts
Wilson
New ‘Jersey
Roosevelt
Bryan Addresses Wisconsin Democrats On Progressive Theme
W. J. Bryan spoke to a Wisconsin Democratic audience about progressive reforms. He claimed Roosevelt’s 1912 candidacy announcement publically indicts Taft’s administration and praised reform gains while arguing the president’s successes were not due to the chief executive.
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Wisconsin
iMr. Bryan
Tait
Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt reports no decision on convention speeches
Oyster Bay New York March 16 Col Roosevelt after meeting with political lieutenants says he hopes not to discuss politics before Tuesday when he returns to New York He will not reveal the conference results He notes Dixon is commander in chief of Roosevelt forces and denies talk of Dixon being superseded He says opponents claim delegates they will not get and cites leaders from New York Chicago and Washington plus others.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
New York
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Col. Roosevelt
Dixon
Ormby McHarg
South
Washington
Chicago
Col
Colavelt
Alexander ~Revell
Roosevelt National Committee
Chas. H. Duell
New York City
Walter Brown
Ohio Republican State Central Committee
Gov. Glasscock
West Virginia
Oalier
Mississippi enacts land tax and income tax measures
Jackson March 6 The Mississippi legislature adjourned sine die after two months of strife and retrenchment effort. A land tax of 20 cents an acre on holdings over 6000 acres was approved and a graduated income tax on earnings above 2500 was signed by Governor Brewer. About 7 million dollars was appropriated, slightly under estimates, amid political controversy between Vandaman supporters and Le Roy Percy followers.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Brewer J
Brewer Xt i
Protone hailed as miracle weight builder and nerve tonic
A well known gentleman extols Protone for dramatic weight gain and nerve strength, calling its effects miraculous. He notes the revolution in his condition and his loss of doubt. The statement reflects broad optimism about the treatment.
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George
Gains in 30 Days Transformation Story
A reader recounts rapid weight gain after using a supplement promoted as a quick fix. The narrative traces years of thinness, trial of Prota, and a noticeable 30 pound increase in 30 days. The account emphasizes improved strength and life energy after the regimen.
Rules for flirtation and conduct in the theatre era
A fragmented listing of admonitions about flirtation and social conduct. It warns never to flirt with a married man or a single man with means, to beware of stenographers and dictagraphs, and to avoid police or transportation workers. It also mentions married men wearing binders and special dispensations for married women revealing their wedding rings.
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Pes Courtas
Jexs
Swherewithal
Cates
Sneumonu
Crawford Woman Cowers in Court
New Orleans March 16. Dr A L Metz state chemist testified in Annie Crawford's trial for the death of her sister Elise Crawford last September. He found 4% grains of crystallized morphine in Elise's body, a level he said no known case has exceeded in medical literature. Crawford claimed she gave three half grain tablets by mistake while intending capsules with calomel and soda. The jury recessed as defense prepared to cross examine.
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New Orleans
A. L. Metz
Annie Crawford
Elise Crawford
Metz
Else
Nervoun
St. Clair
Adams
Misa Crawford
Elise
Ydoster
Mets
Bryan accuses Roosevelt of steel trust ties in speech
In a public address, Mr. Bryan claimed Roosevelt faced more trusts after leaving office and charged him with being backed by money power. He urged a chance to fight openly for a strong progressive Democrat and criticized Roosevelt for honors won with steel trust support.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Steel Trust
Mr. Bryan
Money Power
Mills of South Are Defended in Congress
Washington March 18 Representative Stedman of North Carolina called a Commerce and Labor Department report criticizing southern cotton mills absolutely untrue. He argued mill workers were not poorly paid or deprived of education and religion and could feed themselves. Georgia members Bartlett Tribble and Adamson backed his protest.
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Washington
Stedman
North Carolina
Department of Commerce and Labor
South
Bartlett
Tribble
Adamson
Georgia
Neal
Washington Building
American Planets
Well Received by Guatemala People at Knox Visit
In Guatemala City on March 16 official functions tied to Secretary Knox's visit concluded with a government palace dinner. President Cabrera toasted to President Taft and the United States. The Guatemalan leadership praised Knox and the ongoing American economic relations and policy toward Latin America.
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Guatemala
Guatemala City
Knox
Cabrera
Taft
Knox Martinox
Panic in Pekin as Yuan struggles to rally north
Reports from Pekin describe a panicky capital with rumors of Mongol and Manchu attacks. Yuan Shikai cannot muster enough loyal troops, shops are few, and streets are nearly empty as money moves and garrison payments are arranged amid foreign banker support.
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Pekin
Yuan Shu Kai
Yuan
Qiangte
Taoting
Tien Tsin
Four Powers
Bankerga
Chinese Finance Board
Nanking
Free Women Free Women Home Remedy Offer
Advertisement promises a free 50 cent package of a home remedy for various female health complaints including headaches pains back and abdomen, nervousness and fatigue. It urges readers to mail a coupon and receive a 30 cent box free of charge.
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Stewart
Oscar
Cmder
Taft’s
Jackson Rifles
F. L. Palmer
Mitchell
United States Army
C& Beb
Muldowney
Macon
Charles B. Muldowney
Georgia Southern
Tifton
Macon Hospital
Theodore Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
United States Steel Corporation
Protone
Une
Ag Jond
Crawford
Sister
China
Giuseppe
Baratiz
Nis
Company
Kokomo
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