Roosevelt Victory Shifts Maine GOP Power Structure
Maine delegates pledged to Roosevelt won decisive district votes and swept the state committee, signaling an end to the old Taft faction. Colonel Hale leads Roosevelt forces and asks for unity as the party confronts a possible Chicago convention split. Roosevelt gains momentum in Illinois as Taft struggles to mobilize support.
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Canada
Aroostook
Roosevelt
Illinois
Old Guard
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Portland
Republican Party
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Franklin
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Bangor
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Millbridge
Maine
Colonel Roosevelt
Chicago
Paige
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United States
William P. Dillingham
Senator Page
Beetween
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Brattleboro
Henry L. Ballou
Chester
Estey
Gaby Deslys Hair Care Claim Promotes Clean Scalp
Theater goers in New York admired Gaby Deslys and her hair praised for shine. The article credits a clean scalp as essential to beauty and warns against soap shampoos, recommending a canthrax solution for immaculate cleansing and lustrous hair.
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Gaby Deslys
New York
Race for delegates tallies across states and candidates
Report shows delegate counts by party and state with totals and thresholds. It lists hoped allocations for Clark Harmon and Wilson, noting Maine Missouri Kansas Wisconsin Oklahoma and Wisconsin figures, with returns not all in.
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Clark
Illinois - Maine
Missouri
Kansas
Wisconsin
Wilson
Oklahoma
Maine
Roosevelt Arrives for Eight Speech Tour in New England
Colonel Roosevelt will deliver eight speeches on a rapid New England swing. He will speak in Springfield Friday night Nashua Saturday Concord Saturday afternoon Manchester Friday night and Lowell near midnight before leaving Boston for New York at 1 am Sunday.
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Roosevelt
New England
Springfield
Nashua
Concord
Manchester
Lowell
Boston
New York
Garfield to Speak at Harvard Today
James R. Garfield former Secretary of the Interior will address the Harvard Union living rooms at 8 this afternoon in support of Colonel Roosevelt for the presidency. The Harvard Roosevelt Club expects a large crowd and may move overflow to the Trophy room.
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Garfield
Harvard
James R. Garfield
Interior
Harvard Union
Colonel Roosevelt
Harvard Roosevelt Club
Ballot Law Commission OKs Individual Delegates in Primary
The Ballot Law Commission ruled that preferential primary ballots require voting for delegates individually, not by a single cross mark. The decision was debated throughout the day during the commission hearing.
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Ballot Law Commission
Vermont Taft Delegates Lead After Turbulent Convention
Vermont Republicans nominating four Taft delegates at large amid a heated convention. Roosevelt forces backed Estey for second and Mead for fourth while endorsing Taft leadership overall. Delegates pledged to Taft to seek renomination with little opposition from the Roosevelt camp.
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Vermont
Taft
Kentucky State Convention Adjourns To Report
Louisville April report delayed as the Kentucky state convention adjourns until 10 o clock to allow the committee to prepare its findings. Roosevelt faction led by Justice F. C. O'Rear presents testimony while the temporary organization remains intact. Bradley, Taft supporter, named chairman amid orderly proceedings.
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Louisville
Publican
Roosevelt Forces of Justice
Se Bradley
Taft
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Cleanse for Liver and Bowels
An 19th or early 20th century style advertisement asserts that headaches biliousness and indigestion stem from a torpid liver and sluggish bowels. It promotes teaspoonfuls of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as safe laxatives made from figs senna and aromatics and warns against imitations. It cites the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California Fig Syrup Company
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