Williams clarifies stance on Guild support
George Fred Williams rejects the impression he would back Governor Guild if Whitney is nominated by the Democratic convention. Asked by a Post man whether he would support Guild in that scenario he stated he did not say so and there is nothing in his words indicating such support.
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Williams Opposes Whitney as Massachusetts Politics Erupts
In Massachusetts the Independence League splits over Whitney with Senator Williams vowing to oppose Whitney and possibly aid Guild. Macfarland, Williams ally, works to organize the league while Whitney supporters fear a Hearst drift. The row traces to pastDemocratic convention clashes with Bryan, Hearst and party factions.
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Governor Johnson Denies Presidential Candidacy
In St Paul on September 12 Governor John A. Johnson declared he is not a presidential candidate and does not intend to become one. He spoke to a group of prominent Nebraskans visiting the capital.
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Taft Sails for the Orient on Minnesota
William H. Taft sailed from Seattle at 1 o'clock aboard the steamship Minnesota. The secretary appeared in good spirits as he began the voyage toward the Orient.
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Wash
William H. Taft
Minnesota
Prince August Near Death In Carlsbad
Prince August of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha lies unconscious for many hours in Carlsbad with small hopes for recovery, as reports say his condition is grave and uncertain.
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Mrs Aurel Batonyii Moves Carriages to Elmecourt Stables
Mrs Aurel Batonyii has moved several of her carriages to Elmecourt stables, the villa of her father Frank Work, which she occupied each season prior to her marriage in Newport Rhode Island on September 12.
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Foxboro State Hospital Faces Trustee Reforms
The incoming Foxboro State Hospital board, appointed by Governor Guild, prepares to review management and policy. Reports say Superintendent Woodbury and senior staff may resign to allow reorganization while nine percent are alcoholics and 185 are insane.
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Railroad Worker Dies Suspected Cholera Case in Silesia
A railroad worker at Koenighuette in Silesia died under circumstances prompting authorities to suspect cholera, signaling a potential outbreak investigation.
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