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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
7
Roosevelt spoke on campaign issues during a visit as he addressed supporters in New York. He defended his forthcoming policy lineup, rejected withdrawing from the race, and noted nationwide calls urging him to stay in. The gathering included politicians and observers from Delaware to Montana, with supporters urging decisive action.
A chaotic political bulletin outlines a reunion event tied to Green's Brigade with mentions of Colonel Roosevel t, party strategies, and a contested nomination process. The piece references figures such as Frewderqnet, Appleby, Hux, and Davison while detailing factions and plans around the upcoming presidential nomination and a possible party split.
Community notes reveal William Doherty seeks broader authority as general manager of Bt Louis, with Browneritle & Meviow Railway proposing expansion to support future growth and regional projects.
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