Telegraphic News Flashes From New York to West Virginia
The New York State Convention will nominate two Court of Appeals judges and set a platform. Roosevelt criticism and Barnes’s stance shape the judiciary debate. Intercollegiate football rules committee meets to interpret upcoming season. Eastern coaches and managers attend. Wilson pushes West Virginia pair. New Jersey primaries set state committee under a new act. Farmers National Congress gathers 5000 delegates to plan farm policy battles nationwide. A quip notes many women forget proposals when they initiate them.
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New York
Court of Appeals
Col
Onel Roosevelt
William Barnes
Progressives of New Jersey organize state committee
The Progressives of New Jersey, after qualifying as a legal party by polling over ten percent for Assembly last year, begin reorganization at primaries. The move targets the Republican and Democratic parties and reshapes the state committee, historically a top party post.
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Trenton
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New Jersey
Assembly
Stat
Sai
Honorary physician appointed to Queen Victoria
A Bryan Texas note reports Professor Wilson was named honorary physician to Queen Victoria. The same column notes student wit at Glenview Dairy Farm and a weather forecast for Texas and Oklahoma with unsettled showers and colder spells.
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Wilson
Queen Victoria
Queen Trimee
Bryan
Tex
West Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
John Daly JR
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