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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1908

Page

2

Shaw the Iowa Politician as Treasury Candidate

The piece casts former Secretary of the Treasury Shaw as a top Republican prospect for the presidency among nine contenders. It notes his Iowa roots Denison stories and humor while weighing how his fit with national office remains debated.

James A. Edgerton Obody Treasury Shaw Leslie Taft Hughes Cortelyou Foraker Keex Fairbanks Cannon la Follette Cummins Senate Roosevelt Bryan Peeriess Joe Ganeon Platte Carnegie Trust Company

The Best Woman In the World Des Moines To

A humorous exchange about a love letter in a domestic context. The piece recalls Leslie Mortier Shaw born in Vermont sixty years ago, his rise from humble work to governor and secretary, and notes on his political stance as an organization politician preferred to reformers.

Knickerbocker Trust Company New York National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City United States Mortgage and Trust Company Windsor and Empire Trust Companies Shaw Des Moines Russell Sage Yellowstone Mrs. Shaw Mount Vernon Iowa College of Law Denison Alice Crawshaw Clinton County Methodist Church Fite Bee Shew Willon J. Bryan Iowa Trust Cssecie Trust Company of Carnegie Trust

Secret midnight journey of Lincoln to Washington

Colonel Alexander K. McClure recalls being the sole surviving observer of Lincoln's 1861 Baltimore exit. The plan shifted from Baltimore reception to Philadelphia by special train, with Pinkerton and Kenney coordinating tickets and a secret cipher message signaling Lincoln's arrival in Washington.

Washington 1861 Mough Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Alexander K. McClure Philadelphia Pennsylvania Harrisburg Colonel McClure Curtin Lving Henry S. Kenney Mr. Kenney Allan Pinkerton Great Detective Agency Frederick Seward President Felton Wilmington Baltimore Ward Jill Lamon Scott Army McClure Pinkerton Springfield Lll West Philadelphia Kenney Lamon Felton Elect Baltimore and Washington United States Westage

Schumann-Heink Returns to Opera Stage at Manhattan

The renowned German contralto Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink returns to the operatic stage at the Manhattan Opera House as Azucena in Il Trovatore. She recalls singing the role 2300 times in Germany and notes her eight children, two of whom, Henry and Hans, will pursue opera. She also discusses family, marriage to William Rapp, and a Chicago tea encounter with Mme Palmer.

Mme Schumann-Heink New York Manhattan Opera House Ernestine Schumann-Heink Azucena Germany Carmen Erda Henry Hans Chicago William Rapp Honore Palmer Mme. Schumann Heink

Manuel II becomes Portugal's young king amid crisis

The Portuguese throne passes to Manuel II at eighteen after the assassination of King Carlos and Crown Prince Luis. Born in Lisbon in 1889, Manuel is tutored privately, joined the navy at fifteen, and favors his mother Queen Amelie. The report notes Lisbon’s hills, Moors heritage, and royal embalming customs, and mentions American diplomat Charles Page Bryan delivering condolences.

Portugal Manuel IL Carlos Luis Manuel Maria Philippe Carlos Amalia Luis Miguel Gonzagua Xavier Francisco d'Assisi Eugenio Due de Beja Amelie Lisbon Navy Charles Page Bryan Bryan Francisco Loomis Brazil South American United States Minister Bryan Chicago University of Virginia Columbia Law School Colorado and Ilinois Tagus Ajuda Palace Cintra Alfonso L Lisbom

Tories Told 1.1 Congress and Boston Republicans

An odd coinci­dence links two Massachusetts Democrats Andrew J. Peters and Joseph Francis O’Connell, both born in Boston in 72, both bachelors, both Harvard Law graduates. The piece also notes Peters’ Harvard BA and LLB, plus prior service in Massachusetts politics and militia. It recounts anecdotes about Representative Hughes’ daughter and a naming mispronunciation incident involving Curtis Guild Jr. and Senator McCumber during Roosevelt-era tours.

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