Roosevelt Denies Will Not Be Candidate in 1912
Washington reports quote Col Theodore Roosevelt dated June 27 claiming he would not be a candidate for the Republican nomination against President Taft. The letter cited lists individuals at a lunch and reiterates Roosevelt’s stance that he would not seek the nomination, though he would participate in the process as a supporter or opponent to other candidates.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Meyer
War Stinson
Col
Roosevelt
Mr. Tait
Gilford Minehot
Dim Garfield
Mardison
Billy Lovet
Scretary Meyer
Riimson
Alke
Theodore Kooskvelt
Roosevelt in Reply May Not Seek Nomination
Oyster Bay dispatch notes Colonel Roosevelt denying intent to run in 1912 while a Chicago letter to Frank A. Munsey is referenced. The published letter reportedly contains his position, though context and recipient remain unclear. Roosevelt statements emphasize withholding comment without recipient name.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Washington
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank A. Munsey
Washington Democrats End Harmony Drive At County Meeting
A Washington County meeting urged unity within the Democratic Party to heal past rifts and adopt a fair policy. The group resolved to memorialize committee members and sign resolutions, with plans to convene again on March 16 and invite all Democrats to participate.
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Maron
Washington
Tesmessee
Tee
Paris
Washineton
B. Hensley
Alion
Tv Mver Marat
Awever
Pritchett
Thad A. Cox
Folarony
J. T. Hensley
Livsey
le B. Clark
Tils Place
Peitahety
Murray
Kenneth Mine
President Finley Speaks on Cotton Culture Efforts
Washington March 4 President Mintey of the Southern Railway Company discusses the first year of the Cotton Culture Department run along company lines including the Moojle & Ohio and Georgia Southern & Florida railways. He cites Dr Knapp and Dr Hansver on methods to combat boll weevil and urges continued adoption of intensive farming to diversify crops and keep farm families financially stable. He notes field agents provide free services and records show improved corn yields.
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Washington, D.C
Mintey
Southern Railway Company
Southon Railway
Moojle & Ohio Railroad
Albania Uireat Southern Railroad
Georgia Southern & Florida Teailway
Bal Knapp
United Stated Agricultural Department
Th. Knapp
Hansver
Bureau of Entomology
L. O. Howard
Secretary of Agricultural
Texas
Oklahoma
Hunter
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alamo
Platter
Souther Railway
Dr. Knapp
Cotton Caltire
Lie Cotton Culture Department
Actil Redsingle
T. C. Plunkett
Chattanooga
Tenn
Johnson City Endorsement Boosts Down’s Kidney Pills
Local citizens cite relief from kidney pain and fatigue after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. William H Hodges of Johnson City Tennessee confirms prior positive statements, praising the pills’ effect and urging others to try them. Sold by Whitehouse Drug Co and United States agents Reweather the name Doan’s.
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Miet
Theai
Johson City
Iband
Johnson City
Down
William H. Hodges
B. Millard
Tenn
Whitehouse Deng Co
All Denters
Conte Voster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Reweather
Doan'sand
Hicks Almanac Promises Weather Warnings for 1912
An old timey notice touts the Hicks Almanac as a public service warning of storms and droughts for 1912. It credits Prof Wicks as a faithful public servant and invites readers to order both magazine and almanac from Word and Works Pub, stating the almanac is 150 pages and costs 85. The ad also mentions Dr King’s Low Life Pills as a remedy.
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Hicks Almanac
Tmely
Prof
Wicks
Word and Works
Franklin Avenue
81. Louis
Hit Magazine
Almanac
Roosevelt's Chairman Challenges Taft Forces in Primaries
Senator Jon M. Dixon, chairman of the Roosevelt executive committee, urged testing campaign power via primaries in every state. He sent a letter to Representative William H. McKinley, director of the national treasury, describing the move and seeking Roosevelt authorization. The treasury chief replied, seeking confirmation of Dixon's authority as Roosevelt committee head.
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Washington
Jon. M. Dixon
Roosevelt Executive Committee
Dixon
Wmn. H. McKinley
National
Trbureant
McKiniey
Uie
Col. Roosevelt
Beginning of Life Health Advice and Cure
A vintage health ad argues good health leads to success and outlines constipation digestion and liver problems as causes of serious illness. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Symp Pepsin as a guaranteed cure and offers a free sample bottle by mail from Pepsin Symp Co, 119 Caldwell Building, Monticello, Ill, with a sale price of one dollar per bottle through dealers.
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Stillman Green
Malachite
Col
King
Lowe
Thacher Devin
HC Miller's
Ir.Caldwell
John W. Sickelsmith
Greensboro
Chamberlain's
Consel Kent
Pepsin Syrup Co
Caldwell Ridg
Monticello, Ht
Sec
Inter
Caldwell
Pepsin Symp Ca
Calwell
Judge Buchanan Nominated For Supreme Court Seat
Knoxville Sentinel reports Judge Buchanan, appointed by Governor Patterson, to fill the vacancy caused by Judge Beard’s death. A Memphian and respected lawyer, he drew broad support from Tennessee lawyers across Memphis Nashville Knoxville and other regions, regarded by many as the choice of regular and independent bar members.
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AS. Buchanan
Supreme Bench
W. D. Beard
Buchanan
M. BR. Patterson
Memphis
Knoxville
Ruchinnin
Nashville
Knosville
Joskge Pachanas
Bachanas
Mast
Tennessee
Knoxville Sentinel
Fifteenth Educational Conference Opens in Nashville
The education conference for the south meets for its fifteenth session in Nashville Tennessee on April 1. Prominent educators from the Algerian region and the south will attend. The event aims to boost educational development with a strong program and large crowds expected. A special railroad fare reduction offers discounts for round trips within Tennessee, with tickets on sale April 1 and 3 and a final date of April 20.
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Conference For Education In the
South
Nashville
Tena
Mulroads Ta
Tennessee
Why Tennessee Farmers Are Poor
A Chattanooga ad mocks rural dependence on distant manufacturers by listing goods from many states and urging support for local industries. The piece suggests farmers should spend locally to boost their own markets and advance patriotism.
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Tennessee
Roosevelt Rivalry Sparks Wartime Political Debate
Secretary of War Stimson states he cannot support Roosevelt against Taft, endorsing Taft’s renomination. He praises Taft for enacting progressive policies and condemns those opposing Taft as risking real progress by challenging the incumbent.
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Noory
Taft
Huth
Roosevelt
Silison
Roosevelt, and With Tie Datinel Aly
Jioway
Sneek
Patt Club
Tlinois
Riniwen
Stimson
Hoowevelt
Emi
Theodore Roosevelt
Taie
Towrolim
Wall Described Local Girl's Dentier Experience
A fragment from the Boston Transcript recalls a Newton girl who visited a dealer for a tooth extraction. The quoted line conveys a misread or garbled description of the event reflecting a troubling dental encounter.
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