Roosevelt and Free Sugar Clash in Democratic Battle
A fragment from a political page notes Theodore Roosevelt’s public remarks amid Democratic struggles in Washington, D.C. The piece hints at party divisions, loyalty of supporters, and the stance of Roosevelt’s camp against rival campaigns.
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McCarthy Announces Candidacy for National Delegate
Col McCarthy announces candidacy for the national delegate nomination, outlining a moderate platform including support for free sugar and a push to back delegates who will advocate the party line. He promises to unite followers and prepare for the Hawaii convention amid rival groups.
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Palmyra Isle Not Claimed Amid Naval Mystery
Fragmented dispatches describe contested Palmyra Island and a secretive U.S. Navy inquiry. Reports from Washington and London reference American jurisdiction, diplomatic notes, and maritime references as officials weigh competing claims and strategic implications.
Coal strikes ripple worldwide fuel price surge and ship withdrawals
Reports from New York Paris Berlin and London describe a world coal strike impacting prices with coal doubling in London and widespread unemployment. Miners in many regions walk out prompting labor demonstrations and naval liners St Paul and Oceanic pulled from routes due to fuel concerns.
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Taft Delegates Rely On Unyielding Commitment
Kahlo declares unwavering support for Taft, stating he never wavers from his words and will not back down on instructed delegation. He emphasizes his definitive stance and loyalty, underscoring a committed political approach from the Taft faction.
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Duke Must Swim Again Tomorrow Headlines World Aquatic Trials
A garbled World of February 10 report details Duke University swimmers and an athletic club contest in New York. It notes a recall of a proposition and the San Carton Milling Co formation, with officers named and a page 8 continuation.
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Taft League Mobilizes In Territory For Chicago Delegation
The Taft League base pushes for a Territory wide mobilization to support Taft at the Chicago convention. Meetings in Repub headquarters and Judd building, with planning for a campaign committee and prospective delegation, while Ruhio-Frear controversy stirs local politics.
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Monumental Task Faces Mauna Kea Salvage Effort
Fragmentary OCR describes salvage operations for the steamer Mauna Kea. Mention includes rescuers, a sister, and hospital or crew concerns. text indicates continued coverage on page 6.
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Col Spalding Drops In From The Coast
Col Spalding arrives from the coast in the morning aboard the Siberia mission to attend a surgery or medical matter. The report notes his presence at the Coalette Tonks area and mentions a health event affecting many, with reference to pneumonia and a forthcoming operation. The piece reads like a crowded, era-tinged local notice with names and places tied to a dramatic medical scene.
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Two Accused Sugar Men Plead Not Guilty
In New York on March 1 two men charged in sugar frauds pleaded not guilty. Mayer faces a separate trial. The State Supreme Court affirmed a $500 fine against the American Sugar Reef Mining Company for failing to submit its books to the grand jury.
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Mexican Rebels Lose Twice in Bitter Battles
A Mexican conflict report notes rebels routed in two clashes at Torreon and Gulican with heavy losses and disrupted forces. Also appears a San Francisco dispatch on ongoing war calls and a San Diego note about nineteen fishermen missing after a heavy gale.
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Capechi Bathetin Cable Triggers Mexican Revolution Update
Report from Mexico City notes that machine guns have been dispatched in support of the Madero forces as the southern revolution shows signs of waning.
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Frisco Feels Quake As First Mo Church Debates Suffrage
A fragmented notice from Frisco announces a debate on suffrage hosted by the Mens Class of the First Church in the evening. Speakers include McTaggart Tosh O Neal Hobbine BoA Cooper Wal and a general invitation is extended to all residents to attend.
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Baseball Trust Probe Demanded by Congress
Washington DB March special report states Congress received a resolution calling for an investigation into an alleged big baseball trust. Mather in abbey is mentioned in connection with the inquiry.
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Flyer Sets Record in Paris Flight
Tabuleau, a renowned flyer, achieved a record flight in Paris after covering 261 miles in 188 minutes marking a notable aviation milestone for the era.
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Supreme Court Upholds Patentee's Right to Dictate Contracts
The Supreme Court today handed down a decision upholding a patentee's right to dictate retailers selling contracts. The ruling confirms enforceability of exclusivity terms and tied agreements affecting distribution practices.
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Turmoil Over Hawaii Playwright Tully Stolen Plot Allegations
In Hawaii, Mire Grice and Pendler accuse Tucl y Tully of stealing plays and ideas from a produced work titled The World of Variadine. The dispute centers on the alleged duplication of characters, plots, and production plans, with references to New York and a public showing in Hawaii.
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