Delegates favor Roosevelt for vice president at meeting
Maine delegation opened with Sidney M. Bird elected chairman and Joseph H. Manley re elected national committeeman They back Long as long as he runs and will push his candidacy with Massachusetts The Kansas and Virginia contingents show near unanimous support for Roosevelt if he consents Dolliver is second choice Illinois Senator Mason opposes Roosevelt and backs no single candidate Mrs J Ellen Foster backs Dolliver Massachusetts pushes Long with New England groups backing him New Hampshire pledges support for Long Oklahoma favors Dolliver unless Roosevelt runs Missouri unites behind Kerens and Benton to back the ticket
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National Republican Committee Deliberates Alabama Contests
The National Republican Committee in Philadelphia refers Alabama contests to the convention credentials committee for investigation. It bars delegates from the state at large and from the Third and Fifth districts from the temporary roll. Colonel Swords resigns after twelve years as sergeant at arms, prompting expressions of regret and a unanimous testimonial resolution.
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Harry C. New of Indianapolis says Governor Mount would have consented to a second place on the ticket. The Indiana delegation chose to follow convention sentiment, and New believes Roosevelt's nomination for vice president would be headed off if Mount had agreed.
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Delegations Arrive in Parade From Chicago Clubs
The Hamilton club of Chicago with 100 men paraded through Philadelphia streets en route to their hotel. They wore black attire and silk hats and carried umbrellas. A 75 boy band led the group. The Marquette club, also from Chicago, with 250 members, reached the city and proceeded to Atlantic City, planning to return for the parade tonight. Albany's Unconditional Republican club is listed with Col. George Addington.
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Roosevelt stampede and VP talk swirls at Philadelphia convention
Dispatches describe rival Republican clubs arriving for the Philadelphia convention. Roosevelt's potential nomination dominates discussions with Hanna and Dolliver camps weighing strategies while other states plot blocs and ticket dynamics unfold amid crowds and badges.
Westminster church ladies plan Thursday meeting
The Ladies' society of Westminster church will meet with Mrs Griebel at 1388 Wells street on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Subscribe for The Sentinel.
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