Roosevelt Will Be Nominated and Defeated Weighed by Voters
Kansans City dispatch reports Webster Davis, former Interior official, predicts Roosevelt will be renominated by the Republicans but defeated by the people who recall Dewey’s defeat and the Round Robin controversy. He cites Roosevelt’s leadership faults, Army and Navy clashes, and McKinley era politics as factors shaping the party’s future.
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Webster Davis
Hoowevelt Limeelf
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Beller
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Ava
Tonkerell
Mint
Roonxerelt
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Dewey Qi
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Tronnevelt
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Gong
Roosegal
Fry
Rotary
Selma
Bern
Republi
Felleley
Roosevelt
Ilka Chester A. Arthur
Hobnevelt
Montin
Ballardy
Stin
Dewey
Nation on the Brink Amid Frantic Election Rumor
Fragmentary lines recall Hewey Sedley and rival figures in a charged political moment. References to a nation standing firm, chairs raised, and a crowd reacting to perceived machine politics suggest a speculative view of nomination and defeat, with unclear names and outcomes.
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Hewey
Sedley
Cap
Taies
Cook
Phillie
Evans
God Blewe Hin
Oregon
Pan American Delegates in Grand Mexican Ceremony
Pan American delegates took part in a stately ceremony in Mexico City as the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe held a grand Mass. The archbishop presided while delegates carried their nations’ flags in the procession and received commemorative medals. The event aimed to unify Pan American arbitration efforts and align New Year’s Day plans with the arbitration report.
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Mexica
Church of Nor Lady of
Congress
Mlian
Holding the Duke Down in England’s Courtship Cash
In a London telegram a London paper reports that the Duke of Manchester is kept financially frugal at home. Zimmerman pays all expenses yet denies spending money for cigarettes or personal needs. The duchess receives only a freehand, while funds are tightly controlled awaiting a potential heir and marriage implications.
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Zimmerman
New York
Duvemler
Wegram
Manchester
Bere
Bia
Paolo Dre
Ender Thes Rondition
Tle
Weather Outlook for Eastern Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Washington December 29. Eastern Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory expect fair weather Monday and probably Tuesday. Winds turning from the northwest may be strong, with light to brisk gale conditions possible.
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Washington
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Robbers Foiled by Cold Water at Junction Heist
In Washington Georgia on December 2 two elderly women at Barnett Junction on the Georgia railroad branch were robbed of $0000 in gold. A struggle followed when the intruders spilled water on a lamp, startling the pair and causing the robbers to flee. The event, titled The Misees Battle in local reports, details a failed theft and the dramatic use of cold water to deter the attackers.
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Old Maida
Washington
Georgia
Barnett Junction
Ted
Political Clash Over Foraker Hanna Fight Moves to Legislature
In Cincinnati on December 29, looming contests between Foraker and Hanna followers shape the Ohio legislature’s future. Leaders visit Columbus, while long distance talks between Foraker and Cox and others play out. Aimed at control of Senate and House committees, the battle includes appointments for clerks and sergeants at arms as Republicans vie influence two years ahead. The Democrats claim unity, with Jarren Kilburne urging county members not to promote his bid for the U S Senate nomination.
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Cincinnnat
Coltomabas
Senator Foraker
Hanna
Columban
Artymor Foraker
George B. Cox
Ciocine
Hannan Washington
Sengior Foraker
Hapa
Eergonut Et Acme
Hani
Senate
House
Jaroen Kilburne
Court's Return to Pekin Turbulent and Delicate
December reports a party of Manchu princes led by Prince Su entering Pekin to meet the Chinese court while Dowager Empress seeks to restore prestige. The emperor may precede her to the city, and foreign legations brace for varied receptions as troops bolster Pekin’s defenses. American artillery requests are denied, limiting the legation’s firepower despite strong German and Austrian fortifications nearby.
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Pekin
Prince Su
Prince Buine
Great Britain
Howard
Baoking
Meogete
Aspestonn
J Hossin
Water transportation report expected from conference committer
The committer on water transportation for the International America conference will present a report this week. The recommendations reflect those of Hon. Veloor Foster, the American funder of the committee.
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Mexico City
Paparatite
Veloor Foster
DeWet Stir Ups English Army as War Plea Fails
Special to The Post from New York December 29 reports Lord Roberts and Imperial Yeomanry struck by DeWet’s Christmas surprise. Boers urge peace terms within British limits while Liberals push for end of war, yet government remains immovable. Prisoners show hostility to British rule, with calls for colonial troop mobilization.
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New York
London
Sara
DeWet
Roberie
Gore
Lorh Milner
Roxebiery
Auott
Cape Colony
Vaal
Orange
Howtuibue
Mimlia
Itu
Union
Lord Ripchener
Wrecks From Western Railway Floods Injure Two Crews
Heavy rains flooded tracks on the Western Railway of Alabama causing two wrecks in separate locations near Opanlka. Freight trains No 21 and No 20 suffered multiple derailments, with several crew members injured or killed. The incidents were blamed on insufficient drainage unable to handle the water volume.
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Alabama
Opanlka
Ala
Ala Lia
Wileh
Quezan
Rauslas Ktubsakli
Oy Lew
Negro Tiremsn
B. W. Jackson
Street car collision in East Lake kills one in Birmingham
Birmingham report says a street car at East Lake collided with freight cars hitched to a switch engine. One man was killed and two others injured. W Jones, a street car conductor, led the crew in responding to the wreck.
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Birmingham
Ala
W. Jones
le Aoad
Wreck of Omaha Flyer near Malta kills and injures
Chicago reports four dead and twenty nine injured after a Malta Illinois collision between the Omaha Flyer and a freight train on the Chilengo and Northwestern line. Fire followed impact as cars burned. switch error blamed on freight crew. Injured rushed to St Luke's, some in critical condition. several died on arrival or soon after.
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Chilengo and
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Malta
George W. Rudio
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Confcience
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George W. Rod
Omaha
Nichols
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Sleeping Car Porter
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Willett
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Kranaten
Edward Hinckley
Barprine
Neb
Mie
J. L. Koll
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Chlenge
W. A. Sweeney
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Town
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Fremont
Net
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Chlonga
Linceli Tart
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I P. Corran
Siren
Alkes
Yardisnater
P. D. O'Neill
Northwestern Railroad
John W. Wilson
Northwittern Railroni
W. KK
Dawes
Pullman
Cnndietor
John Schoengroenigen
Cornell Bhat
Lowe
Millers Trikeman
Jameron
North Platte
Iter
Racine
Wie
Mamie Eilloewood
A. Jewell
Buffalo
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Xiaan
Codraf
Tmjaries
Hickman
J. M. Wilson
Roaone
Iowa
J. W. Anderson
Cripple Creek
Cole
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Ww. F
Riveley
Chicaeo
Randh
Cuerrun
Lavraber
O'Neill
Nurevotla
Rochelle
Hall
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Wis
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Pores
St. Luke's St
George W. Rudle
Halfian
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Grace Stewart
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