President Roosevelt’s Letters on Navy Command Unveiled
President Roosevelt condemns Rear Admiral Brownson’s resignation as unseemly and improper and urges loyalty to the Navy. He rebukes sensational misreporting and defends the department against factionalism, while addressing medical command of hospital ships and naval construction debates.
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GOME OUT FOR BRYAN Leading Democrats Rally for Bryan Nomination
Minnesota Democrats urge William J. Bryan’s presidential nomination citing reform aims and party unity. The letter signed by FT. Hudson and over 100 Minnesota Democrats argues the party must advance Bryan to avoid retreat and serve public interests. In Texas a separate note reports a deadly knife attack during a rural altercation between farmers.
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Eighteenth Congress GOP meeting in Ohio for Kennedy bid
In Youngstown a three hour Republican session tied to the Eighteenth Congress convened as secretary Taft and Lt. Pernker met to push for Kennedy’s renomination. A district committee voted to appoint a congressman candidate and national convention delegates by primary vote amid strong support for Kennedy.
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New York Convention May Exclude Platt and Depew
The Tribune reports the state convention plans to elect Elihu Root George B Cortelyon Frank Black and Timothy L Woodruff to lead the party. The convention is seen as likely to meet April 14 with veteran Senators Platt and Depew omitted from the delegation.
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Talks Temperance D ies Veteran Expires on Stage in Niles
Rameau Graham seventy eight, famed temperance lecturer and church worker, collapsed and died of heart failure after delivering a stirring lecture at the anniversary celebration of the Niles Temple of Honor in Niles Ohio. He had lived in Miners Ridge twenty years and is survived by a family.
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HUNT FATAL TO BROTHERS TWO DIE IN SIMILAR ACCIDENTS
Two brothers die within hours after separate mishaps in Wooster Ohio and nearby towns. John Kipfer, a contractor, is killed by a fall from a tree and William Kipfer dies from injuries sustained in the same day, with reports noting similar fatal incidents. The brief item also mentions other local crime and weather notes including five prisoners escaping a Maryland jail, a pistol fight injuring three in Youngstown, and a Monday forecast for West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Powers pardon talk with governor in Kentucky case
Attorneys for Caleb Powers met with Governor Willhon in Frankfort Kentucky to discuss a pardon. The governor, drafting the legislature’s message, will review the petition and consider a pardon carefully after a subsequent meeting.
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Powers
Powers trial drag on as jury can't reach verdict
Georgetown Ky jan through jury impasse on Caleb Powers guilt or innocence in William Goebel murder of 1908 leads to fifth trial. Ten jurors favor acquittal while two stand firm. Powers imprisoned eight years despite appeals. Jurors urge governor to pardon James Howard, not tied to Goebel case. Local notices mix with crime and public safety briefings and assorted anecdotes.
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Price
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