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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
4
An article outlines the convention process from nominations to balloting, noting delegates voting for state blocs, keynote committee reporting, and backroom negotiations. It mentions recesses, promises, and the like as real work occurs in private rooms, with a few men shaping the ticket and later party hospitality. Also includes unrelated recipe excerpts for French Roux, toast croutons, pound cake, and almond paste hints.
A fragmented report notes a convention where a gavel is presented to a likely permanent chairman. The band plays and cheers erupt as attendees shake hands, the event ending sine die amid high price talk and thanks.
A garbled passage hints at the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland drawing $20,000 annually, with mentions of a grocer and Postum. The text appears fragmented about a wife, customers, and opportunities, but key names and complete facts are unclear.
Fragmentary text hints at Alice Roosevelt as daughter of a president and her social circle. The garbled lines reference her marriage, political circles, and rivalries among early 20th century elites, with phrases about grace and public encounters.
A fragmented fashion update notes glazed kid leather footwear and white foliage accents in hats for the season. It highlights wide sleeves reimagined and lighter cone outfits, with mentions of bead jewelry and pale features shaping the current style.
Incomplete text notes smoke lingering over back premises and beds set ablaze. Mentions damage to city residences from burning brush rather than from planting activities and hints at concerns about attack from night time.
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