Hughes Named Republican Presidential Hopeful at New York Convention
Governor Charles Evans Hughes was endorsed as New York Republican candidate for President at a state convention. Four delegates at large were instructed to use honorable means to secure his nomination. The meeting featured a tense session and minority reports from Senator Brackett, with platform backing Roosevelt and Hughes and tariff and currency reforms.
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New York
Charles ‘Eb Hughes
Chicago
Stewart L. Woodford
Seth Low
Frederick R. Hazzard
Syracuse
E. H. Butler
Buffalo
Oneida
Roscoe Conkling
Ulysses St. Granit
Brackett
Seto
Edgar T. Brackett
Hughes
Hhis
Les Action
Dea
Speaker- Wadsworth
Arene Tighes
Levi P. Morton
Roosevelt
Westchester County
New
Republican State Committee
Timothy L. Woodworth
J. Sloan Fassett
Elmira
Committee On
Woodruff
B. B. Odell
Herbert Parsons
Republican County Committee
Bruce
Thomas C. Platt
Tioga County
Platt
Evey Screasee
Committee On Credentials
Niagara County
New York Can
Committee On Resolutes
Carnegies
Congressan
Dwight
Sidesaddle Obsolete Say Miller 101 Ranch Cowgirl
Jewell Mix of the Miller Brothers 101 Ranch shows says the sidesaddle is a relic like hoop skirts. She cites the cross saddle as safer and more comfortable as the act tours Kansas City on April 20 and 21.
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Jewell Mix
Miller Brothers
Kansas City
Miss Mix
Miller Bene
Bliss
Fifteenth Street Avenue
Governor Uses Veto Power on Delinquent Taxes Bill
Maakeli exercises veto for first time rejecting Senate Bill 3 M4 by Senator Goulding related to delinquent tax collection. He approved a revenue measure and indicated the origination should have been.
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Maakeli
Gurwaiz
Haskell
Goulding
Irish Lace Makers Coming Demonstration in Kansas City
Three Irish lace makers from Loughlynn industrial school in Roscommon will demonstrate real Irish lace at Emery Bird Thayer store in Kansas City all week. They are Mary O Flanagan Mary Kate Davoren and Rose Egan guided by Rev Michael O Flanagan of Loughlynn. Genuine lace sells for 25 to 60 dollars a yard.
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Ireland
Loughlynn
Mary Kate Davoren
Rose Egan
Michael O’flanagan
Elphin
Industrial School
KU and Missouri to Debate on Direct Primaries Clash
Lawrence Kansas April 11 The University of Kansas and University of Missouri will clash in an interstate debating contest on April 28 at Lawrence. It will be the only inter state debate this year for Kansas and the last of four for Kansas participants. The question asks if all elective state and local officers should be nominated by direct primaries under state regulation. Missouri argues the negative with D A Smith and Henry Elliot. Kansas counters with Frank E Tyler and F W Brinkerhoff. Kansas previously lost to Oklahoma in a prior debate.
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Lawrence
Kas
University of Kansas
University of Missouri
Kansas
Missouri
D. A. Smith
Henry Elliot
Frank E. Tyler
F. W. Brinkerhoff
Texas
Colorado
Nsas
Oklahoma
H. B. Clingman
C. H. Brenutf
Sorencere Ee
Seo
Workio
McCreery Manufacturing Company
Dorr St
Toledo
Robinson
Alfalfa Chemical Co
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Irish Industrial Revival Talk At Department Store Booth
Father O Flanagan promotes Irish industries during a Kansas City appearance. He explains the Loughlynn school and aims to spur trade, urging consumers to buy Irish goods while lecturing at St Patrick's church hosted by Father M J O Reilly.
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Grand Avenue
Father O'Flanagan
Loughlynn
Father O’flanagan
John Clancy
Elphin
America
Ireland
Kansas City
M. J. O'Reilly
St. Patrick’s Church
New Swedish Fraternal Hall Dedicated in City
A three story brick building at Twenty third and Summit streets was dedicated by Nytta Noje och Enighets a Swedish fraternal order with about 300 members. Rev A W Lindquist presided and a dedicatory poem by Ernst Wendbladh was read as the Interstate orchestra played. The organization founded in 1876 translates to Utility Pleasure and Unity.
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Twentythird
Summit Streets
Nytta Noje Och Enighets
A. W. Lindquist
First
Swedish Lutheran Church
Ernst Wendbladh
Interstate Orchestra
Coffee Free Life: Virginia Woman Tries Postum
A Virginia woman recounts years of coffee related dyspepsia headaches and nervousness. After quitting coffee and switching to Postum she reports improved digestion nerves and heart. She endorses Postum as a wholesome pleasant beverage and notes long term benefits.
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Virginia
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