Hughes and Fairbanks 15 Tigret S Chosen by Republican Convention
Charles Evans Hughes of New York was nominated for president by the Republican national convention on the third ballot with heavy support. Theodore Roosevelt was unanimously nominated by the Progressives for president, and Charles Warren Fairbanks of Indiana for vice president. The report covers convention roll calls, nominations, and Hughes’s career highlights from insurance probes to New York governorship and Supreme Court tenure, with notes on other candidates and proceedings in Chicago.
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Hughes Accepts Nomination and Resigns from Bench
Justice Charles Evans Hughes accepts the Republican presidential nomination and resigns from the Supreme Court. He issues a letter to the President resigning as associate justice and a statement pledging service to the country, outlining views on foreign policy, defense, and Americanism.
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Global data mixed in terse 1910s style condensing note
A compact compilation of varied facts and figures across geology agriculture industry and geography. Entries mention production rankings for crops and minerals, populations in Lhassa, historic wine harvests, British Columbia outputs, Tibet monasteries, Colorado oil reserves, Argentina’s pest control budget, Rio de Janeiro beer pricing, and Manchuria coal field estimates.
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Sketch of Hughes Life and Career
Charles Evers Hughes rises from relative obscurity to national prominence through New York investigations that shaped public policy. Born April 11 1862 in Glens Falls New York, he studied at Colgate and Brown before law school, practiced in New York, and entered politics. As governor he reformed public utilities, curb gambling, and later joined the Supreme Court as an associate justice in 1910.
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Welter S. Carter
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United States Supreme Court
Charles B. Hughes
Combination Shoe Polisher Patent Applied For
A flexible tube containing shoe blacking is mounted in a steel case with a combined bristle brush and lambs wool polisher. Blacking is squeezed out via a small nozzle by turning a key, rubbed onto shoes to dry and shine, and then finished with the lambs wool pat. When exhausted, a new tube can be inserted.
Bold Woman Defies Service Scoundrels in Daring Stand
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes a fearless woman who browbeat salespeople, lambasted a Sootwalker, triumphed over a milliner, reined in an overcharging taxi driver, halted a streetcar, dismissed a maid, and refused to be imposed upon. Yet she did not smile when a young man offered to protect her for life.
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