Colonel Silent Fairbanks Headquarters Blooms at Hughes Talk
Long dispatch from Oyster Bay notes Fairbanks supporters at a Fairbanks headquarters in Fairbanks headquarters area boasting on Hughes talk as the Progressive convention eyes Roosevelt. Arizona Democrat joins Non-Partisan League as Roosevelt's nomination looms. Hughes questioned as eligible candidate and party unity debated amid Chicago convention fever.
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Old Guard Must Take T. R. or Face Third Party
Fragmentary report on campaign tensions surrounding Theodore Roosevelt and incumbent president discussions. Mentions Howland Abq… withdrawal, public reactions, and party split fears. References Progressives, Hughes, and Roosevelt supporters amid looming convention dynamics.
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Delegates Brace For Split In New York Rally
In Chicago a split formed as Hughes and Whitman factions united to back a governor supported slate. The convention delayed naming a national committeeman, fueling pressure for Herbert Parsons while friction rose with Barnes and Hillmon candidates amid party leadership maneuvers.
Opening Day at Chicago Republican Convention Amid Preparations
Chicago June 6 opening day preparations for the Republican convention detailed. Delegates, alternates, and officials will use color coded badges, with security and entry restricted to ticket holders. The program outlines temporary officers, committee appointments, and procedural rules ahead of speeches by party leaders and key figures.
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Old Guard Weighs Hughes Candidacy Ahead of Convention
Fragmented rule of Republican power centered on the Hughes bid. Allies, Hoosier and Root factions jockey for influence as they seek a unified candidate amid signals of Roosevelt and Taft splits. Delegates in Pennsylvania and New York push for control, while Roosevelts supporters weigh the strongest path to nomination.
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Water Wagon Delegates Stir Convention Veterans
Chicago dispatch reports a Windy City convention pageant with Roosevelt talk and jockeying for support among Republican factions. Delegates and visitors fill lobbies as East and South groups mingle, while entertainment and social scenes reveal segregation and press on the hotel concourse.
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Convention debates name Hughes as preferred candidate
The editorial letter complains of Wilson era incompetence and urges a convention nominating a candidate aligned with Republican policies. Hughes leads as favored by some delegates, with Roosevelt camp seeking an accord while New Jersey delegates push for a six member committee to settle on a candidate and several meetings planned to untangle the nomination fight.
Cabinet approves platform for Wilson speeches
The Wilson administration plans a platform centered on Peace Preparedness and Prosperity. The draft, built by the President, aims for a unified message outlining intentions on diplomacy, defense, and economic strength. Senator James of Kentucky conferred with Cabinet leaders to shape the keynote speech.
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Plan hard fight over platform outlines suffrage dispute
The Republican platform fights over women suffrage and labor issues. Party leaders debate planks on tariff and Philippine policy, while Roosevelt era tensions influence stance. Delegates weigh protection of citizens and border concerns in a broad, unresolved platform battle.
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Tammany Exodus Monday Special Trains to St Louis
Special trains to carry Democrats to the St Louis convention depart from New York Central and Pennsylvania terminals and the station west Monday morning. Delegates and faithful to the Democratic National Convention will land in St Louis on Tuesday, the eve of the gathering.
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Queens Library Trustees Named Four New Appointees
Four individuals were named as trustees to the Queens Library board in a formal notice. The slate includes Frank A. Kroty and others linked to city roles. Details resemble a municipal appointment with terms starting in December.
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