Plan Hughes Hadley Boom Moves in Chicago Hotel
In Chicago several thousand circulars urging Hughes Hadley Whitton and happiness were found moved to a downtown hotel and later seen in an apartment. The name of James A Stewart, president of the Republican League of New York, appeared on some documents. Officials fear an 11th hour attempt to push the "dark horse" coalition into the race. Political allies of older men denied knowledge of the plan.
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Taft Proves Winner On Every Roll Call At Convention
The convention proceedings show Taft delegates winning decisive support while Roosevelt's vote slipped, with taftians securing majorities in key districts. Reading of the committee report favored seating Taft delegates amid protests and debate over credentials and eligibility.
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Chicago Convention Day's Test Votes Report
A chaotic transcript of the Chicago Convention debate notes furiously describing votes, delegates, and remarks on adoption of a national plan. Key figures include Governor Hadley and Senator Taft supporters, with Pennsylvania and California delegations prominent. The report records contention over credentials, minority reports, and calls for orderly proceedings during the convention.
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Teat Coupon and Political Rant Remnants in Tribune Text
A reader notice promotes a New York Tribune coupon for sections and mail orders, while a lengthy OCR excerpt contains fragmented, noncohesive political vitriol with names, places, and debates about Taft and Roosevelt delegates, crowd reactions, and convention tensions. The readable portion centers on the coupon order details and section requests.
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Fragmented Text Reflects Delegates and Convention Chaos
Readable fragments show delegates broke during a national convention with mentions of a count and lines about seats and election dynamics. The garbled OCR hints at contested results, disputes over representation, and procedural tensions within the party.
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Hold Joint Meeting Expansion Plan
The proprietors of four hotels and boarding houses in Asbury Park and Ocean Grove met to extend the use of the auditorium at Ocean Grove in celebration of Theodore Roosevelt. They agreed to cover costs of the event and the party preparations with support from local hotel and boarding house keepers.
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Incredible campaign stirs London as Taft critics grow
M H De Yount editor of The San Francisco promde visits London for several days to discuss the Chicago convention. He denounces what he calls an incredible domination campaign and notes public scrambling for the highest office damages self respect and party unity. He cites astonishment at the self serving drive surrounding the nomination.
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Idaho Delegation Rejects Roosevelt Plan at Caucus
The Idaho delegation repudiates Roosevelt guidance, vowing not to follow any third party or candidate and to refrain from voting. Delegation chair Alnnzo 7 Cynaon warns the action could halt proceedings and insists the party remain Republican and independent of outside influence.
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Wilson Declines Running Mate With Roosevelt
Reporters note that President Wilson would not accept a running mate aligned with Franklin Roosevelt. The article details managers’ statements, political strategy, and the potential impact on campaigns. It mentions key figures and locations tied to the discussion, including party headquarters and prominent observers.
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Primary fight shakes party rules in New York contest
The article reports a heated national convention scene with party delegates and governors arguing over a candidate selection process. It highlights George B. Mallory and Charles Murphy as influential voices and notes potential impacts on New York and California delegations. The piece references the national convention's control dynamics and the risk of anti party sentiment if the nominee diverges from expected lines.
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Tariff plank delays framing of platform
Stadt correspondent reports the Republican platform drafting lags as factions clash on tariffs and protection for workers. Delegates debate duties to benefit manufacturers and safeguard domestic labor while press groups prepare to publish the final instrument.
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Hat Still in the Ring Chooses Poiana Nonsevelt
A crowded Michigan Avenue crowd cheered as Poiana Nonsevelt addressed supporters from a window. He pledged to lead with strength and unity, then retired to the cheers following a short speech.
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Willie Griffin Urges Roosevelt Victory Stimulating Pledge
The 14 or 15 year old Willie Griffin, editor of The Young American Golfer magazine, spoke at Roosevelt headquarters urging support for Theodore Roosevelt. He warned that defeating Colonel Roosevelt would trigger a revolution, while the committee offered no definite response. The item appears in Sunday’s New York Tribune.
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