Taft Wins Taft Wins Nominating Convention Vote Summary
At the Republican convention Theodore Roosevelt supporters clash with Taft backers as the roll call shows Taft favored by a large majority. Votes across states from Ohio to Wisconsin coalesce for Taft with 702 to 68 tallies and a final majority of 491 for the Ohio candidate. The event ends with a unanimous move to back Taft as the party nominee.
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Taft
Alabama
Roosevelt
Lampede
Wien
New York
Wis
Ohio
Theodore. Roosevelt
Joseph B. Foraker
Charles’ W. Fattdanka
Joseph G. Caul
Miinels
Robert Ka Folletts
Wisconsin
Isipe Charles E. Hughen
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Wi Ham H. Taft
Lodge
Ond
Cohorta
Cannon
Hughes
Stewart L. Woodford
Taft Termimons
Proroxe
Keox
Boutell
Henry
Georgia
Foraker
Winconsin
la Foltette
Senator Hopkins
Elliots
la Follette
Vermont
Vira
Washington
West
Hea Nubiber
Acrowatee
Foraker Supports Taft After Nomination
In Washington on June 19 Senator Foraker said the convention nomination ends personal choice and makes Taft the party’s chosen candidate. He pledged to help elect Taft and urged Republicans to unite against a common enemy.
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Foraker
Tait
Washington
Senator Foraker
Taft
Meall
Brewer on Courts Anxious for Expanded Restraining Power
Associate Justice David J. Brewer told Clark College graduates that equity court restraining power should be enlarged not curtailed. He said restricting this power is a step backward toward barbarism and noted injunctions check violence and strife, benefiting all groups including labor organizations.
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Mass
David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Clark College
Court of Equity
Equity Court
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Bath day customs and a New York robbery tale
The article notes Perele residents observe baths only monthly with full grooming and social rituals including dyed hair and shaves. It also reports ten Italian laborers in Port Plain New York forced to surrender over 1000 dollars in a car-park robbery.
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Port Plain
N. Y
Mel Bee tek tog ee ne candidacy sparks fund talk
The text notes that Mel Bee tek tog ee ne attracts attention for possible use of wealthy donors to boost his campaign funds, with figures discussed including a hypothetical $1,000,000. It also references a famed expert with a $500,000 annual salary at a noted firm.
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Prion
Pat Ah
Dobie Pe
Taft Nomination Sparks Roosevelt Praise In Washington
Roosevelt extols Secretary Taft after the Chicago nomination news. Taft expresses happiness at the nomination and says he will resign from the cabinet soon to settle pending war department matters. He plans to attend Yale’s 1830 anniversary events in New Haven next week as Chicago debate continues over a running mate.
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No Need et Gortaelle from Rheume ari
It is a mistaken claim to allow a remedy for rheumatism and pain. In most cases Shemheriai's ointment is recommended for relief. The note mentions seeking it in The News.
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Shemheriai
Wisconsin and Kentucky clash at Republican convention oddities
National assemblage anecdotes depict cab driver fares and a baby elephant leading a Chicago procession. Delegates from Wisconsin and Utah feature in banter as the Wigwam hosts fashion and politics mix in a bustling party scene with colorful captions and remarks from attendees.
Noon at the Pole Explains Eternal Day and Night
The article describes how at the North Pole there is no fixed noon or night because the sun remains above the horizon for extended periods. It explains that any time of day can occur throughout the 24 hours and across the year, making it possible to experience noon at all times depending on orientation.
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Lincon
Arty
Mr. Taft
Taft
Byron and the fear of fat in his life and verse
The article notes Byron’s extreme dieting to avoid fat, citing Athens rice and vinegar meals, later biscuits and porridge, and 1816 hunger relief with mastic and tobacco. It contrasts Byron’s restraint with Bert Brummel’s indulgence, calling Byron a poet of gloom in London News. Also includes an 1734 tailor ad and brief stage banter from Fog’s Journal.
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Browning
Athens
Juan
Bert Brummel
London News
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations list grains and feedstuffs with varied prices for red and yellow corn, oats, rye, buckwheat, barley, hay, and other farm commodities. Includes per bushel, per ton, and per hundredweight figures alongside provider notes and date.
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Frederick County Fermera’ Exchange
Donazoray Jome
Eton
Sas
Fudakees
Pitt
Ieee
Jewelry display announces wedding gifts and spring lines
An advertisement from B.D. Mants at 148 Market St Frederick announces Sterling Silver wedding gifts for spring and summer. The shop plans an exhibit on Thursday April 30 and May 1 showing Bentxgne items and a full assortment. Contact details for the store and Frederick county phone line are provided.
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AY IL
Bentxgne
B.D. Mants
Frederick
Erick County
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