Quarrier and Plan k clash over a legislative fight
In a tense meeting at an Albany conference, Quarrier argues for a clean fight against Harrington while Plank accuses him of deep corruption. Plank dismisses reconciliation, warning of dangerous forces behind the trust and urging restraint. Mortimer probes Plank for leverage as the power struggle widens.
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Bucklon Arnica Salve Credited With Healing Sores
Tom Moore of Route No. 1 Cochran Gu writes that a sore on his instep healed after applying Bucklon's Arnica Salve. He notes the salve cost less than 20 cents and claims rapid improvement by the same day.
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Taft Nominated at Chicago Republican Convention
Taft and Sherman win the Republican ticket at the Chicago Coliseum after a tumultuous roll call. Ohio’s Theodore Burton leads Taft's nomination as the crowd erupts, then George M. Knight of California and others second Taft while La Follette and others trail. The final roll call ends with a unanimous Taft nomination led by Woodford.
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Convention Repeats Scenes as Vice Presidential Pick Debated
A packed convention sweltered through speeches as Can non and Woodruff backed Sherman for vice president. The crowd sang Sherman songs while a historic Cannon appearance stirred strong admiration. Delegates acted with keen enthusiasm amid heat and ceremonial pageantry.
Convention Nominates Guild for Vice Presidency
In New York a scene unfolds as Sherman supporters erupt in enthusiasm while Senator Jodge briefly leaves the presiding officer’s chair to nominate Governor Guild of Massachusetts for the vice presidency. The moment signals a decisive shift amid a tense convention atmosphere.
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