Presidential Electors and Party Delegates Battle in Republican Rally
The piece lists a large slate of presidential electors and state officers from Ohio and nearby areas, naming Edward Huggins, Josephot Carew, Hamilton Wartis Wir, Andrew L. Harris, Francis C. Treadway, Edward M. Bullington, Charles Ogreen, and others. It notes 546 delegates to the Republican national convention in Chicago, with many pledged or leaning to Taft, while Roosevelt signals a veto over antitrust amendments. A clash between Speaker Cannon and minority leader Williams over adjournment highlights tensions in the House, yet personal ties remain intact.
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Diplomatic lavishness drew Congress fire and policy aims
Congress condemned the costly social pretensions of affluent diplomats abroad and discussed moves to require official residences. The Treasury proposed 13,000 for messenger pay to Washington votes, while Tokyo expo funding could reach 500,000 with House concurrence. A Grant monument site at the Botanic Garden was urged as most fitting by General Frederick D. Grant. Court House News covers probate matters, guardianships, school districts, marriage licenses, and numerous civil decisions from common pleas.
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Untold plea to protect father's monument site in DC
The writer appeals to authorities to place the father’s monument in the Botanic Garden and prevent any alteration of the chosen site. The note requests influential action and mentions seeking another edition of the Journal or a clubbing offer.
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Botanic Garden
Postal amendment delays renewals for Greenville journals
E C Otwell announces a new Postal Laws amendment allowing publishers a grace period to renew subscriptions. If renewals lapse within a year, weekly counts drop from legitimate lists and mailed copies lose second class rate status, unless prepaid by stamps. Deadline for compliance is April 1 1908, with later evidence demanded. Postmaster W E Halley signs.
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Greenville Journal
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Ano B00 15 15 in 10 1 ie 128
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