Nomination for Charleston collector dies in Senate session
Washington April 27 the nomination of William De Crum to be collector at the port of Charleston was not confirmed in an executive session. The vote ended with no action and the nomination dies as the session adjourns. Roosevelt appoints Crum for recess to retain the post and gain time to seek confirmation later.
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Washington
Willian de Cram
Charleston
D. C
Senate
Dpm
Gallinger
Spooner
Hale
Aldrich
Daniel
Roosevelt
Crum
Chilleston
Cram
Pritchard Named For Gircuit Judge
Special to The State Washington April 27 President Roosevelt sent to the senate the nomination of Juda Jeter C. Pritchard to succeed the late Judge Simonton in the fourth judicial circuit. Critics say the appointment was hurried and in poor taste given Simonton just died after leaving the hospital.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tok
Senator McComas
Senate
Juda Jeter C. Pritchard
Judge Simonton
Dundee
Simonton
Washington Nomination Talk Shapes hopeful tickets
Washington April 27. Re publicans wrestle with nomination prospects for vice president and president. Speaker Cannon remains a central figure amid whispers of Fairbanks Roosevelts and Shaw denials. Indiana favors Roosevelt but fears sectional strife. Parker and Field emerge as Democratic possibilities with chatter of Innes Williams and Samuel Altshuler as other names.
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Judge Parker
Inio
Cannon
Thineis
Field
Innes Re Williams
Simuel Altshuler
Hoosier hopes for second spot on national ticket debated
Discussion centers on who might secure second place on the national ticket in the Duy veralic nomination campaign. Representatives Miers, Kern, Shively, and Lamb are cited as potential contenders with Hoosier ties, reflecting a broad exploration of regional balance in the gubernatorial context.
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Eal
Duyveralic
Representative Miers
Jol W. Kern
B. H. Shively
John FE. Lamb
Congress
Vladivostok Fleet Sinks Japanese Transport Kinshin Maru
Russian torpedo boats sank the Japanese transport Kinshin Maru of 4000 tons during April 26 night. 17 officers, 20 soldiers, 85 carriers, and 65 crew surrendered. rest refused to surrender and were sunk with the ship. Reported by Rear Admiral Ye. includes mention of rice stores and coal. Shanghai report notes rumored Russian setback on the Yalu.
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St. Petersbur
Apri
Vladivostok
Set
Zon
Dead Body Found Floating in Santoo River
In Orangeburg on April 25 a party of Elloree area fishermen found a submerged body in the Santoo river. The corpse had a rope tied to the waist and the other end fastened to a tree on the bank. The body appeared to have been in the water for weeks and is described as a negro.
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Orangeburg
Ellores
Santoo
Etloreo
Windsor Percals and Silk Swisses Offered at Sale
Patterned Windsor percals 36 inch sold in short lengths at low prices. Recently purchased 45 inch silk swisses in latest colors to be offered soon. Mercerized waist goods in fancy champaign colors. Nation department complete and ready for viewing. Excludes mention of clothing stock in exclusive Celebrated line.
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Indiana
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Shanghai
Yalu
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Amorita Batiste
Strouse & Bros
Baltimore
Douglas
Godmian
Millinery Department
Julia Simpson
Maggie Pardue
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