Republican State Convention in West Virginia Sees Battle Over Gubernatorial Races
Delegates gather to nominate four delegates and four alternates for the Chicago Republican National Convention. The scene features fierce Dawson vs Teter in the gubernatorial fight, with factions eyeing state gains for Elkins and possible support for Lodge in Ohio. Judge W. B. Ginescocks opens the gathering, outlining party principles and tariff positions.
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Charleston
W. Way
Inrae
Chicago
Roosevelt
Chicass
West Virginia
Elkins
Goafor White
Eskine
Ohio
Ilking
Pairbanke
Atte
Dawson and
Teter
Dawson-Teter
Campaign principles emphasize protective tariffs and strong defenses
The text outlines a 104 campaign strategy focusing on maintaining protective tariffs, preserving the financial system, safeguarding insular possessions, building an interoceanic canal, and a strong navy and army to uphold the flag. It notes the convention named committees and adjourned.
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Democratic Party
Raemai Americas Iabor
Senator Dietrich Cleared of Postage Patronage Charges
A Senate special committee cleared Senator Dietrich of any wrongdoing in Nebraska patronage matters connected to the portmaster appointment of Jacob Fincher at Hastings and the leasing of a building to the United States for the post office. The report states there was no violation of federal statutes or corrupt conduct. The findings were submitted to the Senate.
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Washington
Mervich
Nebraska
Senate
Dietrich
United States
Jacob Fincher
Hastings
Neb
Roosevelt Confer With Senators On Post Office Probe
President Roosevelt held a conference with Senators Aldrich Spooner and Pearce about a proposed investigation into the post office department. The talks aimed to avoid broad congressional inquiries while ongoing Washington office reviews and presidentially directed inquiries proceed.
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Nators
Washington
Roosevilt
Aldrich
Spooner
Pearce
Post Ofice Department
Senate
Washington and Nepestofices
Mears
Conrad
Bonaparte
Return of Aged 14 writer reveals Burton indictment history
Emporia correspondent A 14 year old White shares a Washington record based account of how Joseph W Folk ordered a raid on Rialto Grain and Securities, found Burton letters, and how the president and Attorney General Knox decided to prosecute. The narrative notes Bristow's lack of initial involvement and a tension over Bristow’s role while praising the administration for Burton’s conviction.
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Burton
Washington
Ersot
Joseph W. Folk
Rialto Grain and Securities Company
Folk
Knox
Storey General
Sobstate
United States District Attorney
District of
Missouri
Bristow
Poatmaster General
Cochran
Fristow
Pristow
Burtonis
Mathere
Minster
Stubbs
Parkle
Hoodie
Long
Kannts
Cremion
Bimnelf
State auditor dispute outlined in Erie dispatches
Erie based disputes emerge in a minority comm ittee report detailing efforts to reveal favors and clerical salaries. Bristow and Wells figures figure as actors with requests for clerk hire and salary raises, highlighting political pressure and administrative friction within the post office and state governance.
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Erie
Wasling
State Journal
Jonepi
Beth Gells
Erie Xnian
Clare Dressl
Welle
Rome
Fey
Rude Ley
Efew
Burton
Bile
Firousmus
Metric
Wits
Wen Wen
Hristow
Garuradly
Bristow
Heath
Testa Bristow
California Raisin Values and World Fair Teasers
An OCR fragment touts travel to the World’s Fair and Kansas City connections. It mentions trains from Kanene, Western Passenger agents, and a California farm offer. The piece appeals to bettering oneself and hints at San Joaquin valley raisin production and large U.S. raisin crops.
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Kanene
Uidkeur
McClellan
Kansas City
H.C. Shields
California
San Joaquin
Great Valley
U. S
Light and Law in London Hampers Large Enterprises
The article discusses how restrictive lighting laws hinder major building projects in London. Hotels and new premises face delays, with Savoy settled by compensation, others resisting protracted demands. An architect urges reform to ease construction and aid workers, noting factory plans outside London and the economic impact of stringent height and window rules.
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London City
Savoy Hotel
Walingham House
Waring
Oxford Street
City
London
Lansom
Wuntowen
Darnee
Maree Enterntises
Beneft
Erenter Freauwncy
Mtr
Itot
Haldane
Sonim
Society of Arch
St. James
Wills Disputed as General Clay's Property Is Left to Dora Brock
In Richmond April, Judge Beaton rules peremptory insanity limits out all wills. Dora Ciny Brock receives no portion of General Clay Tasers property. The ruling underscores the contested estate involving the late Cunaius Mt. Clay Tasers. Local justice actions reflect the widow’s diminished claim amid complex heirs.
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Dora Brock
General Clay
Richmond
Beaton
Gireau
Cunaius Mt. Clay
Dora Ciny Brock
Deaths and Funerals In Topeka And New York
Deaths announced include Mrs Dennis Ayres wife of Dennis Ayres who died yesterday at 1930 Buchanan Street. funeral tomorrow at 1 20 p m from the house with interment at Topeka cemetery. Augustus Cook an actor who died in New York was misreported as Mina Eleanor Robson’s father. her mother later married Mr Cooke, known as Madge Carr Cook.
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England
Towne
Will Shortis
New York
Cornelia Osgood Tyler
Fred C. Wright
Tyler
Col
A. D. Tyler
New London
Dennis
Emly
Buchanan Street
Rochester
Augustus Cook
New York City
Mina Eleanor Robson
Mise Robson
Charles Rotser
Miss Roveon
Cooke
Madge Carr
Cook
Leioe
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A. E. Cooper
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Hermes
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Clotilde Scrapart
France
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Queen of the Prairie
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Loupert
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