Taft Leads With 231 Delegates Instructed At Convention
The Taft camp reports 231 instructed delegates, with 28 more pledged by preference resolutions and 56 delegates elected this week to the Republican national convention. Massachusetts and New York add to Taft’s strength while several states show uninstructed delegates. Contested and unpledged votes create adjustments in the final tally.
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Amen
Hughes
Kno
LaFkolliettwe
Fairbanks
Neosalary
Washington
Ohio
Fatt
Adandidates
Mr. Taft
Massa.rehinsette
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Massachusetts
Murry Crate
Massachusetts Disreine
Tweed- Jedum
Isimed- Med
Office of the Star
Tennessee
Oliver
Secretary of War
Hawai
New York
Cannon
Illinois
South Carolina
Minnesota
Roadway Across Continent Aims To Tie Nations Roads
A plan to join connecting roads into a single nearly straight transcontinental route from Atlantic to Pacific begins in Derver Colorado. The line will span at least 550 miles from Colorado mountains to St Joseph Missouri and has won endorsements from three state governors five city commercial bodies and leading automobile manufacturers.
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Colo
Atlantic
Pacific
Ees Pte Sabs
Rooseveay
Colorado
St. Joseph
Jeading
Dr King's Is a Reliable Purifier Promised to Cure Trouble
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s Is as a purifier to relieve stagnation of the liver and bowels. It claims to rid poison and prevent jaundice without grinding or griping. Sold for 25 cents at Noah Martin’s drug store.
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Sloan
Alldealers
Dr Earl Sslgan
Kansas City World Reports Major Business Dissolution
The Kansas City World notes a major business closure with about 400000 spent on the paper. The article references an estimated total from 1804 and an early estimate of 400000 dollars.
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Kansas City World
Missouri court docket listings and civil actions calendar
A long list of state of Missouri civil cases and criminal indictments, scheduled across multiple days in April and May 1908, includes numerous divorces, ejectments, damages, and motions for appeal or new trials. Also noted: flour ad and a note on the Senate Privileges and Elections committee receiving petitions from six states for a constitutional convention.
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Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
New Jersey
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Montank
Nevada
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Sarah J. Cook
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Wabash R. R. Co
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Geo R. Baker
Schuyler Co
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John A. Shriver
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Missouri
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