Roosevelt Delegates Fight At National Republican Convention
The Kansas and Roosevelt factions clash as Taft and Sherman win nominations on the first ballot. Roosevelt supporters protest while the platform upholds tariff protection and anti monopoly measures. The convention adopts the Hemenway rule to fill vacancies and grant the national committee power to seat or unseat members.
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William Adam White
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Independence
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Early National Republican Convention Report
The account covers the first four days of the National Republican convention in Chicago detailing Roosevelt forces versus Hadley supporters. It notes Elihu Root elected temporary chairman by close vote, contested delegates reduced, platform committee debates, and final credentials balloting amid factional strain.
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Roosevelt
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Deneen
Committee On Credentials
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Committee of Credentials
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Demonstration for Hadley Marks Roosevelt Convention
At the Missouri-Roosevelt convention in Omaha a three quarter hour disruption followed Rosewater's late start and uncertain rulings while Hadley of Missouri drew respectful attention. Police controlled crowds as famous writers and near half the gallery crowd watched and cheered. Willam J Bryan received a large, warm reception from delegates and spectators.
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India
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Elbert Hubbard
George Ade
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George Fitch
Sam Blythe
Edward J. Clark
John Callan O’laughlin
William J. Bryan
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Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Coul
California
Florence C Porter
Los Angeles
Isabella W Blaney
Saratoga
McGovern
Deneen
Taft
New Jersey
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West Virginia
Ohio
Oklahoma
Bill” Flinn
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Maine
Misepor
Cheere
Bryan
Will Dam J. Bryan
Drenching Method Described for Horses in Abstract Form
An article outlines a method of giving drenches to horses using a tin or flatboard bottle. It describes looping rope, placing the bottle between teeth, and delivering small amounts. If the horse coughs, the head should be lowered briefly.
Lime to disinfect stable and preserve manure
Lime to disinfect a stable and destroy decaying matter is effective but should not be used where manure is made or stored. It decomposes manure releasing ammonia, a valuable plant nutrient. Acid phosphate ground rock phosphate and sand plaster are useful absorbents when others are scarce.
Device for Feeding Swine From Board Tubes
A writer in the Orange Judd Farmer describes a hog feeder made from inch boards standing about three and a half feet high. A tube at one end of the trough allows swill to be poured in, reducing trouble from eager cats while pigs feed.
Sheep Nervous About Winter Conditions on Farms
A reader cautions that sheep are delicate and suffer from poor ventilation and overcrowding. The text advises keeping them dry to stay warm and notes dangers from freezing conditions.
Leather halter preferred for tying horses at alleys
Leather halter should be used for tying horses instead of a chain to prevent entanglement. Reins should be used to control the animal, not a second chain or rope that could cause injury.
Study on Sow Quality and Breeding for Large Litters
The text notes farmers struggle with selecting sires and breed quality. It discusses sow quality, the speed of growth in litters, and the importance of good brood sows for productive fattening.
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