Gray's Gray Johnson boom for 128 votes launched
A new bureau near Fourteenth and K streets in Washington will promote Judge George Gray of Delaware as the Democratic presidential candidate. Richard J Beamish of Philadelphia heads it, with parallel efforts in Wilmington and a broader national push backed by Gray clubs. The plan aims to deny Bryan the Denver nomination by consolidating votes across Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, and West Virginia, with Johnson and Douglas also vying for regional support.
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Washingtn
George Gray
Delaware
Denver
K Street
Fourteenth
Richard J Peanmash
Philadelphia
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Gray
Ray
Mintauneo
Pauln
Amanda
Deim
Sal
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna County
Hue
Apd
South
Judge Gray
North
Dervel
Wilmington
Washington
Del
League of Cray Clubs
New Jersey
New York
New England
Mr Bryan
Bryan
Wanda
Maryland
West Virginia
Guy Johnson
Milnnesot
Wth
Gow Johnson
Vr Bryan
Douglas
Boston
New England Democrats
Massachusets
Hs Frends
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Harmon
Ohio
Genera Harmon
Kentucky
Indiana
Mir Bryan
Michigan
Gray Johnson
Glt
Witdewt
Suthern
Appeir
Agate Five
Vic Bryan
Colorado City
Gay Johnson
Capital
Congress
Minneapolis Governa
Chicago
IDderick @ Lynth
Minnesota Democratic Committee
Guv Johnson
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listings Across City
A compiled ad page lists multiple funeral directors and embalmers with contact details and on site chapels. Wm J William Lee John R Wright Co RF Harveys Sons Speare WM H Sardo Co Thos Sergeon Thos Costello Frank Geier's Sons Geo P Zurhorst and others advertise services and reasonable prices with phone numbers and street addresses.
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Urars
Commondious Rhipel Tol Moan
John R Wright
Chavel
Speare
N. W
H Sardo & CO
Moedera Chapel
Lincoln
Sergeon
RSC
A. Costello
FLNOR
Frank Geier
Seventh ST
Geo P Zurhorst
Ladartaror
Fvbalmer
East
Capitol
Long stands by GOP delegate plan amid Bay State contest
Special to The Washins reports ex Gov John D Long will not withdraw as a delegate candidate and foresees a lively split at the State convention next Friday between Long and Bigney camps. He backs Taft for president, urges freedom for delegates, cites Ohio feud labor sentiment and potential colored vote shifts as reasons for an open, noncommittal convention slate.
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Washins
Port Boston
John D Long
Taft
Ohio
Cneiin
Bryan is Party Lord Strong Forces Oppose Him
A critical column by Jack Childers argues Bryan’s nomination by the Denver Democratic convention could trigger a political upheaval. It claims private interests oppose him, predicts a rejuvenated but cautious party, and questions Bryan’s judgment, vanity, and counsel, urging a steadier, more reliable candidate.
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Jack Childers
Bryan
Denver
Bryans
Change His Spots On Bryan In The 1900 Race
A critical editorial argues Bryan should not be the Democratic nominee in a year seen as pivotal. It notes doubts among Democrats about his electability, cites loss of Southern support, and notes weaker standing in the North and West. It rails against clinging to Bryan and urges cohesive leadership to avoid defeat. It contrasts Republican timber with Democratic disarray and calls for decisive guidance toward a sustainable, democratic government.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Cleveland M
America
Taft Predicts Strife as Labor and Capital Clash
Secretary Taft told Chicago railway conductors that conflict between labor and capital will decide shared profits and future lawfulness. He praised lawful capital labor unions while warning against devious wealth, urged peaceful resolution and noted park drive police interactions and Chicago Club luncheon.
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Taft
Omaha
Roosevelt
Meade
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Yale
H& B MecCagg
Taft Fanu
Nebr
Wmila
Cornell Bluffs
Bolters Elect Taft Men in Alabama District
Dispatches from Alabama show Taft managers reporting that regulars elected delegates instructed for Taft while antis bolted led by National Committeeman Scott. Anti Taft claim says delegates were chosen without instructions and Taft withdrew to organize a separate convention under State Chairman Thompson, selecting Taft delegates. Only ten of forty-two delegates bolted with Thompson.
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Alabama
Taft
Scott
Thompson
Taft Needs Foraker a Democratic Legislature Predicted
Ohio politics loom large as Dowling predicts a Democratic legislature this year, potentially replacing Gov Foraker with James Campbell and boosting Bryan’s presidential bid. He argues the GOP cannot save the state and notes Gov Harris’s popularity with farmers. Johnson could be a stronger rival to Bryan if he were nominated.
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Problame
Ohio
Mr. Dowling
James Campbell
Genator Foraker
Dowling
Bryan
Johnson
Denver
Minnesota
Foraker League Charges Taft Money Use in South
A Foraker National League statement led by Randolph Oliver accuses Taft supporters of spending vast sums and federal officials backing Taft in twelve Southern states. The missive notes Democratic papers warning colored Republicans and cites 256 Republican convention votes in the region.
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Foraker National League
South
Randolph Oliver
League
Foraker
Brownsville
Taft
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Senator Foraker
DOUGLAS DENIES SEEKING POLITICAL OFFICE
Special to The Washington Pat Boston Mase April 5 Former Gov William H Douglas of Brockton declares he is not a candidate for any political office He says his name has been suggested for Vice President or President but he has not sought such honors and asks his name be removed from consideration
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Washington
Pat Boston Mase
William & Douglas
Brockton
Democratic Committee
Burt Defines Position in Local Delegates Race for Taft or Foraker
Gen Andrew S Burt, a delegate candidate, backs Foraker and would support Taft if Foraker is defeated. His ticket mates Patterson and Flather Horner push Foraker, claiming growing support among voters and many colored supporters shifting to the Horner Flather side. Competition for national committeeman shows Bieber favored by the Horner Flather group while Darneille lacks Burt Patterson backing. A separate note reports William J Troop’s death by laudanum linked to a love affair.
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Andrew S Burt
Foraker
Taft
Burt
Ohio
Organized Labor and Justice
John W Patterson
Gen Burt
Seays
Henry H Flather
Rbr Horner
Burt-Patterson
Whatcher-Horner
Sidney Bieber
Bieber
Horner- Flather
Darneille
Patterson
Socialist in pulpit rails at press and nobility in sermon
New York April 5 Rev Percy Buck ney Grant at Church of the Ascension denounces the press and political parties as unfair to labor. He predicts jobs for workers, extols a new Christianity blending love for brethren with socialism, and mocks heiresses who wed titles while critiquing public leaders and Congress.
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New York
Percy Buckney Grant
Charles Edward Russell
Stupert Humter
Ray Stannard Baker
Church of the Ascension
Grant
Dr Grant
Labor
Gaelic Society Will Meet at Carroll Institute
Washington Gaelic Society has arranged a meeting at the Carroll Institute on Wednesday at 8 o'clock. A musical program follows papers and discussion. Miss Marguerite Curtis will perform two piano solos and play Brian Borome's March and a lament. Rev Dr P J Healy will lecture on Celtic language survivals in Gaul and Galatia. Miss Imogen Karns will perform violin pieces and Dr T A Buckley will sing baritone selections.
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Washington Gaeli Society
Carroll Institute
Marguerite
Curtis
Brian Boroimhe
Maolmordha O Reilly
P J Healy
Imogen Karns
Wounded man found in gutter in Richmond
Special to The Washington Post John Curran a longtime Richmond bricklayer was found at daybreak in a gutter with a fractured skull and a stab wound. He was soaked and believed robbed last night. Taken to City Hospital doctors say he will not survive.
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Washington Post
Richmond Va
John Curran
Curran
Richmond
Rebels Active in Korea Surge Near Seoul
Advices from Seoul indicate rising insurgent activity around Seoul with several minor clashes. The insurgent faction is said to be buoyed by support from parts of the Korean court as officials urge suppression by Korean troops, opposing foreign involvement. Viscount Sone seeks clarification as to the demand. Marquis Ito, Japan's resident general, is expected to arrive in Seoul next Tuesday.
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Tokyo
Seoul
Irt
Viscount Sone
Marquis Ito
Japan
Prince Helie de Sagan Delays Sailing Over Miss Gould
Special to The Washington Port New York April 5 details the evolving romance of Miss Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan. A public appearance at the Plaza and a later St Regis gathering signal a new step to counter family opposition while the prince postpones sailing on La Provence to guard against press and gossips.
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Washington Port
New York
Anna Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan
Edwin
Hotel Plaza
The
St Regis
George Gould
Prince Helles
la Provence
Prince Hellen
France
Mme Gould
Himsel
Warner Keeps Fight For Congress Despite Defeat In Primaries
Brainard H Warner of Kensington vows to pressure the Republican convention in dingers town Md to nominate the party candidate for Congress. He carried Montgomery County while Col Pearre won Allegheny, and he claims delegates are uninstructed as he resists county leaders and rings, stressing persistence and public duty.
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Brainard H Warner
Kensington
Maryland
Cltriet
Dingers Town
Republican Party
Congress
Montgomery County
Col Pearre
Allegheny
Mr Warner
Officeholders Watched in Rockville Primary
An observer at Rockville district Republican primary polling was identified as T and Williams, a supposed representative of the United States government. He was said to be sent to monitor Federal officeholders and assess whether they engaged in pernicious activity.
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Washington Post
Rockville
T &. Willaims
Washington
United States
Federa
Foods Tested on Fleet Reveal Powdered Foods Shortfalls
Pay Inspector Henry A Dent reports on taste tests aboard the Atlantic battleship fleet during the South American cruise. Powdered milk proved poorer than condensed milk as a cow milk substitute. Powdered eggs rated highly, suitable for scrambling or omelets. Dehydrated cranberries cabbage soup greens and potatoes met requirements, while dehydrated spinach and onions fell short.
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Henry A Dent
Feet
Atlantic
Navy Department
South America
California cities vie to entertain fleet on Evans visit
Paso Robles hosts Rear Admiral Evans who baths and rides the hills improving health as California towns along the coast prepare elaborate receptions. San Diego celebrates fleet return with arches electric lights and events while Los Angeles and Coronado plan boxing bouts and naval honors ahead of Magdalena departure.
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Jos Angeles
James J Jeffries
Golden Keys
Admiral Evans
San Diego
Magdalena
Wit
PLAN NAVY BALLOON CORPS DISCUSSED AT NAVY ACADEMY
Anxious officers push for an aeronautics plan in the navy with Rear Admiral Chester backing airships for future war. A Magdalena balloon for experiments was planned but halted due to funds. An airship built in Toledo will be tested by a naval board, while Lieut Robert Henderson and others eye shipborne air power. The Gordon Bennett winner balloon could spur aerial navigation in Annapolis curriculum.
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Navy
Army
Nal
Aeronaute Corps
Army Signal Corps
Chester Ign Stanch
Chester
Frans
Tyledo
Naval Officrs
Washington
Robert Henderson
Missouri
Annapolis, Academy
Sharp Assists Superintendent in Waenington Naval Plant
Commander Alexander Sharp is assigned as assistant to the superintendent of the naval gun factory at Waenington and succeeds Captain Seaton Schroeder in command of the battleship Virginia. Commander Charles A Gove will be relieved of command of the Milwaukee by Commander Charles Boars, attached to the Bureau of Equipment, in charge of the hydrographic office.
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Alexander Sharp
Naval
Waenington
Seaton Schroeder
Virginia
Charles A Gove
M Lwauhsa
Charles € Boars
Bureau of Equipment
Hydrographic Office
Hungry Child Struggles With Study Due To Poor Diet
A report notes that inadequate nutrition harms a growing child's ability to study and progress in school. Excess tissue waste from growth is worsened by insufficient meals, leading to trouble in learning and development.
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