Taft Fairbanks contest reshapes party support
Fragmentary OCR reveals discussion of Taft and Fairbanks as competing favorites for delegations, with mentions of Foraker, Roosevelt era contests, and shifts in state cores. The text outlines potential delegation swings in Alabama, Texas, Kentucky, Ohio, Wisconsin, New York, and other states, noting inroads and alliances amid a tense party power struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Talaa
Farrbanks
Taft
Joughes
New York
Cannon
Hanols
Fa Follore
Wisconsin
Fairbanks
Wathie Feakra
Foraker
Citnes
Alabama
Erorila Ceore + Lo
Texas de Vigna
Citoor
Jel
Sean
Tany de Este
Funeral arrangements for Chaulnes and family likely in flux
Fragmentary OCR text. Mentions funeral, service, and members of the family. Lacks clear names, dates, places, or structured details. Summary notes funeral related events and procession context without definite specifics.
Sagan and party in Naples Sunday outing with travels
Sagan and family members including Hellese Sagan and Wmnerna Goud with children traveled by motor car to Naples at 4 p m and visited the southern declivity of Morntesu. They walked streams, ran the June run, then played tennis in the hotel garden. Prospective itinerary includes Rome and Papal stops via Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Hellese Sagan
Wmnerna Goud
Bostotreag
Rome
Paps
Florence
Old Inhabitants Dead Two Founders Die Within Hours
Two veteran members of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants die within three hours of each other, Edward Libbey and Charles B Church, leaving only one founder alive. Funeral services set for Tuesday at their respective churches with commemorations by the association.
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Association of
Arts
Edward Libbey
Charles B Church
Eleventh Street
Bath
Mi Church
Alice
William T. Williams
Georgetown
Tibbeww
Caohoniva
Ein
Marteh
Libbey
Wearl
Jos
Mir Libbey
George O
Praha
Farmers and Mechanics
Tuget
Lreetie
Ihs
E Street
Actoch
Congress Street
Winm
Geereetown
Bedun Wo Pelss
Lows
P Seibold
Giilest
Ye Association of Oldest
Thomas Brown
Fred I Moore
Thomas W Smith
Judge Charles
Bundy
Harry Ko Willard
He Regan
H Warner
Charles Bo ¢Hard
Earl
Crasbi
Mr Church
Jefferson Regerich County
Shepard Solars Chuch
Eliza Cherry Churen
Worfolk Va
Washington
William Harris
Harpenter
Matilda S. Harris
Churgh
Hie
C. B. Church & Co
Church
American Ice Company
Fta
American Company
Willam H Williams
Potomacc Flats
Potomac Park
Alexandria
Big
Churk
Bult Presbyterian Church
Woterminester Presbyterian Church
Seventh
Mr Chich
Masonic
Centennial Lodge
Lodge
Wo Church
Dupue & Church
Church & Stephenson
Dupuy
Mittw L Berkley
Mary
Chueh
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Intormant
Congressonal Cemetery
Mt Church
Ambrose Htephenson
John F Stephenson
Joseph G Stephenson
Wilam A Wimsatt
Fred J White
Ro Harry Johnson
Mon Ais
Corcoran
Ta Kangse
Mr Libbey
Wr Church
Weather Report Anticipates Broad Rain and Cold Weather
Weather conditions show a large system with low pressure east of the Rocky Mountains bringing snow in the Dakotas and Nebraska, rain in Kansas, Oklahoma, and parts of the Midwest. Temperatures are near or below freezing in the Dakotas and Nebraska, with mixed precipitation and thunderstorms shifting from the South to the Middle Atlantic by Monday.
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Agral
Weather Bureau
Washington Suidue
Ohioalley
Laka
Dakotas
Kebraka
Kansas
Oklahoma
Upper Lake
West Ro
New Eagland
New York
South Atlantic
Texas
Norhway
Arkansas
Missouri
Missisippi
Massnsippi
Lepper Lake
Lake Rego
Ohio Valley
Lover Lake
Middle Atlant
New Faeglind
New England
Middle Atlantic
Lawer Lake
Lops
Regan
Oitry
Egder
Atlantic States
Eatrema
Plains
Mississippi
Gulf
Florida
West Gulf
Coner Lakes
Ceca
Oral
Buiopetr
Pers Wit
Tuessa
Grand Banks
Woman aide to escape may be kept in hiding here
Supt White pursues efforts to locate the mysterious woman who aided Louis A Gourdain, the lottery king, in fleeing St Elizabeths asylum. Officials say the lock was tampered with and a visitor aided the escape, while Baker escaped with him. Police and neighbors are questioned, no sightings confirmed, and White plans further contact with the visitor.
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White
M. M. Baker
St Elizabeth's Asylum
Whey
Louis A Gourdain
Gourdain
Marton
Baker
Saul
Man Station
Washington
Woma
Te Institution
Storms Leave Damage Across Meridian And Hattiesburg
A severe storm system struck Meridian on April 26 causing tornadic winds that flattened timber and damaged homes as families sheltered. In Hattiesburg the storm killed several, including a family of seven near Richton, with multiple deaths reported and communication still limited. Wire lines are down and county information remains slow to arrive.
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Imael Meridian
Hee Lute
Meridian
Causeyville
Missis Sipp
Alabama Territory
Hattiesburg
Alencen
Pery County
Richton
Providence
Johnson County
Harry Plummer
Sons of the Revolution Convention at New Willard
The Sons of the Revolution hold their annual meeting at the New Willard today and tomorrow. J M Montgomery serves as president. Delegates plan a trip to Annapolis with a Maryland governor address, a Naval Academy band performance, and meals at Carvel Hall. A luncheon for delegates and alternates is scheduled, with a 2 pm return to port. The banquet at 7:30 pm aims for about 200 attendees.
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Sons of the Revolution
New Willard
J MM Montgomery
Annapolis
Marysland
Naval Academy
Unicon
Carvel Hall
Port Myer
The
Post
Rixey Urges Hospital Ships for Navy Use
Surgeon General Rixey advocates designating several vessels as hospital ships for readiness. Among candidates is the Buffalo now on the Pacific coast, deemed well suited for such a role by naval surgeons. He remains a strong proponent of keeping hospital ships available in case of necessity.
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Beieg
Surgeon Generals Office of the Navy
Rixey
Buffalo
Pacific
Surgeon General
Wary son dies of injuries after clash with officer
Philadelphia reports Ulysses Warison, a Negro, died in a hospital today from wounds received in a fight with Policeman John Carr who tried to arrest him for chicken stealing. Carr fired five times, then with aid of a citizen disarmed Warison and shot him to a tree until a patrol wagon arrived. Carr is in serious condition.
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Philadelphia
Ulysses Warison
Inguries
John Carr
Harrison
Carr
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Cain
All Starian
Alventiges
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Stirdt
Bern
Gen & Rocio
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Histone
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John E. Libbey
Charles B. Church
Francis Benjamin Tbbey
Jim Mio
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McLock
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Tthles
Dyte
Miaroson
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Pibbesy
Miro Jtitte
Joseph Taibtes
Durham
Little
Furitin
Landi Ng
Joseph Libbey
J F Libbey
North
Jolno
Tibbey
Nord West
Joseph Li Ibe
Lunber Buvness
John Edward
J of L Tibbes & Son
Marrie
Orme
Gerget
Sutsin Ag
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Berjamin
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Ja Laubey
Shirnett Street
Nore
Linby
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Noda
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Chicago
Dascanort
Iowa
Denver
Des Moines Iowa
Salt Lake City Titan
St Louis Mo
St Paul
Springfielt Vicksburg
Prom Asylum
Mysterious Visitor
Harultown
Claude Bennett
Sons OF Revolution
Peter Grogan
Washington, D. C
Washington Post Co
J. W. Schaefer
L Street
Neal
Geraldine Farrar Caruso
Othe Theat Eterope i Tan
Opera
Sanders G Stayman Co
F Street
Baltimore
Charles St
Pery
Mer
Dunlap & Co
Famous Hats
Sidney West
Colorado
14Th
Lansburgh & Bro
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Christian Xander
Qualit House
Evans
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Why
the Sunday Post
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Washington Post Building
Washington Post
United States
Sunday Post
Sporting Department
the Post
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