Hearst Interview Signals Democratic Edge in New York Race
New York April 26 William Randolph Hearst told Cincinnati Enquirer editors that Republican dissatisfaction and better Democratic posture could tilt the Rochester district contest toward the Democrats. He argues GOP return to reform and courage by party leaders may enable Democrats to seize a national opportunity for a cleaner government.
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Roosevelt and Hughes clash over New York politics
A United States political center unfolds as Roosevelt and Hughes spar over New York influence. Taft’s camp anticipates harmony with Hughes’s Supreme Court appointment, while Roosevelt may push for control of the state. Cabinet members and lawmakers weigh the implications for national party balance.
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Prince Tsai In Chicago A Chinese Visitor Attends Opera
Chinese official arrives in Chicago from San Francisco welcomed by Chinese officers and a large parade. Seventy officers in bright uniforms accompany the party through railroad station and city, with an opera attendance and a trip planned to Washington. Also notes artist La Farge declared out of danger after illness.
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Cuban Leaders Indicted In Havana Rebellion Case
Indictments were returned today against Gen. Evaristo Estenoz and two other Afro Cuban prisoners for inciting rebellion and white violence. Evidence suggests extensive preparations for a general uprising against the government, planned for May 24. Freyre Andrade, former interior secretary under Patria, reportedly took a retainer from Estenez and others, contingent on proof of non affiliation with any movement seeking armed conflict.
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WILL QUIT CLAIM TO THRONE VICTOR NAPOLEON Weds
Brussels dispatch reports Prince Victor Napoleon will abandon royal pretensions upon marriage to Clem enting, daughter of the late King Leo. The wedding is planned for soon, with a major address expected in Kansas in August. The story references Topeka and Roosevelt in the invitations context.
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Governor Hughes Named to Supreme Court
The New York Assembly united in a congratulatory resolution to Gov. Charles J. Hughes upon his appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court by President Taft. Telegrams from leaders nationwide praised his long, public-spirited career and commitment to good government.
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Campbell Abandons Bid for July Primary
Special to The Welhington boss Agatin Tex April 28 Senator Culberson announces reelection and that his name will appear on the July ballot, ending Gov Campbell’s tentative candidacy for that race. Campbell plans to run later against Senator Bailey, though Culberson is not expected to face an opponent.
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Warner Jr Seeks Republican Nomination Against Pearce
Brainarath Warner Jr of Kensington files to run for the Republican congressional nomination in this district against George A. Pearce. Friends work to control Montgomery county delegation toward the nominating convention. Warner is a lawyer with Washington offices and son of B J Warner Sr, who previously sought the nomination and carried the county in primaries but lost at the convention.
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Davis Enters Politics Amid Randolph Delegates Race
Special to the Washington Post reports John T. Davis, the only living son of Henry G. Gassaway Davis, seeks the Democratic nomination for the Randolph county House of Delegates. The contest centers between Davis and Samara Spears, a prohibition advocate allied with Spears.
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International Humane Conference to meet in Washington
The first international humane conference in the United States will convene in October in Washington under the American Humane Association. Delegates from many nations will attend to discuss cruelty prevention to animals and children, with sessions at the National Museum and a humanitarian exhibition. President Taft will serve as honorary president, joined by prominent Americans including Andrew Carnegie and Archbishop Ryan.
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Bjornson Died in Paris After Ill Long Decline
Bjornson the Norwegian poet novelist and reformer died in Paris aged 71 after an illness of nearly two years. He had sought treatment for arteriosclerosis, traveled with his wife and daughter, and even with the King of Denmark in recent journeys. Born December 8 1852 at Kvikne Norway he became a leading novelist dramatist and universal peace advocate shaping Norwegian and Scandinavian cultural life.
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Lafayette Fatal Shooting During Indian Play
In Lafayette on April 2, Camile Gilbert fatally shot a companion while playing Indians with George Webb. The weapon discharged during the mock attack, causing instant death. Local authorities reported the incident as a tragic accident and have not released further details about the weapon or immediate circumstances.
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