Hearst Interview Highlights Democratic Opportunity in New York
In an interview with the Cincinnati Enquirer, William Randolph Hearst discusses voter dissatisfaction with Republicans and the potential for a Democratic win in New York. He argues the GOP is too conservative and reactionary, while Democrats must show courage and broad appeal to gain independent support. He notes Tammany Hall's decline and urges both parties to address corruption and reform to reflect public sentiment.
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Roosevelt Seeks Unity as Hughes Nomination Shocks New York
The article describes tensions between Roosevelt and Hughes over New York Republican control, noting Roosevelt’s plans to nominate Hughes to the Supreme Court would reshape party dynamics. It details cabinet awareness, expected Senate action, and the political impact on Taft's administration and national prospects.
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Prince Tsai In Chicago Arrives From San Francisco For Washington
Chinese visitor Prince Tsai, uncle of the boy emperor, arrived in Chicago from San Francisco and was welcomed by Chicago Chinese Army officers led by General Grant. Seventy officers in parade in bright uniforms escorted him from the station to rooms prepared for his party. An automobile tour of the city followed and the prince attended opera with his retinue before departing for Washington. Also, artist John La Farge was declared out of danger after earlier reports of his death.
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Cuban Leaders Indicted for Rebelling in Havana
Indictments were issued against Gen Evaristo Estenoz and 12 other black prisoners for inciting rebellion and inciting white violence. The evidence spoke of extensive preparations for a general uprising planned for May 24. Gen Freyre Andrade of the Patria administration reportedly took a retainer from Estenez and others, contingent on proof of no affiliation with any anti government movement.
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Prince Victor Napoleon to Abandon Throne Claims on Marriage
Brussels reports say Prince Victor Napoleon plans to renounce his claims to the French throne. The marriage to Princess Clem enting, daughter of King Leo, is to be announced soon with events set in Europe and the couple’s wedding anticipated in the near future.
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Hughes Named to Supreme Court by Taft
A New York assembly resolution extends hearty good wishes to Gov Charles J Hughes upon his appointment by President Taft to the Supreme Court. Telegrams from Vice President Sherman and other officials pour in praising his long career, integrity, and commitment to good government.
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Campbell Out of Race for Reelection in Texas
Special to The Welhington boss Agatin Tex April 28 Senator Culberson announces he will seek reelection and have his name placed on the ballot for the July primaries. This ends Gov Campbell’s tentative bid for the same seat and he will wait to run against Senator Bailey. It is unlikely Culberson will face an opponent.
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Warner seeks Republican nomination in district race
Brainarath Warner jr of Kensington announces candidacy for the Republican congressional nomination to oppose George A. Pearce. Friends push to control Montgomery county delegation for the nominating convention. Warner is son of B J Warner sr, who ran two years ago but lost at the convention after carrying the county in primaries. He is a Washington lawyer with local offices.
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T. Davis Enters Politics In Randolph County Nomination Fight
Special to The Washington Post from Bikios West Virginia April 2 reports John T. Davis son of Henry Gassaway Davis declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the House of Delegates in Randolph County. The contest pits Davis against Samara Spears with Spears a Prohibition advocate. races hinge on the split among local supporters.
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International Humane Conference to Meet in Washington
The first International Humane Conference to be held in the United States meets in October in Washington under the American Humane Association. Delegates from many countries will attend with sessions at the U.S. National Museum. President Taft is honorary president. American and international leaders outline aims to prevent cruelty to animals and children.
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Bjornson Dies in Paris After Illness Lingers
Paris report confirms universal peace advocate Bjornson, famed Norwegian poet novelist and dramatist, died surrounded by family after a long illness. Born December 8 1852 in Kviken Norway he rose as a theater director journalist and author shaping Norwegian and Scandinavian culture and national spirit.
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Tragic Shooting Incident In Lafayette Injures Youth
A damaged report from Lafayette notes a fatal shooting during a rough play era where a youth named Camille Gilbert and companion George Webb were involved. The weapon discharged fatally, leaving details of the incident and authorities unclear.
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