Dick Corrects Error Silent On Early Primary
Ohio Senator Charles Dick was silent on an early primary while denying an Akron dispatch quoted him incorrectly. Taft supporters debate a fall primary as critics warn it conflicts with municipal issues and the constitutional amendment.
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Ohio
Washington
Buckeye
Akron
Associated Press
Taft
Foraker
Roosevelt
Sime
T EE Burton
Cleveland
State Central Committee
A. B Critchfield
Porter Tells Roosevelt to Rest in Rocky Mountain Retreat
Former Congressman Kirk Porter of Plain Talk criticizes President Roosevelt in Pittsburg dispatch. He says the White House is too political, rail policy hurts business, and a month’s rest would benefit the country. Porter relays he urged the President to recuperate amid calls for more railroad legislation and market strain.
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Roosevelt
New York
Pittsburg
Congress
Kirk Porter
White House
Porter
Washington
Mr. Porter
Cam~ Pugh Sensi Corporation
Rocky Mountains
Bonaparte Attacks Democrats At Massachusetts Banquet
Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte headlined the France-American Republican Club banquet in Boston praising Republicans and denouncing Democrats. He charged the Democracy would profess any doctrine or accept any candidate to win votes, a claim echoed by local speakers Lieut. Gov. Eben Draper and City Solicitor Hugo A. Dubuque.
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Boston
Charles J. Bonaparte
France-American Republican Club
Massachusetts
American House
Eben Draper
Hugo A. Dubuque
Fall River
Sims
Republican Party
Husband Charges Infidelity Divorce Flight
Addison Lawrence fled the District Supreme Court yesterday as he filed for divorce from Ella Lawrence on grounds of infidelity.
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Addison Lawrence
District Supreme Court
Ella Lawrence
Militia Plans Parade for McClellan Statue Dedication
National Guard of the District of Columbia to parade on May 3 for the George B. McClellan statue unveiling. Detailed uniform rules, badges for veterans, and reception arrangements in Congressional Library with New York and New England delegations arriving Wednesday afternoon. High level officers and Society committees listed, plus a Belasco Theater reunion program and a long roster of officers and organizers.
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Belasco Theater
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Cincinnati
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Buffalo
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Bradford
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Henry Romeyn
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Anson Nile
Foromse
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U SV
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Newton Ferrer
Wos
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G AR
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WB A
Loyal Legion
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D. V
Edward R. Campbell
Sons of Veterans
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Uo S al
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Burt
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Military banquet list tallies many officers and chairs
A long OCR fragment lists Brig generals captains majors and admirals as part of a joint banquet committee and society gatherings. Names include Smith Carman Moewilan Redway Regan Pistea Joycy Fenton Ladd Shattuck Heaper Lacey Muthay Kriedter Sprague Campbell Whoo Dudley and many others with chairs presidents and treasurers named for various committees and entertainment roles. The document notes the general committees and ex-officio positions for a Potomac Society event.
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Us& A
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Onio
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U. 5
Willam P. Pistea
John A Joycy
A. Fenton
Joint Banquet
Charles Lyman
Society of the Potomac
Maxwell
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Toonesmee
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U 8. A
Comberland
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Ohio
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Mal Duncan
Patties
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U. A
George A. Armes
Utara
Humphrey
Charles F. Humphrey
UB A
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UB. A
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U . A. Lient
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Ladd
Messano Wilttel
TS A
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Zelinki
Ony I
Amos B. Shattuck
James Parker
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Charles H Bart
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A. H. Richardson
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Lyman F. W. Cushing
George H. French
U. 9
Albion B. Jameson
John I. Heaper
Gol. Rawin & Plores
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Campbell
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Kevine, U. & V. Capt. Robert Lacey, T. 8 V.5 Capt. Stephan J Muthay, U . A
Edward A. Kriedter
Harrison Dingman
Arthur Boudrickx
Newton Ferree
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Prank A. Butts
Figance
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Hosea B Moulton
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John R. Yong
William 8 Shaffenberger
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Marrank A. Butts
Henry W. Fuller
Adolph von Hawke
Luther R Smith
Cal Lorenzo D. Bumpus
Andrew J. Untoon
Harnard T Janney
Hyland Kirk
Thomas 3. Sanders
Emmet Urelt
Amos ‘Hadley Alexander Scott
Hiram Buckingham
Gilbert Husted Orvifley Thatcher
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Frank D. Sloat
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Chambers McKibbin
Samuel R Stratton
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Omelo
Depew Montauk Guests Toast Birthday at Brooklyn Club
Senator Chauncey M Depew honored at Montauk Club in Brooklyn for his birthday. Notables present included Timothy L Woodruff, Grout, William Calder, and Bird Coler. The dinner began with a warm reception and a lively serenade titled Gur Chauncey, as the guest table hosted several officials and dignitaries.
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New York
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Montauk Club
Brooklyn
Depew
T O
Lander
Timothy L. Woodruff
Grout
William M Calder
William Calishaw
Supreme Court
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Bird
Coler
Col F C. Wagner
Gage E Tarbell
F. H. Kracke
Chauncey
Hughes Chance Hurt in Albany Politics
Albany dispatch reports Gov. Hughes faces renewed Republican opposition as Roosevelt delegates dominate national convention calculations. Foes blame Stevens influence, while Birges shifts to uniting competing factions. The shift may cool Hughes’ prospects but not end them yet.
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Roosevelt
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Sizvena
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Ito
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Mupport
Hyrhes
May Be Loeb’s Successor Hitchcock Named Next Secretary
Frank H. Hitchcock, First Assistant Postmaster General, is seen as a likely successor to William Loeb as secretary to the President when he retires. Observers note Hitchcock’s political value and wide ties, especially in the South, and expect him to remain in his current post until the convention fight is settled. His background includes work with Cortelyou in campaigns and in Commerce and Labor, promising effective mediation between public figures and the White House.
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William Loeb
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Hitchcock
City Directory Theft Arrest Reported In City Office
George B Cobb an agent living at 92 D street northwest was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detective Vermilion in the Munsey Building district. Cobb alleged to have stolen a city directory from the First Precinct office. complaint filed immediately.
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Yester
Herbert L. Jones
Munsey Building
Vermilion
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