Fear Allen Outbreak Spurs Mountain Clan Exodus to Wythe Seat
Reports describe fear of the Allen outbreak driving the clan from the mountains toward Wythe County seat. Deputies guard prisoners amid threats to refuse service fearing a Carroll County tragedy repeating itself. Travelers move by horseback and wagon trains, many camping as they push toward safety while authorities prepare for further arrests and court hearings tomorrow.
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Bandit Battle Ends in France with Bonnet’s Death
A dramatic firefight at a Paris suburb garage ends with bandit leader Bonnet killed after a siege by police and gendarmes. Detectives and officers, aided by a bold lieutenant Fontan and others, staged a daring assault using a hay cart and explosives to breach the premises. Bonnet’s death is accompanied by the capture of co-conspirators and a bomb-wielding chase that culminates in Paris.
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Washington primary results show Roosevelt-led vote split
Seattle reports nine thousand ballots cast with Roosevelt at about 4500, La Follette 2500, Wilson 1000, Taft 1058 in early tallies. Bellingham and scattered notices list varied counts for Taft, Roosevelt, La Follette, and others across multiple counties, with partial returns and many individual names.
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Roosevelt Attacks Taft Backers as Class Hatred Threat
Pittsfield Mass April 2 Col Roosevelt frames the race as a clash with Taft’s allies and crooked interests. He claims Taft lacks campaign backbone beyond a few states and cites Lorimer Penrose Guggenheim Gallinger Cox and others as bosses behind Taft. He accuses Taft of promoting indecision and acquiescence to financial power. Roosevelt campaigns across Massachusetts delivering twenty speeches amid storms and rebutting Taft’s charges of stirring class hatred.
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Senate adopts Culberaton resolution on campaign contributions
The Senate adopted a resolution directing a full report on contributions to national party committees in the 1904 and 1906 presidential and congressional campaigns. The privileges and elections committee is tasked to provide amounts and contributor names.
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Colorado Pledges Clark Support at Democratic Convention
Colorado's Democratic convention adopted a resolution to back Champ Clark as long as he remains a candidate or until he releases the delegation. An effort to name Woodrow Wilson as second choice failed 6 to 872. Delegates elected yesterday in the Eighth and Fifth Congressional districts were instructed for Roosevelt and Taft respectively for the Chicago convention.
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Roosevelt May Bolt Republican Party Over Chicago Convention
Rumors say Colonel Roosevelt will bolt if the Chicago convention does not express the will of the people. Lawsons, a supporter, reportedly prepared a reply that Roosevelt would accept only if the convention truly reflects public sentiment. Supporters caution that rivals doubt a third party bid, while Democrats’ stance could shape Roosevelt’s next move.
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Penrose Ready For Fight At State GOP Reorg
Roosevelt urges Pennsylvania Republicans to reorganize the party with Penrose and Flinn vying for control. A Roosevelt national committee is proposed and a slate for national delegates named. Mayor Maree of Pittsburgh voiced conditional support on a reform platform amid ongoing internal tensions.
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Bonaparte Defends Roosevelt Cabinet Role in Harvester Case
Baltimore April 2 Attorney General Charles J Bonaparte in Roosevelt cabinet told the Young Men Roosevelt League that Roosevelt was right in the clash with President Taft over the International Harvester case. He said the cabinet discussed the matter after Taft had returned from the Philippines and that while he cannot prove it, he believes Taft participated in the conference between Kaosesch and the cabinet. He added the letters in the case were not written when the matter was considered by the cabinet.
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