Real Causes of Ohio Republican Disaster disputed by Chandler
Chandler argues Ohio GOP defeat stemmed from multiple factors including rail rate stance, rural delivery politics, and internal party maneuvers led by Senator Foraker and Senator Dick. He accuses Herrick of evading pledge on remedial Interstate Commerce Commission rates and says rail interests influenced the convention and campaign, tipping Ohio to Patterson.
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Chandler
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Belchler
Eo Aays
Herrick
Feidler
Cleveland
America
States
Foraker
Taft
Jerrick
Paraker
Mel
Asanciates
Hervrick
Hanna
Grand Old Party
Republican Congress
Receivers’ and Shippers' Association Company
Cincinnati
Gey Herrick
Interathir Commerce Commission
Gov. Herrick
Committee On
Senator Dick
Bellefontaine
Commercial Tribune
Bryan
Jou
Ken
Gov
Flertick
Committee of the Senate
William J. Bryan
Ohio Democratic
The
J. J. Hooker
Elkins
Ray Stannard Baker
McClure’s
Cansatt
George B. Cox
Tootey Street
Akron
Patterson
Guv Herrick
iMck
Ohio Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Committees
Oho
Fore Uker
Tait
Tafforne
New Hampshire
Ais
Hym. Chandler
One Cake of Cuticura Soap Endorsed by A W Taft
A. W. Taft of Independence Virginia writes under Sept 15 1904 that after twelve years of falling hair and dandruff he used Cuticura Ointment and one cake of Cuticura Soap. He reports scalp cleared, hair stopped falling, and hair growing again. He praises Cuticura Soap as a toilet soap.
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A. W. Taft
Independence
A. W- Taft
Weather Conditions and Climate Notes From Washington Bureau
Weather report from Washington 1906 details rising temperatures in the Western Rocky Mountain slope amid lingering zero readings in the Upper Mississippi Valley and North Dakota. Rain and snow affect Pacific Coast and Rockies with forecasts of moderating temperatures and mixed precipitation across regions. Winds vary along coasts and lakes with travel impacts for Friday departures to Europe.
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AB Dent
Weather Bureau
Washington
Atlantic Feoast
Rocky Mountain
Missisippi
North Dakota
Lakes
Pacific Coast
Wag Mountain
Laka
Mississippi Valley
West Gulf States
Misaimeipp
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Wast Gulf States
New England
Middle Atlantic
Haxteraa
Grand Hanks
President in Virginia for two-day guarded outing
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt with several children spent Thanksgiving at Plain Dealing in Albemarle County Virginia. They traveled by Southern Railway and were accompanied by two cooks to prepare the holiday dinner. The visit, kept secret until departure, aims for rest and riding in the country before returning to Washington.
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Albemarle
Roosevelt
Virginia
Mrs. Roosevelt
Wilmers
Roosevelts
William N. Wilmer
New York
Albermarle County
Scottsville
James River
Washington
Southern Railway
Albemarle County
White House
Alice
Orient
Rixey
Quentin
Rea Hil
Secret Service
Alice Roosevelt
Capt
Mra. Cowles
Man Dies By Own Action In Personal Grief
Marlon J. Osmand of 608 Twelfth Street Northwest killed himself with carbolic acid in his home on the anniversary of his daughter's death. He was taken to Emergency Hospital where physicians failed to save him. He told responders he took poison in a personal crisis but gave no reason. He was a widower whose daughter died last Thanksgiving Day.
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Osmand
Marlon J. Osmand
Twelfth Street
Ormand
Balfour Cabinet Set to Resign at Next Meeting
Report says the Balfour cabinet will resign with final steps to be arranged at tomorrow's cabinet meeting in London. Good authority indicates resignations are planned and will be formalized today.
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Max Min
Falt
Anheville
Atanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Boston
Cincinnati
Cheyanne
Davenport
Galveston
Bia
North Plate
Nebr
Omaha
Nebra
Pitesberg
Paris
Utah
Fea
St Lew
Vicksburg
River Bulletin
Washington Post
Harper Ferry
W. Va
London
Balfour
Cadet Trial Ends as Meriwether Faces Manslaughter Charge
Judge Advocate Merix led the prosecution in a naval academy assault case where midshipmen and doctors gave conflicting testimonies. The defense challenged the causation of death, arguing falls, not blows, caused Branch’s fatality, while Rose for the prosecution asserted the death resulted from unlawful blows exacted during a secret fight and that Meriwether bore responsibility for all consequences. The court then retired to deliberate.
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Merix
Humphrey
Colvocoresses
Pitch
Ames
Glazebrook
Fitch
Midshipman
Board of Inquiry
Naval Academy
Iprize
Branch
Meriwether
Hartford
United States
John C. Rose
Rose
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Cuticura
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Heautifal
Wilson & Mayers
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Sloan’s Art Galleries
G St
G Street
C. G. Sloan & CO
Lansburgh
BRO
Marseilles
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
Huntington Pianos
Steinway
Philadelphia
Penna. Ave
N. Ww
Shinola CO
Rochester
Shayn
Fhone
National Capital Brewing Co
7Th Street
Wen
Newcorn & Green
F Street
Peter Grogan
Bet. H and I
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Shoomaker
B. B. Earnshawn& Bro
Wholeeale
American Security and Crust Company
Fabrica
Schwartz & Peltman
Pianos Players
Musics
St. NW
Goldheim & Sons
Erwick RY
Berwick
Tharp
Pure
Berkeley
N.W
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D. C
Washington Gas Light Company
Tenth St
Bonda
Aaid Company
Tenth Street
Washington, DC
Ita
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Washingtony
John R. McLean
WM. B. Orme
Washington Oe Bat
Epanmeree Gas Light Company
P. O. Addressy
Myitel
Jylaul
Selec2
Washington Railway and Electric Company
TAS
B. Lackey
Wheg
Washington Fertilizer Co
South Royal Street
Alexandria
John F. Wilkins
Louis Beydr, JR
Water St
American Ice Office
H. Markward
G. EH. Markward
St. Aw
Lohnadin
Bee Us
McGill & Wallace
Troy E At
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Stil College
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