Primary system debate amid calls for convention plan in Wisconsin
The article details a heated executive session over nominating methods as representatives from Wisconsin and Kansas discuss adopting a primary or convention. It notes a shift toward flexibility, with critics wary of extra party strain and Chicago versus Kansas City as possible convention cities.
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Indian Territory
Frank C. Lowden
Ky Aglt
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Rampart of a Resultca in Such Magnificent Actors
President Roosevelt exclaims pleasure at meeting the assembled actors and paying homage to the group’s efforts from three years past. He and Rodosevelt shake hands, are photographed on the White House steps.
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Uhree
Preallent Rodstre
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Unanimous Choice For New Republican Committee Chair
The committee opened with nearly all members present by proxy and a roll call showing wide attendance. Mr New was unanimously chosen to fill the unexpired term of Secretary Cortelyou as the next convention approaches.
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Washington
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Crane
Massachusetts
Itsel
Lyon
Texas
Lew
Carder
Jenstor Crone
Arkeny
Smaure
Cortelyou
Murphy
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Wisconsin
Roster of Members of the Republican National Committee
The roll call lists attendees from many states and territories including Alabama Alabama Cherisa I Zedtt and Arkansas Powell faylon along with Georgia Judson W Lydon and New York Willam Bare. officials from Indiana Frank 2D Lowden and Missouri LB Myye os Mimouri are noted, with numerous others spanning the party across regions. The list includes names associated with California George Knight and Nebraska Victor Rosewater, among many more.
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Republican National Committee
Alabama
Cherisa I Zedtt
Arkansas
Powell Faylon
Catltgrnia
George Knight
Colorado
D © Bailey
Conneticut
Charles H Brooker
Delaware
John Hayward Addicks
Plorian
J. W
Foowbe
Georgia
Judson W Lydon
Idaho
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Ilingis
Frank 2D Lowden
Harry
New
Iowa
Emcat
E Hart Kanen
David W Mojvane
Kentucky
Joan W Yerkes
Loalaluns
Pexet Wright
Balnt
John F
Maryland
John B Hanne
Xias
Beaster
Murray Crane
Michigan
John W Hladgatt
Minnaecie
Prank O Kalops
Milglesipol
Myye Os Mimouri
Fhonan J
Montana
John B Wala
Nebraska
Victor Rosewater
Nevada
Patrick J. Flanigan
Hempshire
Frank
Stroojer
New Jersey
Prackin Murphy
New York
Willam Bare
North Zerotton
Duneas
North Dewnte
J. Laemoure
Ohio
Wrrax
Herrick
Oregon
Rhode
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Dabcock
Wyuna
Brumer
Clan
Ske
Jonas
Artrooa
Charles Dick
Newseatco
Solomon Lous
Oxiehomm
Fado
Indian Territory
Cyr Lelong
Colmesbia
Robert Hoyhgen A
Prines Kaleatwaade
Forts
Ico
R A Todd
Wiliam Warner
Oliver A Candidate For National Committee From Tennessee
News last night reported Willan J. Olver seeking a Republican National Committee seat from Tennessee. Olver supports Taft and is aligned with Brownlow’s faction, with delegates soon to vote at the Tennessee convention. His allies expect his election, though Tennessee factions remain unsettled ahead of the national gathering.
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Tennessee
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Taft
Brownlaw
Tenneste
Oliver
Charity Swindle Charged By New York District Attorney
In New York City district attorney statements Edward Fine, a solicitor, swindled multiple residents by posing as a charity representative. Mrs Willard Heintz of the Ansonia Hotel said she gave a check for $0 believing the funds supported young artists. letters claimed contributions from elite figures like Mrs Stuyvesant Fish and Chauncey Depew. Authorities call the letters counterfeit.
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Tae Washtaguca
New York
Paul Krotel
Edward ©. Fine
Finell
Willard Heintz
Ansonia
Doubtful of Roosevelt Dominates Republican Talks
Washington and New York dispatches report a split in the Republican National Committee over Roosevelt’s third term. Indications show Roosevelt plans to renounce a third term while Hughes faces weak support. Oklahoma’s Jim Crow bill passes the senate, signaling GOP splits as Roosevelt’s fate remains unsettled.
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Hugher
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Senate
Beng
Taft Hopefuls Rally Behind Roosevelt Support in South
A Washington observer notes Taft backers press President Roosevelt to endorse a Taft renomination. Southern leaders are organized against other candidates, with Huey Long-like tactics cited as blocking invasions. The scene is volatile as Taft aides and rivals spar over influence before the national convention.
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National Committee
Roosevelt Era Strife Over Third Term Rumors Stir South Vote
A regional split among Southern national committeemen shows a tilt toward Taft amid fear of a Roosevelt third term. The piece traces intraparty moves, federal office influence, and Governor Hughes as a target of the Roosevelt administration’s strategy in 1908 era politics.
Funeral with military honors for Capt Nathan Sargent at St Johns Church
Funeral services for Capt Nathan Sargent will be held at St Johns Church with full military honors. An escort of Navy and Marine units will participate under Capt Quaitrougn CG 8.N, led by Admiral Browne and Admiral Cotes as pallbearers. The ceremony includes a brief service at 1:15 p.m. at Farragut Square, officiated by Rev Bland Cotton Smith, with interment at Arlington.
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St. John’s Church
Eighteenth
H Streets
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Marinas
Otha Horse
Furragut Square North Weet
Hey. Bland Cotton Smith
Arlington
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W. A. Cotes
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Raymond R Rodgers
U- 5
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Jenkins
Russell
Fahnstock
CR Miller
P. W. Foote
Baltimore
Sargent
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Carsisie
Eingtem
de Ushers
No Roosevelt Declination Bryan Urges Harmony
William J Bryan urged party harmony at a Chicago luncheon, saying the Democratic camp should unite ahead of the presidential race. He asserted Republicans are divided and warned against reviving old feuds, arguing the party must move beyond past disagreements to win.
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William J. Bryan
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Joquais Club
Bryen
Roger C
Ilnolx
Gollivan
Bryan
Democratic Party
Fremont
Republican Party
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Racy
Foraker Ideal Candidate Endorsed by Maxwell in Ohio
Maxwell, a Kenia Ohio colored attorney and former consul general to Santo Domingo, backs Senator Foraker for president. He cites the colored vote, the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments, and distrust of the discharge order, urging Wilder Foraker as an ideal Republican nominee.
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Kenia
Ohio
Santo Domingo
Harrison
Cleveland
Hengalican Nationa Committee
Senator Forsaker
Maxwell
Buckeye
Benster Forsker
Hoonavelt
Brownsville
Tex
Mnny
Algan
Manwell
Foraker
Foraker Tale Had Teeth at Potters Banquet
Dispatch from Washington reports a leak at the United States Potters Association executive banquet at the Raleigh Hotel. Senator Foraker and Representative Cushman faced questions about fiery remarks, with Cushman recounting trophies from various administrations and Foraker implying strong criticisms of the McKinley and Roosevelt eras.
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New York
Senaton
United State Potters’ Association
Raleigh
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Representative Cushman
Washington
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Roosevelt
Sarsatabs Blood Purifier and Tonic Claims Cure All Diseases
An advertisement touts Sarsatabs as a chocolate flavored tablet that purifies and enriches the blood and claims to cure a wide range of diseases from catarrh to general ailments. It cites 10,366 testimonials over years as proof of efficacy and promotes youthful vitality through its tonic form.
Johnson Dead Former Citizens National Bank Leader
John Ke Johnson longtime president of the Citizens National Bank died at his Baltimore home at night. Funeral planned in Baltimore with interment at Dorchester, Maryland. Born in East New Market, he moved to Baltimore in 1860s, later becoming president of Choptank SteamBoat Company and then vice president of Farmers Trust and Bank Company until his death. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Margaret Johnson of 21% St Paul Street, Baltimore.
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Dorchester
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Johnson
Washington
Landis Refuses Exception in Oil Case Judgment
Judge K M Landis of the United States Commercial Court declines to permit Standard Oil Company to insert in the bill of exceptions an event alleging the penalty was a jump sutra. The judge notes the official records show a $0.00 fine on each of 1 454 counts, totaling $23 240 000.
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Monks Repel Bandits at Pakey Monastery Attack
In Powercourg, monks repelled twenty Lettlah Eythenien bandits who occupied the Pakey monastery. Six attackers were slain and three monks wounded in the clash. Troops and gendarmes routed the robbers, with only one bandit captured alive and wounded as night fell.
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Desirable Table Supplies Stocked at This Store
This store offers the most complete stocks of table supplies with tight prices and many holiday special ties available. Buy now to take advantage of the selection and savings.
Weather Across Regions Warn of Warm Wet Fronts
The report outlines conditions from the Dept of Agriculture and Weather Bureau, noting unsettled patterns east of the Rockies with strong winds and heavy moisture. Temperatures forecast to be mild in Bastien and nearby districts, while winds shift west to east along coastal regions and across the Great Lakes. Special forecasts show storm activity near Parisie Saint and Arlington Rough Riders monument fund event planned for December 11 at Fort.
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