Election electors certified from multiple states in 1908
A scanned compilation of certified results for presidential electors from states including Georgia Virginia Arkansas Delaware Maryland New Hampshire and Delaware with official seals and signatures. It lists electors chosen, vote counts, and dates, noting authority of state governors and secretaries of state.
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Commonwealth OF Virginia
J. Cleede A. Bawanroa
Commonwealth of
Wingitua
Commonwealth
Noemba
United States of America
Gamuel W. Wiliams
Department of State
Georgia
J. Eithu Root
United States
Washington
State of Arkansas
Pindall
Arkansas
Arkans
State of
Jasy Nave
Hia
Tha- United States
fMe
Frank H. Safford
Robert M. Hite
Wade Hi
Lasseter Alonzo MM
Brend
EB. Spinks
John H. Hineman
Demwern
Alsotved
SESE
Vate
Jeane S. Peehles
Tlaate L. C. Going
Robert J. Lowry
Henry Blun
Osborne
Fulton
Colville
John Il
C. P. Goodyear
Peinine
Henry C. Lovrom
W. ¥. Aten
Cane
John J. Rotler
Noel
Voles
W. W. Bulmer
Valen
Percy
Stephenson
Tessle H. Drew
T. Rowe
Tom “D.” Brooks
W. Ia McPherson
E. J. Magon
Gibson
Drew
W. Rodgers
Yates
Davie Wee
Joel SS. Lanely
L. Matthews
F. D. Wimberly
OB McBaalal
Talley
Thaddeus Piewett
Durand Whipple
Duke
Cote
Ar A
Olt Xece
Wilson
Wren
Cart
Perrin
Croghetl
Charles Deleno
Mekisaes
H.C
CCPC
John BA
We Pits
People
Witham
Jon
N. Gary
Judaon
J. L
Hillyer
G. W. Fleetwood
FE McKinney
Herber
Murphey
L. N. Stans
Dedshella
Leon Smith
R. B
Carl Lee
Independence
G. W. Michsel
Independente
D.robinson
W. H. Boone
T. B. Hannan
W. D. Burdell
Uenty Geyer
Jo On
Ueylden
James R. Pottle
Wade H. Lucheter
Samuel J. Boykin
Alonzo M. Brand
Douglas Glessner
Wim. J. Spinks
Geo. W. Westbrook
Deft Davis
Isaas
Peebles
A. Lee Hatcher
Thi
Fresilant
Atlanta
America
Hoke Smith
Philip Cook
Maryland
Umveln
Ametromian
Eiiby Ruel
Sealy Euseu Root
Executive Department
Austin L. Crothers
Isw
James Enos Ray
Suken
Overnor
Recel
John F. Williams
Ampaon H. Biedier
John Charles “Linthloam Vecel
William H. Hellen
Charles Ih Conley
Jaka A. Tubinson
Albert G. Towers
Robert 3. Adkins
Rather Kemp
Zigeph Brooks
Millard F. Burgess J
S. Webb Thomas
Mores Bomberger
Sashua Levering
Wiliam Mtelnte
James
Anthony
William
Notria
James R. Whitehurst
Wiliam Glerle
William E. Kellmeyer
Francis J. Sappington
Clarenne H. Taylor
Robert EB. Clagger
William H. Warfield
Charles W. Smiley
Williams W. Grove
Donald Weber
Benjamin F. Adams
Charles A. Briscoe
Edward
Trainor
Charles H. Winkleman
John Hears Gordy
Tuenlore A. Payrleliner
Volus
William A. Hammond
Harry Simons
Theobald Meyer
Hampton H. Blecter
John Charles Linthicum
John A. Rabingon
Albert G. ‘Towers
Adnapolis
Ning Lundren
Austin L. Crothere
Uie
Ian Winslow Williams
Bate
Martha A Chanter
C. B
Naval Lodge
Fourth Street
Pennsylvania
Worthy A
Marion W. Micateron
Apt
Raliraedre Ecombinaton
Barnes Magazine
HOX
Washington, D
Preston Tea
Jas. L. Pahael
United States OF Amert
Elihu Root
New Hampshire
Endit
Charles H. Greenfest
Li Sumner Wallace
Frank Anderson
Warren Brown
William Corey
Frank Collins
David B. Murphy
Eases
Hutchlas
Fred. Ei
Daggett
John
Blanchard
George H. Locke
Samuel Leavitt
Roscoe T. Harden
Luther B. Sampson
Willam Ms Kendall
Vilax W. Bryant
Edwin B. Lonts
Frederick Morck
Jabeb Belavsky
George’ Howie
Ani Cherles HW. Grosaiski
Franch Wellane
Rochester
Frank Weandersig
Neeshwa
Hampton Fells
Afl
Charles
Floyd
Concord
Bloyd
Aviles
I Rdn
Pearson
Sete
Obe
A.W. Eres Wre
Tiavkd
D. Harrieto
Durton
George M. Narrig
Watt Tineley
H.W. Nen
Hensley
Brooks
JR Roberts
T Brogka
W. C. Brooks
Vas
W. U. Shoemaker
W. H. Marti
G. W! Aradehan
Tl. Tennall
J. Kibler
VW. O'Gonor
TE. Freeman Wer
Mn Tillery
George M. Cease
I. W. Kemner
Chasien F O'Coner
J.J. O'Donnell
Cas
Les W. Bolen
Csst
Vatea
Elovid Addison
Wntee
Gaerne
Ray T. Mamball
Pond
Broderick
Whipkey
Board of State
Samuel W. Whitems
Samus
Kelley
Montague
A. J. aAckisk Hom Smith
W. B
Cocker Sorer
A. Sames
B. Coleman
H.W . Downing
J. R. Gochran
J. M. Carter
W. E. Allen
Sach
Claude A. Swanson
Judge DeLacy Urges Broader Power For Juvenile Court
Boston dispatch reports Judge DeLacy urged broader authority for the juvenile court and probation system. He cites 3,000 cases tried in the year ending June 30, 1908, with 3,550 juveniles and 680 adults appearing. 663 adults faced child support charges. He favors detention houses and probation to keep youths in school and out of reformatories, noting good results from probation and advocating elimination of alley housing. He proposes a detention home for awaiting trial. A draft bill to empower the juvenile court and police to suspend sentences and channel offenders to reformatories was sent to Congress.
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DeLacy
Jay
Tae
Ingcen Ana
Herbor
Benear
Juvenile ‘Court
Supreme Court of the District
70 year old veteran praises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
I P Swords of Washington DC, aged 70, writes that Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey cured two years of lung and throat trouble. He calls it a fine tonic that built up his system and helped his debility, stating the bottle’s directions yielded wonderful relief.
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Duffy
I. P. Swords
Washington, D. C
Swords
P. Swords
Dusty
Rite
Duily Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N.Y
N. H. Shea
Pa. Ave
N.W
John Wedderburn CO
F St
N. W
New Emergency Army Bill Proposed by President in Message
President Roosevelt urges an emergency volunteer army bill to replace the piecemeal prewar law. The draft, introduced in the Senate by Cullom, envisions rapid mobilization and a flexible structure to raise from 50,000 to 2,000,000 men if foreign war arises, with War Department backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevett
Congress
Senate
Cullom
Spain
Army
War Department
District committee to weigh bills on permanent District government
The first meeting of the District committee of the House is set for tomorrow with many bills from last session to be acted on. A joint resolution by Representative Clark of Florida proposes a congressional committee to study a permanent District government and draft a bill. Representative Sraith, chairman, introduced a bill to amend section 1668 to widen and straighten streets and alleys, a move the commissioners say exceeds current wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Clark
Florida
Teagan
Sraith
Navy Yard Would Suffer Ex Pennsylvania Road Turmoil
Secretary Newberry has sent letters to chairmen of the Senate and House district committees urging action on tearing up tracks. The move aims to influence transportation routes and public works, with potential impact on the navy yard area and nearby industries.
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Pendaylvvania Railroard Company
W&ashington
Newberry
Pennsylvania Road
Senate
House Ndistrict
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Val Tomney
Act of Congress
Elihu. Root
Department of Slee
City of
A. D
United Statea
Aseakyeh Biahu Root
Virginia
Eliha Root
Stat
Lgve Bereanto
Unak Sonn
M- Sinemon
Cay Slom
L. C. Going
David L. Tin
J. Wrytler Walker
S. J. Rowe
Tom D. Brooks
T. Mavis Nixon
oMice
Ana Unis Hainé
Elactora
X. O. Pindall
Moray
Wyernor
Pendall
Arkangen
Govarnor
Keney
E. E. Montague
A. J. Ackiss
H. M. Smith
W. K. Cocke
Korer
A. James
Coteman
H. Downing
J. R. Cochran
AM. Carter
Soak Varkit
Kou
Delaware
Preston Lea
Fur Wivish
Tim
Wits
Henry P. Sent
Jacal E. Karie
Charles 11
Suck
Elartass
Breston Lea
Pavernor Afnresanl
General Assembly
Cai Iin
Henry P. Scott
Jacob B Kirk
Charles Iackett
United
Dover
M.al Hoge
James W. Bolles
Tenre L. Crockett
Jurnault
Gow Smithteat
Walter Sparkiln
J. Is
Gravely
CG. Rucker
Cnet
William A
Geo
Wairlam
GR. Kang
Saag
di Edwa
Dé IK
Sponaibl Beer
Jayne
Cate
Jno
Chappell
Joseph Cooper
Rast
Gola Eskry
Per Wm
Gath
Vates
Palmer Cox
Manila Bay
Jorgensen
S. Weir Mitchell
George Dewey
the Century CO
New York
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Harrys Island
Ralph Henry Barbour
Harry
John ‘Walcott Adams
Union Square
Fudge
Hobson
Boston
Whitey
Richmond P. Hobson
Alabama
John A. Kelher
Massachusetts
Joseph A. Conry
Confess
Kettner
Joks Ers Nel
Ete HE Century CO
House Committee
Navy Yard
Washington College OF Music
Carolyn E. Haines EiGbio
Kaspar
Geo Kasp
Tanhestta
Seve
Hindle
Oscar Franklin Comstock
Pua Piamo
Heintz
Jane
EC. Heintz
Dranau
Piaha
Atedin
Edwin K. Elett
Dig
St. Uw
Re. Gait
Oss
National
COR
6Th and
D Sts
Frank P. Milburn
Ashington
D.C
Highcrave
McGill & Wallace
E Street NW
Pillsbury’s
Bern
Bari Sanitary Grocery Co
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Capital Traction Co
Aker & Prevost
Belasco
van Agrambon
Italian Grand Opera CO
Rilay
Pavalleria Rueticara
Maxine Elliott
Tee New Ndt
Marion Walrfan
Chaperon
Telabas Eiturs
Zane Mat
Harry L. Tighe
Yale College Salle
Foner
Emmet Devoy & CO
Long Acre
Katherine Nelson
Elizabeth Otto
Dumiz
Redon+ Troupe
Gartelle Hros
Frank’ le
Rive
Vita Graphs
Emil
Brad Duprez
Dandy George
NEW Academy Mats
Joseph Leyandt
Death Valley
Gul
Attlesnake
Gayety Theater
Harry Emerson
Rive & Barton
Tigerlilies
Will Ward
Matt Kennedy
David Bispham
Adelaide
Beethoven
House OF Mercy
Sationel Theyler
Wilson's
W. F. Frederick
CSRS
ODD Fellows Hall
St. N.W
Order of Bad Fellows Benefit OF Home Fund
Brentog
Lancheon
We. Seazon
Mary Washingtod
New Masonic Temple
Praster
Nations Dimzere
Buresque
Camrapione Talking Pictures
Alice Lloyd
Myers Perfo
Admiraatan
Ioe
Alhambra Theater
Streat
W. W. Directios Pears& Schock
Uaitimoe
Ap Daily
Chuarea
Aduiselon
Palace
Sie
TAS
Gbactore
Orvate
Rete
O'Donnell
Roma
SY Hdmund
West
Qari
Thers. F
Ene Polenta
Mat. Taer
Bat
Blanche Walsh
Julfs Eckert Goodman
Feople Lave Altes
Paul Nigrolson
Newspa
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