Illinois Seeks Lincoln Era Comeback for GOP Nomination
The article argues that Illinois party leaders see a real chance to regain the presidency, citing past nominations and current Cannon support as momentum. It contrasts 1890s and 1900s strategies with present hopes, predicting a strong bid for the nomination led by Illinois figures amid a revitalized party energy.
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Walter Q. Gresham
Robert G. Ingersoll
Joe
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Grant
James G. Blaine
John A. Login
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Uinots
Hughes Holds Aloof From Roosevelt Leaders Plan
Albany reports Governor Hughes will not endorse the White House conference program or participate in selecting delegates at large for the national convention. Brackett, president of Hughes League, criticizes Woodruff and defends Hughes amid intra party tensions in New York politics.
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Backet
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Pratt Machine
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Wootrutt
Barnes
Farnong
Japanese ambassador Takahira arrives in London from Paris
A dispatch from Paris reports the newly named Japanese ambassador to the United States, Takahira, has reached London after visits to Rome and Paris. The mission to the United States is described as seeking peace and concord, while official exchanges between the two governments remain exceedingly casual.
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Sport
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Tet Ishd States
Rome
Paris
United States
Desperate Animal Attack and Local Marriage Licenses
A violent incident near Summit involved a man fending off four dogs using a club after an encounter with wild animals on the mountainside. In Rockville, Maryland, special Washington Post notices report marriage licenses saved by the clerk, listing several couples from Kentucky and elsewhere.
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Washington Post
Figures Show Hughes Prediction From Electoral Tables
The Post prints tables by three expert observers predicting Charlee B. Hughes for president at Chicago. They outline ballots, transfers, and state influences with emphasis on Taft, Cannon, Foraker, and Southern delegations. Predictors warn that Southern votes remain the key uncertainty and that prolonged balloting could still deliver Hughes.
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Girl Dies While Shielding Husband in Arkansas Shooting
Eldorado Ark Feb 5 A man named Andrew Bradshaw shot at his son-in-law Isaiah Wood at the Bradshaw home near Smackoven Arkansas. A woman stepped between them and was hit by a bullet meant for her husband and died from the wound. Bradshaw is under arrest.
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Isaiah Wood
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Smackoven
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Treatment for Grip Remedy Advice From Peruna
In the acute stage of grip the Peruna should be taken in doses every two hours for children and weakly persons and a spoonful every hour for strong people. The remedy is said to prevent a long siege of the disease and lessen the dangers associated with the grip.
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Florida Republicans square off over Roosevelt policy at St Augustine
Florida Republican State convention opens in St Augustine with 117 delegates. Officeholding faction seeks to endorse Roosevelt policies and bar specific candidates while contesting delegations push for an independent action or seating by the national committee. Foraker signals and Hughes ties unclear amid rival camp efforts.
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Roosevelt
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J. Douglas Wetmore
New York
Gov. Hughes
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Third Districts
Harmon declares still in race for Democratic nomination
Cincinnati Sept. 6 Tudgon Harmon said he remains active in the Democratic presidential race after returning from a Southern trip with William J. Bryan. He asserted the chances for electing a Democratic President are good.
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Unio
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William J. Bryan
Eulogies for Gorman and Jackson Mark Senate Day
In Annapolis a memorial day honors late Senator Gorman and former Gov Jackson with unanimous Senate action. A Democratic caucus planned to adopt the disfranchisement amendment despite Gorman’s views, while the House allotted Anti-Saloon League hall access for a local option hearing. Bills on tunnels and bridges taxation and a district corporation reform advance.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills for Grip and Strength
The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as the best tonic cathartics for grip, claiming they strengthen the system without weakening it. It quotes testimonials from Stanford C. Horton and Mrs Anne B. Cooper and notes the medicine is sold everywhere in liquid or tablet form, with a 100 dose package available.
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Titusville
Dallas
Dunlop, Capital Traction Chief, Dies at 63
George Thomas Dunlop, longtime president of the Capital Traction Company and prominent Washington developer, died at his Georgetown home after a three week illness from heart failure. He led the traction system since 1895 and held directorships in multiple local firms. funeral plans to be announced with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Capital Traction Company
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Weather Forecast Storm Nearing. Warmth and Snow Vary by Region
Storm expected to move northeast within five days with wide temperature shifts across the nation. High winds on the Atlantic coast and Lake Michigan, with rain in the South and snow in the northern mountains. Forecasts call for warmer conditions in the Atlantic region Thursday, turning cooler Friday night. Special warnings cover the Atlantic, Gulf, and Pacific coasts and the upper Mississippi and Great Lakes regions. Local report shows temperatures ranging from midnight reading 18 to high in the 20s and low in the teens, with relative humidity around 85 percent.
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G P Dunlop Built Washington Streetcar Era and Helped Found Capital Traction
George T Dunlop rose from laborer to founder of a major street railway empire. He ran a Washington and Georgetown line, helped merge with Rock Creek interests, and led the Capital Traction Company formed Sept. 6 after stock and bonds were absorbed. He steered the shift from cable to electricity after a 1887 fire, restoring value and guiding a key transit system through rapid growth.
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District of Columbia
Capital Traction Company
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Dunlop Company
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