Illinois Sees Cannon as Possible Presidential Nominee
A distorted historical column argues that Cannon, backed by his state, could win the Republican nomination. It recalls past contests, noting Illinois leaders view a real chance to regain the presidency, with references to Gresham and other era candidates.
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Ihinos Tast
Walter Q. Gresham
Robert G. Ingersoll
Joe
Canon Ia
Republican Party
Lincoln
Grant
James G. Blaine
John A. Login
Prient
Waine Sinc
Iresnans Sunhdaay
Uinots
Hughes Holds Aloof From Roosevelt Delegate Plan
Albany Feb 3 Governor Hughes will refrain from actions that might imply approval of a Roosevelt led plan to influence delegate selection and campaign management. Brackett derides Woodruff, says Hughes’ faction would face intra party rifts. Woodruff is called a joke by Brackett though Roosevelt uses him as an errand boy in a tense party scene.
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Brackett
Woodruff
Albany
N.Y
Guv Hughes
White House
Chincgo
Enemires
Hughen
Backet
Aldridge
Hughes
Senate
Edgar T. Brackett
Hugues League
Mr. Woodruff
Pratt Machine
Matt
Wootrutt
Barnes
Farnong
Takahira Reaches London Amid Ambitious Diplomatic Tone
A dispatch from Paris and Rome reports Japanese Ambassador Takahira has arrived in London. He states the mission to the United States aims at peace and concord. Relations between Japan and the United States are described as extremely cordial, with no formal ultimatum or breakdown evident.
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Sport
Weekingson
Fey
Beron Kugor Takahira
Tet Ishd States
Rome
Paris
United States
Desperate Wildcat Attack Ends in Narrow Escape
A wild encounter near Summit between four dogs and a man named Winebreane ended when Winebreane beat off the animals with a club and escaped unharmed. The incident occurred after the animals chased him toward Rockville. In other items, marriage licenses were approved in Rockville, and a Kentucky senate house ballot for US Senator produced no result with multiple names listed.
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Worhington
Haxerstown
Mis
W. Wine. d
Burger
Albucheman
Animala
Kentucky
Frankfort
Senate
House
United States
Heckham
Bradley
Blackburn
McCreary
Allen
E. M. Flexner
Figures show Hughes predicted to win Republican nomination
A Post analysis by three experienced observers predicts General Hugh S. Hughes for president at Chicago. It argues that some Southern votes may shift to Hughes, with Taft and Foraker as key pivot players, while Cannon and Grosvenor figures influence transfers. Contested Southern delegations and past convention patterns are cited to justify the forecast.
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Chicago
Hsing
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Mile
Namd
Hughes
Anny
Groovenor
Ohio
Grosvenor
Satt
Taft
Bose
Cannon
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Foraker
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la Follcette
Hanna
National Committee
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Post
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Florida
Louisiana
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Lineal Grant
Grant
McKinley Stoosewell
Linevin
Hayes
Warfield
Harrison
Garrison
Martinley
Lincoln
Garfel
Athens
Girl Dies While Shielding Husband in Arkansas Shootout
Eldorado Ark Feb 5. Andrew Bradshaw shot at his son in law Isaiah Wood at the Bradshaw home near Smackoven. A daughter rushed between them and was struck by a bullet intended for her husband, fatally wounded. Bradshaw is under arrest.
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Eldorado
Ark
Andrew Bradshaw
Isaiah Wood
Bradshaw
Smackoven
Bradahaw
Treatment For Grip A Peruna Remedy Suggested For All
The article claims no treatment for grip exists but Peruna may prevent a long siege. During the acute stage doses vary. children and weakly persons may need two hour intervals, stronger individuals a spoonful hourly. It warns grip complications and the danger of state of the disease.
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Toas
Florida Republican Convention Faces Officeholder Challenge
Jacksonville February 6 The Florida Republican State convention opens in St. Augustine with officeholding delegates aiming to endorse Roosevelt policy and block contesting delegations. Opponents seek to form an independent convention backed by Foraker and hope for nonbinding support in the national committee. 117 delegates attend. Second district meets after the state gathering with dates for Farst and Third districts unsettled.
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Jacksonville
Fla
St. Augustine
Roosevelt
Bandwagon
Foraker
Hughes
Joseph B. Foraker
J. Douglas Wetmore
New York
Gov. Hughes
National Committee
State Committee
Farst
Third Districts
Harmon Still In Race For Democratic Nomination
Cincinnati September 6 Tudgon Harmon declared he was as much in the race for the Democratic nomination for President as ever. He returned from a South trip with William J Bryan and said the chances for election of a Democratic President were good.
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Cincinnati
Unio
Harmon
South
William J. Bryan
Agreed Upon Amendment in Maryland Senate Remembrance Day tributes and caucus set
In Annapolis on February 6 the Democratic caucus to adopt the disfranchisement amendment was anticipated as leaders kept opposition in check. Senator Gorman favors ending the property qualification and restoring the grandfathers clause timing but likely won’t force the caucus to adopt his view. Memorial day in the senate honored the late Senator Gorman and former Gov. Jackson with a unanimous resolution. The House granted the Anti-Saloon League use of the hall for a local option bill hearing next Wednesday. A resolution for Warfield legislature spending inquiry was tabled on party lines. Bills introduced tax tunnels and bridges and form the Jackson Grove Assembly of Maryland and D C. The general incorporation bill passed to third reading after a heated contest.
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Weekinston
Annapolis
Gorman
Lawyers’ Committee
Senate
Sergion
Jackson
House of Delegates
Anti-Saloon League
Allegany
Warfield
Mathias
Frederick
Brashears
Jackson Grove
Marwand
District of Columbia
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills for Grip Relief
Experiencing the grip's weakness and prostration, many trust Hood's Pills as an easy to take tonic cathartic that strengthens the system while aiding relief. Starting with Hood's Sarsaparilla helps eliminate grip poisons from the blood and renew health, as testimonials claim.
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Hood
Stanford C. Horton
Bristol
Wis
Dunlop Goes to Rest After Long Illness
George Thomas Dunlop, president of the Capital Traction Company and a leading Washington developer, died at his Georgetown home after a three week illness from heart failure. He was 63, survived by his wife and six children, with funeral plans expected. He rose from a private-education start in 1860 to lead the city’s major street railway system and hold directorships in several banks and firms.
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George Thomas Dunlop
Capital Traction Company
Washington
Georgetown
Street
Ness
Emily R. Dunlop
G. Thomas Dunlop
Dunlop
Heeside
McLaughlin
Thomas Parker
Barker
Baltimore
Dunlap
Capitol
Traction Bih
Congress
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ify
Dunep
Washington Title Insurance Company
Union ‘Trust and Storage Company
Washington Gasflight Company
The
Board of
Terburn
Frederick Co
Col
Henry Dunlop
Weather Warnings and Conditions Across Regions
Storm warnings posted along Atlantic coasts from Eastport to Jacksonville and across the Gulf coast. Western winds shift to northwest with warmer Atlantic temperatures and snow in northern hills, rain in the South. Fragile forecasts expect rain or snow into Friday, with colder air moving south from Gulf states toward the Ohio and Mississippi valleys and the Lower Lakes.
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Tego
Sum Thuratay
Atlantic States
New England
Atlantis
Thera
Dietricia
Reet Muntaine
Rockies
Thurstay
Gulf
Carolina
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Atlantic
Eastport
Jacksonville
Cedar Keys
Mobile
Uns
North Pacific
Dakotan
Minnesota
Ox Tahome
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Mississippi
Mitaautl
Arkatsea
Lake Regina
Pioneering Washington streetcar magnate G T Dunlop
The career of George T Dunlop traces from labor at his brother in law’s house to owning a partner led firm in 1870, then sole owner in 1878. He directed the Washington and Georgetown Railroad rising to president 1894, oversaw the shift to electricity after a 1887 fire, and helped form Capital Traction Company with Rock Creek lines. The stock performance fluctuated but recovered with the system’s modernization.
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G. %. Dunlop & Co
Dunlop
Washington and Georgetown
Washington
Rock Creek
Congress
District of Columbia
Capital Traction Company
tSack
George T. Dunlop
Dunlop Company
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