Ohio politics and Taft Foraker delegate hopes heat up
The piece describes expected Taft support for a solid Ohio delegation to Backer Foraker, with Vorys Burton and Longworth cited as promoters. It notes Foraker seeks Southern delegate access and anticipates an active campaign in the South. It mentions Republican dynamics, race, and a Senate Military Affairs report exonerating black soldiers in Rivennaville amid political maneuvering.
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Albany dispatch notes New York Governor Hughes gains friends preparing for a potential Republican national convention bid. Reported efforts include coordinating delegates in Florida, Georgia, and the Pacific Coast, with New York City allies moving to unite pro Hughes factions across several states.
Bryan Resents Dictator Claim At Buffalo Rally
William Jennings Bryan spoke at Conven tion Hall and rejected being called a dictator. He said he has no patronage wealth or corporate backing and vowed to repay the debt of gratitude to the American people. The Cleveland Plain Dealer account notes the crowd and reactions as he moved through meetings and discussions with Democratic leaders.
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Taft Candidacy Parley Ignites Florida Convention Gaffe
An Eastern senator was visited by two constituents returning from Florida where a new credential device amused party leaders. A duplicate Taft ticket created a scene at St Augustine February 4 1908 exposing how credential fraud manipulated delegates. Wayne Chubb and others warned of broader use in Southern state conventions and possible increased contested delegations at Chicago.
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Beveridge Urges Tariff Commission at Lincoln Day Banquet
United States Senator Albert Beveridge, of Indiana, challenged Congress to create a tariff commission to objectively classify articles and fix duties. He argued that thousands of disputed classifications require expert fact finding beyond special interests. James R. Garfield, Secretary of the Interior, spoke on reviewing sessions and rebating allegations.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Recovery After Winter Ills
After pneumonia, typhoid fever, scarlet fever, diphtheria, grip, and blood poisoning, Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as the best convalescence aid. It claims to purge poisons, restore appetite, renew strength, and build up the system, with Hood's Pills as a complementary laxative. A testimonial from Miss Carrie Irby credits quicker recovery and regained ability to do housework after two months of illness.
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Senator Roosevelt in Presidential Pivot Rumor
New York dispatch notes Republicans claim President Roosevelt rejected renomination and mused about becoming U S Senator to succeed Platt. They argue the looming primaries aim to strengthen Woodruff and Parsons factions and shift state leadership so Roosevelt could win Platt’s seat.
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Woodruff Reveals Change in Delegates System for Hughes
New York Feb 2 A State Committee leader announces a shift to four delegates-at-large to back Gov Hughes for president. The convention at Carnegie Hall April 4 will name the delegates with Root and Woodruff as likely members and discuss a possible special term for the McClellan Hearst mayoralty case.
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Democratic Banquet Attacks Royal Style in Message
Farmers judge D Cady Herrick denounces President Roosevelt's address to Congress as royalist and says Gov Hughes’ message mirrors modest public service. He contrasts it with a "royal" address pushing laws, warns against overbearing power, and calls for rest and constitutional governance. He praises Democratic principles and cites silver standard debate.
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Taft Center of Mystery Prompts Hotel Frenzy
Indianapolis dispatch reports frantic mail and telegram activity addressed to Secretary Taft at the Claypool Hotel sparking rumors of a secret conference with Indiana delegation members. Police, then Republicans, confirm the mix up and no meeting occurred. Separately Michigan and Vermont announce state conventions for May and April to select delegates to the national GOP convention. Kentucky reports no US Senate vote result in joint session.
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Weather conditions and forecasts from CLS Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau report notes high pressure over the Atlantic coast weakening while disturbance moves across the central regions. Expect no precipitation in New England and Middle Atlantic soon, with central west rain or snow Thursday, followed by colder conditions. Winds shift along coasts and Great Lakes, with variable to brisk south easterlies and easterlies. Local readings include midnight to 4 am temperatures and rainfall amounts, with regional temps listed for Wednesday.
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Peruma Invigorating Tonic for Grip Time
In times of grip an invigorating tonic is advised to guard against low spirits and disease germs. Peruma aims to boost circulation, resist unhealthy weather, and stimulate appetite and digestion to help the body tide over a dangerous quagmire.
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