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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1908

Page

20

Ohio politics and Taft Foraker delegate battle described

The piece outlines campaigns for delegates to Foraker in several districts, with Taft supporters predicting a solid Taft delegation from Ohio. It notes Foraker’s push to gain Southern delegates and hints at a partisan report exonerating accused black soldiers, aiming to boost political leverage in both the South and North.

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Hughes Boomers Busy

New York Governor's friends push Hughes for the Republican nomination with a strategy of securing delegates across states. Florida split politics alleged as manipulated by New York figures, while Georgia may see favorite sons unite. Pacific coast sentiment reportedly leans toward Hughes as New York visibility fuels a national push.

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Bryan Resents Dictator Charge At Buffalo Meeting

National figure William Jennings Bryan visited Buffalo and denounced Eastern papers labeling him a dictator. He argued he has no patronage wealth or corporate backing and cannot force or corrupt voters. A local woman recalled New York noise from elevated trains and said her husband supports her.

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Taft Men Outwitted as Southern Conventions Mock Credentials

An Eastern senator met two Florida travelers who carried a counterfeit Taft credential ticket at the Capitol. The fake tickets, issued by Chubb’s bloc in St Augustine, exposed weaknesses in Southern conventions and foreshadow more contested delegations at Chicago.

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Beveridge Urges Revision at Lincoln Day Banquet

United States Senator Albert Beveridge urged a tariff commission to reveal facts and classify articles for fair duties at the Lincoln Day banquet of the Marquette Club in Chicago. Interior Secretary James R. Garfield spoke on reviewing sessions and rebating allegations, stressing Congress should fix duties with expert classification.

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Hood's Sarsaparilla Offered For Convalescence After Grips

An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best course after pneumonia typhoid fever scarlet fever diphtheria and grip and other prostrating diseases. It claims the remedy cleanses poisons renews strength and builds the system with Hood's Pills as a helpful adjunct. A testimonial from Miss Carrie Irby Jenkins praises faster recovery after two months of illness. Hood's Sarsaparilla sold in liquid or tablet form 100 doses for one dollar.

Steck Hood Carrie Irby Jenkins

Senator Roosevelt in New York Senate bid rumor

Republicans in New York claim President Roosevelt rejected renomination and privately expressed desire to become U S Senator next January to succeed Senator Platt. They view this as a strategic move tied to the Woodruff Parsons faction and New York state power struggles.

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Woodruff Names Hughes Delegates In New NY Plan

New York Republican leaders announce a revised four delegates at large slate pledged to Governor Hughes for the national convention. Chairman Woodruff unveils the shift amid talks of Root and other figures and a new policy favoring the favorite son approach.

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New York Democrats Hear Judge Herrick On President and Governing

Judge D Cady Herrick denounces Roosevelt's message as royal dictation and contrasts it with Gov Hughes's modest address. He criticizes Republican policy and calls for rest, constitutional government, and Democratic unity. He cites silver standard debates and criticizes Christian Science money.

New York Roosevelt Congress D. Cady Herrick Judge Herrick National Democratic Club Gov. Hughes Democratic Party Christian Science Bryan Thomas Colorado

Taft Secret Conference Mystery At Claypool Hotel

Indianapolis reports a rumor of Secretary Taft meeting Indiana delegates in a secret conference at the Claypool Hotel. Police probing reveals mail mix up. Republicans conclude no conference is planned. Michigan and Vermont hold state conventions to select delegates for the national GOP, with 917 delegates in Michigan and Burlington set for April. Kentucky fails to name a US Senator as joint session ballots yield no result.

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Weather Conditions Report From Dept of Agriculture

Weather Bureau notes high pressure near Atlantic coast weakening while disturbances move eastward over Lake Superior and Southern Plateau, predicting no major eastern weather, central west to see rain and snow on Thursday, with colder conditions in Central Valley and Great Lakes region. Winds vary along coasts, with brisk offshore directions and lake winds shifting south and east. Temperature readings provided for multiple times and cities, including highs around 42 and lows near 3, plus rainfall and sunshine statistics.

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Peruma Invigorates Circulation During Epidemics

In grip times a tonic is advised to lift spirits and resist disease. Peruma targets circulation, boosts vigor to resist unhealthy weather, and stimulates appetite and digestion. It offers temporary help to tide the body through a dangerous period many fall into.

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