Taft Delegates Face Instructed Contest in Districts
Massachusetts Republican scene centers on Taft versus Crane forces as delegates across districts debate instructions. Gardner Winslow George loom large, with payroll and financial backing shaping strategies. Analysts foresee Taft-bound instruction across districts, while large delegates at large may align with the secretary candidate.
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Cranes
Doty
Glen
Butler Ames
Florida
Crane
Gardner
Sidney
Winslow
Baward
George
Simuel
Ita
Taft
Doll
Cobb
Bates
Moassiehusetts Remitian Club
Hughes
York
Dwar
Boston Horall
Tate
Roosevelt
Revolt Averted Says Secretary Warns Of Threats
Secretary Gurkell cites threats to order from dissidents and praises worthy men who upheld the law. He claims a potential national movement was checked and warns of dangers that could threaten stability. The remarks reference leadership and the need to defend against disorder.
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James B. Gari
Dave
Cetary
Bob Pals
Cherie
Mitchell enters governor race as United Mine Workers leader
Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, enters the political arena as a potential governor candidate on the Democratic ticket. He has been urged into the race by several Democrats and is weighing the offer amid party talks. No formal declaration is expected until after the approaching date.
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Mitchell
United Mine Workers of Riverse
Hams
Joby Connery
Premerate
Ueusht Witchell
John P Hopkins Foster Silvan
Agas
Mississippi Senate Passes Bill On Quinine Use Policy
In a rushed session the Senate approved a bill governing quinine use amid debate over medical safety and regulatory impact. The measure, tied to a 4 percent tax proposal, faces immediate questions about enforcement and public health implications.
Taft Panic Talk Echoes calls for more power
Secretary warns hosts that the Interstate Commerce Commission must gain more authority or government ownership could follow, a stance framed as a moral awakening against business practices. Attendees in Michigan hear Revived calls for reform and political boldness amid outspoken supporters.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Sabbatarian for Governor in Wisconsin and tobacco substitutes
Fragmentary report outlines Sabbatarian candidate Tadee Wilm Wallner campaign for Wisconsin governor opposing Sunday laws and supporting a broad Sunday service. Mentions of prohibition style enforcement, local option, and health concerns linked to tobacco substitutes. references to public sentiment and campaign logistics amid unclear context.
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Kansas City
Tadee Wilmat Wallner
Theilmi F
Wry
Fedoliien
Harber
Cornell men at banquet urge degree requirement for profes sional studies
At a Raleigh banquet of the Washington Alumni Association more than 200 Cornellians heard President Jacob Gould Schurman say that universities trend toward requiring college degrees before professional and technical training. He noted Cornell medical already requires academic degrees, the arts and science work for the new department, and tentative steps by the engineering school toward future requirements. Speakers included Ruth Putnam and John F Hayford.
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Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
Washington Alumni Association
Raleigh
Naw
School of Engineering
John F Hayford
L OQ Howard
Ruth Putnam
Earnest Shenherd
Carlos Bmch Fy
Mre Frederick
Calle
John JC Heyt
Earnest Sheplan
Arcilaid T Baning Jr
Horace Dulln
Recommendations for Potomac Deepening and Library Plan
The Washington Board of Trade sessions debated widening the Potomac improvements and establishing another Carnegie Library. Proposals covered water supply, riverfront works, taxation, and municipal aid, with emphasis on public library expansion, permanent city-front improvements, and staff salary increases.
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Potomac
Carnegie
Rusch
Watt
Washington
Tuils Tehanbes
PH Patou
Pstilet
Ein
He Paton
Bennings Hydevat
Rowields Privat
Verning Bridge
Anetor
Uurck
Crneiess
Gal Wolllay
Neil Luton
Exective Committee
Ridgely Bank President May Take Kansas City Post
Rumor says Ridgely may resign as Comptroller of the Currency to become president of the reorganized Royal Bank of Commerce of Kansas City Mo which suspended payment during the recent panic. Preparations to install new officers proceed while details remain unsettled and Ridgely could not be reached for comment.
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Royal Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
Tingely
New York
Tastence O
Mr Ridzel
Ma Ridgely
Wilkton
Bo Ridgely
Tin Town
Brink
Nations Bank of Commerce
Ridgely
Gemptroter Ridgely
Washington
Death of John R Lowe Pioneer undertaker dies at home
John R Lowe born in Woodville and longtime undertaker at 612 Mesenth Street died yesterday morning after a six month illness. He belonged to Federal Lodge in 1FAA MN. Funeral services at Wesleyan Chapel with Rev Wo Melee officiating, interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
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John R Lowe
Sixth Street
Lowe
Woodville
Federal Lunge
Wesleyan Chapel
Glenwood Cemetery
Foraker Named in Florida Campaign Boost for Taft Opposition
The Florida contention shows strong Foraker sentiment among black and white Republicans aiming to block Taft’s South delegates. Aitchcock plans a South tour to bolster Taft. President backs Taft’s renomination while stressing national unity and party regularity amid delegate fights.
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Southland
Jo Cality
Ohio
Florida
Friends
Walrbanks
Catmon
Foraker
Witte
Jaessandil
Chicago
Rare Japanese color plate album vanished at auction
The Oriental Company's sale in New York ended with chief buyer Ross misplacing a rare album. A Japanese Hokusai color plate set of 37 views titled Budd was bought for $28 and disappeared from his under coat as he left the auction house. The owner and status of the missing item remain unclear.
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Waal Ingianco
New York Tech
J Ross
Oriental Company
Budi
Hokusai
Eddy Writings Sell High at New York Auction
Rare early editions of Mary Baker Eddy writings and scattered pamphlets and autographs from the founder of Christian Science fetched high prices at a New York sale staged by the Anderson Auction Company. Bids from two prominent Christian Science churches in Iowa and Massachusetts dominated the purchases, with notable items such as a 61st business card of Eddy and a postcard instructing to meet at the depot selling for significant sums.
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Wastaten
Pst
New York
Mary Balter Eddy
Christian Carnes
Anderson Auction Company
West Twenty Ninth
Christian Science Churches
Lddy
Euger
Eddy
Iown
Turner
Taught
Massachusetts
Soma
Christian Science Congregation
Major Corner
Shipwrecked Hyde Reaches Bermuda After Gale Routs Crew
The Bath by auxillary schooner Frances Hyde arrived in Bermuda aboard the steamer Bermudian with Captain G H Healy and crew after a brutal voyage from Georgetown South Carolina. The two year old Hyde, loaded with lumber, was nearly a total loss as a northwest gale ripped sails and deckhouse, sent the vessel off course by seven miles, and left the crew exhausted and starving before rescue.
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Hington Post
New York
Healy
Bath
Frances Hyde
Bermudian
Hyde
Bermuda
Trinidad
Hydes
Vesal Ig
Beavenue Granite Company
Georg Town
Cinimiidie
Broadway
Delamaré Capes
Cnaing
Henry
Russians Enlistment Surge Shocks U S Army Recruiters
Reported in a Washington pest era piece, a surge of Russian enlistments appears at multiple United States stations. Officers note 6 of 13 enrollments in one day and estimate many Russians already served in their army. They expect a future war with Japan and seek military readiness in America.
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Umk
United States Army
Japan
Russia
Jayen
United States
America
Wisconsin Democrats Form Milwaukee Delegation At State Convention
Wisconsin Democrats convened in Milwaukee at the Davidson Theater as delegates to the Democratic National Convention were named. The gathering adjourned to tomorrow for further action with Bryan favored for president and census reform discussions already underway.
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Milwaukee Wie
Demet
Davidson Theater
Bryan
Weather conditions and forecasts from Department of Agriculture Bureau
Weather summary notes disturbances moving northeastward with a southwest Texas center, colder temperatures in the east, and a broad forecast across the Plains and Midwest. Forecasts include snow and rain in the southwest, potential rain along the Atlantic coast, and cold waves in the Rocky Mountains and western regions. Temperature readings, humidity, and sunshine hours are provided for several zones, with emphasis on the South Atlantic, Gulf coast, and Great Lakes regions.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Phurrday
Rotheastward
Texas
Saithwes
Jlorky
Vauntains
Altho
Lake
Atlantis
Gulf Sixton
Ohio Vales
Lake Regio
Aliisippi
Missouri
Tower Arkansas
Atlantic
Ower Tal
Onlo
Arlanmas
Vailewe
Oklahoma
Misptenipol
Reglin
AL Hattie
Atlantics
Gulf
Gulf Coast
Westerlr
Michigan
Fridsy
Idle men seek work pledge via Roosevelt appeal
A convention delegates urge President Roosevelt to draft measures aiding the unemployed. They say unemployment does not mean idleness, urge protections against enforced idleness, and call for policies to preserve purchasing power. Ells, leaving the White House, pledged to convey the urgent concerns to the President.
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Bellef
Fis
Médérn
Bins
White House
Ells
Lou Are
Free meals cause riot of 1500 hungry children in New York
About 1500 hungry schoolchildren gathered before a Grand Street restaurant offering free hot dinners. The crowd, many having not eaten in days, pressed against a plate glass window and caused damage before police restored order. The restaurant owner continued the free meals, turning over second and third floors to the children.
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Washington
New York
Grand Street
Adolph Lorbee
Polerson
Eldridge
Reat
Buiflend
Forber
Masons Elect Officers and Report High Priest
The annual meeting of the G and Roya Arch Chapter of Masons in the District elected officers for the coming year at the Masonic Temple. Former Grand High Priest Clauda King reported the total subordinate membership at 2401, the highest in the district, and proxies to the Grand Chapter were assigned for several chapters including Columbus, Washington, Mount Vernon, Eureka, Lafasetta, and others.
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G and Roya Arch
Masons
Clauda
King
Masonic Temple
Sin*h
Est Clair Thompson
Randa J Hoodman
Genac Scribe
Feason
Harper
Arving
Johnstone
Helmivke
Fonans Beant Varney
Columbia
Matomer
Ananda
Masonic Fair
Cauneil Ottecers Scretches and Treasurrs
Royal Arch
Grand Chapter
Columbus
Emmett M Carton
Charles E Fiehberger
Aathan J Werd
Iynthon Joch
Orretary
Richard B Nixen Treeurer
Francis Westerman
William
Cyrus Coombs
Washington
Wiliam
John W Colhom
Horace 1
Dixon
William J
Thayer End Jamen
Ruthertors
Mount Vertion
Roe Fulkesson
John A Goodler
Francis
John H Olcott
John
Roger O Donnell
Harry Kimball
Arthur Lo Bryant
Eureka
Daniel W Beach
Francia I Beach
Daniel
Davin
Gootwin
Atlee
Win Fes
Deaky Wendurer
Charleen Helmine
Lsidine
Bam Hochman
Lafasetta
Clarence
Dufour High
Drest
Washington Naval
Andrew J White
John King Xiog Jott
Scrivener
Ecrlse
Piilip
Anfiford
Incon
Eolins
Smith King
Willems
Owerretury
Wagner
AL Myers
Wien
Walter Martin Fobe
George Bo
Neal King Albert Laic
Martorr
William C Cien
Willis T
Richardecn
Andrew K Tond
Willem of
William T Porter
Sapa Ancrantia
Henry T Adauy
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Wer
William FO Tift
Mienkul Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Hunt
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Mo Jusser
Fir Trench Ambisador Gov Curts Guilder
United State
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Goy Wo Warner
Lincoln Clair Ting
Secretars
Laft
Ponichtrtrain
Guy Warner
Runcheon
Tafts
Ue Republian
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Teft
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Seaetry
Lumber Centers Association
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Omral
Tom Bushis
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Thor
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Bob Roy
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Board OF Trade
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Undertaker
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Czar
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Buffalo NY
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Um Tex
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Ipan
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Resatyli Gs Bank
Tinecla
Woofav Sen Osvena
Peter Grogan
B. St Clair Thompson
Grand Royal Arch
Sanders &Stayman Co
Offutt’s
Nets
West
Belmont
Aiwa
BY Pee
Christian Xender
Laret
CTU Ae
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Berkeley Rye
F St N. W
Jenan
Gilshe
Rardi
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American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Pennsyvania Avenue
Charlis J Bell
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