Foraker Plan and Taft Delegates Stir Maine to Foraker Fight
The article discusses the Ohio plan favored by Foraker and the split over delegates at large in the Republican party. It notes Speaker Cannon’s stance on popular votes, possible rump conventions, and the influence of African Methodist Episcopal bishops on Southern delegate dynamics. It mentions President Taft and Secretary Hitchcock coordinating actions and the widening contest for Chicago delegates.
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Cannons
Maine
Chicago
Man & Shi
Gimergus Graviatens
White Mountain Forest Reserve
Taft
White Mountain
Syecker
Foraker
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Senator Foraker
Othe Fries
Frank He Ebtehcock
Gion
Hitchcock
Toft Lees
Foraker Delegates Clash Over Irregular Chosen Status
Report outlines factions among Foraker supporters contending that Tafte delegates were irregularly chosen and cannot be recognized by the National Committee. It notes plans to seat a rival delegation, with two militant groups organizing in several districts to influence the Republican convention at Chicago, and cites state central committee edicts versus congressional district procedures.
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Foraker
Tafte
Egret
National Committee
Ohio
N& Tan
Momenf Uly
Chumiga
Chico
Acingates
Wolentir
Genecal
the Disselets
Hellas
Nates Brink
Mets
Stile Central Committee
Elestes Am
Stiteommittes
National Delegites Bnl
Ec Me
Congression
Republicin Eletors
Colin
Geston
Mike
Moines
Fitzgerald Beats Landers In Wild Western Fight
A lengthy Madison era boxing recap notes Fitzgerald overcoming Landers with rapid jabs and power blows. Despite early flurries from Landers, Fitzgerald’s defense and counterattacks dominate the late rounds, earning a decisive victory amid anxious Brooklynite crowds.
Pale Weak Nervous Run Down Health Warning From Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR text describes widespread weakness and loss of appetite among youths. It references susceptibility to disease and notes vague health remedies and dietary advice, with scattered names and terms. The readable portions suggest a health warning or medical context without clear event details.
Badger Convention Backs Bryan for President Amid Alleged Republican Perfidy
Wisconsin delegates at the state convention voted to support William Jennings Bryan as the Democratic nominee for president, adopting a platform denouncing Republican abuses. Daniel Grady challenged the process, as Aylward defended the GOP stance, while Bryan’s electability and Jeffersonian principles were urged by the speakers.
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Badger Convention
Bryan Democracy
Milwaukee Wisteh
Wiston
William Jennings Bryan
President
Charles H Welsse
Shebongin J
Dis
Herbert If Manson Wusau
John A
Aviward Waitson
Welie Hovt
Lyin Po Psans
Barthoo
Minde
Republican Party
Republican National
Republiew
Oy Republeim
Arcanum Officers Visit Copitel Commeil of the Ravi Areata
Regent William W Chase and the grand council welcomed officers of Copitel Commeil of the Ravi Areata on Thursday night. A tribute to W B Petting was given for his year of mining work, with speeches by John J Aldides and Prttas responding. Several candidates and membership applications were read as grand regent and council members discussed the Real Arcanum’s condition, while a host of grand officers and Supreme Council representatives attended.
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Copitel
Ravi
William W Chase
Grand Council Capital Council
W B Petting
John J Aldides
Prttas
Arcanum
Grand Council
Wehe Council
Buckley
White Grand
George VL
Copenhaver
Lenz
Grant Wareen
Besseterre
Grind Sin
Postmaster Criticises Men Over Changes In City Office
A delegation of clerks petitions for Capt Henry Le Johnson’s removal as city delivery superintendent. The postmaster denied any petition and described a broad shake-up affecting about sixty clerks, with many transferred or salary reduced. Report notes tension over time off and doubts about Johnson’s management, while some praise his past reforms in the money order division.
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City Post Office Department
Capt Henry LE Johnson
City Delivery Department
Post Office
Capt Johnson
J WH i Bell
Barnes
Georgetown
Johnson
Banes
May Bell
Uuginsire
Ginger
Caine
Postansier Hs
Cant Johnson
Silary
Joinsons
Capavie Ekks
Civil Service
Army Enlisted Pay Increased by About One Month
The Military Affairs Committee approved a roughly monthly boost raising pay for all enlisted soldiers in the United States Army, totaling about 40000 dollars annually. The pay rise, to be included in the current arms appropriation, aims to raise officer compensation as well and follows House actions in committee and conference.
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Army of
the United States
Hougze Committee
Sulzer
New York
Texas
Amelia
Columbus
Marine Corps
Arlington Wich
Secretary of War
Uniform court fees schedule and district bills update
The senate committee favorably reported a uniform estate fee bill with a new schedule aimed at equalizing costs. General James Tanuceclk helped draft it, noting current fees burden smaller estates. Several district bills, including a temporary home for Union volunteers and damages for the Northern Liberty Market removal, were reported with committee support.
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Senate
North Liberty Market
Ioty
Justice Grald
District Supreme Court
Gambie
Washington
James Tanuceclk
Giilinger
Te District Committee
Anich
Fallinger Ili
Tam
Distriet Bar
Lnien
Gallinger
Col Hopking
Thi Atreet
Denneylvania Avenue
Gullinger
Liberty Market
Fnfms
Tiherty
Wibrars
Gry Shepherd
Freedmans Bureau
Senator Galling
Senator Carty
Roch Creek Park
Sixteenth Street
Forthwest
Blagden Mill Road
Rock Creek Park
Shepherd
Hughes Declares Action Inconsistent With He Has Stated
Special to The Washington Post reports Hughes rejects the suggestion from Republican circles and the Hughes Star League to name four delegates at large. He would consider endorsing a presidential run if the party backs him, but would not commit before the state convention in Chicago.
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W .Ashington
Wang No
Pop H
Krown
Gus Hughes
Republican Organisation
Ifughes Star League
Buch Sourse Ft Wis
Chiease
Gow
Athans
Charman Woodroff
Fomphan Stes
New York
Tinesin League
Chicago
Will Wise
Lremont Temple Bos
Vmetag
OY Rew
England
Veteran Club Elects Officers After Bewildering Session
The Cincinnati business session of the bewliog congress opened with President Verrmann stating fifty three hearseness plans admitted in the past year and forty expelled for nonpayment of dues. Two man teams posted big scores on shifts while veteran club officers and directors were elected, naming Gilles president and Brewer vice president among others.
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Cincinnati
Bewliog Congress
Verrmann
Adinittel
Stepyle Tikes
Tne
Uid
Wis
Bunke
Ant Paterron
Belleville
Rompubter
Ad Wiegestkeon
Olana Dange
Ad Briggs Aeron Ohla
Hirmwell
Ant Moore Akroy
Stender and Maurer
Naley and
Litner
Canton Ohio
Fidowney
Deal
Canton
Ohla
Owen and
Owen Faulaviile
Walzer Ant Duger Ost Tewl
Minn Liga Sanblom
Ant Shmelver St
Paul
Munly Art Leita Canton
Ohin
Drape
Wiening
WoVk
Lire
Marken
Ion King Coyle Gtan
Heer
Ont Lelie
Ub Ld
Curtngten
Pinting Gilles
Wace Brewer
Thomas Parcel
Charli Mo Robinson Seerstaffet
Morgan Anorkreper
Jan Maley
George E Hamilton Favored as Capital Traction President
George E Hamilton is deemed likely to be elected president of Capital Traction Company by a near week meeting of the board of directors. Other named candidates include Henry Hart vice president at Coupling, George J Hamilton senior lawyer at Hamilton, Colorad, and Ira L. Tetlow president of Laon Trust, with Dr Hamilton praised by a prominent local financier as an excellent choice.
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George Dunlop
Capital Triction Company
Dirctors
Dunlop
Hours Hart
Ind Versal
George J Amiton
Hamilton
Coloort Vorkes & Hamilton
Capital ‘Iraetion Company
Lawird J
Laon Trust Company
Catal Raean
G Shoenes
Dunlap
Die Road
Conn
Wes
Jin Lop
Hurt
Jie Road
Ke Wold
Carli
Carlls Elertel
Theipial Traction Company
Hamter
Washington
Baltimore and Oha
Capiti
Prevent Board of Directors
Th Ra
Vicine
Henrity Hurt
Fdward
Sul Wagen
Willam Muaine Wilries J
Adfiurdolin S. Larcombe
George & Haimpton
Muanten
Feng
New York
Weather conditions across regions amid southwest storm shift
The report describes a shifting southwest storm moving northeast, with heavy rain in the Lower Mississippi Valley and Lake regions. It notes cooler temperatures central and northern areas, dry conditions in far West, and a forecast of generally fair weather over the weekend with warmer Gulf States and Atlantic coastal regions. Local warnings extend from the Ohio Valley to New Mexico as streams and rivers face rising levels. temperatures and humidity are provided for the latest observation periods.
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Dept of Agriculture
Uli
Fridamening
Mieabutppi
Itoky Mountains
Harthea T Ward
Rein Seinlay
Andaln
Oia Valles
Roulis
Ligur
New Figlan
Gulf States
Ohio Salles
Sinlay
Salurlas
Jan
Serlay
Taropean Pte
Sanka
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Titel
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Fitzgerald
Landers
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Pate
Galfer
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Hisia
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Cerner
Elin
Ustelit
Warar
Pil Weil
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Wisconsin
Bryan
Daniel Grady
Grady
Aylward
Madison
Borg & Bryan Democrat
Alwird
Gruty
Gags Ibs
The
Philferm
Republieim
Wuhan
United Tite
Pivin Fe
Grand Regent Chase and Associates
Capitol Councy
Alaska
Landbreakera
Cobbinks Vaska Deb
Masi Heirs
Department of Justice
Fatroanka
Lnwbreniera
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Areth Buatherkond Alli Rity
Tanune
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Capt. Johnson
Rodent
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Seventeenth Street
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Kenya Street
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Fourteenth
Atresta
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Mount Virnon
Virginia
Carter
Teller
George A Armes
House
Hughes
Garry” Herrmann
Peter Grogan
St. Bet. H and I Sts
George E Hamilton
Pittsburg
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Interior
New Mexico
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Rockwell
Atia
Jacksongidle
Portia
Rai Max Min Bom Tel
Asheville
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Bismarck Nak
Bron Mtr
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Wyo
Ray
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Dave
Hork Ark & Marinette
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Viekaburg
Offutt’s
Christian Xander
Aret
St Lances
Berkeley
Fair and Bones
Brom
Abern
Erana
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INGS
Wilson & Mayers
Aememmmeroe
Wall Street
McConnell
Morgan Slees Old Chalice
Arnien
American Security Wp Trust Company
Fifteenth
Fennsy
Santa Avenue
Charlis J
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