Third Term Drive Gains Steam for Roosevelt Petition
A California movement urges Roosevelt to allow his name for a new presidential run. Readers are asked to sign a petition presented to Roosevelt in Washington, with emphasis on women’s participation and broad support from citizens across the state.
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Bo Tenga
Pulifernia
Denies They Are For Taft in Colored Voter Opinion
A February Tora column excerpt argues African Americans oppose Taft, citing widespread disfranchisement support for Roosevelt and Republican leaders who align with Jim Crow policies. It notes strong black turnout against Taft in Ohio and southern states, condemning Secretary of War and party figures for perceived betrayals.
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Taft Delegates and Colored Vote in Missouri Kansas
Discussion of district and state delegate selections shows colored voters shifting districts, affecting Taft opposition. Missouri faces industrial slump and railroad wage cuts. Kansas shows lighter impact, with labor figures improving. Voters express loyalty to Roosevelt and plan strong support for Taft in nomination and electoral vote. Public notices end with ad line from the Post In The Paper That Reaches the People.
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Deadlock Threatens Navy Yard Rail Spur Plan
Senate hearing on a bill to compel the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railway to maintain a spur to the Washington Navy Yard highlights a dispute among the railroad, Navy Department, and Congress. The road fears losing a 1.5 million subsidy if the spur is removed and cites the high cost of a new connection, while the Navy Yard and Senate committee seek to avoid cutting off rail access and costly grade-crossing eliminations. The committee aims to act soon while negotiations continue.
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Nervine ad promises nerve strength from Miles product
An advertisement claims nervous system weakness caused by illnesses like grip can be cured by Miles' Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills. A testimonial from Mrs GO THOTXBURG of North Baltimore, Ohio describes improved stomach and digestion after use, urging readers to try the medicine.
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Officials discuss spur removal and yard connections hearing
W. W. Atterbury and other railroad officers testified about taking up the pa spur within twelve hours. Navy officials Newberry and Leutze spoke on maintaining track connections with the Washington Navy Yard. Southeast city residents urged removing dangerous grade crossings known as dead man s curve after several fatalities. Senator Gallinger, chair, pledged committee support to eliminate the dangerous crossings.
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Washington
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Leap Year Wish From Fla. Man Seeks Bride Through The Post
A New St. Augustine resident writes the Washington Post seeking help finding a wife. Walter Sydney Bunkham, 28, white, Virginia Christian, says years of loneliness and failed dating have left him hoping for a "friendly" match with a suitable partner, asking readers or publishers to assist.
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Rolling Stone
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Pure, Non Habit Forming
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure non habit forming kidney liver and bladder remedy made from vegetable herbs. It pledges the same purity in every bottle and offers a free sample by mail plus a booklet on kidney health, urging readers to mention The Washington Daily Post.
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Washington Daily Post
Englishman seeks aid and wife through letters
Walter Sydney Bunkham of New St Augustine Fla writes seeking help to improve his life and obtain a home. He offers to provide character references from clergymen and others and requests a kind Christian partner, preferably a widow, as he asks for assistance in finding a suitable wife and steady prospects.
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Suspense from the Housian Post in a terse exchange
Dialogues between a worried mistress and doctors reveal unease over a patient's fate. A question about mourning orders hints at potential death. The fragment emphasizes uncertainty and tension as physicians insist they do their best.
The Sunday Post Pink Sporting Section Highlight
The Sunday Post proclaims itself the leading U.S. government seat newspaper with comprehensive market and foreign news. It boasts a popular illustrated magazine section by prominent writers and a pink sporting section covering baseball, racing, billiards, auto racing, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and more with accuracy and breadth.
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