Hughes Endorsement Debate Shapes New York County Seating
In New York County, Representative Herbert Parsons and Committee chairmen faced a tense scene as Hughes endorsement resolutions were twice shelved. Governor’s letter clarifies a New York farm but won’t alter county action. Observers note no immediate movement until the February 26 meeting, with Frank observers skeptical about Hughes’ candidacy and party positioning.
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Republican Party
Taft as Second Choice for New York Republicans
New York Republicans consider Taft as a second choice in a february 20 county committee vote. The article notes debate among party leaders about endorsing Taft as a backup to Roosevelt, with frequent references to district loyalties and political maneuvering within the New York GOP.
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Missouri Divides Over Delegates at St Louis Convention
In Missouri the Republican factions split over how delegates will be chosen at the St Louis convention. Taft supporters claim a larger anti Taft candidate turnout, while Cannon and Hughes factions press for a stronger showing. The convention is set for February with four delegates to be elected and instructions issued for congressional conventions in Lancaster.
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Juke
Lancaster
Hughes
Taft
Friends of
Joseph
Missouri
Williams Elected US Senator From Mississippi
Mississippi legislature confirms Ron John Sharp Williams as United States Senator to succeed H D Money. Williams delivers an address touching on state and national issues and outlines his vision for the Senate.
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Ron Tidiy
Rion
John Sharp Williams
United States
H D Money
Watterson in Cabinet Speech Amuses Colleagues
Rep Kimball’s cabinet ticket entertains House as he predicts Taft on first Chicago ballot and Bryan will win. He backs Champ Clark for Speaker and David A. De Armond as Democratic floor leader, with Watterson as Treasury secretary in the era’s witty, partisan chatter.
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Henry Watterson
Kentucky
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Chicago
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Denver
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Geneva
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Grip Relief
Thousands suffer from a severe grip epidemic with warnings of influenza. The ad urges prompt treatment using Hood's Pills to loosen bowels and Hood's Sarsaparilla to eliminate the grip, restore strength, and cure the illness. It quotes customers praising appetite return and recovery.
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Kansas boost for Taft in state house action
Topeka Kansas January 22 a concurrent resolution endorsing William H Taft for president was advanced and carried amid enthusiasm. Democrats sought Bryan endorsement but failed. The measure cites Taft as Roosevelt’s successor and a capable citizen advocating for the people’s government until the end.
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Culberson Attacks Bryan View On Railroad Ownership
New York dispatch recounts Senator Culberson of Texas promoting Democratic nomination while opposing Bryan’s call for government ownership of railways. He labels such policy socialist and warns it threatens democracy, urging a simple government with dispersed powers and moral civic virtue.
Oklahoma Delegation Chooses Taft Delegates in Fourth District
Oklahoma selects fourteen delegates for Taft in Chicago with A E Peavey and E O Butler instructed for him. Fourth district, key Taft opposition area, reports confirm Taft delegation strength. The paper emphasizes broad reach and advertising value.
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Chicago
Senators Greet Cray and Hughes Boom Echo Capitol Gossip
The Washington scene buzzes as talk of a Bryan tilt and Hughes candidacy stirs Democrats and Republicans alike. Judge Gray and Senator Davis mingle with leaders while Watterson and other confidants debate Bryan’s fate. A Tuesday dinner honoring Bryan signals party jockeying ahead of Chicago.
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Southern Democrats urge Bryan to retire from leadship
Senator Franela G. Newlands of Nevada invites all Democratic Senators to Washington to discuss party leadership. Southern Democrats say Bryan’s personal leadership hurts party interests and expect frank talk. Bryan emphasizes that principles matter over men.
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Extreel
Kentucky Senate Election Fight Leaves Majority Rule Open
In Frankfort Kentucky on January 22 the joint legislative session failed to elect a United States Senator. Beckham received 63 votes Bradley 61 scattering 6 McCreary 4 Blackburn 1 and D W Baird 1. Speaker Gooch ruled that a majority of a quorum could elect a Senator from those present and voting.
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Gooch
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Senator Bacon Urges End to Executive Staff Political Campaigning
Georgia senator Bacon told the Senate that it is an evil for executive department employees to leave their posts for campaigns. He urged a reform to require staff to stay at work or resign if they engage in political activity, arguing the practice harms government duties and transcends party lines.
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Today’s One Day Coats Sale for Women and Misses
Today only, 10 tourist coats for women and misses priced at 32 percent, sizes 14 and 16, with bust measurements 36 and 32, in dark fancy mixtures. Loose back or semi fitting styles offered. Former prices ranged from $22.50 to $95 and $129. Limited stock available.
Magoon and Crowder summoned to Washington on Cuban matters
Gor Mageoon of the Cubs and Col Enoch H Crowder A A, the governor’s legal adviser, are summoned to Washington by Secretary Taft at Roosevelt and Root’s request to discuss Cuban issues. They will likely arrive during the first week of next month, spend about two weeks there, then return to Havana. Havana notes the summons surprised officials who expected Roosevelt to formally turn Cuba over to Cubans in February 1909. Officials see no urgent issue requiring personal talks, though rumors say Magoon may succeed Taft.
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Washington Board of Trade Passes 1908 Resolutions
The Washington Board of Trade adopted broad 1908 resolutions on school law road openings district insurance public wealth and order. It opposes changes to school admin at present and urges conveying the stance to Senate and House committees. It favors taxing jury awards as benefits only half shared with District and United States and seeks lower insurance agent fees and broader solicitor licensing.
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Sixth Street
Weather Conditions Update From Weenirgton Forecast
The report notes a winter weather pattern with unusually high temperatures in places and cold waves across the Midwest and Northeast. It tracks winds from the northwest, storm approaches on the Pacific coast, and forecasts colder temperatures spreading through Thursday into Friday across the Mississippi and Great Lakes regions. Temperature readings list midnight through evening values, with highs near 58 and lows around 40s, humidity and rainfall data, and warnings including cold wave alerts for Upper Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Admiral Courtis Buried In Arlington Rites
The funeral of Rear Admiral Frank Courtis who died at Cairo Sunday evening was held yesterday at 11. Rev Dr Smith and Chaplains USN Clarke officiated at the hotel. Interment was at Arlington. Pallbearers were Rear Admirals Baker Stockton Dunlap Condon Hutchins and Clover, classmates and shipmates. Courtis, born in Cincinnati in 1844, joined the navy as a midshipman in 1882 and served in the Spanish American War aboard the Essex. He was promoted to captain in 1900 and retired in 1901 as rear admiral.
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Cheers for Daniel at Confederate Veterans banquet in New York
Special to The Washington Post reports Senator John W Daniel of Virginia Gen Stewart L Woodford and REB Lee grandson of a Confederate commander as guests of honor at the Confederate Veteran Camp banquet in New York City Maj Edward Owen presided as first master with the three guests as keynote speakers Daniel’s remarks sparked cheers as May Owen urged the Democratic party to nominate him for the presidency Daniel joked about knowing what they are but not what they might be and voiced surprise at a Yankee heartland nominating a Confederate veteran for president by the Stonewall brigade.
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GROSSCUP BOOMS GANNON IN PRAISE AT BANQUET
Judge Peter Grosscup lauds Uncle Joe Cannon as a fit captain to pilot the nation past panic and low mood toward practical reform. He calls for a leader animated by America's ideals who will steer the ship of state with courage, wisdom, and caution. He envisions a president guided by solid roads and honest, steadfast governance.
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Mrs Detsch May Testify in Murder Trial
Washingtonson Philadelphia Jan 22 Special to The Washingtonson Andrew Jackson Detsch Jr stands trial for the murder of Harry Ferree. Counsel may allow Mrs Detsch to recount their troubled story to jurors. The Commonwealth contends Ferree was found with Detsch after a quarrel and that Mrs Detsch confessed, with the couple waiting to confront Ferree as he attempted to enter the home.
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Four Thousand Tyne Shipyard Workers Strike Over Wages
Four thousand workmen in the Tyne shipbuilding district quit work after refusing a proposed wage reduction. Newcastle reports the breakdown in early January as employers argue the cut is essential due to depressed industry conditions. Some North Sea ports are also affected by the action.
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Charles Emory Smith Buried in Philadelphia Service
The Philadelphia funeral of Charles Emory Smith former postmaster general diplomat and editor of the Philadelphia Press drew prominent figures. Honorary pallbearers included Postmaster General George L Von Meyer Senator Knox former Attorney General John W Giggs former Postmaster General John Wanamaker and others from politics and journalism.
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Philadelphia Press
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William Potter
Italy
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Charles A. Peabody
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McConnell Vital Force Cures Promised at Electricity Institute
Miss Teagle, long ill from indigestion, sought relief at the McConnell Electricity Institute in Washington. She reports self-treatment increased her vitality and digestive strength within two weeks, claiming the power to cure chronic disease and age weakness through vital force and self-cure, with demonstrations and mail lessons offered from 1116 F Street Northwest.
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