Turbulent Party Fight Over Delegates in New York
A letter outlines a bitter factional struggle between Hughes and Taft supporters in New York as delegates to the national convention are debated. It notes the likely anti-Hughes choice by Roosevelt Taft line and lists figures such as Woodruff Root and Greiner, while suggesting Hughes backers favor Black, Mchurman, Bracket, and Low. The piece posits the outcome shifts power to Hughes and Odell and could affect governors’ positions elsewhere.
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Taft
Hughes
Hughes State League
Chicago
Federal
Woodruff
Root
Persons
Greiner
Roosevelt-Taft
Black
J. G. Mchurman
Cornell
Edgard T. Bracket
Seth Low
Hughes- Odell
Gonn Raines
Hughes Ifang
New York
Odell
I A Merritt, Jr
Asaercbty
Flughes League
Albany
Hushes
Eonernor
Oth States
New Basland
Taft and Eastern votes shift in New York
New York delegates shift as Taft loses ground overnight with rival contenders. The piece traces how Taft’s concessions and rival support in New England and beyond threaten his front runner status, noting Wisconsin Michigan New York and Pennsylvanian alignments. It highlights unsolidified New Jersey and Mississippi cases and forecasts January convention dynamics shaping the Republican bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thisrawal
Taft
New England
Pwker
Jetes
Hughes Quizzed by Labor Over Board Appointment
A fragmented report notes Hughes being questioned by labor officials about a board appointment. The document mentions the governor and various names, with references to notes and letters, suggesting scrutiny of the appointment process and potential conflicts of interest.
Yale Alumni Notes and Political Shifts Mentioned
A fragmented report recounts Yale alumni, political candidacies, and a governor’s remarks on judiciary and executive life. Secretary Fatt is announced to speak at the Board of Trade banquet on April 3.
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Yale
Taft
Tayal Loan
New Jarshy
Rome
United States
Tomet
Indivial
Cou
Cohmbes Onla
Dan
Fatt
Board of ‘Trade
Cannon's Illinois Boost for Uncle Joe Cannon Presidency
Special to The Washington Fest from Springfield Illinois reports that Speaker Joguah Cannon's candidacy for the presidency has grown naturally in the state with informal endorsements and strong support from business and Republican blocs. Voters admire his plain speaking and Lincolnesque humor, preferring him to tariff revision factions and recalling his legislative track record as Speaker.
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Springfeld
Ill
Nols Republicana
Joguah
Cannon
Illinois
Jon
la. Follette
Wisconsin
Simola
Chicago
Republicana
Cannona
Lita
Democratic Party
Uncle Joe
Ha Dora
Chaka
Tao
House of Representatives
White House
Roosevelt
Nm Finsia
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Grip Relief
A testimonial from W Royalty of Leather's Store Wyoming touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as effective for the grip and catarrh. The ad claims drastic relief after starting the remedy, noting the product is sold everywhere in liquid or tablet form and a hundred doses for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Taft Taft Cannon tussle looms in New York battle
Washington dispatches profile the Taft Cannon split in New York as Gov Hughes enters the race, noting a possible anti Taft coalition. Nathan Frank believes Cannon a strong factor if New York delegates tilt to him, with Missouri and Folk Stone dynamics altering the national contest.
Dissenters Split Over Hughes Taft Camp in New York
A spokesman for Parsons says his chief will stay with Hughes Taft forces while critics urge Taft action. The piece notes former dissenters seek amusement by rushing to Hughes camp and discusses talk of a governor as vice president candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Parsons
Taft
Beckam or Bradley Deadlock in Kentucky Senate Race
Frankfort Ky January ballot deadlock grips the Senate race as Beckham trails by three votes and Bradley by five. Six anti Beckham Democrats hold balance of power and can swing to Bradley or Beckham on another ballot due Monday.
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Frankfort
Deadiook
Beckham
Bradley
Bryan Expected In Washington To Meet Democratic Leaders
Jebraskan expected here tonight as Bryan arrives in Washington to confer with senators representatives and other party allies about the 1904 presidential outlook. Privately leaders urge naming a rival at Denver to avoid a party-wide farce, while Bryan resists eastern wing pressure and considers withdrawal only if urged by faithful friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jebraskan
Denver
Bryan Declines Volunteering for Democratic Nomination
William Jennings Bryan said he is not a volunteer for the Democratic presidential nomination and would not decline if drafted. He arrived in Atlanta with Judson Harmon, missed his Washington connection, and stayed with the Young Men's Democratic League. He expressed optimism for the Democrats and avoided commenting on Taft, Hughes, or Sheehan and Smith’s alleged move. He also declined to discuss Judge Parker’s charges, noting he had not read the statement.
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Gennet
Tarsons
Leutenant
Hughes
Farsona
Bennet
New York
Taft
Empire State
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Washington
House
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Denver
Tr3an
House of Representatives
Leara Washington
Cuaries & Murphy
Sheehan
New Willard
Benator Smith
Arlington
Mr. Smith
Judge Parker
Atlanta
Wlliam Jennings Bryan
Judson Darmon
Ohio
Young Men's Democratic League
Guardian of the
Alton B. Parker
Weather conditions and forecasts from the U S Weather Bureau
Frigid Atlantic storm remnants bring heavy snow to Lower Lake region Middle Atlantic states and New England. Drier western areas show warm interior readings, while unsettled Ohio Valley and southern Utah to New Mexico see more rain and snow. Winds shift from fresh to brisk fronts along coasts with fair conditions Sunday. Local readings: midnight 21 to 40. highs near 28 to 35. humidity around 64 percent.
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Capt of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Atlantic
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlante Sirtus
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Rocky Mountains
Upper Lake Region
Lower Lakes
Ohio Valley
Utah
Cotareco
New Mexico
Arhecon
Plee
Middle Atlantic
Staten
New Eugland
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
West Gulf
Lake Michigan
Harapson
Grand’ Banks
Various church notices and meetings in Latrest area
Baptist and Congregational notices list services at Shiloh Baptist Latrest First Congregational Tenth and G, New Church Sixteenth and Corcoran, and Unitarian All Souls. Includes sermon topics, Sunday schools, and special lectures by Rev Dr Powell Richmond Rev T M Hare Rev Julian Smyth and others with times ranging from early morning to evening services and religious lectures. Also mentions Evangelical and Christian Science services, Oriental philosophy events, and Young Women's Christian Association vesper service with speakers and locations.
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McKendrer
Massach
Settn Avanua
Albert P Johnston Touder
John
Haerknena
Mics CK Swarr
AO Latham
Metropolitan Memorial
Church
John Marshall
Northwest
Bristol
Paston
W. Gallagher
FW Collier
Epworth League
Episcopal
Grace Church
Ninth
D Streets
W. J. D. Thomas
Saltertee
Atrancers
Shiloh Baptist Church
Latrest
Seventeenth Northwest
J. Milton Waldron
Peating
John A Miles
Paraca Clase
Powel Richmond
T. M
W. Bischop
New Church
Sixteenth
Corcoran Atreste
Julian K Smyth
New York
Gitz
Swedenborg
Surth
Swrodenborg
Hebar Newton AU
ALL Souls’ Church
Corner
Folr Trentil
L Pirenty
Pierce
Stade
Tom
Young People's Religious Union
Christian Science
Church OF
Chiist
AML
Colorado
Evangelical Christian Science
Cherch
Misa Bertha ‘Teller
Pyck— Acing
Seataree
Q Street
Wedunday
Seaton
Ot Street
THE
Young Women's Christian Association
Young Women's
Chris Thm Association
Ims
Mary Latmura
Sao Chow
China
Bryce Goes to Canada for Talks on Great Lakes Waters
British Ambassador Bryce will visit Ottawa next week to discuss U S Britain negotiations with Canada on fisheries water rights and boundary deflection. He will confer with Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Canadian officials. a treaty may be signed and sent to the Senate after his return.
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Mr. Bryce
Ottawa
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Great Lakes
Wiltrut Laurier
Oven
Antil
Senate
Kryce
Washington College of Law Banquet Marks Twelfth Anniversary
The Washington College of Law will host its annual banquet at Raucher's on February to celebrate the twelfth anniversary of the institution. Speakers include Prof. Wey from the Department of Agriculture and Nathaniel Wilson, president of the District Bar Association. Arrangements are by the close of 1909.
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Washington College of Law
Rauacher’s
Prof. Wey
Department of Agriculture
Nathaniel Wilson
District Bar Association
For Your Son or Daughter A Cumulative Trust Estate
Cumulative trust estate offer invites consideration for funding a child’s future education or special purpose. Details available upon application at Northwest Corner of Fifteenth and Pennsylvania Avenue. Charles J. Bell, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles J. Bell
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Raines
Mississippi
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Redfield Proctor
Hugias
Proctor
Coniter
Dines Teer Yeak
Massachusetts
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oWentys
Foraker
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Paraans
Woodraif
Maever
LABOR
Barirgad
Public Service Commission
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Congress
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Providence
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Benjamin Odell
Danville
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Mr. Fairbank
the Grif
MR. Taft
Missourian
Gov. Hughes
Nathan Frank
Sun
Mind
J. Bloat Faesett
Inis
Elmira
Ilness
Fasnett
Fassett
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
Mr. Frank
Gov. Folk
Stone
Missouri
Frank
Joe
Hugries
Hughes’ Chattles
Philippines
Patt
Ciites
Alrec
Matt
Varrows
Folk
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Ciay
Kentucky
Joseph W. Folk
W. J. Stone
Sieo
Gov. Hales
Cov. Hughes
San Juan Hall
View
Tinghes
J. Sloat Fassett
the Sunday Post
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh St
Republican Party
Mr. Hughes
Dieputch
Willam F. Sheehan
James Smith
New Jersey
Axhovtile
Bigma
Beaton
Cale
Town
Galveston
Tex
Dee
North Platte
Nebr
Oronha
Nobe
Pittsburg
Portland
Salt Lake City
St. Paul
Minn
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Vicksburg
Sapee AB
And
Peter Grogan
St. Bet. H and I Sts
Bryce
American Security and Trust Company
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Doug
L. Douglas Shoe Store
Fischer
Sanders & Stayman Co
F St. NW
Sloan’s
LAW Library
SAGE
Louis E. McComas
Justce
Supreme Caret Doc
OS Senar
Agetams
G Street
Washington, D.C
ATS
Beerfsroft
Ord
Schwartz
Seve
Td Overler
Pelzman
H St. N. W
Pedro Gomecg
Herries
Pedro Domecg
Xerez Howe
Christian Xander
RED Cross Dental Office
Pennsylvania Ave
Berkeley Rye St
F St
N. W
Phons
Wilson&Mayers
G St
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