Taggart Joins Democrats as Indiana In Campaign Battle
Indiana political scene heats as Thomas Taggart, Indianapolis, chosen Democratic National Committee chair, signals strong Indiana role in 1904 campaign. Republicans anticipate tight race with Fairbanks on ticket and Bryan influence, stressing labor and black votes along with normal GOP strength. Raleigh and state figures prepare mass meetings and cross-state speaker tactics.
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Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Tom” Taggart
Gartagn
Taggart
Gorman
Bart
Sheehan
Hill
West Virginia
Davis
Maryland
Indiana
Teggart
Xenia
Ohio
Ohmer Brothers
Union Station
Indianapolla
Pledé
French Lick Springs
French Lick
Washington
Tageal
Fairbanks
Fairanks
Bryan
Frse Allver
Parker
Toni Taggart
Bryans
Homestead
Wil Addrons
California
Massachusetts
Ilke Avaridas
ATX Oy
Tracewell
Political Uproar Shapes New York and New Jersey Gubernatorial Nominations
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican maneuvering across New York and New Jersey. It notes Parker's influence, Murphy and McClellan tensions, and talks of Gold Democrats shifting allegiances. It details past fundraising notes from 1888 campaigns and current hopes for party unity before the upcoming state races.
Roosevelt Campaign News From President's Quiet Day
Rumors and political talk frame a quiet day as President Roosevelt prepares for his Chicago nomination. Guests include Gov Crane and Douglass Robin of New York. Plans call for Roosevelt boys to travel to the St Louis Exposition with the president, while Mrs Roosevelt stays at the White House.
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New Jersa
Texas
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Douglass Robin
Ork
Begamore Hil
W. Murray Crane
Mas ‘Machusetta
New’ York
Massachusetts
Gov
Crane
Chicago
Associated Press
Loeb
Gustnest
Rousavelt
St. Louis Exposition
Notifications in 1900 Nominating McKinley and Roosevelt
Four years earlier McKinley received formal nomination notices on July 12 at his Canton home, speech 1 200 words by Senator Lodge. Roosevelt was notified the same day at Oyster Bay, with a 600 word speech by Senator Wolcott and a shorter Roosevelt reply. McKinley’s formal acceptance letter, dated September at the Executive Mansion, ran 23 pages and over 10 000 words. Roosevelt’s September 15 acceptance from Oyster Bay was about one third as long, under 4 000 words.
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Leeder Murphy
Duflen
Simon Hila
New ‘York
Judge Parker
Léeitatis Whitedone
McClellan
J. McCillan
New York
Grante Yance Parker
Murphy
Republican Organe
New York State
Parker
Grote Executive Committee
Supreme Bench
John O'Brien
Croton Aqueduct
Democratic State Central Committees
David B. Hill
William L.muller
Wimnira
O'Brien
John C. Keenan
Canada
Hill
Muller
O’brien
Clark
Campsigh
Hudson County
Jersey City
Charles Bleck
Smith
Budson County
Alvah A. Clerk
Lebanon
New Jersey
Hudson
Robert Davis
St. Louis
Davis
Black
William McHinley
Bias
Canton
Senator Lodge
Philadelphia
McKinley
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Itis
Senator Wolcott
Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
McKinsey
Swindle of Mrs Roosevelt Under Charity Probe
Pittsburgh charity department investigates an attempt to swindle Mrs Roosevelt out of 850 dollars. A young woman claimed surgery costs for a child to gain sympathy, but her name is withheld due to family respectability. The secretary William Loeb Jr asked for the charity inquiry.
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Roosevelt
Preai+dent
Pitteburg Charity Department
National Republican Convention Calls for Indianapolis Visit
A Republican League call states the National Convention will be held in Indianapolis on October 5. Philadelphia GOP leader Hampton pore addresses the need for party unity and discipline, urging adherence to party rules and executive committee decisions while outlining new regional league structures and club membership across the United States.
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Indianapolis
Hampton Pore
Philadelphia
Rational Republican Gue
Repubilcan
United States
Danikidation
Ian
National Republican
Boral
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Fragmented OCR text yields a partial, unclear item. Lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to form a coherent news summary.
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Oe Eens
Hpk
Rthia
Han E Vis
Public figure faces privacy suit over camera rights
Abigail Robertson accuses Alton B Parker supporters of press intrusion after a campaign visit. She argues the court decision on privacy rights limits photographers from capturing her image and asserts the public interest in Parker's campaign does not override individual rights.
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Washington
Ohhester
N.C
Prews
Alton B. Parker
Abigail
Roberteon
Parker
Mira Robertson Yeuterday
Farber
Robert
Giupatohes
Court of Ap
Pany End
New York
Gorod
United States
Betting on the Presidential Result Quiet on Broad Street
East Side bettors expect a surge in wagering after letters of acceptance from Parker and Roosevelt. Brokers report little action now as odds run six to ten for Parker men and ten to seven for Roosevelt men, with money accumulating on both sides and bets likely to rise in the coming days.
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East Side
Odda
New York
HH. Brooks
Slection Beté
Roosevelt
Parker
Building and Loan Growth At United States League Meet
July 3 Sault Ste Marie Mich The annual convention of the United States League of Building and Loan Associations opened here. Mayor Jeman J. Tdpnett delivered the opening address and President Clarence of Philadelphia spoke as reports by officers noted growing popularity of the building and loan system locally and internationally.
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Saultote
Marne
Mich
United States League of Building and Own Associationa
Jeman
J. Tdpnett
Wale
Lamet Clarency
Philadelphia
Department Bank Omatal
Seoretary H
United Antr
Parker Campaign Officers Election At Democratic National Meet
The Democratic National Committee selected Woodson as secretary and Walsh as assistant secretary while naming Edward Sefton for DC assistant. An executive and finance committee were formed with flexibility to add members and a treasurer role for the committee was approved. Judge Parker met publishers and Ulster County Democrats as preparations began for his Rosemount acceptance speech and August 10 ceremonies.
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Simitnons
Raleigh
N. C
United States
F. M. Simmons
A. J. Field
Homer & Cummings
Connecticut
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
C. B. van Poser
Nevaia
A. Walsh
Towa
Walsh
Woodson
Clayton
Alabama
Martin
Arkansas
Tarpey
California
Donnelly
Idaho
Hudson
Minnesota
Williamé
Missisesppi
Bailey
Montana
Wyoming
Porto Rico
van Duzer
Mevade
Tiiman
South Carolina
Kern
Washington
Lamb
New Mexico
van Dyker
Deford
Iowa
Edward Sefton
District of Columbia
John S. Martin
Missouri
Samuel Donelson
Tennessee
Col. Martin
Donelson
William F. Sheehan
O Cay
Sheehan
Aqe
August Belmont
Taggart
David B. Hill
Hinnan
Parker
New York
Brooklyn
Ulster County
Democratics’ Committee
St. Louis
National ‘Committee
Rosemount
Local Court Draws Attention Amid Sparse Political Debate
A fragmented report notes a small crowd around a courthouse to day as Allan, Bic Parker, and judge Tully engage in a minor political dispute. No major candidates or clear positions are shown in the readable text.
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Heopus
Yu. Tully
Sroseni
Allan
Bic Parker
Taitore
Breese Denied Authority to Sign Rollins Notes at Trial
In Charlotte July 26 William Breese faced cross examination in U S District Court over his bank dealings with First National Bank of Asheville. He claimed he did not know about outstanding obligations and could not recall several details. The case centered on forged signatures attributed to Major W W Rollins and Breese’s handling of notes and overdrafts, with Rollins denying Breese’s authority to sign his name.
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Bréese
Breese
Rollins
Major W. W. Rollins
Asheville
Major Rollins
Mars
Bolton
Major Breese
Tim
Hardtess
Joweljera
Mf Ag
Trek Petora
Suit to Block Sale of City Electric Plant in Alexandria
Alexandria council meeting yields no action on halting sale talks. Councilman Frank C. Spinks Jr via attorney Brent secures injunction against Mayor Simpson and the city to stop disposing of the electric light and power plant while arguing state law requires an inviting ordinance and sole control rests with the people. The case returns August 1 as city boards consider bids and related municipal matters.
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Washington Post Bureau
Kine Street
Alexandria
Frank C. Spinks, Jr
5. G. Brent
Simpson
L. GC. Barley
Corporation Court
Spinks
State of
Virginia
City of
Alexandria Gazette
Charles
Thompson
City Council of
Sald Charles &. Thompson
Oratoria
Elvotria
City Cdunall of
Edward & Brockett
Holle Street
Lea Street
Union
Thibblestone
Wader
J. H
Zia North
Umijas
Pepe
Jeotton
Mehenhey & Me
Duke
Querge
George Vin
Henry Street
Mittee Ieee
Rene Cgutine
Ory
Iss
Ech Electric
Evden
Pest
Board delays gate action at Henry and Oronoco Streets
Discussion over maintenance of a gate at the Henry and Oronoco Street intersection ends with postponement to allow railway counsel to appear before the committee. A license relief for local firemen’s August event at the fairgrounds passes, and council adjourns to the fourth Tuesday in August.
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Henry
Oronoco
P. C. Club
Het Presbyterian Church
Alexandria County
Ralph Balwin
Claredon
Ballston Presbyterian Church
Half Million Life Policy Paid by Mutual Life
New York on July 4 reports the Mutual Life Insurance Company paid heirs of Charles Netcher of Chicago a half million dollars under a policy issued last November. Netcher died suddenly June 2 after an appendectomy. The policy was the largest held by a Chicago citizen and was reinsured for over half the amount. Last year the Mutual Life paid its policyholders over 33.
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Mutual
Charles Netcher
New York
Mutual Life
Chicago
Netcher
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Republican League
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Building and Loan ‘Growth
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City Electric Light
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Jeff Mackey
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