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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1908

Page

17

Delegates Instructed for Johnson and Gray Across States

Delegates from Kentucky Mississippi Montana Nevada North Carolina Oregon Tennessee Vermont New Mexico and Minnesota are noted as instructed or classed for either Johnson or Gray. The report highlights the allocation pattern among 770 delegates and lists states with partial or full delegation guidance.

Kentucky Mississippi Montana Nevada North Carolina Oregon Tennessee New Mexico Johnson Minnesota Gray Bryan Alabama California Indiana Iowa Kansas

Roosevelt the Choice Only Twenty-Six Opposed

The head of the League of Republican Clubs of New York reports canvass data showing that if delegates could choose without restrictions, 928 of 959 would back Roosevelt. The analysis notes Taft and Fairbanks as other options, with Roosevelt as undisputed first choice among delegates and a strong push from New York toward Roosevelt’s nomination.

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Peary Confident In Arctic Dash Despite Funding Gaps

New York May 31 Peary plans another Arctic expedition aiming for a pole reach in fifteen months. He overhauls the Roosevelt and gears up with Bartlet as master, Wardwell as chief engineer, and a crew of Americans and Newfoundland hires. funding shortfalls threaten start around July 7 without $7 million.

Prize for Campaign Story Offer by Republican Committee

The Republican committee announces a prize of 15 for the best tale on campaign topics. Submissions should argue merits of contentions and content, with manuscripts returned to senders. Entries must be mailed to the literary bureau by late August, with the winning piece to be published widely.

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Actress of Years Ago Dead

Special to The Washington Post Long Branch N to May 31 Mrs Mary Mitchell Albaugh wife of John W Albaugh the retired Baltimore theatrical man died suddenly shortly before noon today of apoplexy. Before her death she spoke of the death of her servant Betty Mahaney who had been in her employ for thirty six years. Mrs Albaugh was born in New York seventy four years ago. As a Shakespearan actress she gained prominence but had not appeared before the foot lights for more than thirty five years. Mrs Albaugh is survived by a husband three children and three sisters. The sisters are Mrs Maggie Mitchell Abbott and Mrs William Harrie and Miss Sarah Mitchell of New York. The children are John W Albaugh or Mrs Sadie Henderson and Mrs Dottie Mitchell.

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Roosevelt Plans and Taft Delegates Stir -------------

The text details Roosevelt’s voyage plans and proposed northern routes, plus a dense dispatch on Taft stampede efforts at the Chicago convention. It outlines delegate sentiment, possible ticket maneuvers, and key players like Foraker, Dick, and Fairbanks as the race for the Republican nomination intensifies.

Oregon Vote Day Yields Mix of Senate and House Odds

Oregon faces a pivotal vote with Gov Chamberlain a Democrat and judge MacCake a Republican seen as potential allies. A Republican legislature may back a Democratic U S Senate nominee, while a Democratic hopeful could secure the popular vote amid mixed primary loyalties and expected contests in the First district.

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Admiral M'Elmell Dead in Philadelphia at Seventy

Admiral Jackson Melimel and retired officer died of heart disease at his home in Philadelphia aged seventy. He was appointed third assistant engineer in the navy in 1889 and served in the Atlantic cable expedition. In 1860 he joined the West Gulf Squadron and served under Admiral Farragut on the Yarford, later becoming chief engineer on the North Atlantic Squadron and at various naval stations before retirement in 1896.

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