Delegates Instructed for Johnson and Gray in Primaries
Delegates listed by state show Kentucky Mississippi Montana Nevada North Carolina partial Oregon Tennessee Vermont New Mexico among those instructed for Johnson or classed for Gray. Minnesota appears listed with delegates labeled as instruction or class status.
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Johnson
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Roosevelt the choice only twenty six opposed
The head of the League of Republican Clubs of New York claims a canvass shows 928 of 959 delegates would back Roosevelt if no restrictions on choice existed. The report lists Roosevelt as the undisputed first choice among delegates, with Taft and Fairbanks as others, and notes strong Roosevelt momentum across many states.
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Theodore Kvelt
Peary Confident in Arctic Quest with Roosevelt Readied
New York May 31 Commander Robert E Peary plans another Arctic dash aided by the Roosevelt yacht recently overhauled for berths and supplies. Funds remain short with July 1 funding deadline. Peary hopes to depart from Newtok about July 7, seeking 15 month progress to the pole and planning a largely American crew including Bartlett as captain and Wardwell as chief engineer while recruiting volunteers nationwide.
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North Pole
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Steimer Roosevelt
Lee Barrera
Pearys
Newtok
Tayss
Prize for Campaign Literature Offered by Republican Committee
The Republican committee announces a prize of $150 for the best campaign literature. Entries must be mailed to the literary bureau of the committee in the metropolitan area by a specified date. Manuscripts will be returned. winners’ works may be widely distributed in newspapers and pamphlets.
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Actress of Years Ago Dead in New Jersey
Special to The Washington Post Long Branch N J May 31 Mrs Mary Mitchell Albaugh wife of John W Albaugh the retired Baltimore theatrical man died suddenly shortly before noon today of apoplexy. 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 Shakespearean actress she gained prominence but had not appeared before the footlights for more than thirty five years. She is survived by a husband three children and three sisters.
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John W . Albaugh
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Albaugh
New York
Maggie Mitchell Abbott
Charles Abbott
William Harrie
Sarah Mitchell
John W Albaugh
Sadie Henderson
Frank E Henderson
Dottie Mitchell
Charles H Mitchell
Roosevelt Plan for Arctic Ship Voyage and Taft Stampede
The text outlines Roosevelt's voyage route adjustments including coast exploration of Grant Land and Crocker Land, plus three sled modifications. It also details a push to stampede Taft delegates at the Chicago convention, with strategy to win Southern and New York support and potentially renominate Roosevelt.
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Oregon Vote Forecast in Oregon Senate Election
Oregon prepares for a pivotal election as Governor Chamberlain faces a Republican legislature vote. The forecast suggests a Democrat Senate nominally favored by pledges and the uncertain outcome of the six week campaign. The election could elevate a Democrat to the U S Senate with two expected Congressional seats in the First and Second districts.
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Greg Maydi
United States
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Henry MacCake
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Admiral M'Elmell Dead in Philadelphia at Seventy
Admiral Jackson M'Elmell aged about seventy died at his home in Philadelphia after a long illness. He served as third assistant engineer in the navy starting in 1889 and took part in the Atlantic cable expedition. He later held positions as chief engineer on the North Atlantic Squadron and various naval stations before retirement in 1896.
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