Washington Post 1908 Taft Delegates Boost Nomination Odds
The Washington Post reports the Republican National Committee seated twenty four Taft delegates, twenty two from Alabama and two from Arkansas, signaling strong momentum for Taft's first ballot nomination. The Alabama delegation, tied to factional contest and party machinery, reflects broader intra party strategy and regional dynamics shaping the 1908 race.
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Taft
Republican National Committee
Alabama
Arkansas
II Wits
Ant
Reputican National Corr Ttes
Fisiasa
Mississippi
Taftein
Political intrigue and figures in a late 19th century race
The fragment discusses Bryan Parker and Watson in a political hotspot, noting shifts between parties and alleged influence operations. It references Parker as a favorite of some factions, Bryan's loyalty protests, and rumors of campaign money and cigars in a broader struggle over nominations and party control.
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Warner
Congress
Tudge Parker
Ananias Club
Insurance Gang
Republican Poodle Fund
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Parker
Tom Watson
Bryan Gote
Ryan
Ais
Georgia election signals reform clarity and mixed outcomes
The piece analyzes Georgia politics after Hoke Smith's defeat, arguing the vote repudiates aggressive anti‑corporate demagogy, yet shows reformers may misjudge genuine reform. It notes shifting support to moderates, concerns over racial legislation, and references to national figures and events to frame the Georgia contest.
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
Sheodore Rougevelt
Hore Smith
Washington
Govermory
Gus Gairdustes
Che Pena
P Pulir
Gov Smiths
Aspurlie
Let The Post Follow You In Manila
A brief notice urges readers to inform The Post of address changes so they stay informed about affairs and the Capital. Readers may send order to The Post by telegraph or telephone Manila for updates and prompt delivery.
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Manila
Sea Serpent Bell Ringer Spotted Off Coast
New York Telegraph reports a bumping sea serpent seen by City of Macon and Nacooche pullers near Barnegat Light. Passengers claim 60 feet long, tusks, beard, and a bell buoy on its neck that it rings to hail ships. Captain and agent insist sightings by multiple crews, adding dramatic details and curious antics aboard.
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New York Telegraph
Hatteras
City of
Macon
Savannah
Joe Horton
Macons
Barnegat Light
Atlantic Uty
Oregon Governor Chamberlain and political ascent described
Fragmented OCR narrative portrays George Chamberlain a Mississippian educated in Virginia who moved to Oregon as a reform figure and attorney. It credits him with multiple campaigns including district attorney and governor, noting his 19th century service and party affiliation while hinting at support from voters and allies in a evolving Republican landscape.
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George
Chamberlain
Verginia
Oregon
Southwest
Senate
Congress
Fatons
Terra
Claus Imi Elunes
Ishaker
Whyte Melvins
Wate
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Richard Tinmingham Siateenth
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Efort
Andi
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Mingham
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Adamund Lynch
Birmingham
Wand View
Galway
Edmond Lynch
Hugh A O'Kelly
Earl of Dudley
Australia
Lord Ward
Marquise DE Fontinor
Brentwood Company
Whales and Mysterious Experiments Shape a Curious Year
An odd mix of science and politics unfolds as reports discuss tuberculosis risks from sunlight experiments and the alleged ease of whale milking, alongside a Bryan fund controversy tied to Nebraska elections. The piece shifts to warn about mislabeled poisons in vodka bottles, hinting at broader social dangers.
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Tess
Bryan
Omaha
Yak Tribune
George J. Miler
Omiia
Ryan
Nebraska
Bryans
Montana
Marcus Daly
Millers
J#ryan
Ryan and Daly
Saxony Princes Endured Poor Tutors in Scandalous Times
A century-old Ottman era tale notes Saxony princes receiving controversial tutors. Prof Giron’s elopement with the crown mother sparked scandal. other instructors like Gaujer faced scrutiny. The piece questions the future king’s education and the tutors’ influence on young royals amid court intrigue and legacy disputes.
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Saxony
Andre Giron
Europe
Giron
Brussels
Gaujter
Ikeyise
al Jul
Fof
Piof
Piet Gall
Vis
Waterion
Sivony
Africa
Appendicitis Plague Predicted by Surgeon Dr Jabex Jackson
In a Chicago Journal discussion Dr Jabex Jackson, a prominent surgeon, warned the United States is moving toward a nationwide appendicitis crisis. He cited high living, late nights, rich foods, and theater suppers as major causes, urging timely abdominal surgery to prevent death.
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Chicago Journal
United States
Jabex Jackson
American Medical Association
Jackson
New York
South
Cheanee
Daal
Rich
Tate
Ark on the Mississippi: Appleton Builds a Floating Refuge
Appleton, near Missouri Point, constructs a large raft to survive floods with twelve pigs three cows two horses and poultry aboard. The makeshift ark, anchored by a long cable, drifts above treetops as Mississippi floodwaters rise toward historic levels, while Appleton plans to relocate and recover crops and cattle after the water subsides.
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St Louis
New York Herald
Appleton
Missouri Point
Herit
Femne Kinkeld
Degogma
Minis
Missouri
Between Supper and Breakfast from the Toy at Chite Mity
A peculiar discussion on fasting during sleep and its impact on nourishment. The article argues for near continuous intake of nourishment, especially for those undernourished, to counteract emaciation. It links fasting to reduced vitality and suggests sustained or increased nourishment aids weight and vigor.
Do They Want Roosevelt in the 1912 GOP Fight
The piece discusses what Republican allies at the Chicago convention intend by statements favoring Taft's defeat. It argues they do not expect Roosevelt to be nominated and that Taft remains the central target, with Roosevelt’s candidacy used as leverage against Taft. It notes observers think Roosevelt’s threat looms over opponents.
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Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt
Hughes
Knox
Fairbanks
Cannon
Voraker
Theodore Roosevelt
Unusual Fresh Air Cure Restores Burned Woman
Mary Rease recovered from nearly complete skin loss after forty days at Garretson Hospital using picric acid talcum, fresh air, and no bandages. Doctors, led by a young Dr Russell, reported rapid healing with no pain, challenging grim odds and conventional expectations.
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Philadelphia
North American
Mary Rease
Garretson Hospital
Russell
Minn
Teller Recounts Lincoln 1860 Nomination Tale in Chicago
Senator Henry Moore Teller recalls Abraham Lincoln’s Chicago nomination tale from 1860. He describes Lincoln’s outreach to delegates, debates with Stephen Douglas, and the advice he received on leaving Chicago to avoid suggesting the nomination. The account blends memory with era context and political maneuvering.
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Henry Moore Teller
Colorado
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Teller
Illnois
Binghamton
Lincoln Lincoln
Douglas
Illinois
Lincoln
Nebouss
Lous
Lever
Russia
Clomcet
Mr Rong
Harms Vile Bio
Alegheny
J& Brother
Ana Ruy Baxter
Harmar
Parpsyt
Mia
Fragmented jumble from a bygone column on names and anecdotes
A garbled extract mixes name distortions from the Restaurant From the Lanten with assorted quips and oddities. It weaves mistranscriptions of Perkins Perrins Pere and other nicknames, plus assorted wry sayings on work, love, and daily life, as if culled from an old humor column.
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Mia Perkins
Pere
Jane Rui
Walter
Five Cents Per Cuss Ward Los Angeles Corrapordence
A press note from the Gath Ward Democrats describes steps to raise funds within a local club by fining members for profane words. The plan envisions a communal fund for rent and a temple to opulence. Some members resist paying yet others scoff at the humor and continue blasphemous remarks.
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la Pranclero
Siath Ward
Terrarade Club
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