Taft Delegates Seated Fuel Campaign Momentum
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 nomination on the first ballot. The move follows debates over party machinery and federal officeholder influence in securing delegate support.
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Political Row Slips and Tangles in Bryan Parker Feud
Fragmentary notes recount early 20th century U S political maneuvers involving William Jennings Bryan and Judge Parker. The passage references campaigns, nominations, party shifts, and alleged contributions amid a web of names such as Bryan Warner Parker Watson Ryan and Standard Oil magnates, with claims of loyalty disputes and political intrigue.
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Ananias Club
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Parker
Tom Watson
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Ais
Georgia Election Foretells Political Reckoning Across State
The Georgia election centers on Hoke Smith's governorship and reform. Voters show skepticism toward corruption and party rhetoric, signaling a shift to more moderate reform while weighing national figures and policy ambitions, including race and economic issues.
Let The Post Follow You Informed by The Post
A fragment notes changing paper addresses across the country and urges notifying agents or sending orders to The Post by telephone in Manila to stay informed about affairs and capital addresses.
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Washington Post CO
Washington
Manila
Sea Serpent Bell Ringer off Hatteras Sparks Flight Rumor
Passengers aboard the City of Macon report a sixty foot sea serpent with a bell buoy strapped around its neck, seen near Barnegat Light. The tale includes multiple witnesses from City of Macon and Nacoochee voyages, with dramatic descriptions and humorous remarks from crew and travelers.
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City of
Macon
Savannah
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Macons
Barnegat Light
Atlantic Uty
Oregon Governor Chamberlain Re-elected in 19th Century Tale
A garbled notice lauds Oregon Governor George Chamberlain a Mississippi born lawyer educated in Virginia, active as district attorney and attorney general, then governor. It hints at his long career, re election prospects, and praise from supporters amid a murky account of political history.
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Chamberlain
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Oregon
Southwest
Senate
Congress
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Milking whales and sunlit science stir moral debates
A fragmented historical article compares a Sunlight treatment trial to a whale milking piece, then shifts to a Ryan fund controversy over Bryan’s Nebraska Senate bid. Included are notes on Russia’s peasant danger and warnings about poison labels, reflecting era concerns in science, politics, and public safety.
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Omaha
New Yak Tribune
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Montana
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Saxony Tutors Face Scrutiny Over Royal Education
A chaotic musings on Saxony princes tutors reveal scandal and vanity. French professor Gauger allegedly staged injuries to gain attention, while Andre Giron’s influence and questionable conduct draw criticism of the future king’s upbringing. The piece doubts the tutors’ judgment on the young heirs.
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Appendectomy Seen As Preventive Cure In Nation
The Chicago Journal cites Dr Jabex Jackson arguing appendicitis will soon affect every American, forcing operations to prevent death. He links irregular meals and late nights to the spread, urging swift surgery when symptoms appear and noting high rates of abdominal operations by surgeons nationwide.
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United States
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American Medical Association
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Daal
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Ark Builder Appleton Rides Flood on Log Raft Near Missouri Point
An Indiana trader named Appleton builds a large raft of logs to carry pigs cows horses and poultry as floodwaters rise on the Mississippi. He anchors the raft in his yard while neighbors mock the venture and he plots to reach a higher spot, hoping for relief as waters surge and crop lands flood.
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Sagan
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Night fasting and the effect on nourishment after sleep
A discussion on how prolonged fasting between supper and breakfast affects emaciation and vitality. It argues that nourishment during the sleep period can sustain digestion and weight, improving vigor if sleep and rest are maintained while activity remains normal.
Do They Want Roosevelt in 1912 Republican Split
The piece argues allies aim to defeat Taft by leveraging Theodore Roosevelt’s potential nomination. It suggests Roosevelt remains a thorn in Taft’s camp, wielding influence over opponents who fear a Roosevelt-led convention. The central question posed is whether party factions actually want Roosevelt.
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Taft
Chicago
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Voraker
Theodore Roosevelt
Vylain Aucion
Unusual Fresh Air Cure Restores Burned Woman
Mary Rease was discharged from Garretson Hospital after forty days. The case, once deemed hopeless, used a fresh air cure with picric acid talcum and no bandages, administered by Dr Russell and nurses. She recovered fully, leaving the hospital without assistance.
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Teller recalls Lincoln nomination tale from 1860 Chicago
Senator Henry Moore Teller recounts how Abraham Lincoln was courted in Chicago during the 1860 convention era. He describes Lincoln’s underdog rise, his interactions with delegates, and the tense debates with Douglas influencing Illinois and national politics.
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Fragmented culinary and social Bits scattered in 19th century prose
A collage of jumbled phrases and anecdotes touches on restaurant names, translations, and mistaken identities, interwoven with snippets about breakfast dishes and daily life. The piece references Perrins, Leiba, and Pere, with scattered lines about eggs fried on one side and toast, sugar bowls, and old letters.
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Petrekin
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Five Cents Per Cuss Ward Los Angeles Coreapordence
The ward humorously votes to raise a fund by fining each member five cents for profanity within club premises. The money goes to a strong box guarded by a carpenter, as Watch Ward Democrats vow to collect nickels for the purpose. Some longtime contributors mock the idea while remaining loyal.
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