Nomination Battle Sparks Fight Over Harmon and Bryan
The article reports on Harmon and Bryan as contenders for the Democratic ticket with factions in Ohio and the Middle Atlantic weighing their chances. It notes Southern voters and Negro support influence, and mentions reactions from party leaders in Cleveland and Denver as the campaign heats up ahead of the convention.
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John Callan
Laughlin fLoogy Wer
Faerrans Wallam Jennings
Nonten Wien
Lenser
Republi
William Boast
Rim
Middle Atlantic
Tor
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Jolson Harmon
Ryan
Harmon
Cos Johnson Mooetty Phaverna
Toon
Tray
Omy
Uroo Smtlen
Sidge Gray
Roy Brin
Ian
Goy Bukham
Somg
Democraty
Bryan's Hero and Democratic Platform Endorsement
The Nebraska Democratic convention delegates Bryan as ideal citizen and urged unity to nominate him for president. They backed Poe's tax and banking reforms, eight hour workday, and antitrust measures, opposing tariff and railroad favoritism. The meeting also chose Felix Hale over rivals for national delegate at large, with James Dahlman stepping aside as committeeman.
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Felix J Hale
William D Oldham
Bryan
Felix J) Hale
Ignating J Dunn
Omaha
Brown
Lincoin
Thompson Grand Island
Dwv Stephens
Hall
Limcom
Lodge For Fair Deal on Taft Delegates in Massachusetts
Senator W Murray Crane urged Massachusetts to send delegates to the Republican national convention unbound by instructions or resolutions. Senator Lodge, a Taft supporter, says he will vote for Taft in Chicago if elected delegate and stresses Massachusetts independence of delegates from binding instructions while allowing expression of public sentiment.
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Massachusetts
Crane
Chicago
Boston
W Murray Crane
Washington
Lodge
Taft
Nne
Vr Reed
Indiana Democratic State Central Committee Convenes
The Indiana Democratic State Central Committee met to plan the March 25 state convention. With Bryan likely to be endorsed and frame the national platform, delegates will focus on state issues including tariff reform and distrust of trusts. County conventions favored John Wern for vice president, signaling likely instruction to endorse Kern if he is not endorsed locally.
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Indianapolis
Democratic State Central Committee
Bryan
Indiana
Liie
John Wern
Kern
St Regis Hotel Promises Comfort and Moderation
An article extols the St Regis New York hotel for perfect construction, superb equipment, and excellent management. It touts a moderate cost of living with rooms from $4 daily, private bath options, and parlor suites from $12, noting restaurant charges align with other first class hotels.
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St Regia
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Two Iowa Delegates for Taft Eighth District Nominates Harvey and Abbott
In Creston Iowa on March the Republican voters of the Eighth Congressional district selected John V. Harvey of Leon and T N Abbott of Creston as delegates to the national convention in Chicago and instructed them to support Secretary Taft. Rev Dr Silas Swallow of Harrisburg Pa is seriously ill at his home with typhoid pneumonia.
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Hopeta
Democratic Party
Donus
Iowa
Taft
Creston
John V. Harvey
Leon
T N. Abbott
Chicago
Swallow
Harrisburg
Silas © Swallow
United States
Colored Campaign Vigilance Committee Targets Taft Nomination
A Washington session of a colored Campaign Vigilance Committee plans to block Taft for the Republican nomination at Chicago. They will back Fairbanks or La Follette and oppose Taft, citing Roosevelt policy toward veterans and the Brownsville affair. Delegates from several states are to be elected and recognized by the party at the convention.
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Bryan
Mit
Parsons
G H Hitchesch
Nebraska
Washington
Tr Bryan
Chicago
Joseph B Foraker
Ohio
Foaker
Fairbank9
Sentor la Follett
Art
My Catt
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Tt Wan
Mr ‘Taft
United States
Republican Party
James Mooas
di Fo Rolins
Virginia
Moe Roggrs
North Carolina
J Mardy
Marynand
Tom Brown
New Jerse
Alonzo Thompson
Jeans
Hospital Ship and Fleet Support for Evans Fleet
San Francisco reports a naval movement as South Dakota waits for Magdalena Bay drills and the fleet receives mail and supplies. Relief and Fortune join the Atlantic fleet under Rear Admiral Evans at San Francisco. Surgical officer Stokes reports to Evans and the Armanda and Brutus prepare for coal and supply duties. Caesar will carry submarines to the Pacific and voyage around South America.
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San Francisco
South Dakota
Magdalena Hay
Atlantic
Honolulu
Gon Frear
Evans
Betts
Relief
Fortune
Magdalena Bay
Charlies F Stokes
Abarenda
Brutus
Admiral Evans
Norfolk
Pacific
Norfolk Navy Yard
Caesar
South America
Punishments For Middies At Annapolis
At Annapolis five first class midshipmen receive severe penalties for leaving academy grounds and for misconduct. John Woduse, Hichiami Trione, Kevin Campbell Jr, Hugo Who, and another student face demotions, diploma withholding until September, demerits, and confinement to grounds or ships. Tripp, Campbell, and Koehler lose summer leave, receive reprimands, and go on probation pending good conduct and a prairie cruise outcome.
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Washington
Annapolis
John Wo Duse O
Gadsden
Ala
Hichami E ‘Trione
Kittanning
Kevin Ho Camphill Jr
Avattay Ile
Hugo
St Louis
Tripp
Campbell
Koehler
Academy
Submarine Defense School Closed at Fort Totten
War Department orders discontinue the submarine defense school at Fort Totten New York at end of the school year. Instruction in submarine defense to be moved to the coastal artillery school at Fort Monroe Virginia. The torpedo board organized in September will be dissolved after the current school year.
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Fort Totten
Fort Monroe
War Department
Coast Artillery School
Fort Monroe V
Algo
Coast Artiliery S Canal
Torpedo Board
Rates pay by marksmanship in Philippine scouts
Gen Bell, chief of staff, authorized extra monthly pay for Philippine scouts who qualify as experts, sharpshooters, or marksmen. The payment ranges from $159 to $0.30 per month depending on the level of marksmanship, contingent on continued service in the Philippine scouts.
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Bell
Army
Philippine Scouts
Chinese Association Praises Roosevelt Action on Wilfley
President Roosevelt received a cablegram from Shanghai stating the American Association of China is highly gratified by his action sustaining Wilfley. Murray Warner reports the message from Shanghai expresses strong approval of the move and goodwill toward U S policy in China.
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Wilfley
American Association
Roosevelt
Shanghai China
American Association of China
Wilfley Murray Warner
Army Orders for Promotion and Assignments
Army orders list promotions and assignments across corps including Coast Artillery and Infantry. Names such as Capt Conrge Ho Penrose First Tex Willam and First Lieut John Alden Degen appear with postings to Fort Totten Chicago and St Paul Minnesota. Leave of absence and extended training leave are noted for several officers with dates and duty stations referenced.
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Penrose
Tex Willam
Nelarth Enfantrs
Tngervice
Chartotin NC
John Alden
Cageles
School of Submarine
Flin Tandon
Coast Artery Corps
Ctrenee
McSeil Coast Artery Corps
Jen Veron Batts
Coast Artilery Corps
Haloh Harls
Pommi
St Tau Minn
Isaac WV
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Alehmana
Lax Coast Aries Corps
Cleence
Coast Atilery Corps
Fort Totten
Edward Andean Loven
H Cavalry
Cago
Douglas Settle
Duy
Thleago Mt
Paul Minn
Jamey
Mabee
Aungeon
San Francisco
Secon
Maynard
Wells Texth
Richard G Mar Hell
Naval Orders and Movements Mixed With Health Advice
Fragmented orders list naval officers and ratings with dates May 9 1907 and discharge notes, followed by vessel movements including Helena and Rose, from Ware Island to Magdalena Bay and San Juan. The piece ends with an unrelated health advertisement touting tonic benefits for nerves, digestion, and stamina.
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Oncord
Helena
Clungeno
Quios
Gavily
Brutus
Hampton Roads
Barenda
Nortottt
Salled
South Dakota
Ware Island
Magdalena
Bas Peoria
San Juan
Navy Yard
Wea York Scaupion
Trey Porter Blakely
Paper Trust Hit Hard by Publishers Association Chief
Herman Ridder, president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, accuses a paper trust of stifling competition and inflating prices by coordinating mills and suppliers. He cites prearranged bids, secret information bureaus, and mill shut downs to create artificial scarcity and raise newsprint costs. Evidence is requested by Attorney General Bonaparte to prove unlawful restraint in the paper trade.
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Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Herman Ridder
Mrr Ridder
Bonaparte
Mr Ridder
Ind
Supeivisions
American Paper and Pulp Association
Natenail
New York
Ridder
Est
West
Nere
Bryan Not a Democrat in 1% Export Debate
Fragmented copy reads about Bryan’s political stance amid era concerns over paper supply and costs, noting Democratic alignment and campaign dynamics. The text references exports of newsprint to Cuba, Argentina, Japan, and pricing figures from mill and paper trades, with a focus on party labels and campaign strategies during a tense period.
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Clute
Argentina
Japan
Charact
Jiu Lefnre Newspapana Havi
Ana
Ines
Mills
Rey
Thane
Hughes Replies to Black Plea on Race Track Gambling
Hughes defends opposition to race track betting at a North de Board of Trade dinner. He argues for adherence to the state constitution which forbids gambling on race tracks, asserting the people and constitution must guide the state rather than gambling interests. Charles Landis was nominated by the Republican delegates of the Ninth district for the Methallo Congress. The resolutions endorsed Vice President Faribaugh for the presidential nomination.
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Iepublican
New York
Guy Chans
North 8 de Board of Trade
Landis
Fairbanks
Frankfort
Charles Landis
Nepublians
Resori Ons
Farbighe
Deadlock Over Senator Cima SC Ware 7 ay Beadlocks
A garbled report notes a political stalemate involving Senator Cima and Ware 7 ay Beadlocks. Names and actions are unclear but suggest a stalled effort or vote at a regional level.
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Beliz
Ballat Ree
Gary Walther
Gow Daa
Jone
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