Roosevelt Challenge Claims Western Support in Presidential Fight
The Roosevelt and Taft factions clash over authority for a direct presidential primary challenge. Senator Dixon asserts he acted as a representative of state leaders and the people who elected them, while Taft directors seek clarity on Roosevelt’s backing from Western governors. Delegates for Taft rise in several states as Roosevelt supporters push for primaries, with La Follette organizing in multiple states and Nagel canceling a Indiana stop but set to speak in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Roosevelt
Joseph M Dixon Chalrison
Roosevelt Executive Committee
McKinley
Taft Bureau
Dixon
Col Roosevelt
Col Roossvelt
Annetor Dixon
Director Mcfintey
Col Hoosevelt
Eash
Mays Rewiatyr Cleon
Lew
Lever
Nevitatqyy
New Jersey
My. Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Evanaville
Ind
Batureyap
Hemenway
Indianapolis
Unreadable obituary notices from a 1913 Pittsburgh area paper
Fragmented death notices list multiple individuals with addresses and funeral details. Mentions include Mar 1913 events, Oak Hill Cemetery, St Ninvalla Church, and Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Several names appear with relations and funeral times, but OCR clarity is insufficient for precise extraction.
Alabama For Taft Seeks Six More Delegates At Convention
Alabama Republicans gather for the state convention to choose six delegates to the national GOP meeting. Taft forces push for a primary and a Roosevelt split looms in Tennessee and Oklahoma. Tennessee districts name Taft loyalists while Roosevelt gains in Oklahoma as convention battles unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Mands
Taft
Bate
KO ‘Thompson Velt
Todtay
Paper Long
Wate
Vatercarer
Roosevelt
Long
Thompsons
Crimea
Hhis
Suhmit Hhe
Taft or dishohor gayror in interview on candidates
Special to The Washington Pew New York, March 9. Mayor Gaynor gives a terse interview on the 1904 race. He says he is not a candidate for president and would leave the field to others. He notes Democratic hopefuls Folk, Harmon, Wilson, Underwood, Clark, Dix, and Brown. He predicts Taft would be the Republican nominee if the party does not act unfairly and criticizes Roosevelt and La Follette for fiery rhetoric. He defends free business and minimal government, and questions recalls of judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
March
Gaynor
Taft
Roosevelt
la Pollette
Indiana Man in South Suggested as Taft Roosevelt Compromise
The article reports Indiana’s Charles Warren Fairbanks being floated anew as a compromise for the 1908 Republican nomination amid Taft Roosevelt rivalry. It notes Taft forces, aided by former Indiana officials, discussed fielding a third candidate to unite the split GOP, with Fairbanks named as a possible choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Indiana
United States
Chicago
Taft
Col Theodorevelt
Col Roosevelt
William B McKinley
Washington
James A. Hemenway
James Watson
Yoseph B Kealing
Indianpolis
Indiana State Committee
J. F Goodrich
Taft Bureau
South
Goodrich
Carolinas
Virginia
Dealing
Fairbanks
Yomneasee
Texas
Dixie
Patt
Kealing
Dent
Roosevelt
Republian
Primary Plan Shifts to June For Osborn Contest
In Massachusetts the Lord primary bill moves through the chamber replacing Osborn's measure with a June primary six days before the national convention. If approved by both houses it could force a Friday adjournment to meet the ten day rule before June 10. Opponents vow a new bill to restore the governor's broader primary concept. In Missouri a district primary with favored Roosevelt La Follette and Cummins appears set for tomorrow to select two delegates to the Republican national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laning
Mich
House of Representatives
Guy Osborn
Lord Bil
Pee
Senate
Fahad
House
Osborn
Boston
Massachusetts Legislative
Missouri
Kansas City
Frealdent Fatt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
la Folistis
Cumming
Mirgowrih
Licensed to Marry Among Various Pairs and Mentions
The page lists multiple marriage notices with couples including Charles Cornwell and Elsie Wall, Jose Osberne and Carding Siddon, Nellie Reed and others, and several more pairs. It also cites names like Katharine Hutklep and Angl Parne with scattered references to locales and events, though the OCR is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cornwell
Elsie F Wall
the Bee BA Meirta
Jose
Osberne
Carding Siddon
Pete Rev Charan Bo Puls
Marcellue
Alegandris
Hew
Groene Marshall
Katharine Hutklep
Ray Tineon Vo Howiete Fosse
Rentmbec
Ealela
Mtgomiecy
Pethick Lawrence and Pankhurst Aroused for Conspiracy
London March 6 Mr and Mrs Frederick Pethick Lawrence joint editors of Votes for Women and Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst were arraigned at Bow Street on a charge of conspiracy and inciting to commit malicious damage to property. The four prisoners were remanded for a week with bail refused. Archibald Bodkin noted that conspirators included instigators and rioters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wre Frederick Pethick Lawrence
Votea
Eimeline Pankhuret
Tuke
Bow Street
Misa Christabel Pankhurst
Wolice
Archibald Henry Bodkin
Treasury
Labje
Idaho Senator Heyburn Leaves Senate for Atlantic City
Ill health forced Idaho's Senator Benster Heyburn to abandon his duties for at least a month. An eye condition worsened after ten days of strain, prompting doctors to advise rest. Despite warnings he spoke in the Senate on arbitration treaties before departing for Atlantic City to recover. Senator Sutherland of Utah assumed control of election camp matters in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Sutherland Shoulderera
Stephenson Cage
Benster Heyburn
Idaho
Senate
Heyburn
Tueadiay
Sens
Sutherland
Utsh
Roosevelt Club Forms in Greensboro Support for Candidacy
A Roosevelt club organized in Greensboro North Carolina aims to back Theodore Roosevelt in the upcoming State and county conventions. It plans to secure the State delegation and reports to the club president on any improper conduct by officeholders regarding delegates. The charter membership totals 190 with Republicans from the county and all but two county Republican executive committee members. A three member committee from each county preaching district is to report concerns to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Maren G
Sitate
Theodore Roonevelt
Roonevelt
Convict Hired by Wife as Highest Bidder in Buncombe County
In Asheville North Carolina March ... Thrash a wealthy businessman convicted of violation of the local prohibition law was sentenced to jail and fined. The county commissioners authorized hiring out his services to the highest bidder with his wife receiving custody and services for 90 days to pay a 2 thousand dollar fine. The judge later altered the sentence to 30 days in jail and a 2 thousand dollar fine. The case illustrates the power of the superior court to authorize county authorities to hire convict labor when allowed by law. Also noted is the death of Judge Solomon Newcomer former judge of the orphan court for Washington county at Beaver Creek, aged 52, a great grandson of Christian Newcomer founder of the United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maleigh
March
Thrash
Hia Wits
Buncombe Obupty
Ashe Ville
Aum
Mie Pala Ba
Zom
Jude Bons
Mre Thraph
Newcomer
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Orphany’ Court
Washington County
Beaver Creek
Christian Newcomer
United Brethren Church
Roosevelt Campaign Controversy Spars in Oyster Bay Speech
Col Roosevelt faces questions over his campaign stance as Senator Dixon, Roosevelt aides, and Secretary Stimson weigh in amid tensions from Ki City contention and patronage claims. Oyster Bay scenes unfold with jurors and a crowded entry to the court as Roosevelt remains quiet on the matter.
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Aratorn
Ki City
Gram Jorr
Roosevelt
Ben
Dixon
York
Georse
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Tao
Cartier
Colvelt
Rollins
Ned
Senator Dixon
Simson
Chicago
Henry J Stimson
Cor Boopavait
Stimugon
Farmer interests urged in tariff debate letter
Minneapolis editor Colling reports a farmer centered letter from Theodora Roosevelt advocating repeal of reciprocity treaty and tariff discrimination against farmers. Kooneuglt cites must consider farmers and wageworkers welfare, tying tariff to national welfare. The writer references a speech at Sioux Falls on September 3, 1917 discussed with Senator Dolliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Munn
Marca G
PV. Colling
United States
Canada
Theodora Roosevelt
Col Kooneuglt
Spender Clay Baby Death Reported in New York
A terse New York notice reports the death of Maren, a baby linked to the Spender-Clay family, with references to London copyright and tiwners H H der-Clay and Wiliam Wal. The fragmentary item notes a connection to the World pars and Capt H. H der-Clay, suggesting a foreign origin and a royal or aristocratic association in a brief obituary context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maren
London
Wren
H. H der-Clay
Wiliam Wal
Secretary Knox S Visit Tangles Central American Politics
The U S secretary of state praised republican institutions in the hemisphere while Central American leaders express mixed feelings about U S policy. Protests included anti American manifests and arrests of editors as tensions rise over Monroe doctrine influence. Delegations and invitations impact travel plans as Managua reacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangus
Nicaragus
Assembly
Flo Grande
Sinter América
Central America
United States
Supreme Court
Knox
Adolfo Diaz
Sannedrom Rivasi Jinetepo
Corinto
Zelafigts Hostile In Managua Quiet Amid Press Row
Nicaragua notes a hostile tone toward editors of Diario de Nicaragua and Diario Moderno over incendiary pieces. A U S state statement confirms ceremonial honors for Secretary Knox, praising Nicaraguan public support and signaling no anti American pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Knox
Familly
AL Cerrito
Ion Upge
Secretarien
Mica
Fugpa
Department of State
Wdminter
Lam
Martial law ordered in British concessions at Tientsu city
The text reports martial law planned for the British concessions in Tientsu where Americans have taken refuge. Chinese access is restricted after 11 o clock. Foreign powers discuss international financial protection to fund soldiers and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achame
Sok
Iain Niting
Manchuria
Kaye
Staten
Tangshan
Lanchas
Tientsu
China
Robber raid tied to dynamite found at Becker home
Philadelphia detectives searched the home of Frederick A Becker in Everett Tunnel Maryland after a March robbery tied to a trunk dynamite stash. In Beckers bedroom they found nine sticks of dynamite a roll of copper wire dynamite caps and two dry batteries Mrs Florence Moffat Becken’s mother in law said she had no knowledge of the case. The story hints at later trials and the unfolding investigation in a period context.
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Rome
March
Philadelphia
Frederick A Becker
Baltimore and Ohio
Everett Tunnel
Maryland
Becker
Florence Moffat
Betcker
Ion
Apy Keywor
W. Ve
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T. R. Letter
Roseovant Charman
Mead
Taft Berean
Mistatwa
Toyah
Frlanda
Republican Agricultur
Hoosevelt Bureau
Republican State ‘Committee of Texas
Whitacre
Gor Wilson
John J Whitacre
Congress
Wilson
Ate
Dalao
Don Breasman
Panama
Buckeye
Baltimore
Gov Harmon
Ohio
la Follette
Yeater
North Dakota
California
la Foustte
Atepa
Tift
Walter L. Houser
la Follett Oght
I Californi
Nebraska
South Dakota
Oregon
Wisconsin
Maren 9
Northmeat
Farellus Ballay
Oak Hill
Flowera
Watlay
Raughier
la Mott
Rifnabeth
Wao
Aura Crea
George Ewing
Merch Minners
Columbia
Order of Moose
Cur
James Mulrok
Fron Hla
Adame
Watt
H Wrest
Rthwest
Tut ¢ Wall
Mra
Annie Mat
Wa Puneral
Mane St Ninvalla
Uth
Frank Geier
R Pumphrey & Son
Sevastin
R Speare
F Street
Odwrnte
Chapel ‘Telephone North
Sergegn
Utcesbor
Cain
Seewathy
Mala
M. Hindle
Cedertaker
Winchester
Friends of President
Tennessee
Nashville
John W Overall
AV Ms Lane
WD Houser
Jamen
Althauser Oakaloona
Devitt
Brown
Louw Send
Marca
Roosevelt Organization
Fred W Koller
Joseph Country
Perry Smith
Hoschuso County
Oklahoie
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Theodore Rooseveltt
Dishohor
Sherwood
Ola Jordan
Tokalon Wine CO. Te
Sefeat
Gov
Michigast House
Ashe
Ftrosaih
Endurance Tippargon
Himaelf
Willi
Mise Gamietane
Farsprusst
Mrs, Rethick, Lawrence
North Caroling
Hatecraft Club
Peloniciams
R. Hartis & Co
Stimaon
Robevelt
Putnam
Spender
Clay Baby
U. S
Mberais
Francisco Medina
Finance
Zelaya
Gen Mora
Estrada
Salvatiera
Zelafigts
Legation
The
Calvert Co
W.’B. Moses & Sons
Bor Chena
Fisd Bandits Dynamite
Steinway
Afi
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