Roosevelt Supporters Greeted as New England Visit Ends
The article reports on President Roosevelt being greeted by Governor Bax during a New Hampshire visit, with remarks on the independence of the judiciary and constitutional safeguards. It notes Taft’s Boston return, brief stop at a dinner, and his planned Washington arrival the next morning.
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Fenels
New Hampshire
Gov Baxs
Roosevelt
Azan
Boston
Taft
New England Street Railway Club
Washington
Taft Help Sought Amid Contested Conventions and Tours
Fragmentary dispatch reports political maneuvering over Taft and Harris with calls for postmaster intervention and renewed delegation representation. The letter from Hastings Oklahoma cites reform pressures and a plan to secure Taft reappointment, while Roosevelt eyes a broader Midwest speaking tour and strategic stops to influence primary outcomes.
Undertaker and Embalmer Opens at 940 F Street NW
The local funeral provider W sR SPEARE, Undertaker and Embalmer, listed at 940 F Street NW, announces new manager arrangement and services offered in the district.
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Sr Speare
F Street
Jane
Tarates
Ant Eal
Taft Delegates Lead Split at Republican Rally
In Port Huron the Taft faction retained control of seven district delegates after an hour long dispute while Roosevelt adherents claimed ten. Fred E Kiss was elected chairman and Euther Conrad secretary as Taft supporters proclaimed Taft's nomination. Delegates named include George L. Greene and Exrol Duncan. Roosevelt picks Samsen and John Harlan.
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Taft
Fem
Roosevelt
Bob Guffy
Hare
Mueter
Fred E Kiss
Euther Conrad
George L. Greene
Nay
Exrol Duncan
Poplar Blut
Samsen
Dexter
John Harlan
Guineas Ile
Port Huron
Maine Democrats Map Platform At State Convention
Augusta March 19 delegates outlined policies for a 2 million dollar bond issue for roads and utilities regulation plus employers liability law. The Maine Democrats pledged public works, backed a New England first state stance and selected twelve unpledged delegates for the national convention in Baltimore. A Wilson resolution was debated but not acted on, and six ticket candidates for electoral college were nominated.
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Augusta Me
Tne
Cidea
Lawna
Public Utilities Commission
Democrats of
Maine
New England
Baltimore
Wilson
LICENSED TO MARRY JAMON GODDART AND MARY KEENE
A Baltimore man Jamon PF Goddart aged 39 and Mary Keene aged 3 of Sunny Bank Va are connected with nuptial plans. The license lists several witnesses and officiants including Rev AB Mowbray, Andrew Foe, Ethel Rogers M Bes James, and George A Miller among others. The document cites multiple names and locations in a ceremonial context.
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Jamon
Consly Ma
Eta P Blusher SR
Floyd County
Bundy
Taft and Clark Lead Dark Horses in Deadlock Watch
President Taft and Champ Clark lead their parties as insiders say the race has moved beyond the main contest and trailing candidates face slim chances. Dark horse prospects Gaynor and Wak Kern are noted if a Clark Wilson deadlock occurs, with Taft strengths steadily rising in Indiana and other states as delegates trend Taftward.
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Taft
Champ Clark
Col Roosevelt
Senator Cumming
Iowa
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Woodrow Wilson
Oscar Wo Uthderward
Judson Harman
Clark
Gaynor
Newark
Jotn Wookern
Indiana
Candleutt
Washington
Ohio chairmen for Taft endorse president in Columbus meeting
Republican county executive committee chairmen at a Columbus gathering endorsed President Taft and renewed the 1910 state convention pledge of support. The conference, called by Lewis Layo, drew six percent of county chairs in person or by proxy, with Taft leaders claiming a split vote between Taft and Roosevelt and plans for securing Ohio’s 48 convention votes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Maren
Republican County Executive Committee
Taft
Ohics
Lewis “ Layo
Republian
Hoosevelt
United States
Burton
Taylon
German Fleet Strength Debate Stirs Berlin Press
Berlin reports on Winston Churchill's Commons speech failing to deter Germany from expanding its navy. German papers offer restrained yet firm commentary with ultra patriotic organs delivering harsh replies. An Emperor William departure to Vienna Nice and Corfu was postponed amid internal political difficulties but a court marshal notice says plans proceed Friday.
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Winston Spearer Churchill
House of Commons
Germany
William
Vienna
Nice
Corfu
Churchills
Train Robbers and Messenger Kill Bandits in Texas
A Wells Fargo messenger David A Trousdale killed two bandits who threatened to rob the Southern Pacific Sunset Filer in Texas last week. He crushed one robber's head with an ice mallet after a distraction and then shot the second at the door of the express car as he sought a comrade. The act follows the ballot noting Republican vice presidential candidates in the state were reported by the secretary of state.
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Southern Pacific
Sunset Filer
Texas
David
Trousdale
Wells Farge
Ben Kit Patrick Beanse
Malear
Ohio primary on May 21 with Harmons supporters
Ohio set a presidential preference primary for May 21 allowing all Democratic entrants to vote directly. A state ticket nomination and governor/state officers selection were scheduled for Toledo on June 6. In Sacramento Woodrow Wilson’s delegates were named for the national convention, including James D. Phelan and Edward Forster. Theodore Roosevelt papers filed in Boston as first candidate under new law. Petitions listed Hadley and Stubbs for Missouri and Kansas respectively.
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Democratic State Central Committee
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Toledo
Sacramento
Cal
Woodrow Wils
Bs Telegraph
Jordan
Wilson
James D Phelan
Edward Foraster
San Francisco
Caminetri
George Wirtwright
Boston
Theodore Roosevelt
Iregident
Desert roosevelt for taft nomination by personal friend
A trusted associate of Theodore Roosevelt announced support for President Taft s renomination. He praised Taft s sincerity self control duty and broad views while urging calm to restore public confidence and rally party strength.
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New York
Marcius M Marks
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Mr Marks
Bryan as Guest of Honor at Progressive Banquet
Representatives of the progressive wing met near March 19 to discuss party policy and tonight paid tribute to William J Bryan at a banquet in his honor on the occasion of his fifty second birthday. Speakers included Pet of South Dakota Gors of Oklahoma Williams of Massachusetts Townsend Martin of New York Henry of Texas James of Kentucky and Senator elect. Bryan spoke, largely stating his personal views.
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Petgrew
South Dakota
Gors
Oklahoma
George Ired Williams
Massachusetts
Frederick Townsend Martin
Nework
Henry
Texas
James
Kentuck
Bryan Svolfed
Kansas Delegates Split Over Clark And Wilson Bid
Indiana Democrats push Dr Harvey Wiley as Wilson running mate while Kansas delegates vow to vote for Champ Clark if no ballot bluff. debate centers on Clark versus Wilson and party unity ahead of Baltimore.
Installed as bishop in Richmond by Cardinal Gibbons
The Rt Rev Dennis J Q O Connell was installed as bishop of the Richmond diocese this morning, succeeding the late Rt Rev Augustine Van de Vyver. The ceremony at Sacred Heart Cathedral was led by Cardinal Gibbons with notable attendees from Baltimore New York and Philadelphia.
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Dennis J Q O Connell
San Francisco
Augustine van de Vyver
Cardinal Gibbons
Virginia
Episcopal Reedence
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Barnard J du
F R. Dyer
Baltimore
Joseph F Hanselman
New York
Thomas C Reilly
Cleveland
Catherine Drexel
Philadelphis
Two Defeats for Suffrage Across States
Albany March 18 The Sunwell constitutional amendment to grant women suffrage was killed in the New York Senate by 21 to 14 and the measure failed in the Assembly committee. Trenton March 11 New Jersey State Senate defeats a resolution to amend the constitution for women's suffrage with only three votes.
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Sunwell
Senate
Miles Committee
Trenton
New Jersey State Senate
Blizzard Forecast Shuts Chicago as Great Lakes Brace
A severe winter storm moves toward the Midwest with Chicago and the Great Lakes region expected to plunge rapidly. Arctic temperatures in the Northwest drop well below zero as a protracted blizzard spreads toward the Southwest and may sweep the Great Lakes by daylight and through the Ohio Valley by evening.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Great Lakes
Northwest
Okia Valley
Hazardous devices kill in Miragala quarter
Four homes in the Miragala quarter of Oporta Portugal were hit by explosive devices. Authorities say makers caused fatal harm as conspirators were filing them. The houses were demolished and a fire killed a deceased person while seven others were injured.
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Oporta Portuga
Miragala
Reid incident subsiding in diplomatic rows
Special to The Washington Post reports a measured response to Ambassador Whit law Reid's remarks about the British public amid a coal dispute. A New York Times interview stirred little national backlash as lawmakers prepare questions, while observers note the gap between notice of a question and its possible parliamentary consideration.
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New York Times
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