Fight over Foraker and Taft aid in Ohio nominating fight
Senators and party leaders debate a possible compromise to unite Foraker and Taft factions for the Republican presidential nomination. Dover meets Foraker amid talks of avoiding a serious split while Taft supporters push to secure Ohio’s delegation. Secret calls and Capitol discussions signal high stakes as campaigns plan moves in Washington and on the Isthmus.
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Dover
Mr. Foraker
Taft
Serttor Foraker
Bill Dover
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Foraker
Senate
Sucamenay
TE. Burton
Chales B. Taft
Harry M. Dougherts
Washington
Capitol
Stnater Foraker
Committee On Military Affairs
Brownaville
Onlo
Cincinnati
Burton
Colon
Panama
Irey
Ohio Republicans Meet in Washington for Annual Association
The Ohio Republican Association in Washington held a harmonious meeting at the W C T U Building. James W Xell named president succeeding T M Sullyan as Senator Yoraker planned attendance. George F Dunham and John D Griffith elected as first and second vice presidents, with several officers and delegates chosen. Resolutions paid tribute to SH Rotson and Charles A Boynton. Prof Walshowsky played piano gotos.
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Ohio Republican Association of Washington
Orth Street
James W.xell
T. M. Sullyan
War Department
Bell
Treasury Department
Yoraker
P. M’ Ashford
Ailtoincy
Department of Justice
Sovkt
Min
Ohio
George F. Dunham
John D. Griffith
Harvey B. Gram
Sidney J. Howell
W. D. Hughes
P M. Ashford
F.C. Larrimore
A. H. Hester
Emanuel Ream
I. W
Kear VY M Sullivan
William L. Symonsmer
Qunio Association
League of Republican Hate Clubs
Paul Howland
Cba
Jay T. Lanning
Johny & Harding
Veet Douglas
Duetve Toomas HO Anderson
Pssohon
Activn
SH. Rotson
Greenville
Charles A. Boynton
Elyzia
Walshowsky
Taft and Hughes Favored by Kentucky Republicans
A Kentucky Republican poll of 100 prominent members shows William Taft as preferred President and Charles E. Hughes as preferred Vice President. Thirty two favor a Roosevelt third term, fifty two oppose it, with other choices including Forsyth Forsbank and Maghes among minor responses.
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Kentucky
Syecak
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ome
Repubicans
Willam H. Taft
Charles &. Hughes
New York
Blue Grass
Roosevelt
Tsim
Fotrbanks
Gov. Maghes
Leslie S. Shaw
Roosevelt for another term urged by Tennessee Republicans
Republicans in the Tennessee legislature held a joint caucus and unanimously adopted resolutions appealing to GOP lawmakers nationwide to nominate Theodore Roosevelt for another term as President. Nashville reports the decision on March 29.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Mer
Theodore Roosevelt
Cabinet Meeting Brief on Good Friday Adjournment and Roosevelts Springfield Visit
The Cabinet meeting on Good Friday adjourned before 1 PM, with President Roosevelt reportedly visiting his dentist. Attorney General Bonaparte was absent due to the fast day. Roosevelt considers addressing Springfield NL for a manufacturers' convention to reassure railroad and business interests, with a decision likely remaining unsettled for days and showing growing opposition to his trip.
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Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Springfield
Trying to prevent strike under Erdman act in rail service
Chicago March 2 both railroads and unions firm in positions ahead of tomorrow’s meeting between federal officers and union and railroad representatives. Officials say every effort will be made to avert a strike while concessions and negotiations continue under Erdman act.
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Railroads
Rail executives seek amiable settlement by mediators in Chicago
Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission and Commissioner Neill of Labor left Washington for Chicago to mediate a threatened railroad strike under the Erdman act. They aim to secure an amicable settlement after talks with railroad and trainmen reps, with arbitration as a possible next step. President Roosevelt approves their mission following a letter from Ira G. Rawn.
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Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Neill
Washington
Chicago
Erdman
Roosevelt
White House
Ira G. Rawn
Rawn
Less Catarrh Prescription Proposed By Specialist
A well known specialist asserts that catarrh of all kinds is easily relieved and often prevented during an entire season by a simple mixture. Fluid Extract Dandelion, half an ounce. Compound Karyon, one ounce. Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three ounces. mix and take a teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime. A local druggist notes these vegetable ingredients are readily obtainable and harmless to use, offering an affordable remedy.
The Good Hope at National Theater A Dutch Sea Tragedy
Helen Terry as Kmertje anchors a stark stage portrait of a Dutch fishing village. The Good Hope unfolds through fierce realism, detailing a mother’s grief, a deserter son, and a wrecked ship, culminating in a shoreward revelation that tests insurance and morality. James Carew as Geert delivers a near perfect performance in this stark portrayal.
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the Good Hope
Hllen Terry
National Theater
Heljermans
Kniertse
Clemens Bos
Kmertie
Indelum
Simon
Kmertje
Kniertje
Joe
Knertje
Geert
Good Hope
Boabdil
Grenada
Alhambra
Ixmertje
Harend
Ailver
Knilertje
Ellen Terry
Helferman
James Carew
The Good Hope and Nance Oldfield in Dramatic Show
Famed actors deliver a striking elocution display with fiery dramatised sea peril. Powell plays Barend the fearful youth, Sheldon impresses as Joe the wretch, while Harding stuns as Clemens Bos the shipowner. Beatrice Forbes Robertson shines as the shipowner’s daughter. A lighter curtain raiser, Nance Oldfield, contrasts stark realism.
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David Powell
Barend
Susanne Sheldon
Joe
Nlect
Rudge Harding
Clemens Bos
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson
New York Governor Signs Requisition for Parole Violator
Gov. Hughes of New York signed requisition papers for Joseph Piggott wanted for parole violation from Sing Sing and Auburn. Paget, Arthur T. Greenough, and Matthew McNeil held in Philadelphia for robbery of George K. Irwin on Pennsylvania Avenue. Irwin, a New York traveling salesman, was robbed of money and jewelry about 2 am.
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Gov. Hughes
New York
Joseph Piggott
New York State
Sing Sing
Auburn
Paget
Arthur T. Greenough
Matthew McNeil
Flather and Horn
George K. Irw
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
Horn
Newark
Irwin
Man Escapes Providence Hospital in Night Attire
Henry Austin a laborer aged about 35 to 40, wearing a hat, night shirt, and four slippers, fled Providence Hospital around 12:39 AM. He was admitted for intestinal trouble three weeks earlier and had been improving. nurses left briefly, allowing him to slip from the chanty ward. Police searched Third Street toward the Capitol but made no arrest.
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Henry Austin
Providence Hospital
Austin
Chanty
Third Street
Capitol
Hotel guest list spills across cities in wartime notices
A long OCR list shows hotel guests worldwide with names and residences across Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg California Connecticut Georgia Illinois Massachusetts Minnesota New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia and more. The fragment ends with a deadline line for contest submissions, 6 pm Monday April 1.
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California
E. K. Carson
San Francisco
Ifatropolitan
Floranca Hopkine
Mica
Marlon White
Shoreham
Henry T. Oxnard
Oakland
Arlington
Connecticut
P. F. Coe
Mrz
S G. Cos
New Haven
National
OH McHenry
H Ho Melenry
Georgia
Clarence Blosser
R. L. Wallet
Atelanta
Raleigh
Illinois
S. L Richmond
Feorla
Metropolitan
Marsachusetts
Lucius Nima
H. Nash
Greenfield
Raleich
HR. Wrigley
Lynn
John P Grane
Malvern
St. James
E. Forbes
Misa CH. Forbes
Clinton
Mre
Ven Vieck
Afontclair
Boleigh
John ¥ J.D. Rowan
Tranton
Molten
Wie
Newark
Herbert
Lowell Dilton
Buttelo
Arthur E Parsons
H. van Roust
Syracuse
Charles Mobibarid
Sandy Hill
Horace Me
Guire
Rochester
James BL. D. Gufty
Morgantown
J. Holstein
Regent
North Carolina
S. B. Patterson
George Cathey
Asheville
Ohio
H. H. Watter
Cleveland
W. ¥. Caine
Pennsylvania
C. M Erisman
Harrisburg
W. P. Graff
W Or Graff
R. J Smith
Blalaviller
W. A
Johnston Latrobe
Mr. Wachbur
Blaadeth “Henry
Mias
Leia Murdock
Wilkesbarre
Arlingion
Virginia
Nelson L. Groome
Hampton
W. OH. Miller
Guggenheimer
Moe. Doyle
HP. Clark
Lynchburg
Hodgkin
Sanford
Edward B. T. N Fletcher Jr
Callahan
H. T
James W. Jeffries
CM. White’ Jr
BW. Maples
John T Brawner
CE. Tiffany
Warrenton
Glasa
M. C. Jackson
Peterpberg
Lu P Steyn
Hollins
Nations
M Cunningham
Berryville
Conia Vai
Staunton
K. SB Abbetts
W. W. Sanford
Orange
James E J. Perkins
Coryebrook
W. A. Thompson
W. A. Thompson, ‘Warrenton; T.C. Wilaber
Medford
Riggs
West Virginia
P. X. Laughlin Piedmont
I. H. Rock
K. Fairmont
States Army
C. C. Kinney
J. Aye
W. A. Mell
States Navy
Folll
K. Seymour
F. D. Karns
W. W. Bates
Eadie
Mr. Gallinger
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Kittredge
South Dakota
Bacon
Gellinger
Burnham
Depew
Plattew York
Whyte
Maryland
Mallory
Florida
Knox
Carter
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Pettug
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Alabama
McEnery
Lousiana
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Elkins
Clapp
Nelson
Minnesota
Hale
Maine
Frazier
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Newlands
Nevada
Hemenway
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Proctor
Vermont
Crane
Massachusetts
Long
Kansas
Rayner
Clarke
Arkensas
Foraker
Blackburn
Berry
Patterson
Dryden
Millard
Bald Senators Dominate Senate Hair Race in Fifty Month Congress
The piece notes Montana’s Clark, Tennessee’s Carmack, Wisconsin’s Spooner and others leaving the Senate, predicting a bald majority in the next session. It describes Clark’s distinctive hair, reports on Tillman and Gallinger as leading bald figures, and mentions several other lawmakers by state and name. It also recounts a Brownsville hearing incident and Justice Brewer’s neutral stand on a Browntown case.
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Senate
United States
Clark
Montana
Carmack
Tenness
Lee
Spooner
Wisconsin
Lse
Jerses
Capitol
Dixon
Mr. Clark
Mr. Carmack
Tennessee
Bob” Taylor
Badger
John C. Spooner
Phere
Browna~ville
Tex
Congress
Land Representative
Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Warner
Missouri
Warren
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court
Indian Rough Rider Valedictorian Delivers Address
Andrew Leerskov of Indian Territory receives valedictory honors at the University of Nashville medical school commencement speaking on The Passing Race. A Rough Rider who served at San Juan and marched to Pekin with Shafter, he also played on the Carlisle football team against Harvard.
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Washington Post
Nashville
Tenn
Andrew ,Leerskov
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