Fight Suits for Foraker The Outlook Is Too Good to Think of Such a Thing
Senator Foraker faces a split in the Ohio Republican factions over the presidential endorsement as Dover and Taft supporters push for a coalition. Dover seeks a calm settlement while Taft backers claim confidence in securing the Ohio delegation. The political maneuvering spans Washington to Cincinnati as leaders anticipate a contested national convention. Secretary Taft and Rep Burton head toward the Isthmus while Foraker plans a two week Senate inquiry recess to consult in Ohio.
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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
Proctor
Vermont
Brownsville
Harrison
Scott
West Virginia
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Ohio Republicans Meet at Washington Association Gathering
At the annual Ohio Republican Association meeting in the W C T J Building, James W xell elected president succeeding T M Sullyan. George F Dunham named first vice president, John D Griffith second vice president, Harvey B Gram secretary, Sidney J Howell financial secretary, W D Hughes treasurer. Delegates to the League of Republican State Clubs chosen. Several congressmen elect named honorary members. Resolutions in memoriam for local figures. Prof Walshowsky performed piano pieces.
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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 in poll
A Kentucky Republican poll of 100 top party leaders shows William Taft as preferred president and Charles E. Hughes as preferred vice president. The survey also reveals 32 favoring a third Roosevelt term and 52 against. First choice tallies include Taft 543, Forbes 10, Magnes 4, Leslie Shaw 2. Speak
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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
Tennessee Republicans in a joint caucus urged nationwide nomination of Theodore Roosevelt for president. The move, announced in Nashville on March 29, sought renewed support for Roosevelt in 1909.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Mer
Theodore Roosevelt
Cabinet Meeting Brief on Good Friday Adjournment
The Cabinet met as usual yesterday but adjourned before 1 PM. President Roosevelt visited his dentist after the session. Attorney General Bonaparte was absent due to the fast day. Roosevelt weighs a Springfield appearance for a manufacturers’ convention to reassure railroad and business interests, with a decision likely delayed several days and party indications leaning against last night’s prospects.
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Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Springfield
Phere
United States
Browna~ville
Tex
Congress
Land Representative
Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Senate
Warner
Missouri
Warren
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court
TRYING TO PREVENT STRIKE IN RAILROADS UNDER ERDMAN ACT
Chicago March 2 reports hinge on a meeting between Federal officers, railroad managers, and union leaders to avert a Western railroads strike under the Erdman act. Knopp and Neill represent the government while Brown speaks for the railroads and Morrissey Garretson act for the unions.
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Chicago
Mar
Western
Washington
Martin A. Knopp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles P. Neill
C. B. Brown
Board of Managers
P. H. Morrissey
Railway Trainmen’s Union
A. B. Garretson
Conductors’ Organization
Knapp
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
New York
Ralph M. Easley
The
National Civic Federation
Civic Federation
Low
Roosevelt
Department of Commerce and Labor
BE. P. Ripley
Santa Fe
J. Kruuschnitt
Union Pacific System
Garretson
Order of Railroad Conductors
Morrissey
Triinmen
Hanrahan
Rail Officials Head to Chicago for Mediation Conference
Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission and Commissioner Neill of Labor depart Washington for Chicago to mediate a threatened railroad strike under the Erdman act. They meet railroad managers and trainmen reps to seek an amicable settlement with White House approval from President Roosevelt.
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Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Neill
Washington
Chicago
Erdman
Roosevelt
White House
Ira G. Rawn
Rawn
Simple Cure for Catarrh Says Local Specialist
A known specialist states catarrh can be relieved and often prevented through a simple regimen. Mix Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce, Compound Karyon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces. Take a teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime. A local druggist confirms these vegetable ingredients are safe and readily available.
The Good Hope tragedy at National Theater stuns audience
Ellen Terry stars as Kmertje in Helferman's Dutch fisher folk tragedy The Good Hope at the National Theater. James Carew as Geert delivers a near perfect performance. The play paints a stark, realistic picture of a harbor town scarred by a doomed ship and its survivors.
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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 play offers stark realism and strong turns
F P Morse reviews a voyage of stage emotion with David Powell and Susanne Sheldon delivering distress and intensity as Barend and Joe. Rudge Harding impresses as the shipowner Clemens Bos while Beatrice Forbes-Robertson stands out as the shipowner's daughter. A curtain raiser Nance Oldfield provides light contrast before the stark Dutch fisher folk tragedy.
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David Powell
Barend
Susanne Sheldon
Joe
Nlect
Rudge Harding
Clemens Bos
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson
Requisition Signed for Parole Violator in New York
Gov Hughes signed papers for the requisition of Joseph Piggott who is wanted in New York State for parole violation from Sing Sing and Auburn prisons. Paget, Greenough, and McNeil were arrested in the city by Detectives Flather and Horn for the February WW robbery of George K Irwin on Pennsylvania avenue. Irwin, a New York traveling salesman, was robbed of money and jewelry during a business trip.
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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, about 35, left Providence Hospital about 12 39 a m in a hat night shirt and four pairs of slippers. He wandered from the chanty ward while nurses were away, ran downstairs, and disappeared down Third Street toward the Capitol. Police search ongoing with no success.
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Henry Austin
Providence Hospital
Austin
Chanty
Third Street
Capitol
Hotel guest list spans cities for Edwardity event
A dense hotel roster lists guests across major cities including Baltimore Boston Chicago and New York. Names include John M Nelson Edward W Roberts James Brows F B Seary Miss Delaney Miss Lyons and many others with affiliations to Metropolitan Regent and Willard hotels. The fragment ends noting an educational contest deadline of 6 pm Monday April 1.
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Baltimore
John M. Nelson
Edward W. Roberts
Boston
James Brows
Raleigh
F. B. Seary
Riggs
G. ©. Delaney
C Delaney
Milas M.A. Lyons
Misa Daley Lyons
M. Ht.Togin
Louisa Rogers
A. E. McCormick
M. E. McCormicck
H. K. McCormick
Mias
Minnie Keil
Robert ‘Coleman
Henkle
Goodrich
J. Hughes
Walt
Relagh
C. Wolcott
A. Whitney
George Casnaza
National
T Mason
Williamy F Munster
St. James
James EG
White
HP. Reynari
Oliver Malone
BC Clark
1. T Hand
Misa EL Mutkay
Mes A. Connolly
Ko Kearney
Mle
M. F. Carey
A. C. Money
Jessie Craig
Jeasle G .McLean
Ar-ingtun
James A. Foley
John J Fuotz
James Jely
E. M. Hoothe
Robert B Kilgore
DR Oliver
J. Whitaker
Carl Berger
Regent
Philadelphia
Jemas PF. Dunwoody
Homes and Wife
JG. Ailler
TJ “Cope
Misu
K. C. Welsh
R C Welsh
Mias E
M. Lloyd
R. G. Fletcher
G. FP. Wawon
D. Brewater
Bred Wohlerend
E .M. Xing
B. B Wilkingon
Xilpatrick
Metropoliten
Ralph M Chipman
BD J Roper
Walter N. Dunlap
National C. A Grove
Wif
Mra
LV. Grove
Henry Hitbromer
Seabborgood
Ehorekam
California
E. K. Carson
San Meanciaco
Stateopolitan
Floranca Hopkine
Marlon White
San Francisco
Shoreham
Henry T. Oxnard
Oakland
Arlington
Connecticut
P. F. Coe
Mrz
G. Cos
New Haven
OH McHenry
H Ho Melenry
Finn
J. J Finn
Hose H. Finn
Holyoke
Mary E. Perking
Brockton
Walter L. Hayes
Dorchester
Ebbitt
Minnesota
Milar
Duluth
Ratron
Lake City
New Jersey
E. H. Rowan
East Orange
Florence van “Vieck
Olaf Helen van Vieck
H. F. van Vieck
Ven Vieck
Afontclair
Boleigh
John ¥ J.D. Rowan
Tranton
Molten
Wie
Newark
Herbert
Lowell Dilton
F. Parke
Buttelo
Arthur E Parsons
H. van Roust
Syracuse
Charles Mobibarid
Sandy Hill
Horace Me
Guire
Rochester
James BL. D. Gufty
Morgantown
J. Holstein
North Carolina
S. B. Patterson
George Cathey
Asheville
Ohio
G. Watil
Muse
Hall
Ila
Abhey
Warren
New Willard
Ennessee
Sara Maxem
Chattanooga
Rings Texas
Susto Briscoe
George Briscoe
Richmond
Anna Jones
San Antonio
Amy Leftwich
Dallad
Geri Harlan
Constance Harlan
Marla
Gindys Dyer
Waco
F. M. Dougherty
W. H Daugherty
Gatherville
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
Latay
M. C. Jackson
Peterpberg
Metropolitan
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
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
Bald headed Senators shift power in new Congress
The Senate opens with many bald headed members as Clark of Montana and Carmack of Tennessee retire. Tillman will likely lead in baldness. Spooner’s hair remains ungray at sixty four. Notable figures include Gallinger lacking hair, while Tillman, La Follette, and Smith head the pompadour ranks. Butler profiles and committee shifts loom in the new session.
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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
Ben ‘Tillman
South Carolna
Clank
Tillman
South Carolina
Tilbnan
Clay
Georgia
la Follette
Smith
Michigan
Pompadour
Piles
Ankeny
Washington
Warren
Wyoming
Smoot and Sutherland
Utah
Allison
Dollver
Iowa
Kean
New Jersey
Heyburn
Borah
Idaho
Ohio
Overman and Simmons
North Carolina
Lattimer
Lodge
Massachusetts
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Gamble
South Dakota
Daniel
Virginia
Dilingshem
Vermont
Scott
West Virginia
Mr. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Kittredge
Bacon
Gellinger
Burnham
Depew
Plattew York
Whyte
Maryland
Mallory
Florida
Knox
Pennsylvania
Carter
Perkins
California
Pettug
Morgan
Alabama
McEnery
Lousiana
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Elkins
Clapp
Nelson
Minnesota
Hale
Maine
Frazier
Newlands
Nevada
Hemenway
Indiana
Proctor
Crane
Long
Kansas
Rayner
Clarke
Arkensas
Foraker
Blackburn
Berry
Patterson
Dryden
Millard
Indian Rough Rider Valedictorian Delivers Nashville Speech
Andrew Leerskov of Indian territory earns valedictory at University of Nashville medical school commencement speaking on The Passing Race. A Rough Rider with service at San Juan and Pekin, he also played for Carlisle against Harvard.
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Washington Post
Nashville
Tenn
Andrew ,Leerskov
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Washington’ Association
Taft and
Hughes
X President
Railroads
Hewermans “the Good Hope
Hig Auditore
Frank Paget
W. F. Englebright
Pacific Coast
New Bedford
Mass
Gov. Gillette
Ssue
Allison Fa
Colgate
Robinia
Wondworth
Huénut
I Street Annex
Sea Island
Nishings
Batiste
Jace
Cluny
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Dubuque
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Charles H. Martin
Ninth Street
6Th St. N.W
Chas BO
Martin
Munich
National Capital Brewing CO
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Newspaper
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