Roosevelt plan deep then to name another man
The New York Sun outlines a strategy to keep opposition divided while President Roosevelt holds power to nominate another candidate. It argues the President may defer announcing his stance, seek uninstructed delegates, and push a third term through a controlled convention, shaping the field before the Republican National Convention. It notes Tennessee and federal delegation dynamics and the risk of a delayed public position.
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Funeral Directors and Embalmers Names Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple funeral homes and embalmers with addresses and titles including R F Harveys Sons, WM H Sardo & Co, Thos A Sergeon, Thos A Costello, and others. Contains stray phrases and unclear lines across 1900s Washington area context.
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Milam Chanel
Ebone Lia Ale
Thos A Sergeon
Alain
Third Term Hope Persists Amid Party Tension
Fragmented policy debate centers on President Roosevelts possible renomination and the role of federal officeholders as delegates. Some see a strategic move to test support while others fear undermining party unity. Analysts await clearer signals as future developments unfold.
Gortelyou Boom In Sight In New York Delegation
Washington pilgrim quotes Roosevelt wish for Cortelyou boom as New York Republicans rally at headquarters. Reports say Treasury Secretary Cortelyou may win strong support for the nomination while Roosevelt declines to pledge delegates or interfere. Delegation likely to remain unpledged at convention, with Taft sentiment weak in New York.
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York
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Peace outlines treaty framework at Central American conference
A prominent member stated the committee drafting a general treaty for permanent peace has outlined the instrument and is refining its terms. Another meeting of the conference body is expected tomorrow to consider the progress and seek assent.
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Central American Peace Conference
Fragmented License to Marry and Related Names in Virginia Listings
A mangled OCR shows a convoluted list of names and places from Virginia and nearby areas, mentioning marriages and various individuals with ages and locales. The text reads like a bride and groom registry or social notices with numerous misspellings, unclear surnames, and scattered towns such as Richmond, Fredericksburg, and unknown locales.
Health Office Record Deaths Listed With Ages and Addresses
A health office record lists multiple deaths with ages and partial addresses, including Macraret Carroll aged 43, Samuel Mesivaca, Elizabeth Ludoke 76, Henry J. Saur 70, Hubert Cutler 3 years, Mita Herforth 72, and Mary Dangertets among others. The badly garbled OCR shows numerous names, ages from infancy to elderly, and scattered street references such as 20 at. ne KS roare and 3631 Wuclld wt. The entry indicates a November 22 date and a collection of personal details typical of a death records log.
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Macraret Carroll
Mask
Lawis
Rt. Nw
Samuel Mesivaca
Elle L. Daneldnon
Roare
Tuomas
Pears
Elieabeth Ludoke
Henry J. Saur
Yeure
Hubert Cutler
Lat
Mita Herforth
Sour Smermarel E. Gowping
Finava
Siteabath Wright
Fenten St
Robert Jackson
Mario Sarria
James Crosk
Abraham Procter
Andrew Viale
Infant of
Hare
Willum Brown
Cross-Examination on Senatorial Promises and Mrs Bradley Conflicts
The testimony covers accusations of a love letter from Mrs Bradley to the senator and alleged efforts to break up a marriage. Mrs Bradley denies, admits some relations, and asserts she will continue testimony after adjournment. The case centers on paternity rumors and rent payments while noting social gatherings with notable attendees.
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Mra. Bradley
Mra Brown
Baker
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Brown
Mary
Clarence Bradley
Stafford
Mia Bradley
Oklahoma Senate Seat Crisis After Governor Haskell Appointments
The Oklahoma case tests if Governor Charles NW Haskell can appoint Senators before the legislature meets. Thomas P Gore and Owen may present credentials on Congress opening day, but many Senate Republicans question the governor's authority as the Constitution assigns Senate seats to state legislatures for election.
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Thomas P Gora
Robert L Gwen
United States
Charles NW Haskell
Oklahoma
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Commonwealth
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Owen
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Washington merchants back plan to draw holiday shoppers
Executives of the chamber of commerce and Wash ington merchants approved a December visitor plan. About 17% of estimated funding came from local business men to attract out of town shoppers. Headquarters and support facilities were arranged with free shuttle buses from Calan Station to the shopping center and a large sign to publicize the effort.
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Panama President Coming to New York Visit
Sever C C Arosemeracharge affairs of Panama will leave for New York today to meet the President of Panama and Mrs Amador who are expected to arrive Friday. The Amadors have been touring Europe for six months and will pay respects to President Roosevelt before departing for Panama.
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Fashionable Women and Horses Dominate Madison Square Garden Show
At the Madison Square Garden horse show the focus was on fashion and pageantry as prominent women and families attend in evening gowns and hats while judges prize hackneys and trotters. Notable attendees include Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt, Mrs Watson of Baltimore, and Miss Caroline Fellowes. Thomas W Lawson and daughters watch from a box as horses such as Forest King Cup contenders perform. The event features satin gowns, prize classes, and later, a Shetland pony display drawing crowds into the night program.
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