Rayner LImks Campaign Night in Baltimore Attacks Roosevelt
The Baltimore rally starred Rayner who blasted President Roosevelt over Admiral Schley’s treatment and race policy. He framed the contest as a clash of peace versus war, and law and order against agitation, urging reliance on constitutional limits and criticizing executive overreach.
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Hearst Urges Activity for Democratic Clubs
William Randolph Hearst, president of the National Association of Democratic Clubs, calls for special activity and tireless energy from now until the poll. He defends labor rights and criticizes the misuse of public power, urging Democrats to resist political corruption and protect public property.
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Racial clash in Richmond GOP convention over Congress nom
In Richmond on October 4 the Republican faction loyal to federal officeholders backed George A Hanson for Congress, while Edgar Allan Jr led another wing with Park Agnew and National Committeeman Babcock endorsements. A Negro lawyer Joseph Pollard was ejected after attempting to speak. Maj J B Johnson, once a Hanson rival, lost decisively and may bolt the race, leaving three GOP candidates. Resolutions denounced Allan's faction as discord persisted amid hopes for harmony fading.
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Republican Club Organized for Roosevelt and Fairbanks
A permanent Roosevelt and Fairbanks Club was formed last night at Metzerott Hall on F Street with about a hundred members present. Frank K Raymond was elected president. vice presidents include Dan A Grossvenor Thomas G Hengey B H Warner E J Roche Simon Wolf Joby Hammerstrom Judge Robert Dean Dr Robert Reyburn L. W Kearny Judge EB P Seedy Col Tom Saunders Robert C Wood and W A Andrews. Calvini Fellers was secretary C A Play treasurer Dr T EB Lee financial secretary. The meeting adopted resolutions mourning the recent death of Postmaster General Payne. A Kensington meeting was discussed and a motion urged members to join the Old Boys’ Club junior branch as a marching body. The Roosevelt and Fairbanks Club will remain independent and meet at Higgs House tonight at 6 to travel to Kensington. A committee of Herbert Allen WB Seveer and L W Kearny will arrange the trip and rally members.
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Hardwick Attacks Roosevelt as Presidential Candidate
Georgia representative Thomas W Hardwick addressed the Tuainess Men's Parker Club at the Macca bees Temple last night. He said he would not criticize the President as Chief Magistrate but as a candidate and warned that if Roosevelt entertained Booker Washington at dinner he is not fit for the presidency. He criticized DC suffrage limits, said the Panama Canal plan used the dishonorable route, praised McKinley’s Georgia speech, and noted the meeting was chaired by T R J Campbell with speakers M G Brink and Dr N E E Yowles.
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Nerves Underlie Body Health and Disease Cures
A historic ad extols Dr Miles Nervine as a universal nerve remedy. It argues nerves drive all organs from heart to kidneys and claims nervous weakness causes indigestion and inflammation. The testimonial from GQ Warchbold of Decatur asserts six bottles cured stomach liver kidney and heart issues, with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
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West Virginia Campaign Notes Expense and Funds Stir
Republican leaders meet at the New Willard Hotel to discuss the statewide fundraising needs for West Virginia. Estimates for headquarters and campaigns rise above commitments with the national committee pledging funds, while piecing together support from counties amid concerns about Democratic competition.
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Harmony Pleased Herrick Promises No Discrimination
Judge Herrick addressed the Democratic general committee in Albany after their annual meeting. He congratulated Democrats of his home county on restored harmony and assured them that if elected he would not discriminate against members who formerly opposed him.
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Death in Cabinet Ailing Payne Nears End at Hotel
In a detailed report from Washington, James Payne’s health deteriorated after a Western trip and a hospital stay. Family and officials, including President Roosevelt and Mrs. Payne, watched anxiously as doctors attempted stimulants and heart remedies. Relatives were summoned as relapses followed, with notes of sinking spells, partial rallies, and a final grave prognosis by Monday evening.
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Death Ends Long Illness of Mr Payne
The day showed no improvement as artificial stimulants kept the heart going. Monday night Mr Payne faced a severe sinking spell and relatives stood by in fear of death. A brief rally occurred after 2 am, but doctors saw it as a prelude to dissolution. By Tuesday dawn recovery seemed unlikely and strength faded. Unconsciousness returned at noon and the end came at 610 pm with last rites observed.
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Henry C Payne and the Postmaster General's Big Era
Henry C Payne rose to prominence as a key Republican figure in Wisconsin and nationally. He served as Postmaster General under Roosevelt, tackled Postal Service scandals, and earned a reputation as a political general who steadied the department through reform.
Payne Dies After Long Public Service In Wisconsin Politics
Henry C Payne a veteran Post Office head and Wisconsin political figure, died after a career marked by fierce party battles and reform struggles. Born in 1849 in Ashfield Massachusetts, he built Milwaukee business leadership and national influence, guiding postal affairs under Grant and serving as a trusted cabinet member amid internal Republican rifts and factional rivalries. He married Willy Van Dyke in 1967. no children survived.
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Death of Postmaster General Henry C Payne in Milwaukee
Wisconsin leaders and longtime friends express shock and sorrow at the death of Postmaster General Henry C Payne. Senator Spooner, Winslow A Nowell, and Mayor Rose mourn his loss, praising his public spirit, organizational skill, and devotion to Milwaukee and the nation. Post office clerks also regret his passing in Washington at the October meeting.
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Postmaster General Payne Death Recalls Cabinet Changes
The death of Postmaster General Payne is noted with tributes from Payne, Secretary Walton, Secretary Hitchcock, and Secretary Hay praising his honesty, integrity, and public service. The piece lists Roosevelt era cabinet reshuffles from 1901 to 1902, naming Knox, Shaw, Moody, Taft, Cortelyou, Metcalf, Morton, and others, and notes the remaining original McKinley cabinet members.
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Filling the Vacancy for Postmaster General
Discussion of a possible interim Postmaster General choice if Roosevelt wins or Payne dies. The President may designate a department head to perform duties for up to thirty days during a recess, with the First Assistant acting otherwise. Cortelyou is considered likely to be named later to fill the vacancy.
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Cabinet reshuffle blues roosevelt to appoint four cabinet picks
Death of Postmaster General Payne adds to an unprecedented string of cabinet changes in President Roosevelts administration. With Moody likely named as senator to fill Hoar’s vacancy, the December Senate will see four cabinet members up for ninety day terms, a historic anomaly. Cortelyou would succeed Payne, Moody would shift to the Senate race, Morten becomes Navy secretary, and Metcalf moves to commerce. Moody would serve in a cabinet role during the recess without Senate confirmation. Payne was Roosevelts first cabinet pick.
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The Jews by Edwin Markram and the Divorce Mill
A fragmented poem about war and empire accompanies a news item noting that 140 divorced spouses filed for default divorce on the first such day since the fall term began. Judges Brentano Kavanagh Dunne and Brown preside as couples seek separation and new matrimonial candidates emerge.
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