West Virginia Democrats organize to aid national party
West Virginia Democrats to Washington formed a political organization last night to lend support to the Democratic party in their native state. Thomas W Burkey led a speech predicting WV would align with the Democrats and help elect three of five congressmen. Officers elected were Capt J Edward Penn president James H Feller treasurer T Hirl) Marshall vice president. The group planned to disband the West Virginia Democratic Association with a meeting scheduled for next Wednesday night.
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West Virginia
Demarkis
Washington
Thomas W Burkey
J Edward Penn
James H Feller
T Hirl
Marshall -Geretics
Thomas Wo Buchet
Deamarkc Association
Moody predicts 50000 Roosevelt plurality in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Attorney General Moody after a White House conference said he expects Roosevelt to win by at least 50000 votes in Massachusetts. He noted strong Democratic support but predicted Socialist impact remains minor. A Republican rally planning session in Washington featured speakers including George White and Dr Pursistev with events at Vermont Avenue Baptist Church.
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Moony
Wasington
Waseachusetts
Wassechusetts
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Uuminaton
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Blane Clu
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Vermont Avenue
Bowies
Wil Bhe
Han George Wo White
George Wo Lee
Robert Retburn
Robert Terrell
Gen Whittaker
Committee of Arcingemnts
JW Jackson
Levera Gecetary
Tyler Robert Scott
al Derk Brooke
Health Office Records Deaths and Ages Incomplete List
AnHealth office record shows multiple death entries with varying ages including infants and seniors. Names such as Martha Enals, Charis Hall, Caroline Jonas, Miatha Emens, Genevieve B McCullah, Roselyn Ross, Annie Ewart, James P Ward, Mamie Ward, Allioy Bechary and others appear with ages from infants to 90 years, connected to institutions like Virginly Marbury Proviienes Hosp Norman Childrens Hosp Georgetown Loly Mosp and Washington areas. The fragmentary list references several hospitals and places with partial addresses and ages, indicating a compiled remnant of a death roll.
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Clare
Martha Enals St Annt Infant Asylum
Charis Hall
Brigtewood
Osw
Caroline Jonas
DAVIS ENDS CAMPAIGN WITH WEST VIRGINIA WHIRLWIND TOUR
Davis completed a three thousand mile campaign through West Virginia visiting seventy eight towns and twenty eight counties. He reported about one hundred thousand listeners, noted Republican defections, and predicted Democratic victory with strong party unity from Kenova to Charleston and Parkersburg.
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Wayne
Tenry
West Virginia
United States
Banner Raised for Roosevelt and Fairbanks Campaign
A large banner for Roosevelt and Fairbanks hung over F Street near Twelfth as supporters gathered in the Metzerott Building. Speakers included Col Worthington and G M V Brey among others, praising past party leaders and urging support for Representative Mudd in the Fifth Maryland District. a parade was planned for Hyattsville later.
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Roosevelt and Fairbanks League
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League
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Sulfernia
Tremont
Oregon
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Litzolt
Old Boys Club
A P Vardon
Charles Alien
Riggs
Thee
Hyattyville
Representative Mudd
Maryland
Republican Rally at Takoma Park Sounds of Campaign Evening
Takoma Park Republicans schedule a rally Saturday night at Takoma Hall with speakers Gixt Blair, David, Dick Harry, Ne Cullough and John T Murphy. Campaign songs and music by the Old Boys Republican Club accompany the event. Doors open at 7.00.
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Roosevelt Palbarks
Death of Bishop Clinton of Zion Church
Bishop Clinton of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church died in Lancaster at age 74. He had served over fifty years in the ministry after being enslaved before the Civil War. His jurisdiction once covered Tennessee Florida and Western North Carolina.
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African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
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Noth Carolina
Political gossip hints at tepid rivalries in party majorities
The piece surveys Republican hopes for large margins in northern states, noting Gold Democrats' return to the party and Bryan's influence. It cites expected Roosevelt and Cleveland era shifts, with cautious predictions across Connecticut New York New Jersey Indiana and other states. It mentions local figures such as Enker Litauer Kellogg and figures in New York and Wisconsin campaigns.
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Glenn Palla Xir
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Jam
Busy Cabinet Figure Teaches Apathy Into Campaigns
Secretary Taft described campaign audiences as lively with torchlight processions in Hartford and Wheeling and noted broad attention in many states. He recalled stump days, said he enjoys speaking more as he gains experience, and highlighted his role guiding Philippine policy amid a busy War Department schedule ahead of another tour.
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Fatt
Vigorous Campaign Planned by Massachusetts Democrats
The Massachusetts Democratic state committee announced a vigorous campaign with rallies in every city and larger town, culminating in a ratification meeting in Boston on October 25. Nationally known speakers include former Secretary of the Treasury John G Carlisle Representative John Sharp Williams and former Senator Benton McMillan of Tennessee.
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Cites
Boston
Secretary of the Treasury
John G Carlisle
John Sharp Willams
Ger Benton McMillan
Tennessee
Archbishop declares American progress amid political clash
In October a touring archbishop reports on progress in American institutions and the rule of order and justice across the islands. He endorses American ideals, warns against shifting U S governance from Roosevelt, and frames a Republican fiscal vision centered on the gold standard and protective tariffs.
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Maalle
America
Gov Tufe
Philippine Islands
United States
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Mr Root
Roosevelt
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Fairbanks
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Polieley
Republican Party
Ravison
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Tros
Democratic Party
Trea E Lver
Detroit Primary System Election Sparks Heavy Voting
Detroit and Wayne County mark the debut of the primary election system with three days of registration and voting. Democrats back Alfred Lucking for Congress. Republican contest between Truman H Mewberry and Edwin Denby attracts strong interest as nationwide political maneuvers unfold.
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Wayne County
Seere
Congress
Alfred Lucking
Truman H Mewberry
Edwin Denby
Charcoal Lozenges Promoted By Buffalo Doctor Opinion
An old Buffalo doctor touts Stuarts Charcoal Lozenges as a safe purifier for stomach gases and breath. He claims improved complexion and blood, plus a healthier liver with daily use, pricing them at twenty five cents a box in drug stores.
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Congregational Council hears on Colored Women progress
Mrs Hooker of Tuskegee spoke on the advancement of Colored women and debt to the American Missionary Association. Willan Slocum discussed Western college work and its impact on national history. Treasurer Hubbard reported Missionary Association receipts and debt to September 30, 19M. Womens Work for Oppressed People was highlighted with remarks by Beecher Scoville and George H Guttes on Indian work and mission activity.
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Anne Beecher Scoville
Stamford
Conn
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Hey George H Guttes Son
Boston
New England
American Missionary Association
Church Merger Pending Near Union Of Denominations
Reports from national Christian conventions indicate a definite step toward amalgamating the Free Baptist Church of America with the Disciples of Christ. Committees found doctrinal vows substantially identical and negotiation is to be completed with Baptist leaders. The move would add about 160,000 members to the Disciples. A separate session of the American Christian Missionary Society discussed Christian philanthropy and the dynamics of Christianity. Also noted are a fatal train sleeper accident near Charlotte and a fatal house fire in Hartington, Nebraska, plus reports of an alleged get rich quick scheme in Chicago.
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Muste Holi
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G P Soler
Michigan
RW Hopkins
TG Legg
Fillmore
Ohio
Meax
Milestone Wreck Affects Auto Meeting at Sadorus
A wreck at Sadorus disrupted a meeting for WB McKinley Republican candidate for Congress. The incident involved damaged autos and injured participants, with one person sustaining minor injuries.
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Acto Mobi
Best Kite Winners At St Louis Contest Report
Stamford boy B Wardwell wins first prize in a kite contest held in St Louis. Web ster Groe and other youths earn awards as kites reach up to 31 feet in length and navigate at 6 degrees angle.
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Webster
So Tonne
Cheng
Movement of Ocean Steamers to Liverpool and New York
Reported sailing movements indicate the steamer Sark and other vessels loaded at New York for Liverpool, while ships from Liverpool bound for New Orleans and nearby ports are listed in a maritime traffic update.
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Liverpool
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Tom Oman Lajer
New York
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