Addicks and Dupont Unite Forged for Delaware Politics
On the eve of the Joint Republican State convention in Dover Delaware factions led by Coleman Dupont and Edward Addicks seek to shape nominations for Representative in Congress State treasurer and auditor of accounts. Addicks aims to defeat Hiram Burton and may strike deals to win, while Dupont presses for county-based four year terms and control of key Sussex Newcastle Kent groups.
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Washington Post
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Wilmington
Henry A. Dupont
Ball
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Newcastle
Kent
Sussex
Edward Addicks
Hiram R. Burton
Lewes
J. Frank Allee
Sussex County
Kent County
Aldicks Holf
Heald
Newcastle County
Withddraw
William H Heald
Duponta
Dupont Mai
Burton
Foraker for President endorsed by Brightwood Republican Club
The Brightwood Avenue Republican Club endorsed Senator Joseph Benson Foraker of Ohio for president and Representative Francis W Cushman of Washington state for vice president. The club endorsed Roosevelt's administration and elected officers including President Samuel B Thompson and Secretary James C Roane. A general organizer and lecturer post was postponed to next meeting. The club, composed of colored Republicans of the District, plans to build branch clubs to support Foraker as GOP standard bearer in 1908. Three gubernatorial candidates were before the California Republican Convention, with Pardee, Gillette, and Hayes vying. Gillette backers expect a first ballot nomination. Pardee claims 413 votes. Abe Reuf may back Hayes.
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Joseph Benson Foraker
Ohio
Francis W. Cushman
Washington State
Formice
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Republican Club
Roosevelt
Samuel B. Thompson
James C. Roanetresaurer
George Conway
Genes
Oliver Hinto
William J. Day
Thomas Johnson
Henry Hickman
Tucke Kenney
Jerome Dunmore
Hisna Rembert
Sandy Williams
Santa Cruz
Cal
Pardee
Gillett
Hayes
Gillette
Abe Reuf
San Francisco
Washington Rifle Team Struggles in National Match at Sea Girl
Private Maurice Appleby led Washington at both 20 and 660 yard ranges as the D.C. team dropped from sixth to fourteenth place amid strong New Jersey showing. After a long intermission, long-range work revealed weaknesses at 800 and 1,000 yards with 41 teams entered and the meet possibly extending to tomorrow.
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Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Connecticut
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Ohio
District of Columbia
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New der Oyuse
BOB Bolton
Marsachusetts
Lotedatatea Marine Corps
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Fenangyiva
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Columbia
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Georgia Indorses Bryan at State Democratic Convention
The Georgia State Democratic convention unanimously nominated Hoke Smith for governor and endorsed William Jennings Bryan for president in 1908. The platform calls for majority vote in primaries, criticizes the railroad commission, supports 2 cent rail fares, railroad control, lower freight rates, negro disfranchisement, and an increased State Senate.
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Hoke Smith
Mssen
William J. Peryyn
State Railroad Commission
Senate
Blanche Walsh Wins Kreutzer Sonata Production Rights
New York reports Blanche Walsh has the right to perform Tolstoi's Kreutzer Sonata and Wagenhals & Kemper to produce the work. Justice Glegerich affirmed the rights, allowing the Manhattan Theater run while a related injunction battle proceeds against Harrison Grey Ficke and others with Bertha Kulich in the star role.
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Tolstoi
Harrison Grey Ficke
Bertha Kulich
Miss Ehee
Kreutzer
Piltabure
Panama Assemblyman Quintero Shot Dead in Cathedral Square
Demenirlo Quintero, National Assemblyman from Los Santos, was killed in Cathedral Square by three gunmen. One assailant, a former Colombian army officer, had a bad reputation and claimed the killing was personal. Circumstantial evidence suggests premeditation amid intense political enmity. funeral drew broad attendance as the Assembly adjourned.
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Cabia
Washington Post
Panama
Demenirlo Quintero
National Assembly
Los Santos
Cathedral Square
Senor Quintero
Crapsey Case Postponed in New York Court of Review
The court of review to hear Rev. Algernon S. Crapsey of Rochester NY on heresy charges met in Bee House New York. Edward M Shepard asked for adjournment and was granted setting October 19 for the hearing. Counsel for Crapsey included Parkins and Shepard. Buffalo attorney O'Brien represented the church committee.
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Court of Review
de. Algernon
Crapsey
Rochester
N. Y
Bee House
Edward M. Shepard
Parkins
John Lord O'Brien
Buffalo
Murder follows prize fight quarrel in Lockport
A dispute over the Gans-Nelson fight led to Joseph Lynch, 28, being kicked on the head and killed by a drinking companion in a Gasport hotel. Joan Cowdery, 40, is under arrest on a murder charge. The incident occurred Sept 4.
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Gans-Nelson
Lockport
Joseph Lynch
Joan Cowdery
New Gasport
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