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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1906

Page

3

Democrats at Albany Plan to Defeat Hearst Coalition

Fragmented New York Democratic factions meet in Albany to counter Hearst and align with the Bryan movement. Leaders Jerome and Sheppard push anti boss rule while pledging to present a unified stance at Buffalo State convention.

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Fletcher Proctor Wins Vermont Governor Seat

Rutland Sept 3 complete election results show Fletcher Proctor of Proctor elected governor by 15 8 over Percival W Clement of Rutland. Proctor 26474 Clement 108 scattering. Prohibition loss larger. Congressmen Foster of Burlington and Haskins of Brattleboro Republicans with big majorities. Lower house overwhelmingly Republican and all but one Senate member Republican.

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Bryan speech sparks ridicule from Exonox era figures

Pennsylvania Senator Knox and New York figures comment on William Jennings Bryan after his advocacy for government ownership of railroads. Knox says Bryan opened his foot in it and desires to gauge the full effect of the speech on Americans as European observers aboard the Oceanic report the scene at Madison Square Garden.

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Addicks Loses in Delaware Caucus Ahead of Burton Nomination

In Delaware Republican caucuses Edward O Suiman Addicks failed to rally support against Senator Alice, as Burton was renominated to Congress. The convention debated party emblems with Addicks opposing the star symbol tied to the Liberty Party, arguing for an emblem that would satisfy his followers.

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Candidate to Unite Republicans for New York Governorship

A political conference at Sagamore Hill discussed the 1932 New York State campaign. President Roosevelt pressed unity, with Rep Lucius Littauer and Postmaster General Cortelyou weighing the party’s need for a governor who can unite GOP voters and lead without factional conflict.

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Roosevelt and tariff reform in Taft era politics

The piece argues for Roosevelt's policy and Republican support in Congress, praising Roosevelt's patriotism and energy while backing tariff revision under Taft. It critiques Gompers and labor bills, defending injunctions to curb unlawful labor actions and warning against legalizing boycotts. It defends Littlefield’s Republican stance and cautions voters about Democratic control harming protective tariffs and business.

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Heyburn Attacks Forest Policy at Irrigation Congress

Idaho Senator Heyburn led a confrontational debate over Roosevelt era forest reserves during a session of the Irrigation Congress in Boise. He accused Pinchot and administration advisers of misguiding policy, denounced the forestry lobby, and challenged motives behind the Idaho Camas reserve while clashing with Kansas Congressman Reeder and audience hecklers.

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Maynard Holds Narrow Lead in Virginia Second District

Washington Post reports Harry L. Maynard leading George C. Cabell by one vote in Virginia’s Second District with two small precincts yet to report. Final tally near 8000 votes. labor union support, led by Samuel Gompers, urged strong turnout to ensure Maynard’s renomination and an official vote count.

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Hotels Listing Gathers Guests by City and Name

A long catalog lists visitors and residents staying at hotels in cities including Raleigh, Regent, St James, New Wilford, Philadelphia, Richmond, Pittsburgh, and more. Names span dozens of individuals with widespread American and Canadian ties, plus brief notes of spouses and locations. The fragment captures a travel-era roster of travelers and guests across multiple hotels.

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