Moody at Oyster Bay predicts GOP victories in Vermont and Maine
The report details Attorney General William H. Moody meeting the President at Sagamore Hill to discuss administration and politics. Representative George J. Smith says Parker’s district, normally Republican, shows no unusual shifts and he expects Roosevelt to win there. Moody plans to return to New York and then home to Massachusetts. Minister Thomas, U S envoy to Norway and Sweden, visited Oyster Bay briefly before continuing to Portland, Maine.
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Roosevelt returns plans and Vermont results noted at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt took a long horseback ride after Chairman Cortelyou departed Sagamore Hill. He will return to Washington on Friday the 23d. Vermont returns show Democratic losses and Senator Proctor reports 60 towns with gains over 1900, about 30,000.
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Odell Declines Gubernatorial Candidacy in State Leaders Conference
New York Sept. Governor Odell declares he will not seek the governor’s office to succeed himself despite suggestions. Lieut. Gov. Higging appears favored for the nomination, with Woodruff a strong delegate presence. A Thursday conference may set the full state ticket. Malloy named permanent chairman and potential GOP nominee for Congress in the Twenty sixth district.
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Fairbanks Maine Speech Urges Republican Merchant Marine Growth
Charles W. Fairbanks Republican vice presidential candidate spoke at Merrymeeting Park Brunswick Me urging build up of a U S merchant marine to carry a larger share of foreign trade. He cited 91 percent of tonnage in foreign bottoms, proposed Roosevelt committee and Republican approach to expand Americans in shipping.
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Olney Miles and McLean Named as Rosemount Campaign Guests
Democrats at Esopus outline party speakers for fall campaign. Olney and Miles plan speeches in support of Parker ticket. McLean and McConville discuss speaker assignments. Cleveland to speak by letter or later date. editors to visit Rosemount. Davis joins Wheeling fair circuit.
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Nine Candidates for Judge at Republican State Convention
Saginaw Michigan September 6 delegates fill Bancroft House as nine active candidates seek three Supreme Court nominations. The list includes Blair of Jackson Chester of Hillsdale Coolidge of Niles Dodds of Mount Pleasant McAlvay of Manistee Ostrander of Wansing Steere of Sault Ste Marie Shepard of Bay City Wolcott of Grand Rapids. Homer Warren of Detroit reelected state central committee treasurer without opposition.
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Detroit
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Democratic convention opens with Yale dean Rogers speech
New Haven opening of the Democratic convention features a vigorous address by Jenn W. Rogers dean of Yale law school as chairman the temporary organization is formed and committees chosen. He praises Parker cites Grover Cleveland cheers at money question and reciprocity with Canada while opposing militarism and a party alliance with trusts. Treasury receipts show national bank notes 26586 and internal revenue 1291 1 expenditures 1800000.
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Postal Clerks Meet In St Louis And Boston
The Afth annual convention of the United National Association of Post-office Clerks convened in St Louis with about 10000 members in attendance. Speakers urged a pension system and retirement age for clerks. In Boston, railway mail clerks opened their twenty ninth annual convention in Faneuil Hall with notices from Lt Gov Guild and others.
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Interparliamentary Union Guests Visit West Point
At West Point on September 6 1906 members of the Interparliamentary Union the delegation from England and European legislatures toured the Army Academy after a Hudson River trip aboard revenue cutters Mohawk and Gresham. Richard Bartholdt presided as Henry A Taylor welcomed visitors and an arbitration congress proposal surfaced for a Hague style gathering.
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Newsdealers Hear Papers At Annual Convention
The twenty second annual convention of the Newsdealers Booksellers and Stationers Association met in Library Hall St Louis on Sept 6 President T Martin of New York presided Papers discussed included Can Publishers Sell Direct at the Same Price in all States Can the Post office Be Compelled to Make Cheaper Rates on Returns Is the Return System Good or Bad Would an Amalgamation of Newsdealers and Publishers Be Beneficial Are Subscription Books to the Interest of Trade Resolutions urged steps to improve education among newsboys and to abolish special postal rates to country dealers
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Boundary friction risk in Panama Colombia dispute
The State Department monitors the Panama Colombia boundary quarrel over the eastern line from Cape Tiburon noting no formal survey and disputes over the watershed crossing the isthmus. Officials fear potential incursions and seek amicable American mediation though diplomatic relations with Colombia are strained. Navy reports the Puritan monitor left Philadelphia for a Delaware Breakwater cruise with the District National Guard battalion.
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Minster Thomas and Austrian Marshal Arrive in New York
U S Minister to Sweden W W Thomas and Austrian Field Marshal Ratzenhofer arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from Bremen. The ship carried many returning tourists and visitors amid hay fever relief advertising for a new Austrian remedy ascarco, claimed by the Austrian dispensary to cure hay fever asthma and catarrh with small daily doses and free samples by mail.
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Robbers Loot Traction Firm Barn in Lansdale Heist
Six masked robbers raided the Lehigh Valley Traction Company barn at Scudderton near Lansdale Pa beating and gagging four employees and taking between 70 and 500 dollars in Labor Day receipts. They escaped in a wagon after one of two safes was opened and alarms scattered them. Local residents pursued in an automobile but failed to catch them. In Willow Grove Pa a second robbery occurred last night as Charles Ehrenfort reported his Mineral Springs Hotel cash box robbed of 4000 while guests dined. The two towns are miles apart with no connecting crew identified.
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Deaths in Health Office Record 1904 list
Health Office record of deaths reported to Sept 6 1904 lists Caroline Adamson aged 70 and many others with ages and addresses including Alice Gracen Elsie Arthur Richard Beckett and numerous Georgians Virginians and D C residents. The long roster includes hospital names such as Children's Hospital Emergency Hospital and Wash Asyl Hosp with ages from months to 83 years and multiple entries from Roanoke Richmond and Annapolis areas. A section also lists related notices on treaties postmasters appointed and ocean steamer movements.
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Washington DC College Departments Catalog Announcement
The prospectus lists Columbian College offerings under Acting Dean William Aulen Wilbur with undergraduate arts and sciences degrees, lectures from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., admission by September 23 to 27, and a session starting September 28. Arts and Sciences graduate programs, Law, Jurisprudence and Diplomacy, Medicine, Dentistry details follow with session dates and facility notes.
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