National faction campaign seeks advisory initiative in Congress
A Washington based National Reservation for People's Rule promotes initiative and referendum among Congress candidates, promising nonpartisan campaigns, and distributing literature signed by AFL leaders. It urges questions on immigration eight hour contracts and federal jury appeals, with threats to defeat candidates not pledging to its program.
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National Federation For People's Rule
Washington
Congress
Parerican Federation of Labor
Gempers
American Federation of Labor
Owith
eAmlish
Polilivm Liberts
Aps
National
Bliss
Tits City
American Dress Association
America
Labor War Expanded Against Sherman By AFL Leader
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, aims a new attack on Representative James Sherman of New York after Littlepeld’s campaign ends next Tuesday. The federation plans backing for James Keegan J. O’Connor, city judge of Vitra, nominated by trade unionists on September 8, with hopes of fusion endorsed by the State Democrats and the Hearst Independence League to defeat Sherman. The labor drive cites alleged wrongdoing in 1a Was 76s. Socialist and Prohibitionist votes were noted.
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Samuel Gompera
American Federation of ‘Laboor
James S. Sherman
New York
Littliepeld
Litttefeta
Sherman
Maine
Federation “Ia
James Keegan J .O’conner
Vitra
O'Connor
Hearst Indepenience League
Republican Ignatius Greene Nominated for Congress in Alabama
Sept 3 Montgomery Alabama Republican convention for the Sixth Congressional District nominates Ignatius Greene of Tuscaloosa for Congress to oppose Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson the Democratic nominee. Also notes Lincoln party nomination Charles Tubbs Tioga County for Fifteenth District and Democrats naming Judge W D Webb for First District.
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Ignatius Greene
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Tuscaloosa
Hose
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Williamagort
Charles Tubbs
Tioga County
Lincoln
Falley Falls
Kana
W. D. Webb
Atchi
Ale
Nike
WILLCOXX FOR GOVERNOR
Rumors swirl around Charlen Th Hughes insurance examiner as a possible governor nominee. Hughes declines to comment while supporters circulate Roosevelt backing and a Willcox candidacy gains Republican backing in New York City to counter Higgins and Hearst.
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Washington Poat
New York
Republian
Charlen Th. Hughes
Ieurance Iiquisitor
Hughes
Sailer
Roosevelt
Yegard Hughes
Willcox
Rovernor
Higgins
York City
Hearst
Parsons
Republic Ans
Saratoga
LONGWORTH DENIES INTERVIEW ON BRYAN GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP SPEECH
Special to The Washington Post Cincinnati September 8 Congressman Longworth and Mrs Longworth returned from New York and Oyster Bay denying an Oyster Bay interview quoting him defying George B Cox. He said no interview was given and Cox’s name was not mentioned. He asserted Bryan’s speech in New York assured a Republican victory in the fall.
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Washington, Post
Cincinnati
Longworth
New York City
Oyster Bay
George B. Cox
Congress
New York
Cox
Bryan
Republican stance on regulation and ownership in campaign speech
The speaker advocates government regulation of large trusts and corporations to curb harmful practices, opposing government ownership. He aligns with Lingolt and McKinley supporters, supports reform from the last Congress, and signals plans for campaigns in Cincinnati with Longworth as a re-election candidate.
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Congress
Lingolt
McKinley
Tate
Bryan
Taft
Longworth
Cincinnati
McClellan Backs Jerome For Governor After European Trip
New York mayor George B. McClellan and Mrs McClellan arrived aboard the steamer St Paul after an eleven week European voyage. He declined to discuss politics beyond endorsing Jerome for governor and offered remarks on European tram and railroad systems. London reports King Edward returning from Marienbad.
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New York
Sept
George B. McClellan
McClellan
St. Paul
W. J
W. Travers Jeromé
Harts
Decome
Europe
Willam
U Bryan
McClelan
Bryan Denounces Sullivan Attack Amid Illinois Delegates
In Lincoln Nebraska on September 8 William J Bryan dismissed Roger Sullivan's charges as unmitigated falsehoods, saying he had not written a personal letter to Sullivan. Owen P Thompson issued a signed statement denying any delegate buying at the St Louis convention and condemning Sullivan's methods as slanderous.
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Lincoln
Nebt
Willam J. Bryan
Roger C ‘Suill*gan
Demotratic National Committee
Illinois
Bryen
Sullivan
Lee Bedrlng
Bryan
Sullivan-aek- Ig Jikm
Tasign
Mr. Bryan
Thompson
St Louis
Phompson
Jacksonville
Owen P
Hegan
Sullivan defends judge amid political attacks
Roger Sullivan released a statement denying accusations that Mil lard Willmore aided Judge Thompson. He denounced the charge as cruel and false, accusing Sullivan of stoking sectarian and personal attacks. He defends his integrity and contends A P A opposition misrepresents him and his supporters.
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Sinvis
Sullivan
Dunlop
Wonlop
M. F. Duhis
Roger Sullivan
Millard Willmore
A. P.A
A. PR. Oa
Suiliven
Delawares Democratic primaries choose state and county nominees
In Wellington Delaware Democratic primaries selected delegates to the State Convention at Dover for nominations to Representative in Congress State treasurer and State auditor. Wilming ton and Newcastle counties chose legislators. Willis Seulsbury backed for U S Senator. Sussex County races include Fid ward DeHarne of Georgetown and John P Holland of Milford with Hearrin claiming a majority of the 60 delegates tonight.
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Wellington
Del
Delaware
Dover
Congress
Wilmington
Newcastle
Willis Seulsbury
United States
Sussex County
Fidward DeHarne
Georgetown
John P. Holland
Milford
Hearrin
Sussex ‘County
Disappeared In Night Child Missing In Virginia City
Special to The Washington Foat from Danville Virginia reports thirteen year old Tosia Ritherd son, adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Terry, vanished from home after midnight while three women slept nearby. Police investigation yields no leads on her whereabouts. Also Norfolk report: millionaire bluejacket J Raynor Storrs Wells arrested for disorderly conduct in a downtown restaurant, released on bail.
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Washington Foat
Danville
Etuzie Ritherdson
W. W. Terry
Aftar
Waring
Norfolk
J. R. Wells
J. Raynor Storrs Wells
Bluejacket
Wells
Shaw Arrains Bryan Thinks Both Parties Honest
Secretary discusses presidential campaign issues before Ota at Martinsville Danville. Shaw argues for tariff and accuses Republicans of planks ridiculed by Bryan Madison Square speech. He condemns old platforms while praising Bryan and criticizes Jeffersonian principles in partisan speech, urging better government.
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The
Treasury
Ota
Bryan
Madison Square
Danville
Leslie Mu
Shaw
Martinsvilhe
Henry County
Martinsville
Commonwealth
Johnny Smith
Slento
Allen
Cycully
First National Bank
Madison Square Garden
United States
Parker
Cri
Amice Parties Clash Over Integrity and Patriotism
The article notes both parties claim integrity while denying monopoly on respect for the Decalogue. They vie with alleged unpatriotism as the nation’s food laws influence adherents. Aimed at clean administration, the piece mentions limited attendance and Shaw's departure to Salisbury, N C, Monday night.
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Shaw
Homie “Industries
De’grees
SE. Shaw
Salsbury
N.C
Montana's Hot Fight Between Parties in Senate Battle
Fragmented era in which Democratic and Republican factions wage a fierce contest for the U.S. Senate seat, governor's chair, and key offices as Montana divisions surface. Names linked include Clark, Dixon, Maitland, Maginnis, Walsh, Kremer, Pray, and Pray. Butte hosts September 26 nomination activity amid shifting alliances.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Clark
Fetealy
Butte
Democratic State Central
Frank
Senate
Martin Maginnis
Lee Maitle
Joseph’ M. Dixon
Dixon
John:MacGinniss
Butta
Heutenant
FP. Ze
Httust-buster
Tigket
W. G. Conid
Montana
Aavtth Ake
Ana Charles N. Pray
Tin Walsh
Helena
Bruce Kremer
The Natural Bowel Exercise Promoted by Cascarets
An old ad touts Cascarets as the only artificial exercise for the bowels describing digestion, elimination, and overall health. It urges daily use, promises fresh breath and clean tongue, and warns to buy the genuine product from the Sterling Remedy Company.
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Sterting Remedy Company
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