President Roosevelt Hosts Senator Fairbanks at Sagamore Hill
Senator Charles K Fairbanks arrives from New York to visit President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill. The visit centers on personal talks about the campaign as Fairbanks plans speeches in Saratoga Elmira Wilmington Dover Baltimore and possibly the Pacific Coast. They receive Maine election returns and later take a boating excursion with Mrs Roosevelt and guests.
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Roosevelt
Alexander Lambert
New York
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Lambert
Theodore, Jr
San Francisco
Lena
New Yo
Charles W . Fairbanks
New York City
Roosevelt and
Fairbanks Commercial Travellers’ League
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Edgar Allan Jr Nominated by Republicans in Richmond
Special to The Washington Post from Richmond Virginia September 12 The out element of the Republican party nominated Edgar Allan Jr for Congress to oppose Captain John Lamb the Democratic nominee. Allan did not attend the convention. Resolutions condemn the ins who keep the party divided and insure Lambs election. The party pledges to form a clean respectable organization free of Federal officeholders and endorses Roosevelt. A seven member committee is authorized to expose and demand removal of Federal office holders accused of disrupting the party. The ins plan a meeting next Friday and may nominate.
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Washington
Richmond
Repubblican
Edgar Allan, Jr
Congress
Capt
John Lamb
Ins
Allan
Roosevelt
National Republican League plans outlined in Indianapolis
National Republican League leaders J Hampton Moore and Elbert W Weeks travelled to Indianapolis to finalize plans for the convention on October 5 and 6. Albert J Beveridge and Leslie Shaw were announced to speak on October 5 with Fairbanks and Taft on October 6. Col Joseph Button reported Virginia politics favor Democrats as a campaign runs in the Ninth district. Private Dalzell will not join the campaign per Civil Service rules.
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Charles Fairbanks
Wiliam H .Taft
Woud
Joseph Button
Appomattox
Washington
Westminster
Virginia
Cal Button
Slemp
Dalzell
Republic
Esse Eer
Third Candidate Talk in New York State Gears Up
Saratoga N Y Sept 12 Informal Republican talks at state convention centers on a third candidate to settle the Higuyins and Woodruff split. Possible names mentioned include Syracuse Insurance Superintendent Francia Hendricks and New York Port Collector Stranahan. Odell and Platt say no candidate is favored as delegates begin arriving.
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Odell
Platt
Higuyins
Woodruff
Francia Hendricks
Syracuse
Port Stranahan
New York
Francis W. Higgins
HOPES FOR MISSOURI IN NATIONAL DRAGNET
National Chairman Cortelyou opened meetings with Western Republican chairmen in Chicago with Missouri first on the list. Akins and Dickey visited headquarters as Cortelyou heard Republicans have a good shot to carry Missouri this year. California chairman Btone will join tomorrow, with talks ahead for Wyoming Utah Idaho. Colorado to wait.
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Missouri
Thomas J. Akins
Walter B. Dickey
George Btone
California
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Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Gov. Peabody
National Committee
Democrats in Harmony Deny Rumors of Rift with Taggart
Indianapolis Sept 12. William F. Sheehan, national Democratic chairman, writes state committee chair Ren. O'Brien denying rumors of discord with Taggart. He states there is perfect harmony and no foundation to Republican charges about campaign management.
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Taggart
Indianapolis
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Democratic National Committee
William H. O’brien
Democratic State Committee
Executive Committee
William F. Sheehan
Hill Visits Parker for Private Conference in New York
Former Senator David Hill met with Judge Parker from noon until night and left Albany without a statement. The rosemount visit followed Parker's call and came after talks involving Belmont Sheehan Roche and Meyer. Hill, the sole prominent visitor, said there is no reason for Bemorants to be alarmed about the State ticket.
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Usepus
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Judge Parker
Albany
Rosemount
Senator Hill
August Belmont
Willam F. Sheehan
William 8. Roche
Cord Meyer
New York State
Davis Held Reception at Democratic National Headquarters
Davis visited the Democratic national headquarters in New York on September 12 and hosted a reception in the room of key officials including William F. Sheehan and Chairman Taggart. Also present were August Belmont, Secretary Woodson, former leaders James K. Jones and James Hoge, and other prominent party figures. Delaney Nicall, DNC vice chairman, departed to St Louis for a brief stay at the World’s Fair.
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New York
Henry G. Davis
Democratic National
William F. Sheehan
Taggart
August Bellmont
Woodson
James K. Jones
James Hoge
Texas
National Committee
Delaney Nicall
Viceco
Democratic National Committee
St. Louisa
Munyon’s Remedies Promoted for Cold Cure and Health Aids
An advertisement promotes Munyon’s Cold Cure as a preventive against diseases starting from colds, plus Paw-Paw Tonic for liver and blood cleansing, Rheumatism and Kidney Cures, Paw-Paw Laxative Pills for constipation, and Witch Hazel Soap. It claims affordable prices and widespread availability through druggists and general stores.
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Minton
Munyon
Vale
Galls letter virile tak es Roosevelt to task
Cowherd, head of the Democratic Congressional Committee, criticizes President Roosevelt's letter of acceptance as long and flawed. He cites overstatements, misquotations, and shifts in Monroe Doctrine policy while defending Democratic reciprocity and veteran protections amid budget and executive-order disputes.
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Roosevelt
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Mr. Roosevelt
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Senate
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McKinley
Spain
Cleveland
District Democrats Indorse Parker and Davis at DC meeting
The District of Columbia Democratic central committee endorsed the St Louis convention candidates Alten Brooks Parker of New York and Henry Gassaway Davis of West Virginia for president and vice president. It pledged unified support and set the next meeting at 94 Pennsylvania Ave. The advisory committee members were elected, including James L. Norris and Maj William Crouch McIntyre. Special report from Farmville notes Southall leading with 2,121 votes. Prohibition victory in Griffin and Mayflower sailing from Palermo.
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Democratic Central Committee
J. Fred Kelley
Atlantic Building
St. T Louis
Pennsylvania Avenue
District of Columbia
Alten Brooks Parker
New York
Henry Gassaway Davis
West Virginia
St. Louis
James L. Norris
Maj
William Crouch McIntyre
John F. Monaghan
John S. Miller
Henry S. Matthews
Courtney Hayde
Jerome Digges
Edward F. Buckley
Fal Devlin
J. Wisner
Poll in Indiana Indicates No Clear Leader Yet
Special to The Washington Post from Indianapolis Sept. 12 reports managers of Indiana's Republican and Democratic parties ordered state polls last week. Early returns are incomplete with no clear results, Newton County showing strong Republican support while farming areas trend differently. Democratic observers note similar delays in tabulation and Parker loyalists are encouraged by early polling, Marion County records show several hundred new Black voters not present at the March census.
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Washington Post
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Party of
Petersburg
A. D. Watkins
R. G. Southall
Leonidas Yarreh
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Newton
Parker
Marion County
Landis Foresees Strong Indiana Republican Victory
Charles B. Landis toured Washington and Maine urging Republicans and predicting a large Indiana majority similar to 1900. He described party vigilance to keep voters in line and shared anecdotes on campaign pressure, rival claims by Tom Taggart and Indiana’s looming senatorial race.
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Bill
Eli Haskins
Harry &. New
Republican National Committee
Indiana
Taggart
Tom Taggart
Western Virginia Methodist Episcopal South Conference Ends
The fifty first annual session closes in Fairmont with appointments announced across Parkersburg Clarksburg Fayatte district Charleston district and additional parishes. Named are district superintendents and pastors including M. B. Peck J. L. Vincent H. M. Smith W. L. Reed J. Pennybacker and others with locations in Parkersburg Clarksburg Fairmont Charleston Huntington and Beckley.
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Bankers in New York Prepare for Annual Association Conclave
New York hosts the American Bankers Association convention beginning Wednesday with preliminary meetings at the Waldorf. Delegates from trust companies and savings banks arrive from across the United States as the 7500-member body plans sessions Thursday and Friday. Pacific Coast bankers aim to move the next meeting to Seattle or Portland. Boston seeks a future in Boston. Southern and Southwest contingents arrive in strong numbers.
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United States
American Bankers’ Association
the Waldorf
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Southwest
Montague Opens Campaign in Virginia for Lamb
Gov Montague launched his Virginia campaign with an address at Chesterfield Court House in support of Capt John Lamb seeking Congress from the district Lamb once represented. Speeches were also delivered by Capt Lamb and Hon Jefferson Wallace.
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Congress
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Minneapolis cancels bribery case against ex mayor Ames
County Attorney Boardman moved to dismiss ten indictments for bribery and corruption against former Mayor A. A. Ames due to missing witnesses and risk of a feverish public outcry. Ames was convicted in the lower court on one charge, but the Supreme Court reversed and sent for retrial. Judge Harrison will rule on the motion.
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