Can Chaney Be Elected Under Current Conditions
The Shavis News weighs Chaney’s election chances, noting past vote deficits masked by Democratic disarray. It argues he could win if voters rally to the Democratic Party and constitutional principles, but warns opposition harp on postmaster appointments and party splits. The piece references Taft camp and Indiana governors, urging unity for the party’s future.
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Shavis
Edind Tloy
Democratic Party
Pabllcol
Vlan
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Bin
York
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Unioncific
Unclear Democratic Party Notes Mention Local Delegates
Fragmented text references a state level platform debate and county delegates. Mentions Col. Pred Hoddinott as a marshal figure in Marshall, with a tone of loyalty to a faction. Content is garbled and lacks concrete events or dates.
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Davleys
Marehall
Col
Hoddinott
Bryan
Cedar’ Rapids
Omaha
Iowa
Noisy Convention Reflects chaotic early 20th century politics
The piece portrays a noisy convention with crowded halls, special trains, banners, and expensive seating as delegates debate principles. It contrasts lavish spectacle with limited spoken debate, noting public spectacle, fees, and the brewing selection of a national leader, amid widespread clamor and limited access for many delegates.
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Boston Globe
Akea Spa
Lonvention Hall
Impresa
Br. Bryan
McKinley predicts at least 146 votes for Speaker Cannon
Springfield reports Congressman William B. McKinley, Cannon manager, states Speaker Cannon will command not less than 146 votes on the first ballot at the Chicago convention. He cites Illinois, the South, New England, the East, West and Southwest blocs plus favorite sons. The plan aims to consolidate support and ensure Cannon’s nomination, with late-ballot strength building as other candidates withdraw. Grandma Williams of Browning, Indiana, notes her 10th birthday last Sunday.
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Springfield
Thl
William B. McKinley
Cansion
England
Blakey
Cotention
Roninatiens
Williams Sets Republican Support Plan in Roosevelt Message
Representative John Sharp Williams of Mississippi outlined the Democratic stance in response to President Roosevelt's message. He indicated key Republican concessions needed to avoid a party filibuster, listing measures such as labor limits in the District of Columbia, federal chief to pay increases, tariff revisions, and anti trust steps. He stressed a mix of actions and opposition to others, aiming to push major items through within constitutional bounds.
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John Sharp Wiliams
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Mingrith
House of Representatives
Denmeratte
Roosevelt
Congress
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Isis
Genumis
Williame
Cogspel
Chile
District of Columbia
Territorias
Lot & Federali
Wiliams
Mail censorship and political deadlock review note
Fragments describe post office action on a second class mailing privilege for La Ques while condemning obscene content in issues, listing violence and assassinations. The report also covers an Eighth District deadlock at a party convention with Cromer and Vestal leading and a possible “dark horse” candidate.
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Bodale
Possuffice Department
Ludivd
Canmill
Appearba
Laweby
Meyer
Jostattee
Lts Sqlumpa
Chalyoix
SH Zassin Fof
McKintey
Pa 4 Per
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Fala
Vnstler
Paterson
Henry
Bneist
Faa
Ibo
Sdeneva
Ubpurimemu
Anefean
Mul
Marcy
Batei Lille
Cromer
Veertal
Hawkins
Shockney
Dr. Good
George AV. Cromer
Manele
A. H. Vestal
Anderson
ExGovernor
We. T. Durbin
British ship Shearwater mission ends with search failure
The Shearwater reported burned at sea near August off the Chilean coast while pursuing possible mutiny survivors of the missing British bark Sharborne. No trace found. commander to continue search from Juan Fernandez 400 miles off Chile.
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Valparaiso
Shearwater
Baa
Juan Fernandez
Market quotations for grains and Livestock from multiple exchanges
Market prices for wheat oats and corn across Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago and New York with bid offers for cattle hogs sheep and lambs. Includes state of Ohio affidavit trading figures and a mock medical claim. Prices shown in cents and dollars with several typographical errors and partial lines.
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Indianapelle
Timothy
Chicago
Maryland Senate Seats Smith After Quorum Debate
The Maryland senate debated the seating of John Walter Smith after a Tuesday vacancy rule dispute. A 34 to 24 vote favored swearing in the senator elect, with the matter sent to the privileges and elections committee for final handling while the broader currency bill session adjourned.
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Wallington
Senate
John Walter Smith
Maryland
Committee On Privileges
Rayner
Kean
New Jersey
Burrows
Michigan
Whyte
Birrows
Generor Rayner
Committee On
Str
Smith
Rodosvelt
House of Representatives
Beall
Texas
Congress
Dieberg
Washington
Congressional Candidate Names Set for Democratic Convention
In Greene county Cyrus E. Tavis seeks a seat in Congress from the Second District subject to the will of the Democratic convention. Dayless county Abin Padgett aims for Congress in the same district under party guidance. Arthur H. Greenwood of Datless county runs for Prosecuting Attorney Forty-ninth Judicial District pending convention approval. Charles Willams of Nutz county enters race for Prosecuting Attorney Forty-ninth Judicial District under Democratic convention. W. W. Feagan seeks Trustee of Washington township subject to township Democratic will.
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Lawcon
Lester Lee
Besessor of
Washington
Township Democratic
Sonventida
Cyrus E. Tavis
Greene County
Abin
Padgett
Dayless County
Scongresgi
Arthur H. Greenwood
Datless Cataty
Charles
Willams
Nutt County
W. W. Feagana
Washington Township
Life of Christ program at First Presbyterian Church
Life of Christ continues Sunday evening at the First Presbyterian Church with a sermon on the Mount and stereopticon scenes. Reproductions include Wente’s Wedding in Cana and Raphael’s Transfiguration. Local schoolboys visiting from Viz. venues will view exhibits and city sights. Adrian Hamarsty returns from Indiana trip.
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First Presbyterian Church
Christ
Wente
Dubufa
Raphael
Aubiber
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