Roosevelt Third Term Club forms in Chicago pushing 1908 bid
A Roosevelt Third Term National League has been started in Chicago with branches nationwide. The group argues Roosevelt is the logical president for all parties and urges his nomination and re election in 1908, citing public demand and the need to preserve national stability. Edward A. Horner chairs the organization with officers and directors named from Chicago.
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Theodore Rooosevelt
United States
New Club
Edward A. Horner
Mr. Roosevelt
National League
League
Milton F. Hosmer
Boston
George Nixon
E. C. Hayek
George P. Locke
R. M. Shane
Frank Robinson
Revival Meetings at M. E. Church
Special meetings are held this week at the Methodist Episcopal church. Services begin each evening at 7 30 with a song service followed by a short talk by the pastor. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Year of Retribution for Railways Under Roosevelt Era
The year 1906 is recalled as a period of trials for railways and officials for Elkins law violations. Federal actions, spurred by Roosevelt, Moody, and other U.S. Attorneys, pursued rebates cases. many prosecutions succeeded with fines reaching hundreds of thousands of dollars. Two men were sentenced under federal conspiracy laws.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Moody
Elkins
Five Hundred Party Honors Grace Parker and Isabella Duff
A festive five hundred party hosted by Miss Grace Parker and Miss Isabella Duff at Miss Duon Nob Hill's home drew guests including Frank Reeves Carl Christensen A T Kaup W T Rarey Theodore Walker C M Denniston M M Renken Zelma Hines Nellie Culp Nan Lawrence Ruby Lilian Vaughn Marie Julia Mahoney Louise Renken Maud Merriam F E Culp W M McCoy Robert Kadaman Fred Reeves H Armstrong Dan Mahoney Ed Preece Louis Crollard S F Corbin W O Parr R F E Thayer A L Morris J H Miller A special New Year dinner followed at Vent Home Cafe with a full menu noted as well attended.
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Grace Parker
Sabella Duff
W. T. Rarey
Theodore J. Walker
C. M
Denniston
M. M. Renken
Zelma Hines
Nellie Culp
Nan Lawrence
Ruby
Lilian Vaughn
Marie
Julia Mahoney
Louise Renken
Seattle
Maud Merriam
Messrs
F. E. Culp
W. M. McCoy
Robert Kadaman
Fred Reeves
Knights of the Maccabees Install New Officers
At the regular meeting held Saturday evening at Bower hall the Knights of the Maccabees installed new officers for 1907 led by the Sir Knight Commander.
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Knights of the Maccabees
Bower Hall
William Dalinger
Orley Wells
C. A. Battles
W.G . Stacey
Ed Dennis
H Graves
M . Butler
Wwd
Martin Sentinel
Geo. Wilson Chas. Becker
Chewawa Cafe
Handsome Wenatchee Calendar Presented to Patrons
A finely crafted calendar described as one of the handsomest ever issued in Wenatchee is being presented to its patrons and friends. The item showcases local scenes and aims to delight readers with its design and utility.
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Wenatchee
Osthaus Calendar Portrait Appeals to Art Lovers
A 7 by 11 inch calendar reproduction by Edmund H Osthaus titled A Forgetful Old Friend showcases his masterful hunting dog studies. The painting portrays an old man absorbed in his paper forgetting the time for his morning walk. The calendar’s coloring makes it a beautiful souvenir prized by collectors.
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First National Bank
Edmund H. Osthaus
Corrigan Visits Sister in City from Seattle
M. J. Corrigan of the real estate firm Divin & Co Seattle is visiting with his sister Mrs. Wm. J. Malloy of this city.
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M. J. Corrigan
the Real Estate
Firm
of Divin & Co
Seattle
Wm. J. Malloy
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