The Parker Nomination and New York Convention Ambitions
New York politics show two sterotyped conventions the Republicans and Democrats fix on Parker as the favored candidate for presidency. Judge Parker the son of New York politics rises from the court of appeals to a nationwide profile challenging Tammany influence and Hill. Murphy’s delay and Tam many style maneuvers reveal strategic choices and the West and South awareness of Parker’s strength.
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New York
Chicago
Boss Murphy
Tammany
Parker
Gorman
Court of Appeals
Roland B. Molineaux
Hill’s
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Hearst
Parker Versus Roosevelt A Civic Strength Comparison
The article contrasts Judge Parker and President Roosevelt noting similar strength and vigor. Roosevelt, though shorter, has a strong chest and upper body. Parker stands six feet with great power. Both are moderate earners with sizable farms and libraries and share a passion for horses and ax work. OWEN LANGDON.
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Judge Parker
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New York Assembly
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
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Known by Different Names on Sleepless Nights
Reported dialogue shows two individuals seeking relief for chronic insomnia. One says he sleeps less than three hours a night. the other notes a two year struggle and mentions a doctor term neuris inscmnis paralaxitis as a diagnosis.
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Fall of Petropavlovsk and Port Arthur Battles
St. Petersburg reports Russian losses after Petropavlovsk sinks by mine with heavy casualties and Cyril wounded. Japanese bombard Port Arthur with ships and land forces, while Russian fleet returns fire. Port Arthur remains under Russian control as of April 18.
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Golden Hill
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Cyril
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Novik
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Sevastopol
Moros War Report Details April Operations and Casualties
General Wood reports Sultan Taraca refused dialogue at Vicars on March 31 leading to April troop movements from Marahai and Vicars. Vicars column fired on. one enlisted man wounded. Marahui column repelled at Taraca river mouth. two enlisted men wounded. Combined forces destroyed hostile coastal defenses April 4–7. Newcomb and Wampler killed. Peace efforts failed as attacks preceded shooting. Chiefs behind eastern Lanao unrest sought arrest. Gen Wade notes conditions required force. Ad inserts for hay press and seed catalog conclude.
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War Department
Wood
Sultan Taraca
Vicars
Marahai
Taraca
Costas
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Wampler
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Wade
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Maura stabbed in Madrid palace assault
Premier Maura was stabbed but not seriously wounded by a 19 year old domestic named Joaquin Miguel Artao who cried long live anarchy as he attacked entering the palace after a requiem service. Artao tried to kill himself when seized.
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Maura
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Confession in Kinsey Murders Reveals Tragic Love Motive
Ed Gallowes confesses to killing Lake Kinsey and his daughter Fannie at Water Valley. He describes loving the girl, their plan to marry, her plea to die, and his fatal decision. Gallows faces trial at the June term.
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Imperial Palace Burns at Seoul Destruction Extends Night
A cable report to Paris states the imperial palace in Seoul Korea was completely destroyed by fire on Thursday night. The emperor and his suite escaped to a refuge. no casualties are mentioned and the cause is unknown though unrest in the capital prompts fears of rebel involvement.
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Ladies Shoes Advertised for Swollen Feet Comfort
An 25c Allen's Foot- Ease remedy promises relief for swollen sweating hot and aching feet with a free trial package and a Le Roy New Jersey address. Also promotes Piso's Cure for Consumption and a Punch quote on dancing on feet, with a note about a Star of Hope and a Boyer testimonial from Trinity Springs Indiana dated February 15 1900.
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le Roy
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Dean's Kidney Pills Advertised Cure Claim
A Spokane reader testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved ten years of kidney pain and back ache, restoring normal secretions after a short course. The ad offers a free trial by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, with the product sold in druggists for 50 cents per box.
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L. C. Lovell
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Spokane
Wash
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Mr. Lovell
United States
Foster-Milburne Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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