Many Candidates for Hall of Fame Election
Balloting closes for the quinquennial election 20 additional famous Americans and 10 famous Americans to the Hall of Fame. Ballots were sent to 104 colleges presidents historians scientists and others and list 177 men and 27 women with many holdovers from previous elections. The event aims to fill seats by qualified electors and may designate a core group as more justly famous. A list of nominees spans educators preachers scientists reformers and other notable figures, with many named individuals across categories listed for the 1920 election.
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New-York
Hall of Fame
WEN of Fame
Xora University
Hudson
Harlem
Bryce
United College
Spe
Nice
Robert Jerves Johnson
United
Italy
Charce
Bi Vanamee
Relph Waldo Emerson
Lel Hawthorne
Washington
Henry Wadsworth
Longfeles Russell Lowell
John Whittier
George Ban- William Cullen Tryant
James Tere
Cooper
Oliver ‘Wendel Yohn Lothrop Motley
Mdgar
Len Poe
Francis Parkman
Horace Mann
Mark 1M
Reachert
Cheologians
Jonathan Wards
Henry Ward Beecher
Wil Hillery Channing
Phillips
Peter Per
George Meabody
Bolentiane
John James Audobonies Gray
Loula
Ventors
Foberk Sultons
Samuel J . B. Morse
Mil Whitney
Hillnae
Daniel |Iers
David Glasgow
Vlyenes Simpson Grant
Anuainess
Gilibert Charlies
Solaznoe
Hall of
Beecheree
Emma Willard
Frances Inizabeth Serpeste Morte Mitchell
Charlotte S. Cushman
William Lloyd Garrison
Greeley
Francis Scott Key
Endell Phillips
William Prescott
Joah Webster
George William Curtis
Iiliam Whitney
John Fiske
Fran- Bret Harte
Walt Whitman
Jamas Bailey
Aldrich
Samuel Clemens
Francis Marion Wrord
Charles A
Dana
Hartford Post sale prompts Spellacy retirement and other news
The Hartford Post was sold to the Hartford Times, prompting Assistant Attorney General Thomas J. Spellacy to retire after twenty years in journalism. Navy demonstrates radio piloting cable for merchant ships to aid harbor access in heavy weather. Boston U S District Attorney D J Gallagher questions restaurant and hotel prices. New Haven sees Major William F. Alcorn chosen as Democratic Congress candidate. Connecticut finance and crime stories, including bonds profits and wartime fraud cases, appear alongside international and political notes. President-elect Obregon visits El Paso signaling resumed cross border rail traffic.
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Navy
U. S
D. J. Gallagher
Boston
Young Men's Democratic Club
New Haven
William F. Alcorn
Congress
Albert L. Johnson
New York
Traiis
Grimes Invincible Jamieson and Wambsganss Rally
Grimes allows 9 runs as Brooklyn edges Cleveland 7 to 3. Key hits include Wheat Gardner and Speaker with two base hits. Olson Johnston Wheat Myers Kilduff and Konetchy factor in scoring for Brooklyn. Umpires Thomas Connolly Hank O Day William Dineen William Kiem.
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Jamieson
Wambsganss
Burns
Lune
Speaker
Smith
Gardner
Johnston
Sewell
Eon
O'Neill
Bagby
Graney
Unie
Basby
Ohio
Brooklyn
Johntuone
Grimm
Myers
Konetchy
Kilduff
Miller
Grimes
P . Ise
Cleveland
Thomas Connolly
Hank O'Day
William Dineen
William Kiem
Wheat
Uhle
McHenry murder case to get new trial hearing tomorrow
The Criminal Court in Washington will hear an argument on a motion for a new trial in the Johnny McHenry case. McHenry, 19, was tried and convicted last summer for the murder of Detective James Armitrong. Reginald Smith, a Bloomfield World War II veteran in ill health, hanged himself in a barn behind his home on Tuesday.
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Criminal Court
Washington
Johnny McHenry
James Armitrong
Reginald Smith
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Horace Bushnell
Jgotton Mather
Theodore Parker
Tthew Simpson
Francis Asbury
Webster
Dwight Moody
Rodger Williams
Everett Hale
Heinrich Muhlenberg
Menry Bergh
John Brown
Spencer Baird
Nathan Bowditch
Matthew Maury
Benjain Pierce
Benjamin Silliman
Ben Thompson
Josiah Bbs
Samuel Langley
Henry Mor
Simon Newcomb
Ngineers
Frank Abbott
William Wu
John Carnochan
Charles T. Eson
Walter Reed
William Shippen, Jr
Lyman Spalding
Charles Goodyear
Richard Marsh Hoe
Cyrus Hall McCormick
John Ericsson
Stockton Bar
William Austin Burt
Walter Fant
Ottmar Morganthaler
Robert CL. Stevens
George Henry Curtiss
Robert McCormick
Samuel Houston
Elisha Kent Kane
Adoniyam Judson
Meriwether Lewis
Marcus Whitman
John Eliot
Jacquesette
David Crockett
John Quincy Adams Ward
James A. McWhistler
M. B
Helen Jackson
Lydia Sigourney
Constance Woolson
Abigail Adams
Louisa Olcott
Alice Cary
Phoebe Cary
Sarah Fuller
Elizabeth Agassiz
Sarah Judson
Alice Freeman Palmer
M. A
Elizabeth A. Seton
Lucy Stone Blackwell
Eleanor Dare
Dorothea Dix
Mary Dyer
Anne Hutchinson
Dorothy Madison
Lucretia Mott
Martha Washington
Mary Washington
Ann Cunningham
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Harriet Hosmer
Sarah Bache
Pocahontas Rolfe
Hartford Post
Hartford Times
Thomas J. Spellacy
Post
Reading
Berkshire
England
Pussyfoot" Johnson
Chicago
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Ida Barber Webster
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Daniel O'Keefe
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