Prentice's Successor Aims For New York State Committee Chair
A Republican State Committee meeting in New York seeks a new chair. Rumors place Jamon Wadsworth Jr and William Barnes Jr as candidates amid factional lines. Barnes may resign if no unanimity, while the old guard reportedly controls the committee, risking Democratic gains.
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Republican State Committee
New York
Albany
Republcan
Jett
Metropolis
Jamon Wadsworth, Jr
Prouden
Onion
William Barnes
Jowns
Barnes
Hares
Old Guard
Pathogons Pain reliever and far-reaching medical notes
An advertisement-style passage touts Pathogons as a powerful pain remedy for back aches and rheumatic pains with claims of rapid penetration and lasting relief. It lists a family price and a Putnoxono bottle, attributed to Thomann Downey, and references a separate note about children of the insane and mental health.
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Sloan
Thomann Downey
Norton to Quit Secretary Ship
Washington January 2 Charles D Norton secretary to President Taft for six months will resign to return to private business in Chicago The move boosts chances for a politically experienced secretary to advise the president in the coming campaign Names suggested include James A Tawney but nothing is confirmed The White House declined comment on Norton's retirement and successor plans
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Norton
Tawney
Washington
Charles D. Norton
Fowde
Charles P. Norton
Fatt
Jes
Uuainess
Chicago
Campany
Bushon
Mr. Norton
James A. Tawney
Nehia
Six Men Dead in Mine Explosion at Gayton Mines
An explosion in Mine No 1, Carbon Hill, Waylon mines near Gayton, Va. yesterday morning left six men dead and four fatally injured, with seven more hurt. Over 200 workers were employed. missing number unknown. Cause under investigation, with suspicion of disregard for danger signals.
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Gayton
Tan
Carbon Hill
Waylon
Miio
Senators Vote For Popular Election by Statewide Vote
Washington scene as Senate debates two items on January 21. Senator Rayner supports a constitutional amendment to elect senators by popular vote. He condemns Sutherland’s plan for federal supervision of state elections. Debate continues with Bacon calling the Sutherland measure a revival of force legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Rayner
Maryland
Sutherland
Utah
Bacon
Georgia
Reciprocity Agreement Reached Between U S and Canada
A reciprocity accord was reached after about two weeks of negotiations. It covers exchange of Canadian foodstuffs and agricultural products for certain U S manufactured goods. Details remain confidential and were sent to the U S Senate and Canadian Parliament for approval.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Manumg
Thia
Brute Knox
James Arye
Ottawa
Toleram
Seman
The World’s End Offering Hair Nourisher Plugs Its Promise
Hale must nourish to avoid vitality loss while TEAt fails to nourish against germs. The product claims to prevent dandruff hair loss and scalp disease, make hair thick and air feel soft. Sold by N F P Amos & Co and other druggists with money back guarantee.
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Hale
Indien
N.fp
Amos & Go
Deiggiats Everywhere
Te African Mukorn
Ghrolix Mix., Co
Huftlo
N.Y
Monumental Post Marks World Rowing Event
An aged note describes a monument known as a winning post along the Parramatta River. It mentions Wales and Catrouni and a track rower named Bowel in memory, noting the post as a fixture in many races and world championships with local events in London.
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Jt Ptands
Parramatta River
Wales
Catrouni
Plive
Bowel
London
Witnesses Abound As Schenk Trial Moves Toward Verdict
In Wheeling West Virginia Laure I Schenk defense presses for new witnesses including a Pittsburgh physician Dr Slappy and Dr George Blappy to counter the state. Prosecutor Handlan grills defense medical expert Dr Osborne as Judge Jordan indicates night sessions and a possible verdict next Tuesday.
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Jordan
Pittsburg
Wheeling
W.va
Laure I. Schenk Wik
A. O'Bren
Olivien
Ulmpelt
Selenie
Lense
Sohenk
O'Bren
Hundlan
J. J. Osborne
Dolson
Dr Osborne
J. J. P. O'Brien
Calonsal
Handley
Anion
Slappy
D. B
Thuesday
Schenk
Tr. Best
Schenkt
Utrieht
Rest
Schvinke
Quincy
Mafonse
Heiress Weds Carpenter in Maryland Elopement Tale
An heiress, worth 260 000 dollars, eloped with carpenter Malin Dorman in Waxington and married there. Her sister and mother are involved in larger fortunes. the event touches family ties and future settlements amid prints of names and incomes from Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Amaniel Meher
Northomit
Yexin
Pintey
Crown Prince May Alter His World Route
Report from Berlin suggests the crown prince may skip Obins on his globe trotting route due to Manchuria plague and instead travel home via New America or Africa. A Berlin newspaper item notes possible route changes but leaves the final plan unsettled.
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Berlin
Jan
Europa
America
Africa
Fatal gas explosion in Bruford Pa injures workers
Two United Natural Gas employees John A. Pilsen 40 and Frank Shringer 21 were repairing a leak near the Valsey Pa station when a blast killed Pilsen instantly and badly hurt Shringer. Coroner Sherman said the scene was secured and burial plans follow.
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Main
Bruford
Jax
John A. Pilsen
Frank Shringer
United Natural Gas Company
Eiehencheel
Valsey
Paulson
Shriever
Himnre
Sherman
Ree
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