DAR Elects Mrs Witham Cunning as DAR President General
New Yorks Mrs Witham Cunning Story was elected president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution on the third ballot after three campaigns. The Senate debated Dr Friedmanns cure with opposition to a federal license to practice in Washington. The House Democratic caucus backed free wool by 190 to 42.
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Burleson
Witham Cunning Story
New York
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Friedmann
Senate
Bih
Hrim
Washington
House Democratic Caucus
Cardinal Farley Celebrates 71st Birthday in New York
Fintint Personal Cardinal Farley marked his seventy first birthday by consecrating the Church of Our Lady of Hope and hosting archdiocese officials at a dinner. In Washington Secretary Bryan and Speaker Clark reconciled over lunch reaffirming ties since the Baltimore convention. The state named the road to Wilson's planned Cornish summer home Wilson Road and allotted 12000 dollars for highway improvements. Senator Root warned in Princeton against judicial recall absolutism.
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Cardinal Farley
New York
Church of Our Lady of Hope
William Jennings Bryan
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Washington
President Wilson
Cornish
N.H
Wilson
Elihu Root
Princeton
Enauntit Sporting Triumph Highlights Boxing News in San Francisco
Enauntit defeats Ad Wolgast on points in San Francisco signaling a shift in the lightweight scene after Wolgast’s comeback from appendicitis. Rumors swirl of a 1914 revolt by baseball players amid owners maintaining nearly one million in annual salaries. Danny Maher dazzles at Newmarket with six rides and four wins while Maurice Provost wins the Schneider Cup at Monte Carlo worth $3000.
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Tommy Murphy
Ad Wolgast
San Francisco
Alin
Wolgast
Baseball Players Fraternity
Danny Mather
Newmarket
England
Maher
Maurice Provost
Monte Carlo
Multiple political, legal and crime items headline style
General Clifford L. Snow faces expulsion for offering to sell his vote. J Pierpont Morgan Jr elected director of New York Central Railroad succeeding his father. U S ships Minnesota and Idaho sail from Philadelphia to Mexican waters. Michael Sellers commits suicide in White Side County jail by arson endangering others. Six Dillsburg residents poisoned by candy from Harrisburg to Postmaster Altland. Rev Dr H C Jennings elected general publishing agent of Cincinnati Methodist Book Concern. Ray Pfanschmidt found guilty and sentenced to death for triple murder in Quincy. Massachusetts veterans press Congress and state on Memorial Day sports ban. Governor Ferris orders crackdown on professional boxing after death in a bout. Parcel post used to ship ashes of David R Stewart to Summit New Jersey. Wages of New York State laborers rise to 2 a day. James N Gibson of Pittsfield dies by self-inflicted gunshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford L. Snow
New Hampshire House of Representatives
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
New York Central Railroad
Minnesota
Idaho
Philadelphia
Mexican
Michael Sellers
Whiteside County
Lit
Dillsburgh
Harrisburg
Altland
H. C. Jennings
Methodist Book Concern
Cincinnati
Ray Pfanschmidt
Illinois University
Quincey
Massachusetts
Congress
Bi] Allen
Ferris
Michigan
David R. Stewart
Summit
N. J
New York State
James N. Gibson
Pittsfield
Mass
Clinton Hiller
Newark
Wilson Phraner
East Orange
Colquitt
Texas
Mary Radigan
Brooklyn
American Zinc & Chemical Co
Pittsburgh
Elk Point
S. D
Panama Canal
Otto W. Brodie
Chicago
Preston
Baltimore
Helen Keller
Yonkers
N. Y
Anna E. Brown
Danbury
Conn
Massachusetts House
George Dietz
George Nurnberg
Robert C. Archer
New Rochelle
International Harvester Company
Auburn
Memphis
Tenn
Duluth
Ohio Agricultural Bureau
Emma Marburg
Belgium
James B. Jennings
Kid Carter
Boston
William McPherson
Mildred Donovan
Floretta Whaley
Hempstead
L. I
Jera Knode Cooke
Floretta
John Nicholson Anhut
Harry Kk. Thaw
New York
John W. Russell
Matteawan
Sane
Irving W. Voorhees
Friedmann
Multiple incidents andcases span cities and states
A compilation notes deaths and incidents across New York New Jersey Texas South Dakota and Illinois including Clinton Hiller killed in Newark two base ball games and Mary Radigan trampled in Brooklyn. It covers political vetoes charity bequests and canal and industrial developments along with legal actions and public notices.
Berlin to build dog meat abattoir amid poverty
The article notes a plan to erect a dog abattoir as a table delicacy trend among Berlin’s poor. It also covers various foreign incidents and economic figures including German exports, legal cases in France, a suffragette bombing thwarted in Plymouth, and other international events.
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Berlin
Eugene Prosper
Gentily
France
Paris
M. Callo
Slavarosoff
Turin
Plymouth
Eng
Germany
Canadian Postal Administration
United States
Romancanes
Frere
Nicaragua
Masso Parra
Signor Galati
Chamberly
New York
Kaiser’s Army Fund Reduced Amid Armament Probes
Berlin reports say Parliament moved to cut military budget posts including commandants at Dresden Darmstadt Karlsruhe and Stuttgart after disclosure of armament contracts with Krupp. Cardinal Gibbons defends the Catholic Church stance on women's suffrage and warns political life could impair women's dignity.
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Berlin
Carl Liebknecht
Krupp
War Ministry
Dresden
Darmstadt
Carlsruhe
Stuttgart
von Heeringen
Raichstag
Syieriaat
Norddetsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Lokalanzeiger
Five New State Officers Appointed by Governor Sulzer
Governor Sulzer sent five long delayed appointments to the Senate including John N. Carliste of Watertown as Commissioner of Highways John N Delaney of Brooklyn as Commissioner of Efficiency and Economy John Mitchell of New York as Commissioner of Labor Eugene A Philbine of New York and Bartow Weeks of New York as Justices of the Supreme Court First District Their selection cheers independent Democrats who back the Governor in backing a state wide direct primary measure and signals a determined course independent of the Murphy led machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
Albany
Senate
Tolows
John N. Carliste
Watertown
John N. Delaney
Brooklyn
John Mitchell
New York
Supreme Court
Eugene A. Philbine
Bartow
Schooner Helena Wrecked Off Maine Coast. Six Saved
Three masted schooner Helena with coal from New York for Swans Island wrecked on Old Woman's Ledge during a southeast gale near Port Clyde Maine. Six crewmen rescued by Burnt Island Life Savers. owners J E Dutton of New York were notified the vessel will likely be total loss.
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Helena
Rocke
Maine
Clyde
New York
Swans Island
Old Woman's Ledge
Burnt Island
J. E. Dutton
Million Dollars to Save State Revealed by Commission
Trenton report says the Economy and Efficiency Commission plans to present to the 1914 Legislature a program to save about a million dollars through reorganizing state departments. Samuel Ludlow Jr describes published articles, commission goals, and the push for a sweeping reform agenda. He notes earlier measures already adopted and urges press coverage to support public interest.
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Trenton
Samuel Ludlow, Jr
Ludlow
Jersey Journal
Economy Commission
Economy and Efficiency Commission
Wilson
New Jersey
William L. Waldron
Waldron
Wadong
Trade Board Announces 20 Committee Chairmen in New Jersey
William C. Heppenheimer, president of the New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce, announces twenty committee chairmen drawn from prominent business and professional leaders. Key posts include A. G. Scherer chairing the manufactures committee and Robert D. Foote leading the banking and currency group, with other appointments across transportation and public health topics. First Troop Cavalry rifle team sets high marks in Sea Girt and Washington's Crossing Park development proceeds despite funding gaps.
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Wiliam C. Heppenheimer
New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
A. G. Scherer
Newark
Austen Colgate
Jersey City
R. C. Jeffcott
Somerville
Eldridge R. Johnson
Camden
Charles A. McCormick
New Brunswick
John Mehl, Jr
Carl Roebling
Trenton
Robert D. Foote
Morristown
J. H. Bacheller
Charles HH. K. Halsey
Elizabeth
Robert D. Rent
Passaics
Sameliudion Boken
George T. Smith
Ernest Biardat
Franco-American Food Company
Transportation Committee
Thomas J. Maloney
de Witt van Buskirk
Bayonne
Walter Wood
Franklin Con
Edward J. J
William Peter, Jr
Union
First Troop
Sea Girl
William G. Wherry
James A. E. Marshall
Trenton Man Narrowly Escapes Six Months For Legacy Drunkenness
Daniel Mullen a well known Trenton young man faced a six months hard labor sentence at Mercer county workhouse after trying to drink up a $12,000 legacy left by his parents. His brother pleaded for his release promising better conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Mullen
Trenton
Mercer County
Mullen
Daniel
State Board Bars Friedmann From Practice Without New Jersey Licensure
The Gay man tuberculosis expert Dr. Friedmann faces prohibition in this state unless he secures a New Jersey licensed physician to inject his serum or passes the state medical examination. Mayor Donnelly of Trenton invited the expert to visit the tuberculosis hospital but examiners demand licensure or proper credentialing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedman Barredt
Friederich Friedmann
New Jersey
State Board of Medical Examiners
Mayor Donnelly
Trenton
Jersey
New Jersey Industry and Community News Roundup
A flurry of 1910s New Jersey notices covers factory openings in Clayton and Paulsboro, new church choirs, and a woodbury cement project. Farmers report rotting potatoes, a 2000 tree peach orchard damaged by cold, and road and water projects in Woodbury and Egg Harbor City. Local events include Moorestown and Vineland gatherings, a school musicale planned for May, and an effort to fund a visiting nurse society.
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Enauntit
Uit
Kaiser's Army Fund
Reichstag Committee
Vorwaerts
Cardinal Gibbons
Inez Milholland
Wonmunhgod
Trade Board
State Chamber of Commerce
Battle Line of Representative Jersey Boosters
Washington Crossing
Washington's Crossing
Washington's Crossing Park
New. Jersey
Ewan M. E
Gloucester County Poultry Association
Wenonah
A. W. T." Society of
Moorestown
M. E. Church
Clayton
South Jersey
Sowers
Otist Church
Paulsboro
Woodbury
Oaklyn
Bridgeton
Epworth League
Millville
F. A. Demaris
Vineland
Seymour Wilson
New Sharon
National Park M. FE
State Board of Health
Gloucester Swamp
George
Reinshard ‘Sorg
Egg Harbor City
Merchantville Borough
Paterson
Vineland FE
G. Giroux
Central Railroad
Simon Bender
Willard W. C. T. A. Minville
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