Hughes Floats His Own Boom In National Race
Rumors swirl as Governor Hughes plans a speech to unveil his national policy stance and contrast it with Taft. The column notes New England, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania backing shifts, with Odell and Parsons involved and the looming Chicago convention shaping Hughes’ strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
New York
Dan
Yin Wiwre
Hughes
Inselt
Republican Club
Ant Hywel
Ant
William H. Taft
New England
Maing
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Senatorgang
Proctor
Knox
Hitself
Jersey
New Enggland
Herbert Parsons
Washington
Taft
Odell
Fifth Avenue
McNeely Gardiner Wedding in Alto Ovioth Inn
The marriage of Miss Gantiner to George McNeely occurred at St An drew's Chapel on Division Street with Rev. Brockholat Morgan officiating. The ceremony featured a lace gown and pink carnations, a reception at the bride's home, and gifts including gold links for the groom and maid of honor. The couple planned a ten day trip and will reside at 192 Reid Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alto O'vioth
Bt. Andrew's Chapel
Division Street
Migs Agenea
Gantiner
William Jardinoy
Reid'street
George “McNegly
Brockholat Morgan
Moixan
George A.’ Loach
Milas Esther Mie
Piers
Mies
Clarence
J. Bury
Robert Welch
McMeely Jett
South
Miss Susien Fulton and J Lynn McVicker Wed
Miss Susien Fulton of Cranford and J Lynn McVicker of this city were married Wednesday evening by the Reverend W W Youngson at the parsonage on South Broad street. The bridesmaid was Miss Horenos B. Son of Westfield and the best man was Frederick R. Watten of this county. After the ceremony the couple took possession of their new home in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susien
Fulton
Cranford
J. Lynn McVicker
Thia
W. W. Youngson
Tames M
South Broad Street
Horenos B. Son
Westfield
Frederick R. Watten
Vally
Vicker
Waco
Sayre
Safe Investment and Rail Freight Pressures Push Wages Up
Fragmented OCR reads as a historical note on financial investment and rising costs. It mentions corn and grain, higher profits, rail freight car shortages, and the impact on wage earners. The text is garbled but suggests economic strain from transport limits and commodity prices affecting households.
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Teaneport
Avery Ee i
Ohio seeks governor race after Harris term
Columbus January 31 Governor Harris has expressed desire to stay as Ohio governor in a letter to the State Grange master. Washington reports name of Cincinnati Congressman Nicholas Longworth as a possible candidate and the President's nominee is noted as a potential successor to Governor Hughes. The governor's formal reelection bid has not been announced.
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Columbus
Harris
Ohio
State Grange
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Longworth
Hugaria
the State Grange
Banished for Life From United States in Silk Fraud Case
New York dispatch reports Charlex Browne, a former U S customs examiner, convicted of fraud and conspiracy for helping to cheat the United States of 2 500 000. He was extradited to face fraud charges after escaping to Canada. The fraud indictment will be dismissed. Browne faces lifelong banishment and must leave the country within 24 hours. The case has dragged through federal court for seven years.
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Canada
Journal
New York
United States
Charlex
Browne
Customs Service
Ring
Waa Neciwd
Leas
Aeven
We Are King at New Lyceum Theatre
We Are King presents a Zenda like tale of a soldiers of fortune who resembles a king and seizes the throne while the real monarch is confined in a madhouse. David Cally excels in dual roles as the usurper and the mad king. performances continue tonight and tomorrow. Proctor's Bijou Dream features new motion pictures from Keith and Proctor's Bijou Dream in West Twenty-third street.
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New Lyceum Theatre
Gunstave ‘Venner
Hector
Kliinburg
May
Tyler
David Cally
William Clifford
Klas
Raven
Proctor
Keith and
West Twenty-third Street
Lecture on the Historia Mediterranean by Rev. Leary at Pelham Manor
The Rev. Lewis Gaston Leary gave a lecture on the Historia Mediterranean at Christ Church Parish Hall East Scott Place before a large audience. He traced the sea’s vast reach across three continents, described seas, gulfs, and islands, noted dangers like typhoons, explained sea products such as sponges and pearls, and contrasted Old Town’s oriental charm with modern Algerian boulevards. He covered Phoenician commerce, Roman influence, and compared costs of English pauper relief to other nations.
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Lewis Gaston Leary
Europe
Asia
Africa
Sicily
Sardinia
Caraica
Iere
Drv
Algiers
Mediterranean
Axantion
Place
Haa
Wreat
Merot
Carthage
Apj
Irda Kane
Panic of 1907 Stopgap Bank Plan Recalled
The piece recounts how the 1907 financial panic was contained by decisive Clearing House action led by experienced bankers. It describes suspension of Knickerbocker Trust, bank runs, and the rapid deployment of emergency currency to stabilize reserves and restore confidence.
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Mexinder Gtilbert
Plainfield
Untion County
Appleton
Governor Fork
the Plain
Gilbert
Folluwye
Wall Street
Eliivs
Clearing House
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Sento
Enen
Exch
Renault
Roxerven
Tts
Clearing House Bank
Clearing House Bankn
Thermore
Conservative Union County Savings Bank Statement
A conservative institution Union County Savings Bank published a full statement in the Journal. It details the securities of the Seakelper county and radlyond bonds, all listed as first liens on real estate. The notes bear interest from February 1 and are available for viewing during business hours and evenings.
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Maine
New Jarany
M'Vicker-Fulton
Prosident
Dn L. G. Leary
Christ Church Hall
Kingdom of
Holland
Australia
New Zealand
Denmark
Greece
Norway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wishe T
Alouthy
Elizabeth
NEW York Clearing House Ass'n
Conservative Institution
Market Street
Oxford and Blue
Tures
Broad Street
Newark
de Yaemap Dre
Wanamaker’s
America
Wanamaker's
John Wanamaker
Broadway
10Th St
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