Immigration bill push faces Wilson support doubts
Washington March 20 Special report says backers of the education test immigration bill plan a strong effort in the extra session to push through a nearly identical measure, hoping President Wilson will approve. Many Republican officeholders delay runs and office seekers clash over bench and old age issues, with Dockery fears rising.
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Taft
Wilson
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Justice Lurton
Cleveland
Edmund W. Pettus
Alabama
Pugh
Judiciary Committee
Pettus
Blaisdell to act as sole distributor starting April 1 1913
Announcement states that beginning April 1 1913 Mr. E Thurston Blaisdell of 416 Broadway Long Branch New Jersey will be the sole distributor for the.
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E. Thurston Blaisdell
Broadway
Long Branch
N. J
J. M. Horton Sea Gream Co. Ad in New Jersey
J M Horton Sea Gream Co advertises in Long Branch and nearby towns including Red Bank Eatontown Sea Bright Monmouth Beach Elberton and vicinity It promises increased delivery facilities to ensure prompt delivery of all orders wholesale or retail and invites requests for prices and information by phone 216 Long Branch.
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Red Bank
Eatontown
Sea Bright
Monmouth Beach
Elberon
N. J
Political Currents in Wilson Era Office Politics
The piece surveys postwar Washington, noting resistance to Wilson’s policies, the drift of Republican holdovers, and the persistent push by party friends for offices. It recalls Dockery’s influence, the White House visits by claimants, and the era’s clockwork of patronage amid shifting senior posts and labor commissioner debates.
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Wilson
White House
Neill
C. P. Neil
Labor
Lfe
Roosevelt
Taft
Absent Members Leave Senate Business Unattended
Report notes many Republicans were absent while those responsible for senate business attended. The remaining members slipped away to their homes, leaving the chamber sparsely populated during proceedings.
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Tad
Repib Jenne
Senate
Hamilton Flood Showed Lunch Wagon On Deserted Streets
A fragment notes Hamilton amid floods showing a lunch wagon on a deserted street. No further context or details are available to explain its significance or location.
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Etrasts
Militia Patrol Troy Relieves Firemen Under Flood Siege
In Troy New York March 2 martial law nearly declared as two military companies patrol streets and ease exhausted police and firemen after days of continuous duty. Fires worsen flood devastation with thousands of dollars in damage. The flood forces relief efforts with the state armory and Y M C A converted into funds and supply depots for sufferers.
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Troy
N.Y
Miny
Turns
Public Safety Department
Albany
State Armory
Young Men's Christian Association
Flood abates in Hudson and Mohawk valleys
New York flood conditions peaked early yesterday with rapid recession beginning at 2 pm. Reports from Thomson and upstream areas show water receding nine inches and a foot respectively, signaling an end to the surge as rivermen expect continued decline. Weather forecasts call for fair skies and rising temperatures with light southerly winds.
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Albany
N. Y
Hudson
Mohawk
John Dix Coffin
Thomson
Dix
Justice Bischoff Killed In Elevator Fall
New York reports Supreme Court Justice Henry Bischoff crushed to death when an elevator in the Emigrants Industrial Savings bank building rose while he was in it his body falling thirteen stories to the shaft bottom. Prominent officials including John Purroy Mitchel and Edward E. McCall were in the car and attempted rescue.
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New York
Supreme Court
Henry Bischoff
Emigrants Industrial Savings Bank
John Purroy Mitchel
Board of Aldermen
Edwar E. McCall
Public Service Commission
Justice Bischom
James McCrea Dies Former Pennsylvania Railroad President
James McCrea, former president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, died at his home in Haverford last night. The notice appears amid assorted quotations and brief remarks, including a Baltimore American quote and unrelated Italy and Napoleon references.
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James McCrea
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Haverford
Two Buckets Debate Purpose On Return From Well
A humorous dialogue between two buckets as they travel to a well notes distant looks and the paradox of returning empty yet leaving full. One bucket laments being tied and the other suggests even when empty they still go away full in meaning and wit.
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Ladies* Home Journal
Whiz The Bat Man Hurries To Catch Train
A Cincinnati Enquirer item describes a comic scene where a costumed bat man bursts to a ticket office window, checks a clock at 2 31, and asks if he can catch the 2 80 train. The ticket clerk replies he has time but not the speed.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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