Will Force Race Issue In Congress Over Southern Representation
In Washington the Crumpacker plan to probe Southern elections and push for reduced Southern representation in the House is set to trigger a party clash. The administration backs the move while Democrats resist, with Spooner in the Senate and Crumpacker in the House leading the proceedings and a resolution targeting Indianola and related post office matters advancing to committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Times
Washington
Indianola
Congress
Friends of
Crumpacker
Indiana
House
Spooner
Wisconsin
Senate
Mra Crumpacker
Payne
House of Representatives
Mississippi
Post Office Committee
Indianora
Greenville
Heathman
McLaurin
Williams
Department of Justice
Tost
South
Index to Departments and Page Citations
Directory style entry listing sections such as Commercial World Amusements Arrivals at Hotels and Out-of-Town Buyers Business Troubles Court Calendars Insurance Notes Legal Notes Losses by Fire Foreign M mails Net Intelligence New Corporations Railroads Real Estate Society United Service Weather Report Yesterday's Wires with their corresponding page numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insuranse
So Net Intelligence
United Service
Weather Report
The Luxury of Travel in Pennsylvania Special
The Pennsylvania Special carries Chicano travelers daily year round, offering a twenty hour journey from New York. The line highlights the luxury of travel as described by Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Ady
Senator McLaurin Seeks Investigation Over Cox Resignation
McLaurin states he pursued an inquiry and will reveal papers showing a mass meeting formed a committee to circulate a petition asking Mrs Cox to resign, and that she resigned before the committee could present it. The item is described as preserved in cold storage in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaurin
Roosevelt Honors Washington YMCA Fifty Year Banquet
President Roosevelt headlined a Washington YMCA anniversary banquet with over 300 guests. He praised organized effort to combat evil, urged strength and decency in young men, and cited Civil War leaders to stress devotion to country and moral responsibility.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Washington Young Men's Christian Association
International Committee of North America
Helen Gould
MacAlpin
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Wesley
Grant
Sherman
Thomas
Farragut
Lincoln
Editor Gonzales Dies After Wound In South Carolina Crisis
N G Gonzales editor dies at 1 PM after four days fighting septic poisoning from a liver wound inflicted in a shooting by Lieut. Gov. Tillman. Crowds gather near bulletin boards as funeral planned for Trinity Church at 4 PM with Bishop Capers presiding. Body in charge of Coroner Green.
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Columbia
S. C
N. G. Gonzales
Gov. Tillman
Gonzales
Trinity Church
Trinity Church, and Will Be Presided Over By Bishop Capers
Yorkville
8. C
Green
Four 24 Hour Trains in Chicago Quiet the East West Link
The New York Central gains the title The connecting line between the East and West by offering four 24 hour trains in Chicago alongside a 20 hour trail and three slower daily trains, boosting service and signaling stronger linking of regions.
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Chicago
New York Central
Lne
East
Adv
Duke and Duchess of Manchester Hit with Baggage Attachment
A sheriff attached 125 pieces of luggage of the Duke and Duchess of Manchester at the Holland House over a $695 bill for a necklace bought in December 1900 from Frederic Diamond Company. The hotel held the goods as security while the Duke and Duchess travel. Henry Brill and attorney George Pinney acted for the hotel. the couple returned later to settle or depart with belongings.
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Duchess of
Manchester
Lucania
Holland House
Frederic Diamond Company
Altman
Holland
Brill
Duke of Manchester
Frederic Store
Wobrong- Way
New York
Cincinnati
Henry B. Hollins
The
Duk
Zimmerman
Europe
Plans Court in Washington for Prince Cupid
Word from Honolulu says Washington will be amazed when Prince Cupid, Hawaii’s delegate, takes his seat. He aims to live a royal court in Washington with a private secretary, ladies in waiting, and receptions in Hawaiian style funded by a Hawaii Legislature appropriation of 10,000 dollars to sustain a princely establishment.
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New York Times
San Francisco
Cal
Honolulu
Washington
Prince Cupid
Congress
Hawaii
Queen Lil
Royal Lane
Woman Accused of Murder in Pittsburg Suburb
Mrs Letitia Eagle wife of S F S Eagle superintendent at Pressed Steel Car Company and social figure in Avalon was arraigned in criminal court in Pittsburg on murder charges in the death of her thirteen year old ward Edna Sacne last May. The coroner initially ruled death a suicide but DA Haymaker ordered a full inquiry. Mrs Eagle proclaimed her innocence throughout.
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Pittsburg
Letitia Eagle
Eagle
Pressed Steel Car Company
Avalon
Edna Sacne
Haymaker
Mrs. Eagle
Coldest Northern New York Night Drives Temps Down
Plattsburg reports the deepest cold of the season with 20 below at IXN, 28 below at Lake Placid, 31 below at Saranac, and 22 or so below at Paul Smiths as harsh weather grips the region. Strong winds and record lows marked the night across Northern New York cities.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
New York
Raney
Duane US
Saranac "Lane
Paul Smith
Lake Placid
Real Scotch Ad Promotes Cheer and Wholesome Taste
An advertisement extols Usher's Scotch as pleasant tasting and good for cheer. The copy emphasizes it as agreeable and wholesome with a brief, upbeat endorsement. No further names or dates are provided beyond the brand reference.
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Usher
Elopement and Marriage of Heiress and Whitney
New York Times special from San Francisco chronicles the elopement and wedding of Miss Daisy Parrott, heiress of John Parrott, and J Parker Whitney, son of a Boston millionaire who runs a California fruit ranch. Mrs Parrott opposed the match and briefly detained her daughter before the couple wed at the Palace Hotel, after bribing a servant to release Daisy. The ceremony was performed by Rev Foote of Grace Episcopal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
San Francisco
Daisy Parrott
John Parrott
Boston
California
Placer County
Engine Blows Up Killing Two Near Castleton
Albany dispatch reports New York Central freight engine 1707 blew up near Castleton after leaving Rensselaer at 8 10. Both engineer Patrick Kinney of Rensselaer and fireman J Sprought of Albany were killed. The Lake Shore Limited narrowly avoided wreck, stopping after sighting the blaze. Head Brakeman Mattoon of West Albany is missing.
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Albany
New York Central
Melrose
Rensselaer
Castleton
Lake Shore Limited
Wilbany
Patrick Kinney
J. Sprought
Randall
Buffalo
Rainbow observed in clear skies across Ohio towns
In Norwalk a bright rainbow stood at the zenith for over half an hour this morning with cloudless skies and bright sun. Akron residents likewise saw a rainbow near the center of the heavens, displaying all primary colors in a striking, clear-sky display.
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Norwalk
Akron
Ohio
Boston artist wins Walter Lippincott Prize for Sunlight
Frank W. Benson of Boston earns 300 dollars for the best figure picture in the Academy of Fine Arts yearly exhibition with Sunlight, depicting a little girl in white at her mother's knee. Jury of Award includes J McLure Hamilton and others as named by President Coates. Other awards to be given this season include the Temple gold medal and the Jenkie Sesnan gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Walter Lippincott
The
Academy of Fine Arts
Frank W. Benson
Boston
Coates
J. McLure Hamilton
J. Alden Weit
Colin C. Cooper
E. Burgess Warren
Herbert M. Howe
Clement B. Newbold
Temple
Jenkie Sesnan
O Reilly to Be Transferred From Tenderloin Precinct
Rumors of Capt. Miles O Reilly’s removal from the Tenderloin precinct spread after a high police official confirmed a transfer within days. The official praised O Reilly’s honesty but said his pacific methods failed to curb violations, suggesting Capt. Schmittberger as a possible successor amid circulation of the move. O Reilly, contacted, declined to comment beyond noting he heard the rumor and expressing readiness for a happy home change if it occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Capt
Hkin
Schmittberger
Death by Own Action Shocks Washington Figure Barrett
Arthur W. Barrett brother of ex Congress man W J Barrett and former Secretary of the United States Legation at Caracas committed death by own action in his Ebbitt House room. He used the name L Bruce Ottawa while staying a week. A letter signed with his correct name cited liquor and passion for a married older woman as causes. His wife left him last August and he had declined rapidly.
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Washington, Jan. W
Arthur W. Barrett
W. J. Barrett
United States Legation
Caracas
Venezuela
Ebbitt House
L. Bruce
Ottawa
Mr. May
Toronto
Classified Ad Seeks Managerial Role in AI Firm
A 36 year old, educated and tactful executive offers to pay $1000 to the party securing him a permanent managerial or high level position in a large AI concern. He currently earns $5000 managing a business with limited prospects and signs as Ener getic from Box 154 Times Office Ady.
Deerfoot Farm Sausages Try Two-Pound Package
Advertisement for Deerfoot Farm sausages made from tender dairy fed pork, young and fat, seasoned with selected spices. Promotes a two pound package and warns to beware of imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfoot Farm
Two Senates Face Off In Colorado Crisis
Denver observers report a split Colorado Senate and armed factions at the State House as Republicans move to unseat Democrats in the House to secure a joint ballot majority. Lieutenant Governor Haggett blocks a minority report, doors are locked, and lawmakers await guidance amid militia talk and tense street scenes.
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Denver
State Senate
State House
House
Senate
Gov
Haggen
Committee On Elections
Cty
Arapahoe
Edward O. Wolcott
S. W. Belford
Arapahoe County
McGill- Weir
McGill
Riley
Garcia
Sanchez
Aguilar
Stevens
Hillyer
Traxler
Mangle
Lowell
Morgan
Monson
Hilliard
Moore
Haggott
Haggett
Minority Report
Peabody
Moxie
Brauer
Sherman Bell
Roosevelts
McMann
Wolcott
Armstrong
Adams
Anti Addicks Fight Shapes U S Senate Ballot Clash
Dover Del January 10 Regular Republicans backing a coalition with Democrats gain a tactical edge before Senate vacancy voting. They appoint a committee to confer with Democrats seeking time beyond Wednesday as factional talks hinge on long and short term seats. Ex Senator Higgins and Col Hi A Du Pont named for long and short terms by Regular caucus while Democrats pick Ex Senator Kenney and Willard Saulsbury for long and short terms. Henry B Thompson heads anti Addicks Republicans pushing coalition prospects.
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Nte York Times
Dover
Del
United States
Addicks
Union Republicans
Higgins
Col
Hi. A. du Pont
Kenney
Willard Saulsbury
Henry B. Thompson
President Roosevelt and King Edward Send Wireless Greetings
Messages transmitted by the Marconi wireless link between Cape Cod and Cornwall report cordial greetings from President Roosevelt to King Edward and the British Empire and a reciprocal reply from Edward VII thanking the American people for their kind message. The exchange notes admiration for wireless telegraphy and mutual wishes for prosperity.
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King Edward
South Wellfleet
Mass
Jun. L
Marconi
Cape Cod
Cornwall
England
Roosevelt
Edward
Edward VII
London
Eng
British Empire
Theodore Roosevelt
Wellfleet, Mass
Sandringham
Jum Bble
White House
Washington
America
Ldward
Fast Coaching Trip From New York To Lakewood
A New York to Lakewood coaching trip covered 110 miles in eight and a half hours, with six in the party including Mr Hyde and Maurice Howlett. Relays of twenty six horses and sixteen men were used along the route from West Fifty eighth Street in New York, stopping at New Brunswick for luncheon. The coach reached Georgian Court at 5 40 pm, claiming the fastest trip between New York and the Lakewood resort.
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New York Times
Lakewood
N. J
James I. T Hyde
New Brunswick
New York
Mr. Hyde
Maurice W.howdlet
T. Suttern Tiler
William A. Hamilton
Greta Pomeroy
George J. Giguld
Gould
Li West Pifty
Eighth Street
Newark
Rah- Wey
Thiow Orlock
Mansion House
Georgian Court
Tariff War Threatened In Senate Move On Trade Policy
Washington reports a Senate resolution by Senator Lodge directs the Finance Committee to probe if any countries levy duties or otherwise discriminate against US goods, and to consider maximum and minimum duties to favor non discriminating nations. The move ties to reciprocity talks with France and others and signals potential action affecting Cuban sugar concessions and West Indies treaties.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate
Ledge
Finance Committee
United States
Aldrich
France
Germany
Russia
Riesulved
Unm
Suinihir
Senator Lodge
Switzerland
Holland
Great
Britain
Foreign Relations Committee
West Indies
Strike by Plate Glass Glaziers Union Takes Effect
The shorter workday demand strikes into effect across twenty two Pittsburg Plate Glass Company controlled firms. Three firms granted the wage concession. The union operates as a branch of the Brotherhood of Painters recognized by the Board of Building Trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plate Glass Glaziers’ Union
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
The
Brotherhood of Painters
Board of Building Trades
The Every Day Train to California Ad
The electric lighted Overland Limited leaves Chicago at 8:00 PM via Chicago and North Western Union Pacific and Southern Railways. Offices listed at 461 287 and 349 Broadway.
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California
Chicago
Chicago and North-Western
Union Pacific
Southern Railways
Broadway
Ady
A Race with the Sun The Pennsylvania Special schedule
The Pennsylvania Special maintains a rapid schedule between New York and Chicago with hours slipping by without note. This brief item notes the swift train service and the constant movement of the rails era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Platt Renominated In Albany Republican Caucus
In a joint Republican caucus in Albany on January 10, Thomas C. Platt won the US Senate candidate vote with 105 to Elihu Root 1. Denison of Jefferson County cast the lone Root vote. The session also nominated a Regent for the State University and saw Democrats protest Stanchfield’s Saratoga remarks while praising Stanchfield's democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theew York Times
Albany
United States
Thomas C. Platt
Elihu Reot
Elsberg
Clark
Twenty-ninth
New York City
Nixon
Messrs
Morgan
Dank
Wainwright
Plank
Platt
Outterson
Jefferson County
Elihu Root
William A. Denison
Jefferson
Elon R. Brown
John (. Davies
Supreme Court
Davies
Root
Denison
Senate
Assembly
Amogine
Weber
John BB. Stanchfield
Saratoga
Stanchfield
Mrr. Devers
Bitler
Devers
Stanenfield
John Raines
Wm. Armsirens
Saratugs
Malloy
Senator Platt
ALC
Grady
Charles W. Hinson
Erie County
Strithfield
Stunchfield
New York
People
McCarren
Senateur
Stin Palmer
Greig
Palmer
Amy
Ble
Tin State
Staunchfield
Ninth District
John B. Stancchfield
Toc
Nng
Stanchtfield
Ninth Districts
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Mr. Crumpacker
Washington Y. M. C. A
Tillman
Burnett
Best Grocers
Tion
the Duchess
Plans Court
Black & White
J. Parker Whitney
O’reilly
Tenderloin
A. W. Barrett
Arthur W. Larrett
Amherst College
Colorado
Deniscratn Raney
Pall Mall London Cigarettes
James H. Hyde
Lodge
Mr. Root
Bolters
Devery
Mr. Stanch
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