Root Bomb Drops in Albany Senate Caucus Clash
Albany March 8 1910 Republican Senators caucused to select a new president pro tem for the state senate amid a clash between Old Guard bosses and Hughes allies. Root telegram urged Hinman as leader to unify the party. Adjournment forced until Thursday as Cobb supporters push their man while factions split.
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New York Times
Albany
Jotham P. Allds
Senate
Gov. Hughes
United States
Root
Republican Party
Taft
George H. Cobb
Jefferson
Senator Allds
Davenport
Oneida
Harvey D. Hinman
Broome
Washington, D. C
Frederick M. Davenport
State Senate
N. C
Hinman
Hughes
Yle
Republican Club
Allds
Weil
Cobb
George A. Davis
Erie
Timothy L. Woodruff
William Darnes, Jr
Francis Hendricks
Syracuse
George W. Aldridge
Rochester
Reckless baby carriages cause serious injury to Thomas Farrell
Two speeding baby carriage chauffeurs collided on Third Avenue at Forty-fifth Street injuring 74 year old Thomas Farrell. He suffered a dislocated shoulder and severe shock and was taken to Flower Hospital. Police seek eye witnesses and full descriptions of the chauffeurs and their charges.
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Thomas Farrell
Third Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
Fritz Augustus
Flo
O'Brien
Flower Hospital
Hanton
Farrell
Roosevelts Pursuit by reporters Hovers Near Khartoum
A Khartoum dispatch to the Daily Mail reports ex president Roosevelt now hunted by American correspondents along the Nile. Reporters have hired steamboats at high rates and await his arrival to ask about a potential 1920 bid. Roosevelt is near Lake No with no telegraph access.
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New York Times
London
Khartoum
Daily Mail
Roosevelt
Roosevelt to Visit Mission in Sudan Amid Nile Patrols
Col Roosevelt and entourage spend day shooting along Behr el Ghazal as they plan to visit the American Mission at Doleib Hill near the Sebat River. No official reception at Taufikia or Kodok. Doleib Hill marks the northern mission outpost of the United Presbyterian Church of North America in Africa.
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Doleib Hill
Africa
Board of Foreign Missions
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Panic in Subway as Short Circuit Sparks Fire at Worth Street
A Lenox Avenue local train entering Worth Street station was struck by a short circuit and fire in the controller box and under car flooring. Smoke filled cars two through four, passengers fled through windows, guards delayed door opening, causing a twenty minute tie up while attempts to escape continued.
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Worth Street
Interborough
Lenox Avenue
Frankford Avenue
Sergi. Thompson
Frankford
Six Shot by Strikebreakers in Frankford Avenue Rampage
Philadelphia report details a violent melee as strikebreakers in two cars fired on a pursuing mob along Frankford Avenue. Victims include a 14 year old girl and several adults. police seized the car barn and confiscated revolvers as officers scrambled to restore order.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Frankford Avenue
Kensington
Frankford
Harrison Street
Allegheny Avenue
John Sipple
Kensington Avenue
Reading
Church Street
John Maloney
Michael Osborne
Helen May
Overington Street
Avement
Therankford Library
William Smith
Mulberry Street
Paul and Meadow Street
Taylor
City Hall
Mrs Belmont’s suffrage work detailed in public statement
The Political Equality Association led by Mrs O H P Belmont released a thorough account of its activities and finances since August 1909. The document praises Belmont’s initiative, lists expenditures totaling 11 106.89 with most paid by Belmont herself, and notes offices at 505 Fifth Avenue and a free press bureau maintained for two years.
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O. H. P. Belmount
Political Equality Association
Belmont
Mackay
England
Political Equality League
National Association
New York State Woman Suffrage Association
McKee Schawb Suit Appoints Hall Referee
Notice filed with the County Clerk names ex Supreme Court Justice Ernest Hall as referee to hear determine a suit of H Sellers McKee against Charles M Schwab. Attorney Frederick W Garvin declined to state the action's nature. McKee is father of A Hart McKee and had historic Pittsburg ties.
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Supreme Court
Ernest Hall
H. Sellers McKee
Charles M. Schwab
Frederick W. Garvin
McKee
A. Hart McKee
Pittsburg
Duquesne Club
penOne
Hig
National Glass Company
American Window Glass Company
Easter Sunday Times to Publish March 43 Issue
The Easter edition of The Sunday Times will publish on Sunday next, March 43. It will be beautifully illustrated and feature many remarkable and interesting features. Orders for this number should be placed early.
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Lished
Pullers to Aeatlemen Fifth Avenue June 381
Fragmentary OCR note references a date or address on Fifth Avenue with unclear names. The legible piece mentions Pullers and a cryptic junction of numbers. The record preserves the uncertain event as a brief item from a historical page.
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Pullers
Aeatlemen
One Night Out to Florida by Penna and Atlantic Line
Train schedule shows a daily limited night service from The Standard Railway of the South to Florida with a 2 PM departure noted for February 28. The fragment indicates a Pennsylvanian and Atlantic Line cooperation, but details are incomplete.
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Florida
Penna
Atlantic Line
Standard Railway of the South
Halsbury Clears Calendar In Fast Appeal Court Session
Lord Halsbury, nearly 85, returned to the Appeal Court to avert a backlog due to two Lord Justices' absence. He closed three cases by luncheon and disposed of another set for tomorrow. One complex ruling took only one and a half minutes.
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NEW York Times
London
Lord Halsbury
Appeal Court
New Appendicular Gastralgia Described by Royal Society
London March 8 The Royal Society of Medicine heard a fresh series of appendix related indictments as a cause of suffering. Twenty four operation cases showed stomach pains due to unrecognized appendix disease with many operations performed for suspected ulcers only to find normal stomach or intestine. Dr Herbert J Paterson proposed the name appendicular gastralgia for this disease.
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NEW York Times
London
Royal Society of Medicine
Herbert J. Paterson
Patten Stirrs Liverpool In Wild May Cotton Rumor
James A. Patten, Chicago financier, arrives in Liverpool aboard the Mauretania and meets with a leading cotton broker. He jokes that the run has just begun and hints at a possible May deal, while denying intentions to trade wheat or cotton and planning to return on the Mauretania if possible.
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NEW York Times
Liverpool
James A. Patten
Mauretania
Exchange
Patten
March
Chicago
England
America
Prayer Over Postal Banks Sweeps to House Referal
Washington March 8 the Postal Savings Bank bill passed the Senate last Saturday and moved to the House where it was referred to the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads. Chairman Weeks indicated no immediate report and warned of a prayerful, lengthy consideration.
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Washington
Postal Savings Bank
Senate
House
Committee On
Post Offices and Post Roads
Weeks
Post Office Committee
Aldrich
la Follette
Death by Own Action Claims Earl D. Thomas Jr
Earl D. Thomas Jr., 80, son of Brig. Gen. Earl D. Thomas, died by shooting himself in a Colorado Springs hotel room. He arrived from Fort Logan as J. E. Franklin and had been drinking with friends the prior evening. He served as a clerk to the Commissary General at Fort Logan.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Earl D. Thomas, Jr
Earl D. Thomas
Department of Colorado
Denver
Fort Logan
J. E. Franklin
Colorado City
Thomas
Department of
Colorado and
Wyoming
Dean bill fails in Ohio Senate over liquor local option
The Dean bill amending county local option to let municipalities vote on liquor sales without county results was defeated 18 to 16 in the Ohio State Senate. Liquor interests had campaigned to influence Governor Harmon’s re-election, claiming the liquor vote would decide the race. Wade H. Ellis, Republican committee chair, conferred with liquor league representatives amid the effort.
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New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Dean
State Senate
Harmon
State Liquor League
Washington
Burton
Taft
Wade H. Ellis
Republican State Executive Committee
Liquor League
Shipping News Arrived in Jaffa and Pacific Route Details
Latest shipping news notes the steamship Cincinnati arrived at Jaffa on March 6. It lists routes to California and the Pacific via West Ya Railroad with a fare of 68 dollars. A February 28 to April 14 schedule and a contact phone 6310 are also mentioned.
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Cincinnati
Jaffa
Californie
Pacific Sae
Weatya R. R
N. Central
Iediennaay
Allds Cross-Examined Over Allds Stock and Bridge Bill
At Albany Senator Jotham P. Allds faces cross-examination on a $1000 bribery charge amid questions about the Fifth Avenues Stage bill and a block of New York Transportation Co stock. Osborne hammers Allds on conscience and oath while noting Platt’s influence as spectators overflow galleries.
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New York Times
Albany
Capitol
Jotham P. Allds
Chenango
Senate
James W. Osborne
Benn Conger
Allds
Osborne
Senator Allds
New York Transortation Company
New York City
Norwich
Thomas Co. Platt
Senate and Assembly
Mr. Osborne
Senator Platt
Conger
Littleton
Davis
Mr. Littleton, Jr
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