Fusionists Plan for Campaign Await Mitchel Decision
A deferral of action by G O P leaders and a scramble over suffrage items mark tense Washington maneuvers. Representative Mann seeks to discharge the Judiciary Committee to push a federal suffrage vote while Democrats anticipate floor action and address party alignments in a battle over future leadership and strategy.
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Mitchel
Washington
Sedames K Mann
Henabliran
Sho Xkil
Theie
Claude Ritchin
Mann
Ake
Munn
Judiciary Committee
Thin
Wulfrace
Olka
Tammany Hall
Tailin House
T Hanover Square
William Hamily Childs
Mrealide
Nese
Oreanteurion
Plata
Childs
Manhattan Republicana
Charles T. Bernheimer
Charles Fey Hughes
Jt Ogden UL. Mille
George W. Perkins
George W. Wickersham
Henry Je
Stine”ton
Cleveland I. Dodge
Gordon Auchincore
Thomas I Chadbourne, Jr
Henry Morgenthies
Joseph M. Prien
Charles Stockier
Labor Party
Tymothy Healy
Treklyn
Republicana
E. W. Allen
Murray Lamont
W. 8. Banmetnr
K. Twachell
George Z. Mortimer
Elmer Samers
Democrats
Edward W. Bassett
Charles W Bondy
A. H. Rantman
Charles J. Roberteun
Hyon Republicans
Richard W. Lawrence
Trane G. Johnson
Smith
Querne
Hf. P. Williams
Frank H. Lace
Damey
AL McDonald
Richmond
Nathan
Childe
Stolen Horseshoes and Odd Luck Turnings Noted
A garbled report describes a theft of horseshoes and a strange claim that such thefts alter luck. The text references an individual named Ebwier snes and mentions stables, a company, and a location on F Simih Avenue. Details are unclear but imply a local incident with theft and superstition surrounding luck.
Mrs A S White Sued For Lingerie Bill
Mrs A S White, wife of Archibald Whyte, faces a suit over a lingerie wardrobe bill. The case, heard in the Supreme court for Tigsa, details payments for garments made by Dane & Anita and involves figures around $40 and later costs. The suit centers on Dr. Arman’s bond and social prominence in Boston during the era.
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Ara Clive
Cvlette White
Archibald
Whyte
Ladiker
Prro
Moter
Nwutrs
Porterter
Supreme Court
Roene Bof
Dane & Anite
Eilly
Yale
Kreg & 0
Meniler
Bostuniitin
Poison Fumes At Fire Kill Two In Arlington Plant
A fire at the Arlington chemical plant released nitrate fumes and alcohol vapors killing two workers. The fire was discovered by a supervisor and a watchman assisted in extinguishing it. Both victims died en route to the hospital.
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Ami
Wid
Howe
Roth
Arlington
Arlington. Y
Arlingtor Company
Joan
Alin
Adorme
Huewitel
Tornado Toll and Damage Sweep Missouri and Kansas
A brutal spate of tornadoes leaves at least twenty four dead and over a million dollars in damage across Missouri and Kansas. Reports indicate Boone County Missouri bears heavy losses with numerous injuries and homes destroyed as crews assist recovery and aid is coordinated by local authorities.
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Kanene
Boone County
Mianuis
Wrnaca
Streetcar Fare Changes Await Final Decision
Public hearings on Third Avenue Railway Company fare increases proceed amid questions of overall transit costs and potential impact on riders. Attorneys for Brooklyn, Manhattan and New York agencies argued for comprehensive review while noting powers to adjust fares without harming service in future routes.
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Third Avenue
Cimpany
Peretietan
New York Rathcoye
John
Tegerts
Brooklyn Sawyer
Uriel
Emormiéitian
Feelers
Man Testifies He Gave Dancing Partner 21000 In Stolen Funds
James Foye described to Magbe at Tombs Court how he delivered twenty one thousand dollars to Mrs. Elizabeth AweIn and Mrs. Briggs. He recounted laundering the money through New York and Philadelphia banks and arranging for her to open an account at Astor Trust Company while avoiding disclosure of his name.
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Foye
James
Magbe
Keatol
Tombs Court
Iley
Mra
Elizbeth AweIn
Nap
Roarriage
Myo
Brooklyn
Fraidavat
Briggs
Joe
Piettre
Megas
Aus
Fin
Manhattan
Astor Trust Company
Truit Company
Wablert
Austin
Evitener
Briggy
Aietin
Mattooe
Hennelyan
Eorman
Amiene
Sali
Massive Sunday School Parade Sets Brooklyn Anniversary
About 125000 Sunday School pupils are expected to parade across twenty districts in Brooklyn marking the 88th anniversary of the Brooklyn Sunday School Union. Garreiner Whitman will review, Mayor Mitik and others to attend. churches will host brief exercises, with a large parade in the after noon.
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Wand Heanklyn
Brooklyn Sunday School Union
Garireer Whitman
Mitek
Sengiar Wiliam Mytabter
Borcomgh
Neesident
Treeitent
Librarians Form Union at Priilie School No 40
A group of New York librarians formed a union during a meeting at Priilie School No 40 on Twedteth Street. Officers named include Squires president and Pater vice president with Walken recording secretary and Mahoney treasurer, pledging industrial rather than professional goals.
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Tas End
Terlay
Win Mogh Frayne
American Federation
Latar Tel
New York
Priilie Schoal No. 40
Ty Nee
Stieers
Mies
Squires
Anne Pater
Mie
May Walken
Mary Ilnek
Warretat
Tin Mahoney
Uresam
Light Co Cites War As Reason for Not Reducing Price
The New York Kilahom Company cites war as the reason for not lowering lighting charges after June 1. The Public Service Commission faced disputes over a price set in January and a later reduction promised to aid consumers. Officials including Graves Whitney discussed property valuations and delays that hindered earlier reductions.
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New York Kilaon Company
Politic Service Commission
Herdimpwhy
Mitchel
Ity
Renpositi
Ocrastan Yestoring
Mable
Graves M. Whitney
Oly Chamberlain
Milo
Vammiarlim
New York
Eskenm Cape
Ste Whitney
Marthie
Gen Bell Heads National Military Fete Ceremony
An official military fete featured General Bell as the principal figure with the ceremony spanning a morning and evening program. Major Mowanh commanded a drill segment, with a division review and a parade showcasing maneuvers and ceremonial display before a large audience.
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Gen. Bell
Wriay Hull Agora
United States
Dain Mowanh
Gheerral
Amieery
Racinut
Sunday Revival Programme Draws US-Based Churches
A fragmented schedule lists services and meetings across multiple streets and avenues. Key events include sermons by Billy Sanday and Billy Suraday at Tabernacle Brom and the Methertuet Churn, with Sunday school sessions and women’s suppers noted.
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Epmo Hoasinee
John Street
Tedonn
Enum Opesate
Peedmatic
Piann, Company
Pitty
Pnty
Leonand
Husson Steel
Thirty-fourth Streets
Elevator Company
Yonkert
Psmo
Tabernacle
Brom
Neny
188Th Street
Billy Sanday
Tabernacle Hole
Evander Childs
Brarls Avenues
Woodyertet
Methuuist
Woodysrest Avenue
Eth
Staten
Richmond Vailey
Centra Y
Triitucton
Fly
Thirty-seventh
FeVne
Tahwrnacie
Neemway
Billy Sunday Urges Bond Purchase at Tabernacle Rally
Sunday erupts in a warlike sermon before about 15 000 at the Tabernacle urging subscribers to buy Liberty bonds and threatening measures if funds are not raised. He cites political figures and mock threats to force support while railing at opponents and urging exits for dissenters.
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Billy
Satan
Barktine
Tabernacle
Willy
Liberty Thorn
Army
Navy wMeints
Gary
George W. Perkine
Frank Vanderlip
Ioan
Furann
Toy
Teddy
Rowe
Brancé
Moana
Tim
Root
Ivano
Maddeo
Whitman Favors Bill For Freer Use of Flag
Whitman backs a bill to ease restrictions on flag use, urging broader rights for display and copying. The discussion references state and national lawmakers, with alignment from Albany and involvement of delegation members and local officials. The piece notes ongoing political maneuvering and potential further action after a specified date.
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Whitman
Huber’s Widow to Get Most of $500 000 Estate
A late 19th century note reports that Huber’s widow secures the majority of a $500000 estate after his death. The rest appears to be divided among other claimants, with a portion set for Mrs Maber’s widow who remarried Martin J Wight, son of a local commissioner.
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Huber
Suproxace CouMay
Garage
Mystuery Ale
Geange Ule Thorp
Maber
Martin J ~ Wight
William J. Wriehe
Mt Corrections
Vanished Funds Linked to Emerson Moton in Hearing
Testimony at a federal hearing traced funds tied to Emerson Moton and the Emerson Motor Company, including $30,000 in checks to engineer Nichols P. Wilson and a sequence totaling $75,000 to the Emerson Truck and Tractor Company. Officials discussed how funds moved to Pax Tractor and other entities amid an industry graft case.
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Emerson Motors Company
Gileheist & Ay
Federal Building My
Dl. Sullivan
Emenee My
Emerson Tag Nd Tractor Company
Tateag
Nichols P. Wilson
Emerison
Ema Yon Motors Company
Seivan
Wpson
Nucullivan
Emecson Mown Company
Emeson Truck and ‘Tractor Company
Wild
Pax Tractor Company
Bill Adding 12 Million To State Income Signed
A garbled report indicates a bill allocating twelve million dollars to state revenue was signed into law. The text also mentions names and dates but is largely unreadable, with unclear context about purposes and beneficiaries.
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the Tabernacle
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Charleston
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