Close Watch on Senate Control in Upcoming Conflicts
National Republicans organize to preserve Senate majority as Quay shifts aid to Akins and New Mexico. Leaders Clarkson Alger Millett Bliss Pullman Manley Estee Johnson map strategies for Kansas California Wyoming North Dakota Montana Nebraska contests. Democrats counter with plans for early public statements and coordinated state actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson
Alger
Werner Miller
Bliss
Quay
Senate
Voorhees
PROM
Watersoatos
Senator Quay
Akrons
New Mexico
Federal Union
National Committee
Arlington Hotel
Lato
Philadelphia
Arlington
United States Senate
General Clarkson
Warner Millett
New York
Cornelius N. Bliss
George M. Pullman
Chicago
Joe Manley
Mains
Estee
San Francisco
Martin N. Johnson
North Dakota
Congress
Kansas
California
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
Democratic Side in Senate Contests Focus on Wyoming and Montana
Democratic leaders and advisers, led by Gorman Brice and Carlisle with National Chairman Harrity, organized efforts at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to block Republican control of Wyoming Montana and Kansas seats. Ex Secretary Whitney wired Cheyenne for exact election results as Montana and Wyoming disputes unfold with new headquarters planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gorman
Brice
Carlisle
United States
Wyoming
Montana
Kansas
William F. Harrity
Fifth Avenue
Whitney
Harrity
Daniel & Lamont
Nebraska
California
Hoffman House
National Democratic Committee
Don Dickinson
Josiah Quincer
Sheerin
Benjamin
Cable
RKO
Walt
United States Senate
Secre
Cheyenne
W. Baxter
State
Carbon County
Hanna
Supreme Court
State Board
A. L. New
Baxter
Whitbey
Martin Nnis
Maginuia
Mortena
Mr. Clark
Bower
Sanders
Majoronia
Thomas H. Carter
Republican National Committee
Crisp Snubbed at Reform Club Dinner by Not Speaking
At the Reform Club dinner in New York Speaker Crisp sat among guests but did not speak. He said he was not invited to address the gathering though an advance AP copy of a speech had been distributed. Fairchild explained the limit on speakers due to many prominent Democrats present.
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New York
Reform Club
Charles F. Crisp
National House of Representatives
Washington
Carl Schurz
Campbell
Ohio
Cris
Crisp
Speaker Crisp
Associated Press
Mr. Crisp
Fairchild
Leason
Mr. Fairchild
Voorhees Denounces GOP Senate Surrender Claims
Indiana Senator Voorhees mocks Hale and other Republicans who say Democrats may win control of the Senate and Republicans will concede. He calls the idea absurd and says Democrats will work to secure their grip, watching key states where Senate races are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Branch
Congress
Wasternorron
Voorhees
Indiana
Hale
Democratic Party
Democratic Platform Attacks Tariff Policy Ahead of Revision
Mr. Voorhees cites the Democratic platform calling Republican tariff policy robbery and fraud. He says the Senate supports tariff revision as eagerly as the House and is ready to act immediately if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Voorhees
Senate
House
Quay Slate Fixed Elects Thompson Speaker and Officials
Philadelphia dispatch reports Caleb C Thompson is re elected Speaker of the House with Resident Clerk Charles B Voorhees promoted to Chief Clerk. A D Fetterolf journal clerk and Jere B Rex reading clerk named. Senator Quay plans no bid for Speakership and signals Walton is out of the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Walton
C. ©. Thompson
Voorhees
Philadelphia
Senator Quay
Caleb C Thompson
House of Representatives
Charles BE. Voorhees
A. D. Fetterolf
Norristown
Wright
Mercer
Morrison
W. W. Franklin
Lancaster
Elias Davis
Behaylkill
Charlies F. Ettla
Quay
Harrisburg
Eer
Harry F.walton
Supreme Court Quashes Montana Legislature Case Writ
The Supreme Court grants a motion to quash the writ of mandamus served on the Chateau canvassing board. The ruling does not address merits and the case will be heard on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewtexa
Mort
Supreme Court
Montana
Chateau
Swindled by Hypnotist Dr Herz in San Francisco Scandal
Dec 10 report recalls Dr Cornelius Herz once famed in San Francisco as an electric nervous disease specialist. He allegedly forged signatures on notes totaling 10 000 dollars after claiming the victim Lyon was hypnotized. Lyon sued in Paris but Herz allegedly laughed off the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cornelius Herz
Panama Canal
Archan Sekot Et Mysteran
Lyon Coum the Duster
Lyon
Herz
Paris
Actor Moreland loses sight after dog bite during stage incident
The actor Arthur C. Moreland who played Colonel Risener in Blue Jeans at the National Theater in Washington was injured after fondling a mongrel dog offstage. Sawdust sparked the dog to bite, tearing at the eye and causing temporary blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur C. Moreland
Colonel Risener
Ms .Eeanne
Sadeenhybrid
National Theater
Washington
Moreland
Perry
London in Alarm Over Anarchist Plot to Attack Parliament
London police and English detectives guard Parliament and key sites after Paris reports of a massive dynamite plot by anarchists. Scotland Yard deploys 300 officers around Westminster, Downing Street, and related buildings while Dover and Folkestone ports are watched for explosive devices.
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Loxpox
London
Francoia
Westminster
Downing Street
Isa Courte
Scotland Yard
Parliament Building
Francois
England
France
Paris
Dover
Folkestone
Fitsroy Square
Garret
Secret Service Division
Trafalgar Square
Fasted for 63 Days at Reform School in New Jersey
James Still, the colored inmate of Jamesburg reform school, has completed 63 days without water or solid food since October 8. He remains unusually vigorous, gaining weight and performing tasks, while physicians seek explanations for his sustenance despite no intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
James Still
New Jersey Reform School
Jamesburg
Beinls
Zandt
F. M. Donohue
Flatbush School Trustee Refuses Catholic Teacher
In Flatbush a school trustee Edwin Osterhoudt refuses to hire Maggie Tierney a Roman Catholic and graduate of New Paltz Normal School citing faith. The district school vacancy prompts commotion and a petition seeks Osterhoudt removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eroostow
Edwin Osterhondt
Flatbush
Maggie Tierney
Osterhoudt
Tierney
New Paltz Normal School
Perenne
Jean
Tierny
Trosten
Father Corrigan Trial Set in Newark Ecclesiastical Court
The Rev Patrick Corrigan of Hoboken faces an ecclesiastical trial in Newark for publishing letters critical of Bishop Wigger. The case will be heard at Mgr Doane's residence by a diocese with prosecutor counsel defense and a notary. Bishop Wigger serves as Diocesan Court judge but will not preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Patrick Corrigan
Hoboken
Wigger
Mgr Doane
Clergy figures named as judge prosecutor and defender
Rev. Joan J. O Connor of Seton Hall College will serve as judge. The prosecutor is Rev. Dr. Smith of Paterson, and Father Corri e will be defended by Dr. Burtsell, who handled Father McGlynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan J. O’connor
Seton Hall College
Dr. Smith
Paterson
Father Corrie
Burtsell
Father McGlynn
Ada Rehan in Clay Sparks World’s Fair Statue Debate
A Montana statue controversy over a 300000 sculpture for the World’s Fair shifts when official says Ida Behan, not Ada Rehan, is the chosen model. Annie L. Beach previously touted as candidate is pictured. sculptor Richard H. says the statue resembles Ada Rehan and will be finished in eight days. Beach has no connection to the sculpture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montena
Annie L. Beach
Ada Behan
Mia Beach
Illinois
Montana
New York City
Conservatory of Music
Ka A
Phoos
Stern
Walter M. Bickford
Bickford
Ida Behan
Beach
Richard H. Oi *Bo
Mie Abe Behan
Ada Rohan
Ramsey Guilty Twice and Plea of Nolle Contendere
Ramsey faces 40 years after juries convict him on two charges in the Prinkey case. Judge Ewing explains that Sam Jones and Montana Pete were figments. Ramsey admits no guilt on the Dils case but pleads nolle contendere to the balance, with the Commonwealth noting sufficient proof for imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dils
Thomas Marshall
Ramsey
Marshall
The
Commonwealth
Lindsay
David
Cooley
Cass
Mary
Sam Jones
Montana Pete
Nmtion
Jack Ramsey
Amile
Judge Ewing
Montana
Pete
Prinkey
Bake Frey
Gribble
Prinkeys
Justus Dila
H. Reppert
Justus Dils
Frank Cooley
Martin
Notty
Somerset County
McKean
Nolle Contendere
Hamsey
Dynamite’s deadly work at Lowell store
Parkersburg Dec 10 Special Charles Frame closes a large general merchandise business at Lowell near the city. A year earlier incendiaries fired his stores and Daniel Echols was shot as he went to the fire. An enormous dynamite blast demolished the main building, shattering windows up to five miles away and wrecking contents. James reports about $4,000 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Charles Frame
Lowell
Daniel Echols
Echols
Frame
Fainting during first degree murder sentence shocks Helena court
In Helena Arkansas on December 10 a dramatic courtroom moment occurred as Judge Green ordered Nathan Ramie alias Carter to stand for sentence. Ramie fainted when the court read the death sentence and collapsed, prompting a pause before the proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Ark
Green
Nathan Ramie
Carter
Leap by 12 year old girl and seven story fall
In Scranton Mamie Sweet a 12 year old colored girl leaped from a seven story window. She landed on the ground 125 feet below, was picked up and carried upstairs in an unconscious condition. Medical talent was summoned and she soon recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Dee
Mamie Sweet
Abe
Another Judge for Washington County
Washington county, Pa, December 10. Members of the county bar quietly organize a movement to introduce a bill in the Legislature for the appointment of an additional law judge to cope with rising court business.
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Washington County
Washingtor
Resumption of Work Amid Rumors Old Scores Stand
The notice notes expected resumption of work at With-A EP amid rumors that old scores are still outstanding. No specific dates or parties are fully identified in the readable text.
Delays Seen As Reorganization Plans Pace
The article notes继续 delays in row works after a reorganization with creditors split over obstructionist roles. Authorities say financial issues must be resolved before the new company can operate, while another source contends business may resume by January 1 or sooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Row
Obstructionista So Ocean
Harrison for the Canal
A White House meeting with a Nicaraguan Canal Convention committee led by J Odenthal and others from Ohio Michigan Louisiana New York Illinois Alabama included cordial remarks by the President. He stated the world calls for the canal and delaying it would hinder progress and invite objection from England or others.
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Wasni Twotos
White House
George L. Converse
Ohio
W. C. Maybaury
Michigan
J. Odenthal
Louisiana
RL. Edwards
New York
Edward E Cragin
Ilinois
M. Shelly
Alabama
England
Westwood man rescues skaters from icy pond tragedy
Thomas O Neil of Westwood risked his life at Yates pond saving Maude Perry Euphemia Perry Stella Kent Lulu Hazard Tot Millen Thomas Kent Ralph Planck and William Griffin after they and about a dozen others fell through the ice. Maude Perry is in a despaired condition despite the rescue. Dennis ONeil and his son Thomas aided from shore and helped pull victims to safety.
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Hitedale
WN. J
Dea
Thomas O'Neil
Westwood
Maude Perry
Euphemia Perry
Stella Kent
Lulu Hazard
Tot Millen
Thomas Kent
Ralph Planck
William Griffin
Og Yates’ Pond
O’neil
Dennis O'Neil
Thomas
O'Neil
Potter Actress Faces $2696 Execution in 1857 Loan Case
The Sheriff today received an execution for $2,696 against Cora Urquhart Potter, the actress known as Mrs. James Brown Potter, in favor of Henry C. Miner, on a judgment from a money loaned in 1857.
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New Yeurs
Cora Uraquhart Potter
James Brown Potter
Henry C. Miner
Fragmented Weekly Directory Highlights and Page References
The Dispatch Directory lists scattered sections and page numbers for features such as mus, society news, stage notes, education, sports, and notices. It mentions items like Smokeless Powder, arbitration, counterfeit half-dollars, and a variety of columnheads across pages 9 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeryview
John D. Pringte
War over county seat ends in armed clash in Liberal and Springfield
Kansas county seat dispute erupts in Seward County with Liberal's 75 gun toting supporters marching on Springfield to canvass the vote while arms guards seize records and move them to Liberal. Mobile threats and partial telegraph silence raise fears of bloodshed as legal battles stretch seven years.
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Opeka
Kan
Dean
Kansas
Seward County
Springfield
Liberal
Sutt
Ted
Handa
Arkalon
Mia Martin
Ne Bee
Opiec
Liberal Party
Botkin
Lackawanna Mills Shut Down After Boiler Turret Issue
The upper mill of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company shut down work yesterday due to a mechanical problem causing a stoppage. Management indicated repairs and improvements are planned, with 600 workers affected temporarily. The exact cause and duration were not confirmed by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scras Tox
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Sugerintentens Moffat
Cramp Shipyard Builds Two Massive New Vessels
A Philadelphia visit to Cramp’s shipyard shows blocks laid for two large American registry ships of the Inman line. Each vessel will exceed 500 feet in length and more than 60 feet in beam, signaling a major expansion of the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cramp’s
Inman Com
Ca Seuer Atlantic
Cabinet Faces Pressure from Moderates in Spain
In Madrid on December 1 a senior cabinet member urged moderation as the cabinet confronted pressure from moderate Republicans. The government seeks to stabilize policy amid internal tensions and ongoing political maneuvering.
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Madrid
Dee 1
Senor Sagade
Cabines
Cry Stifbna
Naeed
Lepublic
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Lillian Russell
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Arkansas
Haverhill
Masa
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Taz Dewrarer
Thresparta
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Goss
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ABT
News OF Society
News OF the Stage
Hepburn Johns
Ballington Booth
Lowelt
Edgar L. Wakeman
Reading
Minister Peelps
Frank G. Carpenter
Buack
Hibis
Matemont
Beschar
Tas Music World
Lady Vesner
Howard Fielding
Tue Mancer Baronis
Om Fieup News
Seward
Lackawanna Mills
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