Addicks Last Chance in Delaware Senate Battle
Dover March 11 delegates report a tense joint assembly as Democrats fear aiding the Republicans to elect J Edward Addicks. Republicans seek support from Col Henry A. and others, while ballots show Addicks leading but no clear majority as efforts to separate voting fail.
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Tawudl
Anthony Hlefine
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United State
Willard Saulsbury
UCTE
Anthony Higgins
Gray
Colmeary A Dupont
John Biggs
Parion
King
Sussex
Cate
J. Clark
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Wan
Election balloting details with Gray leads and defeats
On the 108th ballot Gray received 16 votes while Addicks led 21 to 8 for Higgins 3 and Bigex 3. No election achieved as motions to separate were proposed after each ballot but failed by a2 to.
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Addicks
Gray
Dupont Higgins
Bigex
Arizona to Let the People Vote on Public Questions
Arizona legislators approve a bill to submit a plan for initiative and referendum to Congress. The action advances a direct democracy measure as both parties back reform in Phoenix. In Washington, Filipino leaders Lopez and Losada depart for New York en route to Europe, while marines in Pekin have left the city. Nearby notices advertise Hughes Carpet House at 423 Kansas Ave offering carpets rugs curtains and glassware.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Congress
Hughes Carpet House
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Kan
Shore Acres Presented Topeka Audience At Crawford Theater
Review of James A Herne's Shore Acres in Topeka highlighting strong ensemble work led by Archie Hord and Loyd, with Miss Arte Falls as Helen Berry. Critics note consistent character portrayal, natural stage coloring by child actors Eva and Emily Clifton and Gladys Crosius, but flag a plot inconsistency in naming Helen and Nat's baby.
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James A. Herne
Shore Acres
Marinet
Bir. Herne
Shore Acre
Crawford Theater
Nathaniel Berry
Herne
Archie Hord
Mr. Herne
Loyd
Theiareter
Herbert Plansburg
Samy Warren
Felle ‘Pheodore
Ann Berry
Eva
Emily Clifton
Gladys Crosius
Helen
Shoul
Nathaniel
Martin
Nat
Chief Strauss Responds to Local Critics Over Jointists
Chief Strauss defends police actions against criticism published in The Good Citizen. He urges critics to seek facts from him, claims many statements are false, and offers to explain the true state of affairs to any interested party. He notes no meetings with the Ministerial Union or the league have occurred regarding the joint question.
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Good Citizen
Young Peoples' Good Citizen League
Th Ministerial Union
Potwin Place Voters Back Consolidation With Topeka
Mass meeting at Potwin schoolhouse endorses uniting Potwin Place with Topeka. City council resolutions call for joint session to pass a consolidating ordinance and plan for annexation, with Topeka council to meet Monday night March 13, 1836.
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Yale likely to name Bernadette Perrin as Dwight successor
Yale corporation members acknowledge Prof. Bernadette Perrin is likely chosen to succeed President Timothy Dwight. Perrin, a Yale graduate of 1809, has served as tutor and professor at Yale and taught in Hartford. A private meeting in about three weeks will formalize the candidacy.
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Yale
Timothy Dwight
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Taweht
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Europe
Severn Books
Perris
To Live 100 Years One Hundred Year Club Meeting
New York reports a call for a meeting of the One Hundred Year club to discuss living to age 100. Members span cities and nations, with interest in improving longevity through science and civilization. The club plans an international scope and invites ideas on extending life.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Walls
California
Maine
Nebraska
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France
Belgium
Bulgaria
England
Ireland
Scotland
Ife
Extra Pay Voted for Naval Volunteers in Spain War
A Washington dispatch reports Congress added an honorarium in the deficiency appropriation act for naval volunteers who served in the war with Spain. The clause provides two months extra pay for officers and enlisted personnel who served creditably beyond U S borders and one month extra pay for those who served within the United States.
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Tribune
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Congress
Spain
Naval Establishment
United States
Colonize Isle of Pines co operative colony formed in Chicago
The Chicago ent ony Tale of Pines organized a cooperative agricultural community to settle on the Isle of Pines. It plans to send men to investigate soil fertility healthfulness and suitable measures for securing land. The colony aims to grow fruits and early vegetables for northern markets with some sugar cane tobacco and other staples also cultivated.
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Chicago
Tale of Pines
Isle of Pines
St Louis Kennel Club Dog Show Opens at Exposition Coliseum
At the third annual St Louis Kennel Club show in Exposition Coliseum March 12 to 15, 834 entries from top hound breeds compete. Prize winners from New York and other cities join Frank Jay Gould who presents fifteen St Hernardo entries. Judges include George W Clayton Chicago and T S Bellin Minneapolis.
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St. Louis
Tea Substitutes Rule Sunday Liquor Search in St Louis
In St Louis on March 13 authorities intensified Sunday liquor sales enforcement. Hotels and eateries used tea as a substitute, while some patrons tried hiding stronger drinks in tea pots. Back doors were guarded and bar staff faced questioning as officials connected tea to evading the prohibition law.
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Bt. Louis
Dreyfus Story Promises Pardon and Fallout
London reports Count Esterhazy claims the Dreyfus affair is only beginning. He pins Colonel Henry’s forgery and death on General de Roisdeffre and General Roget while predicting the entire affair will end in pardon for Dreyfus as the excitement fades to smoke.
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London
The
Daily News
Count Esterhazy
Generous Sampson Seeks Name Omission in Promotion List
Washington March 13 Rear Admiral Sampson writes Secretary Long asking to reappoint officers named for gallantry promotion off Benate while omitting his own name from the list. He refers to allegations the list was faked by including his name and asks for immediate action.
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Washington
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Sampson
Bantage
Ninde Chautauqua Socials and Local Parties
Social and personal notes recap a Ninde Chautauqua programme with talks on Coleridge Chaucer Tennyson Dickens and eighteenth century manners. A subscription party at Harmony hall brings guests including Mrs Baker Gundry Fuller and Leek. Also covered are parties hosted by Miss Florence Hillyer for Miss Ethel Leek and a birthday gathering for Ide lene Scott with cake and prizes.
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Tennyson
Bernard Crosby
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Scott Lord
Bert Garvin
Harmony Hall
C. C. Baker
Richard Gundry
Gusele Fuller
Nellie Baker
Olive Gundry
Herenice Fuller
Agnes Gunther
Nettie Ware
Kate Fielshman
Lulu Ewart
Calla Cuttell
Anabelle Troutman
Mateel “Wood
Gall Clark
Jessie Meyers
Rebecca Rodgers
Hila Hinckley
Jessie Payne
Clarence Indexter
Eugene Ware
Nesbit Smith
Walter Frages
Urban Poindexter
Dana Davis
Will Cartridge
Hugh Davidson
Charles Mudge
Norton Payne
Charlie Moon
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Ethel Leek
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H. M. Phillips
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Vinnie Felt
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Louie Felt
Miss Felt
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Grace Welch
Mhi Dalley
Malcolm Gerard
Miss Leek
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Vinnie
Gertrude Felt
Margaret Goodrich
Florence van Tussel
May Hawley
Fred Gehacan
Edward Dennis
Fhn Dalley
Roger van Hook
Railroads Vow to Build Their Own Cars in Chicago
Chicago March railroads say they will construct their own cars instead of relying on the car trust. Managers of several lines from Chicago argue that transportation companies can run shops without extra cost, building many of their own cars as standard practice. General Manager Parker of Rock Island and President Stickney of Western endorse in house production.
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Parker
Rock Island Roid
Stickney
Great Western
Spanish Officers to Colonize Mexican Districts
In Zone of Mexico on March 12 a large number of Spanish officers and soldiers who fought in Cuba will be settled in local districts as colonists under a government program. The move aims to establish new communities and strengthen regional ties.
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Mexico
Cuba
Colima and Manzanillo Railroad Extension Discussed
Moczuma and Ariana in Sonora report a 4.0 million acre tract secured for a new colony with substantial capital for agri mining. President Hobinson and Chief Engineer Kingman of the Mexican Central Railroad reevaluated the proposed western division extension to Colima and Manzanillo after a careful inspection. The region is described as fertile with abundant freight and eel traffic in the harbor area.
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Ariana
Sonora
Hobinson
Kingman
Mexican Central Railroad
Colima
Manzanillo
Appeals for Place for Relatives of Spanish War Officers
Washington March 12 There is a large portion of officers killed in the Spanish war whose widows and fathers seek appointments for sons and relatives in the army. Widows visit the White House and adjutant general's office making appeals to the president and Gen Corbie for such appointments. The president can only grant army appointments or rely on state allotments of officers. The president is embarrassed by these claims and constraints.
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Washington
White House
Adjutant General’s
Personal Appeals to the President and General Corbin
The text notes many letters sent to the president and Gen. Corbin, with nearly half of the mail sent to the adjutant general consisting of applications and appeals that must be denied due to lack of vacancies.
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Newile
Premier Declares No Prohibition In Dominion Parliament
Toronto dispatch reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier stating Canada will ignore the plebiscite and refrain from introducing prohibition in the dominion parliament. He says public opinion at the polls did not justify a prohibitory measure. In other notes, a Romeo and Juliet show at the Elks is invitation only, and memorial notices list funeral arrangements in Grand Island and Topeka.
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Wilfrid Laurier
Dominion Parfiament
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