Thug Beats Woman in Broad Daylight on Riggs Street
Miss Carre Jenkins, 1719 Thirteenth Street Northwest, was attacked by a Black assailant in a glare from a gas lamp between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets. He knocked her to the sidewalk, beat her head against concrete, and fled after grabbing her pocketbook. she lies seriously injured and police sought the suspect.
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Riggs Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Carre Jenkins
Central Fire
Young Womens Christian Association
Eigith
Central Fee
Poleema
Maj Sylvester
Pathetboas Sratching
Jenka
Womera Chistian
H and R
Yugnia
Pierd
Fourteenth Street
Walker
Thirteenth Street
Donkas
Dire
Tha Nget
Woon
Potemaal Wheeler
Eighth Prec
Miss Jenkins
Polce
Miss Wharton
Moss Jenkins
Gle
Fourteenth Streets
Thug
Tiis
Jenkins
Merud
Jeff Davis In Street Fight With Deputy Davis Arrested
Little Rock Ark March 31 United States Senator Jefferson Davis and Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Thomas Helm clashed on a city street. Helm says he struck Davis twice after Davis insulted him during the recent state campaign. Davis alleges an assassination attempt by Helm, describes a loaded bat attack, and accuses Grafters of instigating the assault.
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Helm
Toga Weaver
Little Rock Ark
Mar
United States
Jefferson Davis
Thomas Helm
Helmitig
Davis
Hielm Helm
Noel
Polie
Felse Cha Co
Frartes
Arkansas
Justce Wood
Hope Ark
AL Cohns
Suis Nine
Thalheimer Brothers
Second Street
Tom Helm
Reigler
Rhoton
Little Rock
Jeff Davis
Jep Davis
Attacks in City Residential Section Spark Police Hunt
A sequence of assaults in a prestigious residential area prompted city officials to offer rewards and deploy Central office detectives, precinct officers, and patrolmen from multiple precincts. The incident occurred after a woman confronted a male assailant in a building envelope scene. authorities pledged intensified manhunts.
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House of Representatives
Wren
Central Office
Romance and Silver Hair Wedding in Northeastern Pa
Special to The Washington Post from Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on March 31 reports the romance and wedding announcement of Carrie Emmons aged 68 from Plymouth together with John P Johnson aged 73 from Dover New Jersey. The couple met last winter and wed here with children and grandchildren present. They plan to live in Morristown New Jersey.
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Washington Post
Wilkesbarre
Carrie Emmons
Plymouth
John P Joanson
Severty
Dover
Scranton
Tao Dover
Johnson
Mortistown
PARDONS 9 VICTOR FAILS TO WIN A DISTRICT
In New York City and surrounding counties of March 31, Herbert Parsons defeats Odell in New York County primaries while Pat McCarren leads Murphy Coler in the opposition. The Kings County field shows McCarren holding power as he wins decisively in most districts. Odell fails to flip any assembly district. Porter faction defeated in Lockport district, Wadsworth faction gains control of the 34th. Penrose improving after illness. railroad tour offered from Washington to Cape May.
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Pat McCarren
Bird S. Coler
Wina
Porter
Lockport
Wadsworth
New York
Herbert Parsons
Republican County Committee
Odell
New York County
Kngs
Pat’ Mc&Carren
Murphy-Coler
Republian
State Committee
Parsons
Wich
Charles & Page
William Hahn
William Halpin
Troete
Thirteenth
Congress
Fifth Avenue
McCarren
Brooklyn
P. H Mccarren
Kings County
Hugh McLaughlin
Assembly
William E Melody
Metz
Mcarren
McLarren
Jsad
Clarendon Hotel
Executive Committee
Wadsworthwins in New York thirty fourth district caucus
In Lockport New York a factional contest for the Thirty fourth Congressional district ends with Wadsworth winning in three counties Orleans and Niagara First Assembly District plus Gene see Livingston and possibly others. Merritt reelected state committeeman while Porter suffers defeat after previously winning against Wadsworth.
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Washington
Lockport
N.Y. M
Peter A. Porter
Wadsworth
Orleans County
Niagara County
Genesee County
Livingston
John A&a Merritt
Porter
Congress
Merritt
Tonawatha
Tillman on Politics Senator in Better Health
Senator Tillman reports improved health and plans treatment at a sanatorium. He will take a European voyage to recuperate and return in time to pursue involvement in the presidential campaign. Chandler conveys the news and expresses support for his continued influence.
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Congress
Europe
Chandler
Tillman Health Notes Blur 1908 Campaign Outlook
Senator Tillman relaxed after a morning at home fellowing plans for travel to Atlanta sanitarium and Europe for rest He would not commit to Congress this session and hinted at a state and national campaign role If health permits he would attend the State Democratic convention and support a Democratic slate while discussing Bryan Roosevelt and the 1908 Denver Convention dynamic with a reporter.
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Taft
Bryan
Roosevelt
Senator Tillman
Columbia
B R Tilman
Tillman
Congress
Sesson
Atlanta
Tilman
Regulms
Denver
Rooosevelt
Castro Case Agate Draws Drastic Action Planned
The article details U S Venezuela talks with Secretary Root proposing a threefold program: prohibitive Venezuelan coffee tariff, exclusion of asphalt from Lake Bermudez, and presidential power to act with Venezuela. It covers Root’s notes demanding redress, expulsion procedures, arbitration proposals, and dispatches detailing specific claims including Jaurett and Orinoco concessions.
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United States
Root
Venezuela
Senate
Senate Committee On Foreign Relation
The
Hague
Lake Bermudez
Actons
Russell
Jetter
Castro
Rost
Haa
A. P. Jaurett
Jaurett
Caneul
Panama
Jarrett
Caracas
Scott
Orinoco Corporation
State Department
C Fitzgerald
Orinoco
Department
Venezuela Executive
Venezuela Court of Last Resort
International Court of Claims
Joe Howard Dead at Seventy Five in New York
New York mourns the death of Joseph Howard at age seventy five in his Hotel Nevada apartments. A versatile newspaper writer, he once sparked a government crackdown by publishing a bogus Lincoln proclamation in 1864 that led to arrests and suspensions of the Journal of Commerce and the World.
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New York
Mary
Joseph Howard
Nevada
Howard
Lincoln
Journal of Commerce and the World
Ward McAllister Dead in California San Rafael
Judge Ward McAllister son of New York society leader died in a California sanitarium after an appendicitis operation. Born Newport 1855 he studied at Princeton and the Albany and Harvard law schools. He served as United States attorney for California from 1882 to 1884 and later held a presidential appointment as district judge in Alaska.
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San Rafael
Cal
Ward McAllister
New York
McAllister
Newport
Princeton
Albany
Harvard
United States
California
Alaska
Self defense claim in Baltimore saloon slaying
James Mahon, brother of Baltimore Democratic leader John J. Mahon, was shot and killed by William Harig near City Hall after a quarrel over saloons and pool rooms banned by police. Harig said Mahon tried to draw a weapon. Mahon died from a breast wound. Harig in custody. Mahon leaves a widow and three children.
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James Mahon
William Harig
Washington Point
Baltimore
John J. Mahon
Democratic Organization
Baltimore City
City Hall
James
Mahon
Harig
Charles Goodman
John K Cowen
Reform Party
Democratic
Hariy
Jim Bussey
South
Sonny
Freeman Raaln
Dowie's Son Fires On Horse Thief In Pursuit
Dowie of Zion City, son of the late Jj Alexander Dowie, with a posse, pursued a thief who stole a horse from his summer home. At dawn he found the man in a barn, the suspect refused surrender and the son fired, wounding the man in the wrist and sending him to jail.
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Washington Post
Muskegon
Mid
Mart
Gladstone Dowie
Jj Alexander Dowie
Zinn City
Zion
Thea Dowle
Even Break In Bay State Republican Delegates
Special to The Washington Post Boston March 31 returns from statewide Republican caucu ses show an even split between Taft and the uninstructed faction Crane forces sweep first second and third districts Fourth district delegates include one Crane man and one unknown Doty state chairman suspected to favor Taft Fifth to Seventh districts back Taft In Eighth district two unknowns expected Taft delegates shocked in Third district where Goddard defeated and running mate Hartley Parror Car to Hot Springs Virginia April 1 train departure details given
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Washington
Boston
Taft
Crane
Doty
Republican State Committee
Col Goddard
Roosevelt
Frank Hartley
Harbin Consul Fisher At Center Of Russo Chinese Dispute
The Russian government protests against American Consul Fred D Fisher at Harbin for recognizing Chinese sovereignty in Manchuria and for backing Chinese protests over municipal controls in the Harbin rail zone. The State Department advised cautious action while pursuing a policy to gain recognition of Chinese integrity and Russian administration limits. Chinese Minister Wu notes no cession of territory, stressing temporary leases and concessions remain provisional.
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Fisher
Chyna
Stoke
St. Petersburg
Fred D Fisher
Harbin
Russia
Manchuria
China
Chatler
Washington
Gem Horvath
Harm bin
United States
Japan
Foreign Office
State Department
John Hay
America
Europe
Orient
Manchura
Grover Cleveland Improves Health and Walks Daily
Former President Grover Cleveland, staying in Cleveland Lakewood, shows health improvement with daily short walks and a daily drive. He was visited by Dr W S S Bryant of New York for a special call. Easter tour to Cape Way via Penn RR offers a special round trip April 3 18 56 with transport and 1 3/4 days board.
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Cape May
Washington
Round Hip
Lakewood
Grover Cleveland
W S S Bryant
New York
Cape Way
Penn RR
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