Fear Louisiana slump Democrats repudiate Bryan
The Louisiana political scene grows alarming for Democrats as they urge all Congress members to rush to the state to stave off a Republican victory. McEnery and Foster head to Louisiana with others following, while Bryan’s nominating odds weaken amid strong Prohibitionist and Whisky-advocate opposition, and Johnson emerges as a potential anti whisky alternative.
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Congress
United States
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Murphy Foster
Washington
Robert Broussard
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Torisdhele
Fin
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Louwisiana
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Tormers
Dr Healy on Celtic Lore at Finele Society Meeting
Dr Healy spoke on The vivals in Gaul and the Late Roman Period at the Finele Society in the par Institute last night. The event featured piano solos by Curtis and a performance of Lament for Madl Reilly by Clontarf, with Imogen learning and Miss Cur Lis accompanying.
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Gaul
Finele Society
Par- Institute
Ihiress
Healy
Wraverite Curtis
Clontarf
Reilly
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Kley
Virginia Weddings Tie Juanita Phillips to Thomas A Norrie
Miss Juanita C. Phillips daughter of Mrs Josie Phillips married Thomas A Norrie at Grave Avenue Baptist Church in April Two clergyman Rev W C James assisted by M Harsey officiated Mrs RN Phillips of Jarasburg served as matron of honor and George afefl of Nartitk was best man
Republicans Nominate District Delegates and Candidates
Chicago April Republicans of the Tenth district nominate George Edmund Fess for re election and name Rollin A Keyes and James Pease as delegates to the national convention, uninstructed. Henry Sherman Boutell and John J Healy named as delegates for the Ninth district, instructed to vote for Joseph G Cannon for President. Lexington Ky April 8 Republicans of the Ninth district nominate Joseph B Bennett for re election.
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Chicago
Republicasa
Tenth Congressional District
George
Edmund Fess
Rollin A. Keyes
Evanston
James Pease
Edgewater
Henry Sherman Boutell
John J. Healy
Ninth Congressional District
Joseph G. Cannon
Lexington
Joseph B. Bennett
Woodyard Renominated by Acclamation in Fourth West Virginia
Special to The Washington Fest from Parkersburg West Virginia April Republicans of the Fourth district renominated Representative Hardy C Woodyard by acclamation Indorsing Taft for President General W Curtin and J H Lininger elected district delegates to the Republican national convention and M R Lowther chosen Presidential elector.
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Washington
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hardy C. Woodyard
West Virginia
Taft
W. Curtin
J. H. Lininger
M. R. Lowther
Clarksburg
T. J. Wood
T. J. Lynch
John E. Stealey
John Howe
Johnson Sees Democratic Victory Chance If Platform Fits
Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson, en route to Shiloh, says he is a potential presidential candidate if nominated and will campaign vigorously. He denies Hill backing and says Bryan merits respect, while asserting the Dems have an even chance to win this year depending on the platform.
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Chicago
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Shiloh
Enn
Hatle
Belhey
James J. Hill
Democratic Party
Mr. Ryan
Tam
Trewil
Wisconsin Delegates Divided In Taft Follette Primary
Wisconsin voters split in the Republican primary with La Follette supporters favored for most delegates while Taft backers gain in some districts. Delegates at large were elected to back La Follette, with Eighth and Tenth districts tightening the outcome. Democratic delegates pledged to Bryan were chosen without opposition.
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Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette
William Fi. Taft
la Fol
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Loire
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Taft
Hoth
Wiliam J. Bryan
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Henry Allen Cooper
Atley Peterson
Isaac Stephenson
Harry C. Martin
Percy C. Wilder
Alfred T. Rogers
Horace E. Stedman
Julius T. Dithmar
Duncan McGregor
William J. J. Kieckhefer
Fred C. Lorenz
William R. Knell
Kenry Lockne
William Manthe
Henry Krumrey
Walter L. Houser
Edwin M. Wing
Samuel H. Carey
Bernard C. Wolfe Samuel J. Bradford
John T
Permits Puncture to Aid Stamp Theft Detection
Postmaster General Meyer issues an order amending postal rules to allow tiny perforations on letters for identification only. Perforations must be under one sixty fourth inch and the total area under one third square inch. No ink or coloring may be used to avoid advertising. The aim is to guard large stamp users against theft and aid authorities in prosecutions.
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Isaves
Meyer
United States
Allegations of Force Made In Peonage Probes In NC Mountains
In Greensboro the Federal Court indicted J W Prim a Huntersville cotton maker and several railroad contractors for peonage amid reports of deplorable camps along the South and Western railway through North Carolina mountain counties Foreign workers are said to be held by force and compelled to work despite desires to return home The case moves to Bluesville term for trial and West Virginia authorities plan further indictments with DoJ men aiding the probe
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Washington Post
Greensboro
N. C
J. W. Prim
Huntersville
Charlotte
Medden
J. B. Powers
J. H. Harris
Joe Talley
W. B. Radcliff
James Winley
John FP. Elmore
Mitchell
McDowell Counties
South and Western Railroad
Holton
Construction Department
South and Western
Bluesville
Huntington
W. Va
Keller
United States’ Court
Secr
Department of Justice
West Virginia
Jussell
Washington
United States Grand
Russell
Pritchard Sets Bond Option in Dispensary Appeal
The United States Circuit Court gives the South Carolina dispensary commission five days to decide on compliance with court conditions from Fleischman and Wilson cases. If it chooses to appeal, a supersedeas bond of 250000 must be posted and all collateral deposited with the court, to stay proceedings or surrender 580000 in its custody to receivers.
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N. C
South Carolina
Pritchard
Attempted Robbery At Yeopim Ends With Capture
Two men attempted to rob W. N. Long's Yeopim store in Perquimans County. One struck the proprietor with a blackjack, inflicting a head wound. The assailants fled after Long’s cries for help. a posse captured them at Hert ford last night. They are identified as William Moony of Michigan and Edward Jones of Nebraska and are held for trial.
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W. N. Long
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Perquimans County
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Hertsford
William Moony
Michigan
Edward Jones
Nebraska
Carbolic acid eye injury reported in Maryland
Special to The Washington Post describes 16 year old Fahm Jr applying carbolic acid to his eye by mistake while using it as eye wash. He was taken to a Baltimore hospital and likely will lose sight in the eye, possibly requiring removal. Nearby, James Good, 70, was found dead on a public road near Stanley Virginia with no signs of foul play. Mary Benton of Nansemond elopes with John R. Taylor of Suffolk to Gates County North Carolina due to parental objection. Alice Picken, 34, jumps into the Ohio River at Ravenswood to end her life after a pneumonia illness and mental distress.
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James Good
Stanley
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Washington Post
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Mary M. Benton
Nanesmond County
Gates County
N. C
John R. Taylor
Isaac W. Johnson
Parkersburg
W. Va
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Ravenswood
Here
Ohia
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Murder and arson attempt reported at Market Place home
Fire was foiled early this morning when Andrea Cocuittole awoke to an intruder who sprayed coal oil and planned to burn the building at 54 Market Place. The house housed Cocuittole and his wife and the Dimarco family with two children. Detectives are pursuing the suspect and expect an arrest within 24 hours.
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Market Place
Cocuittole
Girl of Fourteen Weds in Maryland Elopement
A Baltimore mother sought aid to recover her fourteen year old daughter Mary Heddinger who she believed had run away. Emil Cognet, twenty one, told Capt. McGee of the Southwestern district that he and Miss Heddinger eloped to Ellicott City and were married by Rev. Henry Branch at the Presbyterian Church yesterday afternoon.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
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Mary Morris D. Heddinger
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Southwestern District
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Myrtle Avenue
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Ellicott City
Inoon
Henry Branch
Presbyterian Church
Roosevelt letter orders railroads to provide equal accommodations
President Roosevelt released his April 23 letter directing the Attorney General to seek injunctions against Southern railroads failing to provide equal amenities for white and colored passengers paying first class fares. The letter cites Interstate Commerce Commission reports showing Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis Railway noncompliance and notes complaints of filthy, inadequate colored accommodations. Solicitor General Hoyt will decide on action in a few days.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Bethany Church Faces Conference Rejection Report
Bethany Methodist Protestant Church members will discuss their rejection by the Snow Hill Conference after messenger James R. Caton reports to the congregation Friday night. Bethany, formed a year ago after a church split, currently meets in the First Presbyterian Building on South Fairfax Street as pastors pursue potential conference connection.
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Washington Post Bureau
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Alexandria
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First Presbyterian Church
South Fairfax Street
Colored Americans conference adjourns with praise for Foraker
The national conference of colored Americans adjourned in Philadelphia after adopting a resolution praising Senator J. B. Foraker as a true American citizen worthy of the presidency. Delegates from 37 states heard Dr. J. Max Barber of Chicago outline the resolution and demand fair play for African Americans. Chicago was chosen as the next meeting site.
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National Political Conference of
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J. Max Barber
Chicago
Captive at Father's Funeral Granted Visit
In New York on a Friday judge Foster in General Sessions Court allowed John Kelly, jailed for highway robbery, to attend his father's funeral after his sick mother pleaded and knelt. Deputy sheriffs escorted him home and stayed with him during the service. the father died shortly after his arrest.
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New York
Thurman Prefers Hanging Amid Murder Case
Norfolk April 3 Leo C Thurman sentenced to be hanged April 10 for the murder of W P Dolsen says he is not insane and refuses a lunacy commission He prefers death to life in an asylum and is ready for execution Lynchburg April 8 The Virginia Postmasters Association executive committee plans to hold its annual meeting at Roanoke during the fair date to be set by Postmaster Funkhouser
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Leo C. Thurman
W. P. Dolsen
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Virginia Postmasters’ Association
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Funkhouser
Ren Bradfield
Atlanta
For Your Digestion Sake in Wheat Flour Claims
An unusual claim argues that cellulose from wood is in wheat products like Gold Medal Flour. The writer urges milling changes to improve digestion and questions current milling practices, suggesting products lack fiber and are unhealthy.
Delegates From Delaware Split On Taft Support
Delaware representative Hiram R. Burton, elected as a delegate at large, returns to Washington and says the Delaware delegation admires Taft and Roosevelt’s policies. Taft bureaus publish Burton's interview while allies release a contrary bulletin denying commitment to Taft. Burton states he admires Taft but will vote to serve the Republican party without instructions.
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Crew Rescued At Sea From Helios Oil Steamer Sinking
The Nor wegian tanker Helios, en route from Philadelphia to Blaye with 831,764 gallons of petroleum, was abandoned in the north Atlantic after an April 5 accident. Rescue of its about 25 crew members was reported by wireless from the Majestic. Oil in bunkers reached 150 tons pumped out. heavy seas and a hurricane hindered salvage and forced the ship to sink. The Helios formerly Oranje Prince, owned by Standard Oil, departed Philadelphia March 2.
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New York
mid-Atlantic
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Philadelphia
Blaye
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Standard Oil Company
Hobos Leader Emma Goldman Arrives in Minneapolis
Emma Goldman and Ben L. Rettman, once Hoboe king, arrive in Minneapolis ahead of lectures. Rettman plans talks at the University. Goldman denies Canadian detention rumors and says she will depart for the coast soon with many engagements.
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Washington Post
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Emma Goldman
Ben L. Rettman
Reitman
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Canada
Coast
F. E. Keersner
April 1 Hoax at the Vatican reported by Itala
Rome dispatch says a first of April hoax sought to influence papal politics by a sealed letter petition signed by notable figures calling for abolition of the nonexpedit, hindering Catholic voters. Cardinal Mercier Del Val opened inquiry. signers denied knowledge, with some blaming the date and modernist plots at the Vatican.
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Washington Post
Rome
Itala
Vatican
Mercy del Val
Nationwide campus suspensions over April fool prank at Clemson College
At Clemson College 257 sophomores and freshmen were dismissed while 48 juniors were expelled for an April fool prank and insubordination. A prior incident at commencement involved a senior class dispute and the commandant’s resignation. New York University suspended an entire junior class for ten days after hazing freshman Henry Blech. an altercation followed on campus and Blech was knocked down after refusing to follow upper class rules.
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Biech
Hioeh
Brothers Die in Passaic Fire as Eight Families Flee
In Passaic New Jersey two brothers died in a tenement fire that destroyed the building and endangered eight families. First floor residents escaped unaided while upper floors were saved by firemen with ladders and an alarm sounded by a train engineer. The bodies of William Campbell and Alexander Campbell were found in the hall.
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Alexander Campbell
Plot to close Denver hotels and restaurants sparks labor fight
In Denver, George Manly of the Citizens' Alliance launches a campaign against unionized waiters amid rumors a plot aims to shut all hotels and eateries during the Democratic national convention. He cites a recent waiter strike at the Bryshangues as a preliminary action, urging open employment for both union and nonunion staff.
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Washington Post
Denver
George ©. Manly
Citizens' Alliance
Bride Shot by Husband in Lexington Avenue Home
In New York an early evening shooting at the couple’s Lexington Avenue home left bride Mrs Heiser wounded twice and husband Albert Heiser dead by suicide after a jealous motive was cited. Police reported the tragedy occurred at dinner time. Mrs Heiser, taken to a hospital, was not expected to recover. Special dispatch from Annapolis notes continued Court of Appeals actions with cases Leslie G. Taylor versus Helen G. Taylor and Clayton M Zimmerman versus Chariew Freshour beginning, following Cecil and Frederick County circuits.
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Albert Heiser
Lexington Avenue
Washington Post
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Helen G. Taylor
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Cecil County
Clayton M. Zimmerman
Chariew
Freshour
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