Aldridge Defeats Change of 16000 Votes in Tariff Battle
Aldridge won on tariff reform, defeating his opponent who held a strong anti tariff record. Allegations surfaced over a 1000 dollar check from an insurance lobbyist, but he denied personal benefit. He served as a district Republican for twenty years with no polls disturbance.
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Ilave
Aldridge
Von
James Toh
Middie
Perkins
Abnor Wil
Btte Democrate
Hos
Wasachusetts
Rochester
Hlaens
Mo Aldritge
Bose Ft
Hedrandidates
Stiul Canada
Post and & Postal Savings
Martie
Eliah Kennedy
Ira Insurance Companiey
Republian
Special Election Results Shift House Representation
Democrats win a special election wave, securing key seats in New York Massachusetts Missouri Georgia and Virginia. James Havens defeats William Breck Perkins, Eugene Foss unseats Willam G Lovering, Robert Turnbull replaces Francis Lascellter, G D Dickinson leads in Missouri, and Seaborn Rodden secures Georgia seat. Voter turnout around Monroe County favors Democrats, marking the first Democratic representative from this district in twenty years.
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New York
James Havens
James Breck
Perking
Fenubcan
Massachusetts
Eugene N Foss
Willam G Lovering
Repubcan
Vognn
Robert Turnbull
Francis Laselter
Mssour
Turfteenth Massachusetts primary surprises voters and rivals
The article describes a dramatic reversal in Massachusetts politics as Aldridge narrowly defeats an anticipated rival amid tariff reform and party bosses. It notes a personal issue involving Aldridge and an insurance investigation, with church and moral concerns influencing the campaign.
Minority Gains In Congress From Recent Elections Rise
The article notes Democrats increased minority representation in the House with deaths and special elections. It highlights Eugene Foss winning Massachusetts Fourteenth, James Havens defeating George Aldridge in Rochester, and De Armond's Missouri successor C C Dickinson expanding a previous Democratic gain. Analysts see a potential broader Democratic trend ahead.
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James Breck Perkine
New York
Dia Jtrict
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Eugene N Foss
William C Lovering
Massachusetts
Bnt
James Havens
Rochester
George W Aldridge
de Armond Lasditer
Gries
de Armonds
C C Dickinson
Sxih
Perkins
Per Kang
Jessictory
Adridge
Havens Willam Jennings Bryan
Representatives Clark
Champ Clark
God
Election Passes Off Quietly in Monroe County
Havens led in Monroe County as thousands gathered voters from his old organization. Dem speakers Hamlin and Fossa aided Aldridge. Voting machines used. city tally showed Havens winning by about 300 in city and towns following similar trend. Continuous coverage continued on fifth page.
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Havens
Monroe County
Mr Havens
Democratic National Committee
Charles H Hamlin
Massachusetts
E Clérgymiem
Pola
Aldridges
Swope Case Nurse Testifies on Dr Hyde Murder Trial
Miss Keller testified in Kansas City that Col Swope improved after care and planned to return home, while Dr Hyde faced murder charges. She recalled a bruised shoulder, strychnine doses, and his remark that the colonel would never return to Kansas City as the trial adjourned amid a crowded courtroom and lunch-hour crowds.
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Miss Keller
Swope
Kansas City
Thal Bung
Col Swope
Smd
B C Hyde
Dr Hydes
Kangas City
Misa Keller
Jiyder
Col
James Moss Hunton
Ames of Hunton
Miss ‘Eller
Wit ‘Ness
Frank P Walsh
Logan
Thomas H
Chilsman
Dr Hyde
Dr Hyde Ney Keller
Col Bropes Ainess
Gol Swope
Collynone
Kanyay Cus
Plans trolley to Boston interurban line from Washington
Officials of the Baltimore and Pennsylvania Railway Company announce an upcoming interurban electric line from Washington to Baltimore Hanover Philadelphia New York and Boston. Ten percent of capital stock is subscribed with strong New York backing. The contract for construction is awarded and the line will focus on passenger traffic with some night freight service. Pierce Bruns is the company president.
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Washington
Baltmore
North
Wahington Pont
Baltimore
Baltimore and Pennsylvania Railway Company
Whch
Hanover
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Stork
Bnight
Pierce Bruns
Fall reports of the AR convention published in The Post
The complete series of papers will be mailed nationwide for 25 cents starting with the April 17 issue and continuing through next Sunday, covering reports from the AR convention.
Six Months for $1 50 Tax Watch Foul Play Feared
A chaotic report notes Robert de Colmar, a French youth, jailed for six months over poll tax nonpayment. He argues the tax is unconstitutional and may face harsh charges as his sister Countess Marguerite De Colmar and others react. The city contends costs rise to about 360 for six months.
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Robert de Colmar
Somakste
Grafton
J. J Bakersfield
Cal
Robert de Keon
Colmar
Saxony
de Colmar
Sall
Stal
Mayor Journey
Marguerite de Colmar
Emda
Ttn
France
Keon
Crouit
Magnet Finds Lost Safe with $60 000 in Jewels in Texas
Frank Bauer recovered a steel safe from Indianola ruins in Galveston after twenty years with a magnet. The safe, tied to the 1815 tidal wave, contained jewels and money once owned by James Williams, a jeweler who died in the wreckage.
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Galveston
Tex
Frank Bauer
Indianola
Bauer
Jim
James Williams
Bond Dealer Abraham White Arrested in New York
Abraham White head of a bond company once famed for a 1896 government bond bid was arrested in New York on a charge of receiving 3600 from Taane V vane of White Haven Pa for investment and misusing funds He denied the charge and a friend posted 3000 bail for his release He claimed he had borrowed large sums from the late Russell Sage in the past and that records would prove his innocence
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New York
Abraham White
Taane V Vane
White Haven Pa
White
Russell Sage
Sage
Immigrant Insanity Claim Stuns New York Conference
Dr Wilgus of New York told the State lunacy commission at Hotel Manhattan that one of four immigrants is insane. He described immigrants as degraded, forgetting names and towns, with little sense of humanity, arguing for better inspection at Mills Island.
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Wilgus
New York
Sidney D Wilgus
State
Hotel Manhattan
Carpathian Range
Prevent
Mills Island
Clergyman Marries Nurse who Heals him in Brooklyn
The Rev Albert Banca King, a retired Methodist minister, and Elizabeth Amelia Jones, long time residents of Asbury Park, wed in Brooklyn. The ceremony was conducted by Rev John F Carson. The bride, a trained nurse, tended to King during his illness from typhoid fever two years ago and he credits her care with saving his life.
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Wat Iington Post
New York
Albert Banca King
Elizabeth Amelia Jones
Asbury Park
Brooklyn
John F Carson
Central Presbyterian Church
Mr King
Jones
Edward M Field Penniless at Bellevue After Cable Fame
Edward M Pett son of Cyrus W Field once prominent in the Atlantic cable project is in Bellevue Hospital in nephritis and poverty. He was admitted this afternoon with a Salvation Army orderly present at 18 Chatham Square quarters. The Salvation Army has reportedly shown concern since his reverses and illness left him nearly destitute.
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Cyrus W Field
Atlantic Cable Projector
Hlm
Bellevue En Yok
Edward M Pettson
Atlantic Cable
Bellevue Hospital
Salvation Army
Hdward M Field
Chatham Square
Mayflower accident injures sixteen crewmen at navy yard
Sixteen crew members of the Mayflower were hurt while unloading a coal bag when a hoisting cable snapped. The line recoiled striking several workers and injuring John Kelly, William Thurston, and Robert Walker. Most were taken to Navy Hospital. Kelly and Thurston remained aboard the ship.
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John Kelly
William Thurston
Robert Walker
Navel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ninth Street
Kelly
Thurston
Navy Yard
Ders
Guy
Kelly Thurston
Walker
Mars not inhabited by humans says Dr Hale at academy
Dr George Hale of Mount Wilson Observatory presented photographs and arguments challenging the Martian canal theory at the National Academy of Sciences meeting. He contrasted Lowell's findings with larger telescope results showing blotches rather than clear geometric canals, noting corroboration from Campbell, Barnard, and others while urging caution against human-built interpretations.
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Hate
Mount Wilson Observatory
National Academy of Sciences
George E Hale
Mount Wilson Solar Observatory
Carnegie
National Museum
Hale
Tercy Lowell
Harvard University
Plagste All
Yara
Lowell
Schleparelli
Malan N
Schiaparelli
Profs Campbell and
Barnard
Lick Observatory
Ant Unada
Maedon
Parts
Mars
Miss Gould a Bride in Rain as Police Clear Edifice
Miss Merorie Gwynne Gould daughter of George J Gould wed Anthony J Drexelar of Philadelphia in St Bartholomew s Church amid a downpour and a throng of hundreds outside. Police cleared the building after women surged for souvenirs, while inside the church was lavishly adorned with roses, calla lilies, and garlands as the ceremony took place.
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New York
Merorie
Gwynne Gould
George J Gould
America
Anthony J Drexelar
Philadelphia
St Bartholomew S Episcopal Church
Forty Fourth Stest
Madison Avenue
Van
Spirus
St Bartholomew S
Mascagni
Wagners Chorale
Henschela
Bishop Scarborough
New Jersey
Miss Gould
Leishton Parks
St Bartholomews
Ernest Matthews
Lanewood
Marty Mise Gould
Jong
Bnde
Havens Defeats Aldridge in City Race
Page summary reports J Haven s victory over Aldridge amid election results and political shifts. Included items note nurses testimony against Hyde and a series of local and national political updates, with social notices and sports results interwoven.
Americans Warned Against Forgeries In Nobleman Art Schemes
Henri Rochefort, editor of the Pate, warns Americans about pretended noblemen offering heirlooms for sale. He cites Yankee buyers who paid vast sums for forged pieces and notes a chorus of counterfeit Rembrandts and Fragonards. The Count de Gauigny allegedly used copies by young artists, with his real name claimed as Taulby.
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Henr Rochefort
Count” Gahgny
Daunly
Henri Rochefort
Pate
Count de Gaueny
Genermly
Camites
Butte Montmartre
M Rochefort
Pengps
Tatler
Paris
Count de Galiens
Charles Hamilton Fame
Boston
Tours
de Gattgny Chateau
Teniers Largullere
Hamilton van Derweyden
Lives After Heart Stops Reported by Doctors
Special to The Washington Due from Galveston Texas on April nineteenth states three physicians at Shepard San Jacinto county reported that a man named Thomas F P Lewis remained with a beating heart for an hour and minutes after being struck by a locomotive though he appeared dead.
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Washington
Galveston
Tex
Shepard San Jacinto County
Thomas FP Lewis
Mafia Threat Demands Ransom From Cleveland Mayor
Mayor Merman receives a red ink letter from a group calling itself Mafia demanding money under threat of death. The note orders placing cash in a hollow stump at Hills Park, Inwood land, by 9 o clock Sunday morning. United States Marshal Henry Davis plans to pursue the matter.
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Cleveland
Merman ¢ Saehr
Wan
Suffragists Quit Delegates in Critical Convention
National American Woman Suffrage Association faces a crisis as veterans Mrs Rachel Foster Avery and Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton resign their posts after a fiery convention session. A divided leadership and dispute with President Anna Shaw culminate in resignations, with Avery and Upton agreeing to stay one month more.
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Rachel Foster Avery
Hamet Taylor Upton
Forts
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Hachel Foster Avery
Harriet .Taylor Upton
Avery
Upton
Anna Ho Shan
Frances Squire Potter
Airs Avery
Mr. Upton
Sax
Thomas Mote
Lpton
Elizabeth Kauser Chaima
Mauser
Moton
Mrss Shaw
Potter
O H P Felmont
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House
Mysterious Silence Shrouds Lurline as Steamer Heads to San Francisco
The crippled liner Lurline of the Matson Line bound from Honolulu to San Francisco has fallen silent since noon. Wireless operators at San Francisco report no response to calls as the vessel, carrying seven passengers, sails from Honolulu Tuesday. The ship lost its rudder yesterday and reported a damaged steering tackle but requested assistance.
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Lurime
Matson Line
Hexolulu
Lucine
Spaich
St Mites
Golden Gate
Wishle
Lurline
Monoulu
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