Votes for Trisco Senate Victory Expected
Debated preliminary vote in California’s capital sees San Francisco favored over New Orleans on a Panama Canal opening celebration. House final approval leaned 18 to 12, with narrow Republican support for New Orleans and mixed Democrat backing for San Francisco.
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BURKE, Fineran, Gingell, and More Dead in Local Notices
A jumble of obituaries and funeral notices lists several Washington figures. Among them are URPHERING BURKE, widow MARGARET Fineran, ATPEXLICLA, EDWIN Harris, Harriet Hoyt, Lippincott, Middaugh, Plant, Riley, Sherry Hannah Mae, Sandford, Gerald Wood, and others with service dates at St Augustine and Second Baptist Church. Interments are planned at Prospect Hill and Rock Creek Cemeteries.
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St. A Cavanaugh
North Capitol Street
Burke
Abverston
England
All Street
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U.um
Philadelphia
Cingell
Todae
Aingering
Atpexlicla
Ghaham
Kensington
Edmund Henry
Mary Graham
Intermental Rock Creek
Anna
John Grave
Bmll
John
John Gabriel
N Street
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Ths
Tenth Street
John A. Handiboh
Tuncal
Clureh
Masa
Harris
Georgetown University Hospital
Ed- Win
Job Harris
Lamont Street
Wea
Mm Hoyt
Samuel N
Mivate
Denve
Church Street
M- Lippincott
TSI
Frank P
Carrie Lippincott
Louis R. Lippincott
Middaugh
Charles V. Paterno
New York City
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Catherine Middaugh
Ninth Street
First Congregational Church
Tenth and
Streets Northwest
Rock Creek Cemetery
Plant
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Alar
FL Plant
Nee Hompson
Walter S. Plant
Fred J
Paul E
Walter Plant
Hariday
Reamiem Masa
St Aloysius’ Church
Riley
Winchester
Louisa Gibson
John Campbell Riley
Washington
D.C
Oak Hill Cemetery
Baltimore
New York
Cope
Sherey Hannah Mae
Raphael Sherry
Joseph H
Grace T Polkinhorn
South Carolina Avenue
Sandford
Druins Street
Hov
Edna L. Sandford
Boston
Mass
Wood
Sia Mast
Capitol Street
Gertrude
Moses A
Amanda Wood Funere
Second Baptist Church
In Memoriam Fleetwood Remembrance Notice
In remembrance of Sara T. Fleetwood who left us three years ago today in February 1908.
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Fleetwood
Tov
Sara T. Fleetwood
Taft Helped Frisco Win Panama Exposition Site
New Orleans Panama Exposition Association members last night credited President Taft and cabinet members with sympathy for San Francisco as the Panama Exposition site. Mayor Behrman said Taft and Secretaries Nagel and Knox publicly supported San Francisco, disadvantaging New Orleans in the selection.
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Forts A Bid For War Begin Fight In Cincinnati
Cincinnati clergymen lead a country-wide campaign against Panama Canal fortifications. Methodist ministers condemn arming the canal, urge arbitration and peace funds, and plan resolutions to be acted on next Monday.
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Ohio
Fanama Canal
Methodist
Taft
Methodist Episcopal
Carnegie
Hague
Ume
Ministers’ Association
G. W. Dubois
Price
HM Methodist Episcopal Church
Panama
Dr. Dubois
White House Callers List of U S Senators and Representatives
A U S roster dated Tuesday January 22 lists Senator Young of Iowa Senator Briggs of New Jersey Senator Cullom of Illinois and multiple House members including Butler Parsons Brantley Watson Graff Douglas Wilson Dodu Diekema Layton Driscoll and Postmaster T J Akins of St Louis along with Kurt Gree of Germany as a caller to the White House.
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Iowa
Briggs
New Jersey
Cullom
Illinois
Butler
Pennsylvania
Parsons
New York
Brantley
Georgia
Watson
Hitnoos
Graff
Minois
Douglas
Ohla
Wilson
Wilnois
Dodu
Michigan
Diekema
Layton
Alabame
Driscoll
T. J. Akins
Convict Foils Jailbreakers in Mecklenburg Case
A prisoner in a neighboring cell alerted authorities to an attempted escape by J. H. Sibley and R. C. Masters, held under federal order for alleged land frauds. Jail staff found tools. the informant used a physician ruse to relay the warning, ensuring the escape attempt was foiled before daylight.
Taft to receive Maryland auto licenses without charge
Virginia officials balk at taxing government cars and Gov Crothers orders Maryland license tags sent to the President. The governor calls the courtesy due a sovereign nation’s chief executive, while White House officials note the bill may be paid later and sheriffs doubt enforcing government vehicles’ licenses.
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Austin L. Crothers
George
Commonwealth of the Nation
Tme
Sen
Mr. George
Gien Reno
Sheriff Vlett
Comptroller of the Treasury
Tracewell
Virginia
Old Dominion
Rudolph
Richmond
United States
J.M. Hayes
Charles D. Norton
College Will Be Rebuilt After Devastating Fire
Baltimore January 81 Dr Charles W Gallagher president of the Maryland College for Women at Lutherville says the loss will reach 100000 with the library and heirlooms gone The building will be rebuilt and classes will continue in temporary quarters while studies resume next Monday More than 100 students lost everything as the fire started in a chemical laboratory destroying the main buildings and the students were sent to nearby residences in night attire
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Charles W. Gallagher
Maryland College For Women
Lutherville
Gallagher
Talk Alliance at Albany Deliberations in Senate Caucus
Albany reports brief discussion of a Republican Democrat coalition to hold a conference on caucus strategy for the William F. Sheehan U.S. Senate bid. Ballots show Ker nan gain and unclear momentum as Murphy and Gov Dix clash over access, while other state ballots list varied counts across several states.
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United States
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Troy
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Shepard
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Sulzer
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Depew
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Iowa
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Young
Garst
Porter
Welena
Mont
Carter
Walsh
Conrad
Denver
Colorado
Catherine M. Cook
Adams
Martin
Maurin
O'Donnell
Shafroth
Speer
Thomas
Werd
Cook
Dawson
Gowdy
Vaile
Northcut
Editor Cromartie Found Dead in Hamlet Swamp
The body of James A. Cromartie editor of Soperton Illinois disappeared November 3 was recovered by hunters in a swamp three miles from Hamlet North Carolina. His money and possessions remained intact and there was no sign of foul play. He had been visiting relatives in Bladen County and vanished after stopping in Hamlet to change trains. Identification was confirmed by a relative.
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James A. Cromartie
Soperton
Cromartie
Bladen County
Rites for Henry Bradley in Rockville
Funeral services for Henry Bradley, among Rockville's wealthiest citizens, were held at the family home at 2:00 PM after his death from injuries from an electric car seven weeks earlier. Rev. Arthur Johns of Washington led the service, with interment at Rockville Cemetery. Mrs. Sarah H. Lyddane, widow of Stephen M. Lyddane, also had funeral services at her Rockville residence, with burial in Rockville Cemetery, conducted by Rev. Thomas J. Packard of Christ Episcopal Church.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Henry Bradley
Arthur & Johns
Washington
Sarah H. Lyddane
Stephen M. Lyddane
Thomas J. Packard
Christ Episcopal Church
Rockville Cemetery
May disbar attorneys in Annapolis court trial
Annapolis Maryland court examined Jerry L. Smith and Torrington Thompson on disbarment charges for fabricating testimony in divorce cases. Witnesses denied giving evidence or being sworn. Defense argued no intent to wrongfully influence outcomes and noted possible errors in reported testimony. First disbarment trials in county circuit history. Virginian robbed in street in Lynchburg. Special to The Washington Post. Jan. cat.
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Washington Post
Jerry L. Smith
Torrington Thompson
Lynchburg
Herbert Mix
The
News and Advance
Mix
Missing mother Ruth Howell sought by worried family
Elmer Howell, two, pleads daily for his mother Ruth Howell who vanished from 627 M street southeast last Saturday afternoon. Ruth, 19, married at 14, was described as tall with a red coat and blue hat, possibly joining a theatrical company. Police note she left unexpectedly after a quarrel with her husband. her mother Pershing describes a nervous breakdown as the family seeks her return.
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Elmer Howell
Ruth Howell
Norfolk
Howell
Operators Safe at Night in New York Exchanges
New York Tele phone Company officials denied claims that switchboard work at night subjects girls to insults and indignities. They stated night shifts are as safe as home, with healthful conditions and a light luncheon provided. Ages 16 to 23, average 20, with safeguards and air filtration. Mrs. Kelly was invited to inspect the exchanges. The company opposed a proposed bill to bar hiring under 31 for night work.
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New York Telephone Company
Florence Kelly
New York State Consumers’ League
Bethel
Thurber
Kelly
Consumers’ League
Attic Barricade Ends in Mt Jackson With Wife Slashing
Special to The Washington Vest reports James Dawson barricaded in his Mt Jackson attic, holding officers for hours after nearly beheading his wife with a razor. He allegedly struck her with an ax during a quarrel. She has small chance for recovery.
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Woodstock
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School Teachers to Marry in Spencer Wedding
Miss Annie Caurie Fordham daughter of the late Dr. R C Fordham and a local school teacher will wed Norman F Steppe high school principal of Dysartville North Carolina on February 16 in Spencer.
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Spencer
N. C
Annie Caurie Fordham
R. C. Fordham
Norman F. Steppe
Dysartville
N.C
Battleship Delaware sails with Chilean envoy’s body
The battleship Delaware left Hampton Roads carrying the body of the late Chilean Minister Don Anibalo Cruz to Valparaiso Chile. The minister died in Washington last year and was shipped aboard the President’s yacht Mayflower. A national salute of minute guns fired from Fort Monroe and ships in the roadstead accompanied the transfer.
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Delaware
Hampton Roads
Valparaiso
Chile
Don Anibalo Cruz
Washington
Fort Monroe
Licensed to Marry Names Sealed in Local Notices
Cleveland R Plummer 23 and Alma Hardy 19 are listed alongside other couples in this marriage notice. The Rev Bergner Walter B Guy 8 and Laura R Glancy 25 appear with religious officiants noted. Francis OConnor 24 and Adelaide Best 23 are listed with Rev James J OConnor also mentioned.
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Cleveland R. Plummer
Alma Hardy
F. Bergner
Walter B. Guy
Laura R. Glancy
Herbert Scott Smith
John M. Sean
Talifax
Lizzie McGuinness
P. Murphy
J. Hall Wilson
Letha A. Ball
Tey
John E Briggs
Francis O'Connor
Adelaide Best
James J. O’connor
Health Office Record of Births and Deaths Across Many Names
A health office record lists numerous birth announcements including William J and Bessie Hickey for a boy and John and Elizabeth OConnell among other couples with several entries for girls and boys. The death section names many individuals with ages and addresses across Washington area hospitals and streets including Laura Milstead and Bridget Madigan among others.
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Bessie Hickey
John
Elizabeth O'Connell
Mark
Katherine M. Greenwald
Matthew
Ning ¥Inn
Fred
Margaret Adams
Daniel
Effie Webster
Curtiss C
Florence DeNeave
Matthew B
Helen R. Hanna
George H
Ella Walker
Frank A
Grace
Kaufman
James
Mary A. Roxburgh
Roy T
Helen ¥. Morris
D. Kirby
Benjamin H
Rena J Trexler
Wiliam
Gera Wheeler
Robert
Elizabeth C. Cheeks
Arthur
Susie Butler
Henry
Addin Cooper
Tingena
Fiora Washington
Charles
Alberta Washington
Ohio Senate faces Dean bill amid wets and drys clash
Strong currents of opposition and support swirl as Ohio lawmakers vote on the Dean bill expanding local option. Governor Harmon seeks to avoid taking sides while religious groups urge defeat. Rally speakers include ex governors and judges, with Billy Sunday drawing large crowds tonight.
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Washington Post
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Dean Bith
Rose County
Senate
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House
Harmony
Harmon
Corpse puts out lights at Van Brunt and Reid in Brooklyn
An Edison company crew found inspector Holland Richline dead on power lines at Van Brunt and Reid streets Brooklyn after a repair attempt. He wore rubber gauntlets and quickskin gloves, killed by an electric shock causing a flash and wires to go dark.
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New York
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Reid Streets
Brooklyn
Holland Richline
Edison Electric Light and Power Company
Kichline
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