Taft to See Ohio Gubernatorial Candidates
President informed of lack of unity among gubernatorial hopefuls in Ohio. Taft reluctant to choose a favorite, but will be urged to speak. Senators Vorys and Williams directing the Republican effort expect White House conference soon. No crystallization of sentiment. liquidity term still fits the situation. Taft may avoid signaling preference before the state convention in March. campaign heads unsettled about whom to back. Report from Washington notes no candidate gaining momentum. Warren Harding active in efforts, but no firm prediction yet.
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Died in 1910 obituaries in Washington area
Several obituary notices dated February 1910 list bereaved families, funeral plans, and private interments. Items mention spouses Mary, Kate R Wood, and Elizabeth Colt. addresses on I Street, G Street, Seventh Street, and Vermont Avenue. services at Trinity Chapel Foundry Church St Paul’s. private interment at Glenwood Cemetery and Congressional Cemetery. multiple mourners and relatives named.
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Crook Cemetery
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Churels Moore
Philadel
Marxander Davis Mooghe
St. Paul's Church
Witten
V Streets
Petros
Marriage and Death Notices From The Washington Post
Fragmented notices indicate forthcoming marriage and death notices with scattered names and places. The text references Providence Journal Rochester dealer and Philadelphia post bandara, suggesting an inscribed list of individuals and dates among notices in era journalism.
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Geri Bled
Rochester
Terai Senata, Seo Iule Itepunie
Feet St
Faw Biouwer Poesy Hoban
Comer Reraruce
Post Bandara
Thiladelphia Pualle Lede
Ohio Politicians Weigh 1912 Convention Prospects
Report from Washington outlines Ohio figures Wade H Elis and Taft discussions on the senatorial primary primary abolition and possible candidacies. President and party leaders weigh strategies to support Gov Harmon and maintain GOP unity amid factional talk and upcoming congressionals.
Schooner Abla ze At Sea Believed To Be George F Phillips
A burning schooner described as the George F Phillips of Seaford Del sailed from Baltimore January 23 bound for Wilmington with nine crew aboard. A wireless report to the Naval hydrographic office said the vessel abandoned at sea had boats missing, high seas, and a yellow signal on the hull.
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George F. Phillips
Seaford, del
Naval Hydrographic Office
George P. Phillips
Delaware
Davis
Seaford
Del
Baltimore
Wilmington
Gaskins
Bethel
Three engines loosed by discharged brakeman
Brakeman P. A. Chapman at Trunkdad Colorado eluded guards, manned three live engines, coupled them, toppled a tender into a turntable pit, and pushed engines onto the main line. Dispatchers redirected trains, engines were left stalled 9 miles out, with no crew.
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Colo
Colorado,and Southern Railroad
P. A. Chapman
Chapman
Man commits suicide near Hyndman as wife saves him twice
A man identified as Jokn BStudmaker near Hyndman hanged himself in the attic. His wife cut him down, and he died. Two months earlier he attempted suicide but was saved by his wife. He was 66 years old and four children survive. motive unknown.
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Spc
Reediet
Tobn Bineer
Aicide
Hyndman
Zelf
Life savers rescue crew of schooner near Cape Henry
A Virginia coast rescue reports Capt Brown and his crew of eleven from the schooner Tycus saved by life-savers near False Cape Light. The vessel, bound from Jacksonville to New York with lumber, rode a northwest gale of 40 mph but remained largely intact. Also, eleven German sailors from the H. C. Dreyer, abandoned January 1, were landed at Boston aboard the Barendecht after rescue at sea.
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Norfolk
Wig“A. Norton
Jacksonville
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Virginia
Brown
Boston
H. C. Dreyer
TOBAGGO SALES STILL BIG IN RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
Special to The Waxblagles Post reports strong loose leaf tobacco deliveries in Richmond and Petersburg with large burley stocks expected. January sales totaled 26166 pounds sun cured and dark goods plus 201,570 pounds white burley, four month season totals 671.28 pounds sun cured and dark, 112 pounds white burley, average prices noted. Local warehousers anticipate substantial burley shipments and prices improved across grades with lugs and leaves selling from 5.50 to 17.00 per 300 pounds in varied grades.
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Virginia
Petersburg
Lynchburg
Boston
Brave crew of six lost at sea after Farallon wreck
Seattle February 6 news reports little hope for five men who sailed with Second Mate Gus Swanson to seek aid for Farallon passengers and crew. A raging storm and ice-filled waters hindered their voyage. They left Kodiak January 2, after 17 days at sea without word.
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Farallon
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Kodiak
Social conditions discussed in wartime public health policy
A brief report notes that one quarter of deaths in Washington are linked to disease and malady. The Associated Chamber asserts the agency is in a state of flux as a campaign of enlightenment is launched to address health concerns.
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Highway revival eyed to boost Alexandria Washington road
Fasumarol to pummel street project revived by Alexandria-Washington Greater Highway Association. Work to start early spring after meeting at Willard Hotel. Merchants expect funding due to ferry loss and improve traffic between Alexandria and Washington. A derailed car caused a 40 minute delay on single track near King Street. Street paving and double tracking planned when weather allows. Sunday School Association addressed organization and equipment for Alexandria churches. Odd Fellows to mark 71st Potomac Lodge anniversary on March 21 with speakers. Daniel R Burrell, aged 71, dies at 101 Montgomery Street. wife and children survive.
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Trier
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Greater Highway Association
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Washington
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Potoias Lodge of Odd Fellows
D. R. Stansbury
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Lynchburg Virginia Briefs Hit Two Men in Railway Yard Shooting
At Lynchburg yesterday afternoon Arthur Smith colored shot and probably fatally wounded George Myers colored while both men worked on the Southern Railway. A warrant exists for Paul Robertson a student at Christian College charged with attempting to stash J W Shockley with a razor. Robertson not yet located.
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George Myers
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Chattarooga
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Robertson
Mrs Cowles says she can aid in Washington effort
Mrs Morsace Cowles wife of Dr Edward Cowles testifies she went to Washington to press for action on her husband and others facing court martial. She describes contacting Secretary Meyer and Senator Lodge, the swift response and admiral Cowles aiding the effort, and notes the rapid completion of her mission amid surrounding Capitol gossip and a fire in Roanoke causing significant losses.
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Department
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Anld
Roanoke
Shelton Correll
Jack Ward
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Mary B. Trout
Correll
Trail of elopers lost in search for couple abroad
A Philadelphia girl Amanda Arandiu aged 18 elopes with George W. McKinney Germantown tea and coffee dealer. Montreal letter says she is well and happy with funds. McKinney, married with a two year old son, bought a steamship ticket for January 29 and drew $10,000 from a Germantown bank before disappearing.
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George W. McKinney
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Coffee Poison Warns Health Experts Promote Postum
A persuasive screed argues coffee harms many Americans and caffeine weakens heart kidneys and nerves. It urges readers to quit coffee and switch to Postum, claiming 19 days to see health improvements and overall well being.
Wart Hog In The Zoo Draws Visitors In Cold Weather
Ugly, derisive comments greet a new zoo resident, a Phantesimgoria of the forest wart hog. Visitors endure chilly air to glimpse the homely beast whose features are described as a solid bone-like face from ears to tusks.
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