Taft Seeks Virginia Sees West Virginians Today
Taft plans a day of political outreach in West Virginia and Virginia corridors. He aims to rally West Virginians with Highland Confera and Republican leaders and meet with Hitles at the White House to push for carrying the state this year.
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Liston Waliatthe
Stafford County Republicans Favor Taft Renomination
In Stafford County a party meeting at Stafford Court House endorsed President Taft’s administration and urged renomination for the Presidency. Delegates were pledged to vote as a unit in district and state conventions to nominate and elect Taft. Bryan chaired the meeting with N Knight as secretary. C T Green reelected county chair. CoN Knight secretary. old committee members reelected.
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Washington Post
Frederickaburg
Stafford County
Stafford Court House
Taft
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Bryan
N Knight
Tr Green
Con Knight
Press Seats Arranged for Democratic Convention in Baltimore
Josephus Daniels, national committeeman from North Carolina, named to oversee press seating at the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore. He directed daily papers to send seat applications to Charles Albert, chair of the standing committee of correspondents. James Preston and Charles Mann named sergeants at arms in charge of the press galleries. editors of weekly publications urged to apply by a set Raleigh date.
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Ommittteeman
North Carling
Baltimore
Charles Albert
Senate Jrews
Washington
Raleigh
Wareh
St James
Fr Daniela
Hooper Seeks Reelection for Second Term in Tennessee
Gov Hooper, first Republican Tennessee governor in 30 years, announced plans to run again. He claims to have improved statewide liquor laws and to push further reform, aiming to unite independent Democrats and Republicans and win a second term with cross party support.
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Ben W Hooper
Tennessee
Hooper
Jim
Hammond Sees Only Taft in Presidential Forecast
Mining expert John Hava says Hammond arrived from Mexico and backs Taft for a safe, sane renomination. He predicts Taft will secure a unanimous GOP nomination and that Roosevelt cannot win nationwide. Hammond praises Taft as level headed and patriotic while criticizing Roosevelt and the party leadership.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John Hava
Hammond
Mexico
Taft
Aleeton
Roosevelt
Huo
Wade
Peace Near in China Amid Abdication Talks
A Peking dispatch to the Times reports that terms for abdication are nearly settled with Nanking assembly backing. The plan envisions a summer palace stay, a $400000 pension, and continued royal ceremonial roles.
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Nanking
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Summer Palace
Electric shock survivor returns to work after collapse
Wilbur Scruddery, four, of Citizens Light Heat and Power Co, was knocked unconscious by 15,000 volts yesterday afternoon. He was taken to a physician's office in a comatose state, remained unconscious overnight, but woke and went to work this morning, complaining only of muscle soreness.
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Citizens Light Heat and
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LICENSED TO MARRY Inland area wedding notices and names
A dense wedding notice fragment lists individuals with ages and locations including Avrow ren, Mays, Davis, W Coy, and Chapman among others. The garbled text mentions a ceremony date and various relatives, with references to Prince William county and an event at a Rev. leader’s location.
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Ren
Hanting Minn
Seety
Glia M Mays
Richmend
Rey Fieane
Hannemann
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Davis
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Jongenson
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Weite
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Cowan Neary
Meyers
Ruth J Klages
Banimore
Henog Stores
Ter Tien Ural
Shipley
Madero defends cabinet amid border crisis and rebel aid claims
President Madero rejects calls to dismiss ministers while the United States holds militia plans in reserve. War Department declines to order border governors to mobilize, citing essential preparations. Foreign Minister assures nonintervention. Juarez calm and Chihuahua prospects improve.
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Foreign Affairs
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Committee Interis
Cactus Snubs Bryan on Underwood Debate
The House debate centers on the Underwood substitute with strong voices against Bryan. Critics accuse Bryan of pressuring Congress for a personal inquiry while supporters insist on safeguarding congressional integrity. Notable figures include Pujo Hardwick Stevens Glass Garber and Henry allies rally behind McUnderwood.
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Hardwick
Georgia
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Virginia
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Texas
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Kentucky
Mc Underwood
PUTS BAN ON POLITICS OFFERS SENATE RESOLUTION
A Senate resolution introduced by Senator Bristow of Kansas seeks to place all district employees under his service rules to bar political activity. The measure prompts consternation among local Republicans as many workers are municipal employees. Hearings on charges against two government employees accused of political activity continue. Numerous district Republican clubs held meetings endorsing Taft and the Bradshaw ticket and preparing for Chicago.
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Chicago
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Taft
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Hillbrook
Burrville
Callfield
John Waller
Blamne Invincible Club
Pisherman Hall
MM Parker Club
German Republican Club
Mom Parker Club
Salem Baptist Church
Marabil Perri
Indictments in dynamite conspiracy cases advance set arrests next week
Indianapolis February 7 Authorities say more than 40 men named in 32 indictments returned by the federal grand jury in the dynamite conspiracy are to be arrested as one group. Telegrams forward copies to officials in districts where arrests will follow while no haste is planned. Defendants may seek counsel after arrest and defense likely to be consolidated.
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Federal Grand Jury
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Orile
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Los Angeles Times
Wis
United States
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Sunapolis
Naval
Arademi
Lolmija
Trivermus
Haymarket Dance Hall License Revoked in New York
The Haymarket, a notorious Tenderloin dance hall, has its license revoked after a lengthy effort by vice cleanup advocates. The commissioner of the bureau of licenses canceled the venue’s permit, ending what was once New York’s best known dance hall.
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Haymarket
Tenderloin
Bureau of Licenses
New
Summons Rixey To Court In Virginia Trust Case
A summons is issued ordering Dr J De Jarnette to produce C Jones Rixey before Judge Louis L Marley in Alexandria corporation court. The move would transfer Rixey from Staunton to the Hospital for the Criminal Insane at Marion. Rixey, former president and treasurer of the Virginia Nate De Poelt and Trust Corporation, is implicated in the trust failure and was held on bond. an order for transfer is expected.
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Leux Diaz
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Wasiington Post
Alexendria
Louis L Marley
Alexandria Corporation
J . de Jarnctte
Western State Hospital
Staunton
C Jones Rixey
Virginia
Nate de Poelt
Oppose Mount Vernon Fees and Relic Sale Probe
William H. Lowder of Washington DC says Mount Vernon Ladies Association is not patriotic but commercial. He and Frederick Whipple will testify before Virginia’s public property committee seeking recall of the charter, taxation, and state oversight, protesting the Mount Vernon fee system and sale of Washington relics.
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Richmond Va
William HW Lowder
Washington DC
Mount Vernon
Bank closed by state commission in Raleigh area
Carolina Bank under order to close as of February 7 in Raleigh. The Bank of Jonesboro, capital around $800,000, reported impaired finances due to bad loans. Bank resources and assets cited as about $4 million. President F G Godfrey and cashier A W Huntley named in the report.
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Tire of Long Engagement Miss Fields and Techieffely Married
Miss Katherine Genevieve Fields daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Fields of Rockville Maryland and Claude Techieffely a druggist of 1207 Connecticut Avenue Northwest were married in Baltimore yesterday The ceremony was performed by Rev John Gaynor at St Elizabeths Church Afterwards the couple went to New York to spend their honeymoon.
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Charles W Fields
Rockville
Claude Techieffely
Connecticut Avenue North West
Baltimore
John Gaynor
St Elizabeths Church
New York
Sunday Prize from Next Sunday Post Features Front Cover to Last Page
The Monthly Magazine section promises an exceptional issue with the cover design Bringing Home the Mail by Charles Sacks. Inside are real and make believe tales by Rex Beach and James Hopper, Freshmen of the Air by Joseph Medill Patterson, A Midnight Cat by Mabtel Herbert Urner, A Second Chance for Bad Boys by Laura Grazer, Big Gun Flashes by Rethvin Wallace, and A Penitent by Charles Irvin Junkin, plus delightful illustrations.
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Charles Sacks
Rex Beach
James ‘Hopper
Joseph Medill Patterson
Mabtel Herbert Urner
Laura
Rethvin Wallace
Charles Irvin Junkin
Six on Tug Face Death In Frozen James River
Capt William Rodgers and five men aboard the tug Grit face possible death near Claremont Virginia as ice traps the vessel in the James River. Rescue attempts are hindered by ice, with the tug leaking and crew unable to reach shore. The Grit, owned by Hastin Bros of Norfolk, has been frozen in the ice for days despite provisions on board.
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Claremont Va
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Aged Sisters Die in Fire Near Onley Virginia
Two elderly spinster sisters Miss Kate Wodles aged 72 and Miss Mary Tunnel aged 70 were found burned to death at their home near Pastoria, Virginia. Robbers suspected. a colored sawmill laborer Henry Wise raised the alarm as flames engulfed the house at 4 am. Foul play rumored. bloodhounds ordered. Commonwealth Attorney Doughty investigating.
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Cape Charles Va
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Pastoria
Onley Va
Henry Wise
Wende
Doughty
Bullet kills physician in Stamford New York kinship linked
Dr William Tallmadge son of Col Willem H Tallmadge of Stamford died in his home on Summer Street. The death occurred in the afternoon following a brief walk. Officials ruled the death accidental. Dr Tallmadge aged 34 or 35 was married and had studied at St Pauls, Yale, and Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia.
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Stamford
William Tallmadge
New York
Willem H Tallmadge
Summer Street
Tallmadge
St Pauls Preparatory School
Yale
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
George Serrlil
Veterans Foes Lose Jobs in Havana Decree
Havana authorities dismiss hundreds of officials amid a Cuban independence push. Veterans groups demanded action against former foes, with the interior secretary announcing a crackdown and Treasury and Public Works departments cutting staff for alleged economy gains.
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Gomez
Cuba Libre
Veterans Association
Senor Wachado
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Public Works
Major Edwin Sully Dead Confederate Veteran and Hero
Confederate veteran Major Edwin Sully dies suddenly at his Rockingham home after a paroxysm. native of Richmond, his remains will be taken there for interment. He was 14 years old in the text appears garbled. likely an obituary note with portraits at the Corcoran Gallery.
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New Work Notes February 20 Wedding in Florida
The article indicates a man plans to wed on February 20 in Florida before traveling to Burgton. It mentions the upcoming marriage as a key event tied to his new work, with no additional details on names or venues.
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Florida
Burgton
Time Extension Given for Naval Academy Swimming Practice
The Naval Academy orders extra swimming practice for cadets who struggle to meet the five minute afloat requirement. Some midshipmen show improved effort while others remain unable, prompting intensified coaching under the academy’s athletic program.
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