Mobs jeer Churchill as crowd holds back riot at parade
Large crowds parade the streets carrying an effigy of the First Lord of the Admiralty while Churchill is jeered. A heavy military presence maintains order as the crowd reacts to the Home Rule Bill provisions explained by Hira.
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Edwant
Belfast
Home Rule Bill Sparks Stormy Belfast Demonstration
A heated event in Belfast surrounds Mr Churchill's visit as crowds clash with police over home rule. Orangemen boo while Liberals and Nationalists cheer. raised effigies and banners denounce home rule. talks promise imperial unity with constitutional changes and continued resistance from unionists amid security deployments.
Utilities Bill 18 Delayed in Senate Confrontation
The District utility bill faced delays in the Senate as Chairman Gallinger led the Ins committee floor session amid concurrent executive business. Senator Works blocked early action, while Small Wirkk proposed an amendment and Latta dispute postponed main measures, reflecting committee findings from December.
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Nator Gallinger
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Ture Iy
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Pendin
Commission
Women Lose in House Suffrage Battle in Virginia
In Virginia the House defeats equal suffrage measures, signaling a political setback for the suffrage movement. The article notes opposition from lawmakers and outlines proposed constitutional amendments that would limit women's voting rights to property owners and affect related provisions.
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Virginia
Washington Post
Alpeser
Licensed to Marry record of marriages and names
A clipped notice lists numerous individuals with varied surnames and residences from Baltimore Md to Covington Va. It records marriage permits or licenses among many couples including Margie Turbuer Harruenbirg Ya Rev, Florence L sicktahon, Elizabeth Tichette, Jane Ntratghilt Poree, and Margaret Perkelmann, among others.
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Mechanical
Canood
Mare Md
Margie & Turbuer
Urges Chinese policy and warns of steel chaos
The article reports calls for concerted action to abolish steel duties and defend China’s sovereignty. It notes remarks by Schwab on Carnegie, Knox’s note to Bernstorst, and a broader U S Germany Britain France Japan Russia dialogue. It highlights fears of interference in China and the push for unified power among major nations.
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For Pega
Knox
China
Yuan May Save Emperor in Chinese Political Turmoil
Fragmented reports from Peking describe Premier Luan Shi Kui facing republican pressure while Yuan Shikai signals possible abdication plans. Observers assess whether concessions would weaken the throne or spark factional division within the loyal army. U.S. and British envoys in Nanking discuss the crisis with Chinese officials as the future of the empire hangs in the balance.
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Luan Shi Kui
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Ile
Machin
Dounirs
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Pullich
Legations
Vinin Shi Raul
Bryan Whites Blacklist Democrats Voted Against Cullop
Bryan issues a blacklist of Democratic congressmen who opposed the Cullop amendment calling them objects of suspicion and urging constituents to know them. Names cited include Brant, Garrett, Hammond, Holland, Korbly, Latten, Mor son, O Shaunesay, Peters, Sherley, Post, and White among others from several states.
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Newark
Lotha
Bryan
Brant
Georgia
Fexas Garrett
Tennester
Hammond
Minnesota
Holland
Virginia
Korblv
Indiana
Lattletn
New Fork
Miss Potts Enters Carmelite Nuns in Annapolis
Miss Florence Potts daughter of Rear Admiral Robert Potts retired, received into the Order of Carmel in Annapolis. The ceremony was held this morning with her taking the white veil as a candidate. upon completion she will take the black veil.
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Florence Potts
Robert Potts
Walmaston
Order of Carmelit
Subpoena Served on Hill by Steel Investigating Committee
The steel investigating committee reported successful service of subpoenas to Representative Hill. Deputy sergeants at arms located him at Jekyll Island on Wednesday night, with plans to appear before the committee next Monday morning. The chairman disclosed the action as part of the ongoing inquiry.
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Jones
Steel Investigating Committee
Ir Hil
Jekyll Island
Thi
Woman Appears At White House Seeks Taft Interview
A young woman calling herself the president of the Red Cross Society and mother of a three year old visited the White House yesterday. She demanded a conference with President Taft about work from Turkey and Mexico. Guardians escorted her to police, then to the asylum for observation as she appeared mentally unsettled. She wore a blue dress with white hat and gloves and declared plans to appeal to Secretary of War if denied.
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Sisters Murder Victims In Fire At Abandoned Farm Home
Special to The Washington Past Norfolk Valehy reports sisters Mary and Kate Tunnell were found murdered and burned in their ruined Pastoria home. Bodies mutilated, valuables missing, money stored at home. Hounds tracked killers but frozen ground delayed pursuit. authorities suspect two women killed for cash from years of farming wealth.
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British War Secretary Viscount Haldane in Berlin for talks
Viscount Haldane the British secretary for war arrived in Berlin today with his brother on a private visit. Officials say the purpose is to discuss Anglo German relations with Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg and Foreign Secretary von Kiderlen-Waechter, while the exact mission remains unofficial. The Times notes Waldane may have a broad remit but has no direct mission, yet his presence could aid open talks desired by Berlin’s leaders.
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Santiago Hero Buried Naval Hero Montague at Annapolis
Chief Boatswain Daniel Montague, who accompanied Richmond Hobson at the sinking of the Merrimac at Santiago harbor during the Spanish American War, was buried today in Annapolis. The funeral at St Mary Catholic Church drew detachments from the saloon and marine detachments and naval academy units, with military honors.
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Washington Post
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Santiago Harbor
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Women Democrats Unite to Corporate Club in New York
The Woman Democrat Club of New York City incorporated to promote Democracy as outlined by Thomas Jefferson. Directors include Mrs Bertle M Crosby and Sarah Biers Crowe with Amelia A Uollon and Marcha Guilfoyle in New York City and Brooklyn. February 8 notes celebrate suffrage progress as Carl Oster president of Westchester County Women’s Suffrage Association reports a favorable reply from William Ward Republican committeeman supporting equal voting rights.
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Jefferson
Aling Roy Fest
Wamana Derrorate Club
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Bertle M Crosby
Sarah Biers Crowe
Amelia A Uollonway
Marcha Guilfoyle
Brooklyn
Carl Oster
Westchester County Womens Suffrage Association
William 2 Ward
Ward
Trusts Easy to Abolish Declares Repeal of Holding Company Law
United States Senator Charlier A Culberson of Texas and Mayor William J Gaynor led a tariff reform dinner at the National Democratic Club in New York advocating repeal of New Jersey’s statute authorizing holding companies to curb trust power. Gaynor argued the root of trust evils lies in that law and urged repeal to dismantle monopolistic practices nationwide.
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New York
United States
Charlier A Culberson
Texas
William J Gaynor
National Democratic Club
Grover Cleveland
Raul Te
Guynor
Culberson
Republican Party
Gaynar
Tom
Cathedral a £225,000 gift to St Panics and the Lady Chapel
A bequest totaling 225000 pounds to the cathedral and churches includes about 20 pounds to St Panics V Gathemrad. The funds aim to complete and furnish the Lady Chapel but the total estate value remains unspecified.
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New York
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Gathemrad
Luger Ellyi
Tawney Opens Taft Fight in Roosevelt Reciproc ity Clash
Minneapolis Feb 8 An attorney Tawney of Wisconsin and representative tonight urged support for President Taft arguing he kept Republican pledges on reciprocity. He said Taft is a country man and that all his acts reflected party promises. He warned critics to also critique Roosevelt and quoted a Roosevelt speech praising Taft era aims.
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Roosevelt declares he will not desert progressives in fight
Publisher Moore quotes former President Roosevelt telling progressives he will stay with their cause and fight by their side to the finish. He notes Roosevelt will not address the Kentucky Legislature in Frankfort due to unavailability.
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Third party possibility sparks push for Roosevelt Bryan ticket
A Kansas City dispatch reports Willam Hoye says the coming campaign could trigger a third party. He suggests if Taft and Harmon are nominated the ticket Roosevelt for President and Bryan for Vice President could sweep the country. He labels the third party as “What you will.”
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Kansas City Today
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OFFICER WEDS ON SICKBED AT LOS ANGELES
Naval officer Samuel Brown Thomas a rear admiral’s son weds Grace Mellus at his bedside in Los Angeles after a week-long pneumonia confinement. The ceremony occurred as planned despite the illness and lack of a formal society setting.
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Charles Thomas
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Masons Announce Plans for Washington Birthday Observance
Washington Lodge No 2 A F and 4 M will stage George Washingtons birthday observance at the Alexandria Light Infantry armory with a banquet and wreath ceremony at Mount Vernon. Speakers include Andrew Jackson Montague, Charles Carlin, James W. Golher, Claude Syan ton, Thomas Martin, and Thomas J Shryock. Gov Mann may attend. President Taft to attend pilgrimage with wreath ceremony at Mount Vernon.
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Mrs May Mire Serah Stark 7 Noted Merchant Dies Quietly
Prominent merchant Mrs May Mire Serah Stark aged 7 of William H died Wednesday after an incident on Miss Carol street while she rested. She is survived by Samuel Roush and J of the city, with the community quiet and mourning.
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