Taft Crisis Looms as Hughes Seek Unity for G.O.P.
New York reports show President Taft meeting with leaders including Governor Hughes and Tom Barnard to plan a purge of the party amid the Allds-Conger scandal. A wider Albany probe looms, with Taft and Hughes pressed to stabilize the Republican slate and avoid splits ahead of key investigations.
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Girl's Body Found After Surfing Row. Police Seek Married Man
Jane Adams 18 was found off Ventnor beach after being missing over a week. William Seyler, a married man of the city, was last seen with her on a boardwalk pier and is sought for abducting her. the wound above her left eye may result from a fall or blow. Detectives press for his whereabouts and explain his movements the night she disappeared.
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Yale Alumni to Greet President Taft at Yale Dinner
Yale alumni will welcome President Taft in Washington at the annual Yale Alumni dinner next Saturday night. Dean Jones represents the Yale faculty and Prof Emort will speak. A Marine Band quartet will accompany the singing at the Hotel Raleigh.
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Pink hens and red eggs from state experiments
A Special to The Washington Post reports that by feeding rhodomeride dye to white hens at State College of Agriculture, eggs can develop pink albumen and pink yolks. Experiments indicate pink feathers and the dye may also turn yolks red, suggesting possible production of red yolks and red albumen.
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Veteran Major Bancroft Dies in Woburn At 78
Special to The Washington Post from Boston February 13 Mas Am brose Bancroft a Civil War veteran who fought in 26 battles and was wounded four times died by hanging at his home in Woburn last night He was 78 and had been in failing health Bancroft enlisted in 1862 and rose from first lieutenant to captain then major during the war.
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Trail Boy Slays Victim Mary Tedder in Glenwood
Irvin Hanchett a 14 year old white boy was arrested after bloodhounds traced a trail from Mary Tedder's mutilated body in a Glenwood orange grove to his workplace. The girl fought, sixty two knife wounds counted, bicycle nearby. Hanchett previously held in Connecticut reform school.
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Asquith Yields on Veto Bill Ahead of Budget Crisis
Liberal whip J. M. Fuller admits difficulties threaten the budget as Asquith consents to bring the veto bill before the budget to avert a general election. Rumors of Churchill to succeed Gladstone at the Home Office. Birrell and Burns keep current Irish and local government posts. Medicinal whiskies advertised by Jas. Clark Distilling Co.
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Logilists Clash in Riots Across Many Cities
Socialist demonstrations in multiple German cities after suffrage protests led to violent clashes with police. One man fatally stabbed in Neumunster, others wounded by sabers or stones. confrontations occurred in Halle Koenigsberg Duisburg and Berlin suburbs as crowds gathered near meetings. Police dispersed crowds. troops called in Halle and Frankfurt voters faced clashes with arrests.
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3-Ceni Bread for St Louis
Spocial to The Washerton Post from St Louis February 13. Jacob Slupsky a philanthropist plans a $200000 bakery at North St. Louis Lorde Street to sell bread at 3 cents a loaf. He claims a profit of 1 to 3 cents per loaf and accuses local bakers of a price fixing trust. He says he will break the high prices and small loaves by introducing the new bakery.
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Admiralty to Replace Coal with Oil Fuel for Navy
The Express reports Britain’s Admiralty will switch to oil fuel for ships, ordering 11 million gallons for Plymouth tanks and planning to source mainly from American and European suppliers while relying on shale and colonial fuel when war looms. The move signals a major naval shift since steam.
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Across Ocean in Balloon Trip Plans by Three Aboard Dirigible
A Madrid dispatch to The Washington Post reports Bruecker a German astro pilot Col Shack and Capt Mesnr planning a cross Atlantic voyage in a dirigible. They depart Oratova October 5 bound for Porto Rico then to New York via Haiti Cuba Fiorita and Louisiana following currents noted by Prof Hergevveil.
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Beveridge Entitled to White House Recognition Amid Indiana Debate
Indiana politics stir as President Taft weighs Beveridge recognition after the senator’s anti Aldrich vote and tariff stance. Crumpacker reports Beveridge’s influence, while a Jefferson banquet proposal triggers a party row over location and regional influence in the 1910 campaign.
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May Honor Southern Sons at Harvard Memorial Hall
Harvard may place a tablet in Memorial Hall listing Harvard graduates and students who died for the Confederacy. The proposal has drawn opposition but also strong support, with Col. Thomas Wentworth Higginson among sympathizers. The plan aims to honor Southern Harvard men while preserving the hall’s original Union memorial purpose.
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Carnegie pension a bribe says clergyman in sermon
The Rev. Heupert of Westminster Presbyterian denounces Andrew Carnegie’s plan to pension college professors as a commercial blow at the church. He warns the proposal could sever church ties and place colleges under industrial influence, threatening denominational control.
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Wreck Victims Searched as Rescue Efforts Rush
Feb 12 reports from Valparaiso describe the steamer Lima wrecked on a reef in Magellan Strait leaving 58 aboard. Chilean cruiser Zenteno heads to scene with wireless. Pacific Navigation Co ships race to assist. Hellenet rescued 20. Zenteno’s arrival awaited. Salvage work hampered by high seas. bodies recovered including a woman with a baby. Epreian wrecks near Geronne mouth with four drowned.
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Swope Jury to Sit Today in High Profile Deaths
A special grand jury in Kansas City will investigate the deaths of Col. Thomas LutSwope and his nephew. Nurses, physicians, and relatives will testify at the coroner’s inquest. Chicago doctor Ludwig Mektoer and Dr. Walter Halves, plus Dr. Vietor Vaughan of Ann Arbor, report on poison findings and organ examinations. Depositions in a $100,000 suit filed by Dr. B C Hyde against John G Paxton will continue tomorrow.
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City Preachers Graveyard New York Churches Say Burden Too Heavy
In a sermon Rev Dr William Carter of Madison Avenue Reformed Church laments New York as a graveyard for preachers. He notes pastors abroad, one taking his life, and says many salaries go unpaid with no pastoral help. He urges active pastor congregation cooperation to share the burden and sustain work.
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Different On Matrimony Ours Take Opposite View
The piece reports Dr Louisa Blake argues married life is natural and longevity increasing, while Dr Alice Burritt contends spinsterhood yields longer lives. It cites other experts noting mixed opinions, with personal observations and data questions about longevity by marital status.
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Bombardment threat looms in Matagalpa amid Nicaragua unrest
Reports from Managua say Chamorro advances near Matagalpa sparked fears of a bombardment. Americans seek consul protection for property as government troops withdraw and rebels mass heavy artillery. An American courier appeals to prevent destruction while Gen Chamorro advances with about 2,000 men.
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Nina Mystery Deepens As Coast Guard Seeks Lost Vessel
In Washington and nearby towns relatives of the Nina's crew wait in worry as naval circles discuss a boat possibly seeking refuge or heading to distant waters. Search efforts are ongoing for 32 men aboard the Ning with relatives in Malden and Norfolk anxious for word.
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BABY'S CRY SAVES TWELVE AT GAS HOUSE VICTIM TOWN
A gas incident in Cherg injured twelve people and caused the deaths of Anne Miller and Anne Evans near Hegey Kolke. Responders evacuated victims to Dex Plauchon Sate hospital as authorities planned exhibits and fines for the scene.
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