Democratic split narrows field for WilsonTaft clash
Debates among Democratic leaders reveal Woodrow Wilson may be backed by a united opposition, with Clark seen as strongest beet against Wilson under a split party. Key senators from Virginia West Virginia Florida Texas and Kansas weigh Clark Overman Lea and others as crowding contenders fade under intimidation to rally behind a single anti Wilson candidate.
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Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Clark
Wilson
Watson and Chilton
West Virginia
Martin and Awanson
Virginia
Simmons
North Carolina
Taylor
Tennesawe
Fletcher and Bryan
Florida
Henat ¢ Thornton
Toualara
Halley
Texas
North Corona
Overman
Ch Wilson
Tenneaton
Luke Lea
Texas Aid
Arkansas
la Texad
Senatra Gatardlarke
Arkan
Trutsa
Fulang Wickhife
Starkney
Morlda
Ovear UN Lerwo
Alabama
Flair Lader
Underwood
Underwood and Wilson emerge in Democratic factional fight
The piece surveys Democratic hopes for 1920 with Underwood favored by some Southern leaders while others push for Wilson. It notes Alabama and South Carolina factions backing Underwood, Georgia and Mississippi split, and Culberson’s support for Wilson. The analysis weighs Clark as a rival and the impact of Oklahoma and Texas loyalties on nominee prospects.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Guv Harmon
Wilson
Gov Harmon
Clark
Harmons
Wilsons
Mrlark
Missouri
Bimamons
North Carolina
New Jersey
Texas
Taft
Culberson
Stan
Wilwon
Funeral Notices from 1870s Era Local Deaths and Dates
Obituary fragment batch listing multiple individuals with residences, funeral times, and locations. Entries reference St Johns for some and various street addresses and northeast sections, showing services in February and March, with relatives invited and saled or held at churches or residences. Names include Mary, Annie, and others with scattered dates and places.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Directory Fragment
A partial listing shows funeral directors and embalmers with names such as George P Zarhorst WF, James T Clemente, Thomas Bergeon, Thomas M Hindle, Sardo & Co, Pumphrey & Son, Frank Geier & Sons, Frank A Phabb. Includes contact numbers and addresses in a disrupted OCR fragment.
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George P Zarhorst
Nas” Zurn Mert
William Lee
Ron Boihane
Feimente
James T Clemente
Tan Pheewe
Bergeon
Tochssar
Cain St
Hindle
Wifih
Itan
Suse Ilon
WM H Sardo & CO
Pumphrey & Son
Honfral Tirectors
Pmaalmery
Thea Bog ES
Rockruin
Frank Geier
Esastest
R Speare
F Street
Plan for drive way from Soldiers Home to Rock Creek Park
District commissioners propose improvements and a $57,000 land cost to open Spring road and widen streets linking Soldiers Home to Rock Creek Park. The plan includes a driveway entrance from Fourteenth to Sixteenth streets and major park access enhancements. Benator Gelsinger introduced the bill urging prompt passage.
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Soldier
Rock Creek Park
Gallager
Soldiers Home Park
Creek Park
Fourteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth Street
Ferry J Place
Mount Pleasant
Highteenth Street
Spring Road
New Hampshire Avenue
Twentieth Street
District of Columbia
Solaterkh
Military paymaster faced with misconduct accusation in 1910 letters
An exchange of letters reveals accusations of illicit relations involving Maj Beecher B Ray and Mrs Ray, prompting warnings from Brig Gen A G Milla and the Paymaster General. The case, read into Army records, shows efforts for vindication and notes on future conduct under Army policy. Funeral notices for Dr George Latimer follow, with cremation and Oak Hill Cemetery plans.
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Ray
Mia
Chickamangs Park
Twan
Washington
Mai Ray
God
Whipple
Army
May Rays
A. G. Milla
Department of the Suit
Department of the Gulf
Atlanta
Beecher B Ray
U 3
The
Mra
Milla
USA
George Latimer
Sheld Yeaterday
Reai
J W Austin
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gustavua Werber
Josaph Latimer
Harry Peyton
George Green
Henry Hinds
Jr. Reed
Texas Congressman Sheppard Withdraws Senate Candidacy
Representative Morris Sheppard of Texas’s First District announced his withdrawal from the United States Senate race. He stated he will retire from office when his current term ends March 4, 19 nw, citing personal reasons. The Texarkana report notes his departure ends a bid extended into February.
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Representative Sheppard
Texas
Senate
Texarkana
Tex
Morris Sheppard
United State Senate
Hocha
Bheppard
Married pairs listed in scattered notices from Virginia and Maryland
Fragmented OCR item lists multiple couples with ages and hometowns including Philadelphia Baltimore Richmond and Martha Mo, with reverends and witnesses named in a series of wedding notices. Names are garbled. readable entries reference Francis Rupert, Joseph Calfes, Virginia Jenkins, L. Blame, Jennie Wheles, Claude Ma Lovee, Cora Kyler, Lachier Pulling, Robart Ensor, John T Ensor, and others amid county and city locations in 19th or early 20th century style.
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Fiarry Ro Carrot
Frances Q Rupert
Joseph F
Men ‘Ferry A. Calfes
Cherridale Ve
Vingicia
Jenkins
Belteville
Claude
Lovee
Barak
Gelte
Matias
Cade
Esmacdore
Warter
Windsor
Cora Edlic Kyler
Bahtiowre
Lyondemei
Lachier
Inge May
Richmond Va
Margaret mL Elbert
Brooke Grover & Brooke
Amma @ Berens
Thafer Fw" Johnsom John Bicylea
Baltimore Md
Fidice
J Marny
Dene Johe Lee Wilkinson
Irece Ruth Piadtgr
Rey Freierick
Bo Mowees
Rebels occupy Uelardene near Torreon in Mexican unrest
Feb 14 reports from Torreon and Cuernavaca describe rebel advances around Uelardene 4 miles from Torreon and Santa Maria near Cuernavaca with multiple clashes. Refugee Americans reach safety as federal troops suffer losses near Joluta and in other engagements. United States protection requests for Bailey ranch property face border authority limits. News from Mexico indicates rising lawlessness and disorder.
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Torreon
Mexico
Uelardene
Torreo
Vetardena
Santa Maria
Milea
Thin City
Joluta
United States
Columbus
Mexio
Bailey Ranch
Col Ko % Steever
Fourth Cavalry
War Department
Department
State Department
Man killed by mob near Starkville after assault at home
Mrs Bell reported a man identified as John Bell confronted her at her Starkville area home late yesterday. He allegedly clubbed her with an iron bar and threw her into a well. The mob pursuit led to a capture and the man’s death in the related incident near Starkville.
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Starkville
Mann Hertilten & Negro
John Bell
Trailing Mystery Over Who Introduced City Charter Measure
State Senator Thornton reports he introduced an amendment to Alexandria city charter on advice of Delegate Moncure. The move, pushed through the legislature, angered city officials who wanted council input. Also announced a new afternoon local newspaper, the Alexandria News, and notes on trust case arguments and a Dominion Boat Club minstrel plan. Ithaca High School in New York burned, valued at about 90,000 with 50,000保险.
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Thornton
Moncure
Washington Post
King Street
Alexandria
Richmond
Senate
Robinaan Moncure
Alexandria, News
G H Ramey & Son
South Royal Athet
Tt i
Alexandria. Gazette
Peti-Ion
CMI Kemper
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation
L C Barley
Ocean Steamers Movements and Arrivals Reported
The bulletin lists arrivals and sailings of vessels including President Grant from Hamburg, Friedrich Wilhelm from New York to Bremen, Havre Reschambers to New York, Pannenia to Liverpool, Vaderland to Antwerp, and Reathampton George Washington to New York with port calls and tentative docking times around morning hours. Other ships, Cepe Rach Carnapia from Liverpool to New York and Es Prague from Havre to New York, are noted with approximate deck times.
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New York
Grant
Hamburg
Plymouth
Prina Friedrich Wilbalo
Bremen
Havre
Pannenia
Indictment Ties Bomb Plot to National Workers Union
Federal grand jury charges 54 men with conspiracy to carry explosives on passenger trains, detailing 47 transports and counting McManigal and the McNamaras in each act. Key figures include J J McNamara and James B McNamara, with two board members still free, P A Cooley and Michael J Young. Proceedings indicate widespread involvement from Boston to Los Angeles and Duluth to Tennessee, and possible further indictments after March 12.
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Hugene A. Clanéey
San Francisco
California
John J McCray
Bead
Wheeling
Wa A
Frank K Painter
Omaha Nebi
J W Irwin Pearle
Patrick Ryan Chitayo
Jack Bright
John J McNamara
Indianapolis
Tremmer
Workers’ International Union
Los Angeles
San Quentin
Gal
James B McNamara
John J
Los Angeles Times
Sdo
Quentin Prion Ortte
HB McManigal
Chicago
McNamara Brothers
Olaf
Tvietmos
Gan
Franci Tary
Yaliding Trader Council
Vnbotnd
United States District
Charles ‘W Miller
Federal
Miller
Rekton
Boston
Duluth
Tennessee
Acta
Ortie i McManigal
McNamaras
Herbert Hoekin
Miler
Hiss
B WelNemara
McMarlizal
J B McNamara
McManiga
Mmbers
National Erectors Association
Erectors Association
The
Trot Workers Association
P A Cooley
New Orleans
Michael J Young
McManigaln
Union Agents Testify About Chicago Dynamiters Inquiry
Witnesses describe meetings with two Chicago strangers before explosions and identify dynamiters and locksmiths employed for nonunion jobs. McManigal claims Smythe guided him to iron pits in Peoria and East Peoria. a train bomb damaged structures September 4. Hockin proclaims innocence while linked as McNamaray’s lieutenant and as manager of secret explosives stores in Rochester Indiana and other locations.
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Peoria
McManigal
Kansas City
Smythe
Tridge
Andy
Lugdy Bridge
Aed Aig
East Peoria
Willam J Burns
Burns
Zon Angeles
Los Angeles
Tate
Union
Rochester
Munele
Tif Jm Oblo
Indianapolis
Horse Sails for Evéope
Onboard the Kareerin Auguste Victoria Charles W Morse makes a brief statement before setting sail for the Mediterranean. Mrs Morse denies illness rumors and says the departure from Atlanta was to avoid confusion. The Morse couple boarded last night for rest and recovery aboard the Victoria.
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Wirelem
Wamington Post
Victoria
Minaconnet
Mass
Morgo
New York
Walt
Charles W Morse
Mediterraneen
Hae
Atlantalant
Mra Morse
Moraes
Morse
Atlanta
Former King Matanfa Dead in Melbourne Death Notice
Levuka Fiji announces the death of Matasfa prominent former king of Samoa who led resistance to treaty powers in 1998. The death occurred in Melbourne Australia on February 14.
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Matanfa
Melbourne
Australia
Levuka
Fifi Salanda
Matasfa
Samoa
Georgia delegates pledge Taft at Atlanta convention
Georgia Republicans endorsed President Taft and instructed four delegates to vote for his renomination at Chicago. Henry Jackson of Atlanta and other leaders settled factional disputes to present a united front. Alternate delegates were chosen, with equal representation for the state’s delegation to the national convention.
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Chicago
Atlanta
Aft
Taft
Henry
Jackson
Henry Blun Jr
Mr Jackson
Tate Henry Lincoln Johnson
CP Gores
Republican State Central Committee
Jacques couple wed in Hagerstown church
Eliza Jacques daughter of Samuel Jacques and Elina Jacques and Edard Brenner son of Walter Brenner married in Smithburg. Rev Ferdinand Hesse of the Lutheran Church officiated at the ceremony in a local home setting.
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Mzas
Eliza Jacques
Hagerstown
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International Executive Bord
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Detroit
Detroit Federation of Labor
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Springfield
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International Brotherhood of Carpenter and Joiners
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Iron Workers Union
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