Yale Men Aid Taft Bulkeley Stands in Way
New Haven New Haven Conn Feb 14 Senator Taft's opponents in Connecticut organize to block an instructed delegation. The Yale connection and the state railroad influence shape sentiment toward Roosevelt Hughes and Cannon as Taft faces a tough path at the Chicago convention. Connecticut may split delegates with Bulkeley and Cannon backing Taft while Lipton and Knox show limited support.
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John Callan O'Loughlin
New Hasen
Chicago
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Ville
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Roosevelt
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Oman
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Rink
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el Uion
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Harrison
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Ture
Burley
Hartford
Taft Wall
Tackston
Connecticut
Hrindigee
Fawin Wo
League to Beat Taft Stand Taken by the Bishops
Conference resolution upgrad ing the administration and the war secretary in equal terms. The solid Negro vote of the North will be against either of them.
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North
African Methodist Church
Imean Methodist
Stevelars
Taft
Laton
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Ohio
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Idaho
Minois
Massachusetts
Ansis
Missouri
Arter
Bishops oppose Roosevelt and Taft in 1904 political pull
African Methodist and GCME church bishops in Washington issue a formal warning to the upcoming Republican national convention. They urge denying Roosevelt or Taft the presidency, vowing to mobilize black voters in key states and organize state leagues to influence delegates and demand full civil rights.
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Zion
GCME
United States
Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
North
Mula
Roosevel
Brownsville
Interparliamentary Union's US Meeting Advances Peace Efforts
The Interparliamentary Union Congress group meets at the new House of the building in St Louis to review the Hague conference results and outline the arbitration movement. Representative Bartholdt, president of the American group, is expected to report progress and the status of international law efforts.
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Interparliamentary Group
Congress
Bartholdt
Missouri
International Organization of Lawmakers
The
Interparliamentary Union
de Diopinente
Aris
William Handal Cremer
Tr Bartholdt Gevernie
Wien
United States Congress
Fruttul
Vienna
Louisiana Purchase
St Louis
R Bartholdt
United States
Bartholdi
American Congress
New York
Union
America
St Loui
Richard Bartholdt
Theodore & Burton
Roosevelt
International Court
the Hague
Ils
the Magne
Interparliamentary union moves conferences to The Hague
The text notes steps to create a committee of arrangements two years before a conference to plan organization and discussion program. It forecasts future international conferences at The Hague or elsewhere, crediting the Interparliamentary Union and the American group within it for this achievement. The next question posed is what follows.
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Hague
Colored Slayer Convicted in Slaying Trial
Daniel Abbott colored eighteen years old was yesterday convicted of manslaughter in connection with the death of James Brown also colored on August 1st. The jury was out twenty four hours before a verdict was agreed upon. Abbott was remanded to jail to be sentenced later. The trial occupied Criminal Court No 1 for two days. He was indicted for murder in the first degree. Abbott and Brown quarreled in a bar room on the day of the killing. A few hours after the quarrel they met again and renewed the altercation. Abbott drew a knife and stabbed Brown who died a few minutes later. Abbott pleaded self defense. Some members of the jury believed Brown bore much to blame for the difficulty.
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Daniel Abbott
James Brown
Abbott
Criminal Court No 1
Brown
Jin
W R C President Here At Grand Army Hall
Mrs Kate Jones national president of the Womans Relief Corps G 4 KR visits the Dobitz House as guest of the Potomac Department for its annual contention opening Thursday night in Grand Army Hall She will be guest of honor at a dinner tonight at the Sheitt House hosted by the Potomac Department WRC with Mrs Isabel Worrell Ball 19 president. dinner followed by a reception
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Womans Relief Corps
Dobict House
Jones
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Department of the Potomac
Department
Grand Army Hall
Sheitt House
Department of the Potomacc
WRC
Isabel Worrell Ball
Rossiter Set to Quit Public Printer Move Likely
Government Printing Office investigator Rossiter will deliver a final report to the President early next week. He has worked days and nights on recommendations, including restoring the old print rate scale and possible sweeping reorganizations within the GPO big shop. The findings will guide Congress joint committee actions on appointing a Public Printer or overhauling the shop.
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Government Printing Office
Tita
Mgr Rossiter
Freudent
H Rossiter
Congress
Minutz
Reward raised in Reid murder case as police lucks of clue grow
Friends of Henry W Reid, a saloon keeper murdered January 25, plan to raise the reward from 50 to 100 dollars to aid police in solving the crime. Luther H McMillan offers 50, hoping a fresh push will yield results as detectives admit they lack solid evidence and the case remains unsolved four months later. Charles Phillips, a porter and government witness, is held. his continued incarceration yields him 1.1 dollars a day and the promise of a lump payment upon release.
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Henry W Reid
Luther H McMillan
Tanth Street Northwest
Reid
Reids Saloon
Chartha Phillips
Colorea
United States
Indians File Complaint Against Garfield to Restore Cherokee Names
The District Supreme Court received mandamus petitions seeking to force Secretary Garfield to restore the names Lille Lowe Ransom Lowe Bertha Lowe Fralina Lowe Mary Robbins William J Lowe and Albert Rogers to the Cherokee freedmen rolls. Plaintiffs are descendants enrolled before the Civil War and say Kappler Merillat and ex Senator James K Jones supported their enrollment. Justice Daniel T Wright presided in Circuit Court No 1. The case requests enforcement of the 1856 treaty between the United States and the Cherokee Indians.
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James Rudolga Garfield
District’ Supreme Court
Rolla
Lille Lowe
Ransom Lowe Bertha
Lowe Fralina Lowe
Mary Robbins
William J Lowe
Albert Rogers
Kappler & Merillat
James K Jones
Daniel T Wright
Circuit Court No 1
Garfield
United States
Wright Brothers Lead Airship Trials at Fort Myer
Government bids for heavier than air machines and dirigible balloons were accepted. Wright Brothers of Dayton, J F Scott of Chicago, and A M Herring of New York are to display premier aircraft with two pilots long flight times. Capt Baldwin and Peter Cooper Hewitt offered two eligible dirigible bids. Baldwin expected to win and use the craft for Omaha training, signaling a major U.S. aeronautics showcase.
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Herding
Baldwin
Army
Allen
Fort Meyer
War Department
J F Scott
Chicago
A M Herring
New York
J PF Scott
Gen Allen
France
United States
Fort Myer
Astituch
Carred Sy
Thomas Baldwin
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Capt Baldwins
Omaha
Weather Forecast and Public Notice Summary
Special weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau reports heavy snow across the Ohio Valley with a rising risk of colder conditions and subsequent storms. Forecasts call for mixed precipitation, high winds along coasts, and snow in the Great Lakes region through midweek. Temperature readings and rainfall data are recorded, alongside a legal suit filed by Lena M Ryan against Mutual Reserve Life Insurance for $2000 on a policy held by the late Richard Ryan.
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Lake Region
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Miscouri
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Diana
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Iesourt
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Thursda
Allectie
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Gut
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Furopaca
Suez Mutual Reserve Insurance Company
Lena M Ryan
M Atreet Southwest
District Supreme Court
Mutual Reserve Ife Insurance Company
Richard Ryan
Death in Electric Rail Accident at Cherrydale Quarry Foreman
Robert D P Shelton foreman of the Potomac Stone Quarry near Cherrydale Va was killed when struck by a Great Falls and Old Dominion RR car while riding to his home on Conduit Road. The inquest found the death unavoidable accident. The body was prepared for burial and to be taken to his home with funeral likely tomorrow.
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Cherrydale
Robert DP Shelton
Pherry-third Street
Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad
Shelton
Cormpany
Gherrydale
Quai
Mychael Sherry
St Ashton
Alexandria County
Yianne
Dolliver School bill endorsed after heated debate
Dolliver bill with amendments was endorsed by the Columbia Heights Citizens Association after hours of discussion at a special meeting on Fourteenth Street North. The report urged harmony between teachers and scholars, keeping school management with the District Commissioner, and opposed reducing supervising officials. it was adopted with an introductory resolution supporting the Dolliver bill. A five member committee was appointed to present the resolution to the Senate and House committees.
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Commissioner of Education
United States
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Saunders
EO Andrews
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Croxton
A E Ls Leeks
Arthur T Ramsey
Committee
Whch
Arthur 1
Ramsey
Wilbur L
Andrewa
Saunders Red
Croston
William B
Todd
Blowle
Kiss Me Kiss Me and the Vocal Kibosh
A reader questions singer Fritz Schett’s onstage rendition of Kiss Me Kiss Me at the National. He asks if her altered pronunciation was learned from a Methodist exhorter or a personal choice, noting a Feb 15 Dupont Circle venue.
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Macbeth at the Belasco by Ben Greet Players
The Ben Greet Players staged Macbeth at the Helasco Theater in Washington last night. Reviews praise the performance for its masterful handling of Shakespearean depth, character development, and the striking witchcraft imagery, though noting some unevenness in delivery by a few actors.
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Helasco Theater
Ruskin
Snakespeare
Cathe
Shakspeare
Macbeth
Wright
Sandes
Jnes Scott
Sim
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Franke
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Salen
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Maedaff
Seath
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Maedafl
May Survive Stab Wounds In French Professor Assault
Alleged assailant Otto Fhekinger declines to discuss the hallway stabbing at the Berlity school. Professor Alfret Gound of languages suffered nine wounds and was hospitalized in serious condition. Police say both men were enemies and Fhekinger abandoned details after speaking with detectives. Serviere, the victim’s Trereh counterpart, remains gravely hurt with prognosis uncertain.
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Empreene Hospitalat
Mgu
Ox Lingwagis
Berlity School
Otto Fphekinger
Yourleenth Surret
New York
Sermiere
No Clue To Firebugs In Weekend Burning At Engel Home
Police have no suspects after a Saturday night fire at Norman Engel's home on Second Street Northeast. The thieves ransacked the premises and stole jewelry valued at about 300. Mrs Engel, alone in the house, alerted the blaze, likely preventing total destruction. A similar crime in Washington recalls the former firebug scare that led to vigilance committees and arrests.
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Engel
Second Street
Houe
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