Roosevelt Leaves Boston for New York After Political Stop
Roosevelt returns to New York from Boston amid talk of his Republican nomination bid. He says little on the Taft side while supporters in Seattle Tacoma and Senator Poindexter back Taft. Crowds greet him as he travels by train. a Taft delegation plans to form a rival committee. He meets with Harvard figures and then boards a State Street building visit before departing at 3 pm for New York.
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Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Parade Through February
A flood of notices lists mourners and services for residents including Mrs Kate Starkey widow of Moses, and Charles, Moore, and Varin among others. Interments set at Oak Hill and Glenwood Cemeteries with attendees urged to copy notices in newspapers.
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Apon Arts
Grooat
George E Barard
Frank Geter
Thiraday
Tehary
Bel Gilves
Morto
Rolaishter
Vrs
Langitt
George Hewn
Kate Starkey
Moos Sit Bis Vaneral
Hier
Urate
Bom
Bital
Cleveland
Oak Vt
AL Glenwood Cemetery
Varin
Os Wighth Street
Mison Parrin
Martins
Realdenee
Charles Fae
Charles Wa
Altair
Kattoy
Hoi Poi
Moore
Mecca
Viginia
Funeral Directors and Embalmers and Slope of George Zurhorst
Fragmented OCR lists numerous funeral directors and embalmers with scattered addresses and phones. Names include Thos McHindle, Sardo & Co, Pumphey & Son, Frank A. Spfare, Clements Sons, George Zurhorst, William Lee, Harvey's Sons, and Thos B. Sergeon. Mentions 940 F Street NW, Capitol at Sarabishel, and service notes like reasonable terms and moderate prices.
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Hindle
Sardo & Co
Tuseral Diretors
Pumphrey & Son
Funke Tipf
Hong
Yrane Geier
Alirath
Speare
F Street
Franic
Spfare
Genenia
Clemente Clemente
James T Clements
Wimonein
George P
Zourhorst
Capitol
Sarabishel
Char
Zurhorst
William Lee
Eva Mer
Penasricans
RF Harvey
Lnerat
Hmbalmers
Muccesaor
RS. Cain
J Tom Neds
Rally to Colonel on Coast Roosevelts Celebrate in West
In San Francisco and Seattle Roosevelt Republicans organized state committees. In California the group formed with Senator John W Stetson as president and Philip Bancroft as secretary. Plans called for district branches and delegating to the executive committee to nominate conventions delegates. In Seattle the Roosevelt State committee of 21 elected George H Walker as chairman and planned Seattle headquarters, warning the Republican State committee of potential county and statewide conventions to select delegates for the national convention.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Cal
Roosevelt Republican League of
Clifornia
John W Stetson
Oakland
Philip Bancroft
Executive Committee
Hiram W Johnson
William Kent
Francia J Heney
Taft Indorsed by North Carolina Republicans in Raleigh
North Carolina Republican leaders meet to endorse President Taft as progressive conservative. J M Morehead chairs the executive committee and sets May 15 for the state convention to elect delegates to the national convention. Resolution commends Taft and supports renomination, noting his tariff stance and defense of judicial independence. About 60 guests attend a Tanquet hosted by Morehead.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
N C
Republican “Tata
Taft
Thomas Settle
Asheville
Department of Jusilee
New York
Patt
Atricken
County of Justice
Moreneal
Roosevelt Men Chosen In Danville Preference Meeting
In Danville Va Denville R Dagn and Lumpkin led a Republican faction favoring Roosevelt for president. The group elected delegations to state and district conventions amid a acrimonious meeting. Resolution praising Taft adopted. three Roosevelt supporters named for delegates.
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Danvilles
Aula
Postmaster Lumpkin
Roosevelt
Taft
Olympia A Receiving Ship At Navy Yard
Orders from the Navy Department direct the Olympia, Admiral Dewey's famed flagship at Manila, now at Annapolis, to proceed to Charleston to replace the Baltimore as a receiving ship at the navy yard.
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Baltimore
Charleston
Navy Department
Olympia
Adamson Proposes Democratic Ticket Strong With Clark Underwood
Georgia congressman and House Interstate and Foreign Commerce chair Adamson backs selecting either Speaker Champ Clark or Senate leader Oscar Underwood for president in 1912. He favors a Clark Underwood ticket, with both as president and vice president, arguing it preserves party strength and leverages experienced leadership. He urges a platform focused on democracy and prudent governance, opposed to delaying the Baltimore convention.
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Georgia
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Champ Clark
Mer Sority
Oscar Underwood
Clark
Underwood
United States
Aita Atd
New Isngiand Friends of
New Jersey
Clarence E Cart
New Hampahire
Harmon
Ehvitt
Harmons
National Capital Sea
Baltimore
Martin
Senate
Yeaterday
Buesker Clark
Representative Lloyd
Missouri
Democratic Congressional Committee
Marriages and engagements listed for several couples in Virginia and Maryland
Licensed to marry couples including Hay Charles F and Soaths Thelsea T Krol Olive B Hunter from Richmond Virginia. Rey Claude M Hesse Hunter and Baysin V Baker from North River Virginia. Edward Stanley Glarence Harvey and Merle M Hurley with Rev AJ Prochlick. Murray Skorer Sm TF Koosville Tene and Miriam Hamasr. Gemma Corofak and Freda NM Schroep of Baltimore. Henry AD Taal W Talltero and Minnin Mavn of Richmond. Rev Udward Stanley officiating.
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Fortune
Alers
Cole
Richmond
Hay Charles F
Soaths Thelsea T. Krol
Olive
Hunter
Rey
Sohcottt Charen
Blyton
Virgin
Chapin
Prana George County
Rey Claude M Hesse Hunter
Baker
Baysin
North River Va
Edward Stanley Glarence Harvey
Merle M Hurley
AJ Prochlick
Murray Skorer
Koosville Tene
Miriam Hamasr
WU Grewne Franneses
Gemma Corofak
AJ Corey Bowars
Appeltoft
Freda NM Schroep
Baltimore
Henry AD Taal W Talltero SH
Minnin Mavn
Udward Stanley
Roosevelt speech on recall of judiciary debated in Congress
Victor Berger and Rep Murdock challenge Theodore Roosevelt's Boston remarks on recalling legalism to justice. Berger doubts Roosevelts meaning while Murdock calls judiciary recall a test of modern progressivism, noting Roosevelts stance is unclear to several lawmakers.
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Boston
Theodore
Capitol
Congress
Roose
Roosevelt
Columbus
Victor Murdock Ofannes
Roosesalt
Murdock
Brandt Free On Bail Faces Grand Jury Inquiry
New York report says former valet Folke Brandt released from Tombs on 7600 bond after burglary and assault charges. He refused confession as contract with banker. Senator Knute Nelson offers to find shelter and work for Brandt in Minnesota should he choose to relocate. Grand jury probes possible conspiracy. Nelson may testify if summoned.
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New York
Fother Brandt
Mortimer TL
Shis
Criminal Courts
Scbift
Brandt
Minnesota
Folke E Brandt
Mortimer Behutt
Knute Nelson
Felenda
Whitman
Furore Over Fair Barbers In Uptown Shop
The Washington rear reports a fashionable uptown barber shop has sparked a furor among nearby tenants. Local standards signs mock female barbers as more deadly than male, and residents complain the women are not conversational. A man entering the shop left abruptly upon seeing women barbers at work.
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Speciri
Washington Rear
New York
More taxi theft arrests in New York linked to Memphis suspect
Detectives identify a Memphis man as Eugene Splain and plan to return him to New York. Two other suspects, James Pascalle and Robert Delto, were charged with robbery. Police say three brigands stole seventy one thousand dollars and that the saloon proprietors supervised the raid. Francis Ford alias Eugene Splain is sought in the $35,000 bank messenger robbery. James Keefe, tied to Ford, claims he was elsewhere at the time.
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New Fork Fed
Dougherty
James Pascalle
Robert Delto
Desault
Jesse Albruzio
Memphis Tenn
Francis Ford
Eugene Splain
New York
Taft Campaign News And Roosevelt Clash In 1912 Us Political Scene
The article surveys Taft’s campaign plans with a nationwide speaking tour from Chicago to New Hampshire and Georgia, plus endorsements from Vermont’s Gov Mead and New York’s Ayres poll showing Taft's renomination strength. It also notes Roosevelt supporters and California polls predicting a Roosevelt ticket. North Carolina Republican leadership pledges support for Taft.
Crain Defends Baltimore Hotels Against Convention Fees
Baltimore hotel official Robert Crain, on return from the city, rebutted Urey Woodson’s charge that Baltimore violated a pledge not to raise visitor rates for the Democratic national convention next June. Crain blamed a temporary booking mix up on the hotel manager but said arrangements would ensure reasonable prices for all delegations, with accommodations available at or below past convention cities.
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Baltimore
Robert Grain
Oan
Urey Woodson
Wy Crafn
Woodson
Crain
Coal Strike Talks Backed by Government Efforts
London reports a government official statement endorses minimum wage principles amid mine owners and miners talks. Federation support varies by district with some regions accepting and others rejecting proposals. Cabinet to meet tomorrow, with expected minimum wage bill and possible Welsh coal controls. King George briefed on crisis.
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Ares
Yorkatire
Lancashire
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Durham
Cumberland
Northumberland
Scotland
South Wales
National Minera Federation
Minera Federation
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Wales
Anguith
King George
Buckingham Palace
Confessed Kdl ing Woman In Chicago Held Up Testimony
In Chicago Judge Kersten’s court, John Stacey and others testified about the December crime against Mrs. Hattie Kaufman. George Rabernan, 71, allegedly fired the fatal shot. William Chantel, 18, admitted stealing the motorcycle. A getaway plan and the night’s events were recounted as Rabernau’s voice faded when mentioning his baby son’s death.
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Mra
Hattie Kaufman
Jodge Kersten
John Stacey
Olf
George Rabenan
Wiliam Chantel
Rabersu
Rahenau
Erliae T
Dead body found in sewer shaft prompts inquiry
New York police inspector Stephen Quirk, while inspecting a White Filling manhole, found a young foreign man dead at the shaft bottom. The body bore two bullet holes behind the left ear, a stiletto wound, and facial bruises suggesting a struggle. Separately, Trenton reports the State Senate passed a bill banning justices of the peace from performing marriages, after it had cleared the House.
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Stephen Quirk
Brom Valley
Trenton NJ
State Senate
Justicen of the Peace
House
Trade War Hint in Duma as Russia Debates Farm Machinery
Feb 28 Petersburg report shows the Duma debating a commerce bill to cut tariffs on farming machinery and permit duty free entry of certain machines. The bill aims to extend the tariff reduction indefinitely with a financial committee amendment tying it to the Russo German treaty expiry next July. Debates reveal party stances on Russo American trade, with constitutional democrats opposing industrial bounties yet backing continued tariff relief for large producers.
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Petersburg
Minister of Commerce
Russia
Duma Financial Committee
Constitutional Democrata
Yhat
M Timashott
Ruaaly
United States
Maorovitof
Bryan’s Choice Not Made In Boise Address
William J Bryan spoke in Boise Idaho saying he is undecided among Democratic Roosevelt contenders. He noted Roosevelt’s letter stirred Progressive voters and that the Republican party faces a split as the factions seek a clear path for their candidate.
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Bone
Idaho
William J Brran
Boise
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