Whitacre Del to Wilson Stirred Ohio Democrats
Delegation members in Ohio were unsettled by Representative J J Whitacre of the Eighteenth district declaring he would not back Gov Harmon for president and would support Woodrow Wilson if elected delegate. Senator Pomerene and others question Whitacre and the article notes opposition within the delegation amid insurgent sentiment and mixed loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomerene
Waixi
J. J. Whitgore
Canton
Gov. Harmon
Vox Te
Whitacre
Washington
Ils
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Fie
Whann
Wwarmen Howat
Harman
Sone
Suvenor
Whitwcre
Cartain
INAL
Ohio
Hormona
Obituary notices dated January 1912 with multiple listings
The page lists obituaries and funeral notices for several residents, noting names ages and residences. Entries include Mrs Baldwin aged 72 of Baker and Cedar Lane. Altar residence Raphael Heights Md. Mrs William Scroesser of MG Street Northeast. Mrs Mary A widow of Thomas Belly of Fourth Street. William Torbitil of 808 flagstreet. Mary McCarthy death, and other notices with dates January 3 1912 and January 2 1912. Public attendance invites relati ves and friends. Funeral details reference Mount Olivet Cemetery and Addison Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ualin
Rainier
Ant Gah
Mola
Baldwin
Ufrn
Bakeret
Cedar Lane
Hadi
Altar
Raphol Heights
Sai
Addison Chapel
William Scroesser
MG Street
Mar
T PP Arete
Munrral
Frieda
Fourth ‘Street
Hordicane
Mary A
Tham Aa “Belly
Mary Ne'limn
Irtay
Wann
Sc Aloysiin
Horon
Mount Olivet
Padtrick'n
Uhr
Thom
Ha C' Ore
Mae
Creo Nf
Newcatter
Jira Department of State
Skranu Lake
N.Y
Leslie M. Daluwad
A. Lillan Herse
Chelsea
South Eliot
In Memoriam Mey Morrie Tormey of New York and San Antonio
Obituary notice for Waltur Mey Morrie Tormey 842-19 detailing death in New York and San Antonio. It notes his service to country, role as patriarch of the Agliere Home family, and requests prayers or memorial observance on the third anniversary with services planned at the flame Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltur Tormey
New York
San Antonio
Agliere
Washington
Vane
Dean Aaron Strong
Spate of Hiring Turmoil Hints Election Interference
A fragmented report indicates a spate of hiring delays amid state selection tensions. Officials discuss efforts to secure compliant candidates while facing pushback from groups advocating for reform and broader access.
Lengany Confers Writs President Hopeful Confused Message
The text records unclearly that L K Lengany, tied to a presidential writs matter, came to Wal Mr Langijon seeking consideration for a gubernatorial nomination. It notes Langone never ruled out candidacy while focusing on renomination for President Tat and national views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Lengany
Gaso
Lee
Wan
Langijon
Herabean
gGverna
Barerne
Consdon
Langone
Tat
National Democratic Club Launches Tariff Reform Campaign
National Democratic Club held a dinner at its Fifth Avenue clubhouse where Gov Wilson urged tariff reform as the top issue for the campaign. He called for a peaceful, inclusive process and urged all interests to join the conference in shaping policy. Congressmen Hedfield and Harris also spoke as the club formed a committee to push a progressive tariff reform program for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pne
National Democratic Club
Hs New
Fifth Avenue
Walaon Ot
Jersey
Wilson
Helmowes
Lin
William C. Hedfield
Urooklyn
Franeia Burton Uarrlasa
West Virginia Democrats Press McGraw for Governor Run
John T. McGraw Democratic national committeeman from West Virginia arrives in Washington for a Democratic National Committee meeting. House Democrats urge him to enter the governor race, praising his strength and potential to win with little opposition if he consents. Some say he has long sought a Senate seat and could improve his chances by declining the gubernatorial bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
John T. McGraw
Democratic National
Washington
Democratic National Committee
House
Democratic
Want
Chilton
Urge Arbitration Treaties In Senate Amid Petitions
In the Senate yesterday several bills and petitions urged ratification of pending arbitration treaties. Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska said he would address the Senate this afternoon on these trestles. A Gallinger bill referenced a Swan Street naming dispute over a street in Oregon Avenue. Names and residences of numerous individuals are listed in the fragmentary report from Philadelphia, Norfork, Springfield, Hagerstown, and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Mmr. Gallinger
Ore-gon Avenue
Swan Street
Unon
Bacon Har
Georgia
Moves to curb carbon monoxide appliances after tragedy
Washington leaders urge tighter controls as Rep Anatie Campbell and others press President Taft for measures to protect consumers from carbon monoxide. Joseph Lester of Washington Gas Light Co defends rate policy, noting a fatal incident involving Miss Margaret Shawhan at 1210 Massachusetts Ave. Funeral details set as Mount De Sales Seminary students attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatie Ana Campbell
House
Taft Teke Stepa
Joseph Lester
Washington Gea Light Company
Lester
Margaret Shawhan
Massachusetts Avenue
Post
Ardent
Salter
Massachusette Avenue
Joseph Shawhan
Internal Revenue
Robert’ Wittama, Jr
Esterday
Mount de Sates Seminary
Baltimore
Raid on Newark Jewelry Store Net $10,000 Loot
In full view of crowds on principal Newark business streets on January 3, three men looted a jewelry store of diamonds and valuables valued at over 10000. A woman and a bystander watched as the men moved jewels into sacks then fled before detectives arrived. Police report the trio may have posed as wholesale salesmen and have been seen in Newark in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newari
Ohio
Jani
Varelara
Newark
Head of Women’s Club Chosen After Busy Meeting
In Winsted Conn area news the Ladies Aid Society of Tolland elects Clayfort Deming as president after members declined the position. Mrs Thereda Hele notes Deming will make a strong year and recalls Denton Hall’s successful prior term, while observers question women appointing men to govern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weabligton
Winsted
Conn
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Tolland
Massachusetts
Clay
Fort’ Deming
Thereda
Hele
Aid
Deming
Denton Hall
Denton Hall Served, Wad Ag
Fatal Kick Kill on Oregon Ranch Near Town
Spectator report from Oregon City Oregon describes a ranch incident where Robert Norris was killed by a kick while nearby men found two cows and a horse dead. Coroner's investigation concluded Norris was fatally kicked in the head as he passed a stall door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oregon City
Oreg
Robert Norris
Norris
Kicken
Mackay Smith Memorial House Becomes Episcopal Property
The Mackay Smith house at South Twenty second Street in Philadelphia is accepted by the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania as an episcopal residence. Mrs Mackay Smith agrees to transfer to the trustees of the Episcopal Church the property for use as the Bishop Mackay Smith Memorial House with proceeds from sale funding a residence or administration building and a memorial fund for diocesan clergy salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackdy
Mackay-enlch
Episcopal Church
Pennavivanta
Bishop Mackay-Smith
Mackay-Smith
Dersay
Chanler Granted Divorce From Lina Cavalieri in Court
The civil court today granted divorce to Mme Lina Cavalieri from non Winthyup Chanler of New York. The judge found grounds due to Chanler’s refusal to receive his wife at the conjugal domicile and to contest the suit. The court also ordered Chanler to pay all costs and appointed a liquidator to handle property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavalieri
Non Winthyup Chanler
New York
Mme
Lina | Cavalieri
Chanler
Cavalleri
Chanler Gnally
Arms Sent to Mexico in Wide Revolutionary Plot
New Orleans reports evidence of a broader Mexican revolutionary plot against Mexico’s Madero regime. Eight carloads of ammunition and explosives shipped from Pennsylvania and New Jersey to New Orleans in the last 60 days were diverted north of the city, likely destined for gulf ports between the city and Mobile. An additional shipment of 10 rifles and wool earmarked for Texas near the Mexican border is claimed by agents of the Mexican government. The U.S. will maintain a heavy border watch as troops are recalled to home stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mexico
Madero
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New Orleons
Aard
Gulf Ports
City
Mobile
Lst
Pointa
Texas
Price's Power Is Cut In Maryland Senate Shakeup
Annapolis Md Jan 3 Last night the regular Democrats in the Maryland senate ousted insurgents from offices and today the insurgents exacted revenge. With seven allies they passed a resolution restricting the presidents appointment powers, limiting open session appointments to a set number by Senate vote. Senator Harper and Montgomery backed the measure after a three hour fight as Republicans stayed largely silent. The insurgents then consider curbing presidential authority and stripping regulars from committees. The House insurgents may attempt to deprive the regulars of their control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Senate
Apedal
Washington Post
Annapolis
Harper
Lee
Montgomery
Republicana
Legacy to Schley's Nephew Inheritance Revealed
The Washington Post reports J Montfort Schley Jr, son of Dr James M Schley and nephew of Admiral Schley, will receive income on 345000 dollars from his mother Margaret Schley's estate. She died March 1 leaving an estate of 1.79 million. Montfort Schley, previously divorced, remarried Edith Sedgewick, connected to Frank H Tate, a publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
James Montfort Seley, Jr
Admiral Schley
Margaret Schley
Schley
J. Montfort - Schley
Texas
Morne Chit Schley
Edith Sedgewicks
Wligw
Frank
N’ H. Tate, Pub
Flan Move On Pehig Rebels Rally Support
Rebels announce plans to advance as Yuan maintains near unanimous backing. Danny Shanstiet and SOBA president are cited as key figures amid ongoing political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuan
Danny Shanstiet
Ol Soba Pres
Arrests Former Husband in Nonsupport Case Resulting in Release
In Alexandria County Virginia a former husband, WeiL Thorpe, was arrested on nonsupport charges following a divorce. Judge L C Barley ordered his release after Thorpe petitioned for habeas corpus, ruling the Virginia circuit court divorce valid and that he had committed no crime. The article also mentions Moncure Moncure and other legal actions including a suit by RC G Moncure for damages and a civil service case involving Spitzer and Blunt before the Eastern District court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Port Appeals
King Street
Alexandria
Weil Thorpe
Alexandria County
United States
BR. P. WE Garnett
Margaret J. Thorpe
Thorpe
Fulton & Wampler
Washington
Moncure # Glyth
L. C. Barley
Corporation Court
Birley
Megas
Virginia
United States Court
Sar Jér
Marabal
Thorye
Moncure
RC. G. Moncure
Joana T. Offutt
Rockville
United States Court For the
Edmund Braddill
Mon‘airy
G* Brest
Rhe Fm
Wampler
Gloth
E. ¥. Garrett
Leenburg
Jni
J. S and
Sammel Spitzer
Woman Pilot Survives Crash as Horse Is Killed
Mrs Minnie B Allen, riding as a passenger on the Evansville Terre Haute Railroad engine train nicknamed Florida Piper, was thrown when the engine jolted. The horse she rode was killed, and Allen sustained injuries but remained conscious, with a shakeup described as severe. The incident occurred during a routine ride and attracted attention from local railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werman
Andy Hersel
Minnie’ B. Allen
Florida
Evansjwilie
Terre Haute’ Rallroad
Veltele
Ewan
Births and Deaths Mixed in Local Notices
Births list numerous parents with accompanying infant sex including James R Watach boy and Mary H Watach girl, plus many more names and genders. Deaths record individuals from various addresses and ages, with hospital and street locations, listing ages from months to 72 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R
Mary H. Watach
Conrad G
Elabeth P.welzat
Charter
Russ A. Binlch
George J
B. Terese
Smith
Wilbert
Bula
Renner
Maurlos D
Helece C. Rovenders
Courtland W
Lidga L. Page
Air
Albert Aga
Susan Miler
Charien
Mamie Motcatt
Mortimer C
Clare M. Loddane
Thomas A
Annie (. Herring
Atd
Benjamin L
Victoria D. Hardinetor
William A
Maury HL. Brennan
Fercival R
Tn ¥. Bailey
Leonard
Cornelia Wright
Alexander Nod
Josaphine Taylor
Richard T
Seling Garter
Voy
Ibbn
Georgia Dorking
Eri
David Wolt
Gchat
Ore L. Webver
St Se
Joreph Davidson
Government Hospital
Ha Jonane
Caralice E. Knapp
Mooren ‘St
Marion L. Thomeston
Providence
Hrapital
Hea Mecarthy
Rebecca Warner
Margret R. Shenton
Mims
Ave
Sears
James W
Benedict W
Hattle Logram
Carolina Johques
Providence Hospital
Reberts Rogby
Utzon Cout
Remre
Charles Forpise
Toho Moutre
Clevelang
Lincoln
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OBIO
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Ana Nish
Charles 8
Zurhorat
Mer. Sapmorla
Moderat
Pumperey
Ron
Shamash
Tarife
Gov. Wilson
Mgraw
Harold
Aheets
Philadelphia
Bertha T. Brock
Karl M. Block
Weary Dyin
Ow W. Auderwam
Norfete
James Montsenor
Marcotte D. Alexander
Springfild
Mary
Buart Breads
Philadelpus
Agsa
NeGiow "Balloch
Hey. Gatien
Ony John
Cameron
Brooklyn
Beatrice C. Millett
Ignatian Very Kartatel
Hosa Dot
Soshanige Hetanviar
Wid
Grace Ml. Ashton
Charles H. Levier
Race
Orange Courthous
le Fults
Faghlon
R. Hartis & Co
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
Austin
Tennessee
P. P. Campbell
Kansas
Taft
Nevitt
Rudolph
Bureau ‘of Chemistry
H. W. Wiley
Mich Lean
Pigatevious
To.xalon Ne Co. Ie
SF St. Itm
Ghanler
Diva
Paris
Cavaleri
Bob
Madero N
Ine
Smart Dresser
Goldheim
I Pitcies & Sons
Price
Flan
Bea
Tailor-Man
Bat
W. H. Thorpe
Bailey
Blunt
Howard W. Smith
The
Noel Garner
Mercantile Railway Building and Loan Association
Theguelty
Exceptlor Fa
Bluntia
Caipe
Ada V. Langfijeg
Shee
Healte Office
Bo Pboy
Bovis
Bad Cormers
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