Reed Leads Attack on Five Men in Tariff Board Debate
Mr Reed denounces five men as blocking votes and warns against undue influence on Congress. Senators Newlands Bailey Gallinger and others clash over Democratic attacks, with Bailey questioning responsiveness to public emotion and Gallinger closing the discussion as Newlands pushes waterways and railroad valuation reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Newlands
Bir
Gallinger
Mr. Bailey
Congress
Bailey
Hailey
Sonator Newlands
Br Ralley
Neydds
Baile
Newlands
Congres
National Waterways Commission
Yeo
Obituary notices and funeral details printed for January week
A collection of obituaries and funeral notices listing ages, residences, and service dates. Entries name bereaved spouses, residences, and burial locations, with invitation lines for relatives and friends. Multiple individuals are mentioned with dates around early January.
In Memoriam Fualm ept Indole Acknowledges Mother
In memoriam Fualm eptIndole remembers his mother Anos Belepotd who departed in a fire two years ago. The notice lists SUSEIA A. Indole as a related party and offers solemn reflection on loss and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anos Belepotd
Na Fire
Bartates Fanaa Yi
Suseia A. Indole
Funeral Directors Shake Up Local Firm Directors At Stake
A fragmented OCR read shows funeral directors with major ownership changes. George Horst and Charles Zurhorst appear among named directors alongside WM. H. Sardo & Co and Pumperey & Son. The fragmentary text hints at a reorganizing action affecting local funeral homes and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Horst
Ondeards Treanlishtewt
Declan
Emi Maarten
Mydwents Pelees
Charles
Zurhorst
Mgr. WM. H. Sardo & CO
AM Tsiqalmere
Democratic Critics Scatter on Taft Arbitration Treaties
Senator Rayner defends the 15 negotiated arbitration treaties as valid under the Constitution, aiming to secure Democratic support. Senator Hitchcock denounces the plan to appoint high court commissioners without Senate consent as dangerous and revolutionary. Reynolds announces candidacy for Congress in North Carolina's Tenth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Rayner
Maryland
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Burton
Supreme Court
England
High Court of Arbitration
Licensed to Marry Fragment from Silent Notice List
A fragmented licensed marriage notice lists Jol Stef an and Walter Sim, Fragk Ch Pierce, 29 of Clittem Woighis, with Malis Morris, 28 of Philadelphia, and Donald C. McLeod, plus Charles Tarbur of Chaney Ts Suva, 40 of Cleveland, Elmer L. Kirby, 29 of Wagoner, Edith J. Bull, 35, and J. W. Skellinger with Mary E. Fant, 2%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol Stefan
Walter ¥. Sim Fragk Ch Pierce
Clittem Woighis
Malis Morris
Philadelphia
Tres
Donald C. McLeod
Charles TL Tarbur
Chaney
Ts Suva V
Health Office Record of Various Names and Ages
A health office record lists numerous individuals with given names, surnames, and ages, including Frant Wala Bor, Mare Wala Bor, Augusta Guchelm, Laura Everett, and Jamies Jana Nora Demmund, among others. Ages range from infants to elderly adults and locations include Providence Hospital and various streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan
Moxy Py Stel
George
Mattie Noah
Enel
Cora DeGewa
Gamiee Wand Kita L. Giamden
Mery
Goorke
August G
Augusta T. Guchelm
Bertha
Farnham
Geter Yal Sarek
Eure
Laura K. Everett
Vineet
Coucottine Dols
Lawrence
Anote Tanning
Bi Jamies
Jana Nora
Demmund
Thomay
Hattie Hinchard
Faa
Uiter
Frederic E
Micnie Mi
Batra
Gil
Samuel
Langle Walker
Cuin
Misuse Sulmer
William J
Ley Pryce
Dinner Committee Plans Raleigh Banquet Speakers
A Raleigh committee meeting outlined the forthcoming dinner with talks by Adee Pomerene of Ohio on Buckeye Democracy and William Jennings Bryan on The Passing of Plutocracy. Other speakers include Edwin A. Newman, James Lloyd, Alton B. Parker, Joseph Folk, Woodrow Wilson, and Champ Clark. attendance constraints and room arrangements were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adee Pomerene
Ohio
Pomerene
Guy Harmon
Willa Jennings Bryan
Col
Bryan
Raleigh
Col. Bryan
Underwood
Mo. Bryan
Tangkad
Senator Johnson
Maine
New England
Edwin A. Newman
Jamey A. O'Gorman
New York
Norman E. Mack
National Committee
James Lloyd
Snarl
Phe
Democratic National Committee
Alton B. Parker
Joseph Folk
Missouri
Adl
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
John W. Kern
Indiana
William
Rtandolph Hearst
Champ Clark
Johnston
Pomereng
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
Hickory
Newlands
Nevada
Jnalde
War on Harmon Drives Democratic Meeting News
A secret Ohio meeting to back Governor Harmon for president is planned with Bryan's influence suspected. In Wisconsin a Wilson conference is called for January 18 in Madison to push a presidential primary while Arkansas rejects a presidential primary. Local figures like Hugh L. Nichola and J. J. Whitacre appear in the Harmon movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Columbus
New York Times
Eppasad
Harmon
William Jennings Bryan
Ohio
Saver
Hugh L. Nichola
Washington
J. J. Whitacre
Canton
Atlee Fonterene
United States
A Yenr
Whitacre
Wilson
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Madison
Taggart Forces Drive Indiana Democratic Chair Nomination
The Indiana State Committee elected Bernard Korbly, brother of Congressman Charles A. Korbly, as chairman over opposition from Taggart allies. Gov. Thomas R. Marshall said the Indiana delegation will back the governor on early ballots and swing to the eventual nominee if he cannot win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoose
Mapball
Indianapolis
Rhd
Korbley
Lincoln
Indiana
Democrats organize Champ Clark club in Colorado
In Colorado Springs Jan 4 the Democrats of El Paso County organized the first Champ Clark club in the state. The group pledged to mobilize the Colorado delegation to back Champ Clark at the Democratic national convention.
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Paso County
Colorado Springs
Conn
el Paso County
Calo
Champ Clark
Colorado
Clark
Taft Reaffirms No Attacks on Roosevelt in Nomination
President Taft stated he would not attack Col. Roosevelt amid the nominating fight and would refrain from hostile remarks toward the former president. Senator Cummins of Iowa weighs announcing a possible presidential bid to influence insurgent unity before the convention.
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Taft
Ward
Col
Roosevelt
Yatt
Col. Roosevelt
Uela
Flo
Mr. Cumming
Emer
Congress
Senator Cumming
Cummins
Insurgenta
Iowa
la Follette
Cumming la
Cumming
Ntaye
Str. Cummings
la Faylette
Murderer of Three Declared Lane
New York January 4 A jury found John Cain the man who ran amuck in Harlem last May stabbed three men to death and injured seven others is sane and should go to prison. The trial date was set for January 15.
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Lane
New York
John Cain
Amuck
Harlem
Irisk
National Democrats Predict Dark Horse Pick for President
Norman Mack of New York, head of the Democratic national committee, arrived in Washington to plan the next meeting. He believes the Democratic convention will name a winner and oppose primaries, favoring state autonomy in selecting delegates. He named Gov Dix, Mayor Gaynor, and Judge Parker as New York figures mentioned, but stayed noncommittal on a specific nominee. The delegates will confer and decide the strongest Democrat available.
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United
Norman Mack
New York
Chale
Democratic National
Washington
Gna
United Democracy
Dark Horse
Hirges
Noc.’ Nation
Dix
Gaynor
Alton ‘B. Parker
Mack
Denver
St Louis
Baltimore
Moot
Orchids Ruin Official Indicts Vanderver in $140000 Theft
Percy Vanderoef, treasurer of Van Kueran & Thornton Company, accused of embezzling about $140,000. A passion for rare orchids and expensive tastes allegedly spurred peculations. Two indictments filed as investigation traced through filings and a Hill Street tip.
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Bpeche
Washington Post
New York
Percy Vanderoef
van Kueran & Thornton Company
Thomas Street
Svas
Qa Hill
Vanderver
Vanderoef
Courts Clash Over Alimony Case in Virginia
Federal and state authorities dispute the right to transfer a divorce case to Washington after a husband faced a United States warrant for nonpayment of alimony. Judge Bailey released Thorpe on habeas corpus. a new warrant was issued as legal arguments over removal reach a decision. Local officials discuss annexation and legal staffing at a separate finance meeting amid ongoing court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Hunmal
King Street
Alexandria
IL Thorpe
United States
Washington
Bailey
Alexanarra Corporation Court
Fullon & Wampler
Moncure & Gleth
United States Court
L. L. Lewin
Thorpe
Dietrict
Lewis
Barley
Marshal Hatey
KR Ly Moncure
Bis‘ Ellent
Corporation Attorney &P
Fisher
Fairfax Counties
SG. Brent
CH Nicol
Col. Francia
Seifth
Job
M. Johnson
Profit From By-Products Testimony in Chicago Packers Trial
Williams D. Miles, former Armour general manager, testifies in the Chicago packers trial, detailing net profits for 1900 and breakdowns by dressed beef, hides, glue, and hoof by products. He cites 204,800 cattle slaughtered for a $202,875.18 net beef profit, with by-products yielding larger per-animal gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams D. Miles
Armour Packing Company
Kansas City
Chicago
Miles
Sheehan
Senate amends Wilson ballot law to match Baltimore statute
Special to The Washington St Statehouse Annapolis Md Jan 4 After a day of jockeying and switching an agreement was reached by the senate to amend the Wilson ballot law to conform with the Baltimore city and other counties act in every respect except the party designation submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington St Statehouse
Annapolis
Senate
Baltimore City
Dynamite Case Figures Reach Testimony Stage
McManigal, tied to the dynamiting ring of John J. McNamara, was not brought to Indianapolis as expected but will testify before the federal grand jury next Monday. DOJ agents guard his whereabouts. Oscar Leacher says more sluggers remain at large. Also, Bert H Conners and two others face trial in Los Angeles for attempting to blow up the county records hall. separate trials sought.
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Indianapolis
Ind
McManigal
Staf
John .J. McNamara
Co Fed
Department of Justice
Oscar Leacher
Mc- Manigal
Fl Pass
Tex
Southern
Pacific Cain
Log Angeles
Cal
Bert H. Conners
A. P. Maple
F. Ira Bender
Unnem
Times
Connera
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Peri
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Tanuavs
Capitol Fleasata
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Sarah
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Heday
Ratu U
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Tumlew
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Urida
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Bela
Eavia
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Jaen
George Kern
Theadt
Atherine
Wit
Puneet
Laval Legion OF Fry
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Nathual Cemetery
Arlington
Vents
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Olunenia
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Guilfoyle
Val
Aneliy Wilaneus
Pak Rowdy
Thom
Panera
Mount Hives
Kerkeey
Tos Heme
Viet Lerman
Damoury
Titeseet
Sterson
Wee
Twente
Saturda
Avis
Speare
N. W
Weeerthsag
Puugrs
J. William Lee
Eentral
Brebaker
Cofimedions Phage
Penny RF
Harvey's Sons
Puneaac Sunaierban
Asie Seenadene
Sretety Hiro
North Freimenia
Clements Jas R. Clement
T. Clements’ Sons
West
Winconslarm
Sergeon
B.S. Cats, Inc
M. Hindle
Sertak-r
Puta M
Feneral
Paone
Eacvey Oe Eyre
Health Office Record
Mary A. Kelly
Rovidence Hospital
Aniray Smith
Siney Watkins
Franklin St
Sadie Jobaveo
St. Aw
Marie Oag
Chiiireux
Yeren Waohtsetou
R. Harris’ & Co
Seventh
D- Streets
Carter Harrison
John Temple Graves
Clarense Shearn
Executive
Grand Junction
Solow
Arkansis
Wen
Derotic State Central
Aego
Taggart
Wis
Boom Clark
T.R
Uorlick
Norman
National Committes
New Yorker
Orchids Ruin Official
Virginia
W. H. Thorpe
Ls. Ea Ao
Be & Sons
NSEC
Caeliace
S. Sept
Mall
FEAE
Mmanigal
Skipworth
London
Mantiattan and Earl
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