Talks of Third Party Leaders Meet at Station
Report of a late night meeting at a station between Democratic and Progressive Republican figures from the East and West factions. They discussed direct election of senators and possible strategies ahead of nominations. The talk touched on meeting today and potential cross party cooperation.
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Val Wir
Ruihece
Rauings Broan
Sona Fallgtte
Tewle Eeziyali
Democratis Act
pungreasiveRepublican
Dera
Oreran
Beloved family and community mourn loss in church notices
The page records multiple obituaries and death notices from Washington area churches and residences. It lists names such as MARLE, Hiey Wood Sit Mes Maria Bien Tucker and Basie Tucker, with references to service locations at Saint Matthew's Church, prayers, and burial or visitation details. Names, dates, and addresses appear in fragmentary OCR style across the notices.
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Murthow
Alreet
Dieal
Famess
SEATY
Sna
Ko Street
Washington
Maas Hiey Wood
Maria Bien Tucker
Maria Bien Tucker Ant Gocnifather
Basie Tucker
Stabe Sabigth
Seta Af Binewal Tereafter
Funeral Directors Firm Names George Zarhorst Leader
WM, x BSARDO & CO Undertaker and Embalmer at 940 F Street N W announces Mr George P Zarhorst as leading figure. The notice appears in a local obituary or funeral services listing with emphasis on professional roles and address.
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Bsardo & CO
F Street
N. W
George P. Zarhorst
Bryan and La Follette Discuss Direct Election Plan
The two men, amid a wary crowd, exchanged a handshake and sat to talk for several minutes about a pending Congress measure to elect senators by popular vote. They explained the meeting was accidental and both supported advancing the direct election resolution, with Bryan visiting Norman E. Mack after leaving the station.
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Rte. Shoetiy
Seppainent
Democratic’ Ledgers
Bryson
la, Follétte
Jhandol
Bryan
Col. Bryan
Cotter T. Bride
Washington
Norman E. Mack
National Committee
Chateman Mack
Harmon and Moore Maneuver in Canton Delegates Clash
The article reports on political maneuvering around Governor Harmon and Insurance Commissioner Moore. Moore is said to have sent emissaries to Canton to secure delegates opposing United States Senator Atlee Pomerene. Moore dined at the Pomerene home while discussing the situation with the senator and national figures, as Harmon forces struggle with uncertain loyalties and external support from figures like William Jennings Bryan.
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Moore
Canton
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Suh
Pomerene
National
Garber
William Jennings Bryan
Harmoony
Nebraskan
Harmon
Falls and injuries rise from ice and snow slick streets
Several residents were hospitalized after falls on ice and snow across streets in the city. Foote, 72, a bank watchman, fractured his right foot near Fourteenth Street and was treated at the Emergency Hospital before going home. Mina Dyer, 19, daughter of Policeman Dyer, fractured her right forearm near 81 Chester Street Anacostia and was brought to the Emergency Hospital. Jeanette Payne, 9, of 140 G Street NW, slipped on the front sidewalk and fractured her left leg, taken to the hospital in an ambulance. Edward Alten, 12, slipped on Queenstown bridge area ice and sustained a deep gash, treated at Casualty Hospital. Joseph Storrow, 19, injured his left knee on Fourteenth Street NW. he refused hospital care and remained at home with self-care.
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Lee
Ely
Foote
East Washington Savings Bank
Iie
St Vennayivania
Mina M. Dyer
UW Yrara
Dyer
Chester Street
Anacostia
Mise Jeanetts Payne
G Street
Bmeehey Hospital
Anncostia Bridge
Edward Alten
Nicholy Avenue
Joseph Storrow
Fourteenth Street
Fourteenth
Martow
Hmergenicy Hospital
The Post Launches New Contests With Prizes
The Post announces another set of 18 popular original contests with new contents never before presented by a newspaper. Prizes include up to $50 and additional offers for heat solutions plus special bites for children under 12 years. Read the particulars and conditions in The Post today.
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Pontestanas
Health Office Record Deaths List Includes Several Names
A health office record enumerates multiple deaths with broken street addresses and ages. Entries include Delia K Chaney 1828 6th Street Northwest, Charles 305 1th Street Northeast, Mary Hofims 96 9th Street Northeast, Willem Z Warner Government attorney 29 years, and Guy Uemnett aged about two years. Additional seniors appear at Kalorama Road and various hospitals including Washington Asylum and GurBeid Hospital.
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Delia K. Chaney
Charles
Jam Colom
Wellinngton
Aerium
Grate
Washington
Mary I Hofims
9Th St. Ne
Willem Z. Warner
Ant Ieane
Yedien
Kalorama Road
Guy Uemnett
Martin
Peterson
Searon
Hat
B. Lawe
Sincman Ave
George A
Len
Annie & Dent
Frank Iq
Sears
Wiliam Thomas
GurBeid Hospital
Wrederten F. Smith
Aly Gost
Annie She'tan
Roosevelt's Quiet Bid Complicates 1910 Race
Observer of campaigns for 24 years says Theodore Roosevelt may seek the presidency as a silent candidate stirring New York delegates. Analysts doubt Wilson letter on Bryan will cost Bryan’s allyship. La Follette and Roosevelt could shape convention loyalties. Also notes Harmon-Wilson dynamics and Wall Street’s likely sway in Democratic planning. Colored Republicans in DC protest delegate election methods to curb fraud.
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Hort
Washington Post
Albay
Theodore Roosevelt
Ropauvelt
A. Siht
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Bevetidgs
Foraker
Harding
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Moscow
Gav
Harmon
Wilden
Furt Wils
H. A. Clarke
Republican Intersitate League
Degu
National Committee
Convention
Clarke
Bia
District of Columbia
Bryan Favors Wilson Aide Says Support for Gov Wilson
A Washington dispatch to The Herald notes that a prominent national committee member told a reporter that Mr. Bryan emphatically favors the nomination of Gov. Wilson. He expressed faith in New Jersey Governor Wilson and said he would oppose any efforts to split party unity. He also mentioned plans to retain Col. Jon jaffay on the national committee and discussed other party maneuvers.
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New Yorl
Washington
theMerald
Membe
National’ Committee
Hinildlite
Bryan -Biath Ddnounge
Wilson
New Jersey
Hiestintah Gny Nee
Col
Jon Jaffay
National’ Committeentap
Pennsylvania
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Be -Agaiquarters
Rirgan
Governor Crothers Names Laird to Public Utilities Board
Gov Crothers announces Philip D Laird of Montgomery county named chairman of the Public Utilities Commission. Laird already serves on the panel. term to May with four years more. Benjamin T Fendail, former Baltimore city engineer, named to Lairds unexpired term.
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Crothers
Philip D.laird
Montgomery County
Public Utilities Commission
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Laird
Benjamin
Baltimore
Aili
Laizé
Letters of Hated Boston Fighter Sell Best
The Washington Post reports John L. Sullivan once champion of the world wrote nearly cent letters to Boston figures like Dr. Charles W. Eliot of Harvard. A curious note claims Sullivan sent a reply from Wisconsin in 1893 and later claimed ambiguity about the recipient.
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Washington Post
Boston
John L. Sullivan
Charles W. Tot
Emotions
Harvard University
Albf
Kandy
Ceylon
Miss Sullivan
Eliot
Roosevelt Not Pursuing 1912 Presidential Bid
New York Jan 8 Henry L Stimson secretary at war said after luncheon with Theodore Roosevelt at Oyster Bay that Roosevelt would not run for the 1912 presidential nomination against President Taft. He described as baseless stories of Roosevelt seeking the nomination and said he had no reason to change his belief.
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Stimson
Roosevelt
New York
Henry L. Stimson
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
the Tribune
Taft
Himson Sa
Taft. He Induoted As Deprecating the Stories of Mr. Roosevelt
Democrats Split Over District Primaries Fight
Rival Democratic central committees in the District clash over primaries for national convention delegates. E Carr and Charles W Carr announce appeal to the national committee to order primaries while the rival side accuses Carr of being a Republican and vows to present evidence. Secretary Clayton warns of funding hurdles and supports a possible primary if funds exist.
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Distrit
E. Carr
Charles W. Carr
J.fred Kelley
Democratic National Committee
Darr
National Committee
Kelley
Democraticsé Central Committee
Carr
Edward T. Benton
Dasr
Ala
S Pare
Pugh Nererel
Clayton
W. McK. Clayton
Eival
Congress
Missing Baltimore Wife Suspected Kidnap Case
Detectives located the wife of Antonio Juliano at a rooming house on 59 HU street northeast after a daylong search. Mrs Juliano, who had been nursing for three days, was found with Lugnr Landitu, once a banker at the Juliano home in Baltimore. They were taken back to Baltimore yesterday amid ransom suspicions.
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Mporter
Warman
HU Street
Lugnr Landitu
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