Ten Directors Elected In Lively G ofc Contest At Polls
Twenty candidates contested the board election as polls opened with President Oyster and Associates renominated by unanimous vote. P T Moran led with 240 votes, annual reports read by Mr Oyster and Treasurer Tisser, meeting followed by supper.
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Tisser
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Capital ‘Traction Company
Ehsuing
Euch
Anc
North
Washington TC
Crampton
Elected Officers Reelect at Commerce Group Meeting
The commerce chamber re elected James thy nto as president and officers including vice president and secretary. A large turnout approved the annual report and discussed river improvements, public works, and municipal finances, with no opposition to the officers.
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James Thy
Belt Ra
Lisner
Thomas Jenat
Thapia
Gircorm
Worm
Fieno
Adbert Schustert
Jude Eink
Wanay
No Feat For Stranded Steamer Wilhelmina Near Pamet
Reports indicate the steamer Wilhelmina ran aground south of Pamet near low tide. Coast guard observers fear recovery may be difficult and crews seek safe passage as watches coordinate salvage near the vessel.
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Wilhelmina
P&roof
Pamet
Carly Tay
Baltimore Wins Big Convention in Democratic Delegate Show
In a volatile convention scene, Baltimore secures a clear majority after a first ballot split. The party chains debate direct primary for delegates, with Norm Mack and Clark Howell leading subcommittees. Final tallies show Baltimore gaining widespread support across many states as Chicago and Denver fade from contention.
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Progressive League
Independence League
William Randolph Hearst
Norman E Mack
Hall
Nebraska
Secretars
Trev Woodson
Kentucka
Mr I Mach
Stopted
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
Clark Howell
Guardia
Baltimore
Fbnach
Minnesota
Erty
Gallimore
Louis
Denver
Chicago
New York
Baltmore
St Louis
Convention Quarters Sought in Baltimore For Democratic Meet
Within an hour of the announcement of Baltimore as the site plans moved to secure rooms for the next Democratic national convention. Wilson af Harmon among facilitators urging quick reservations in the city.
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Wilson
Baltimore
Baltimore Chosen For Democratic National Convention Site
Baltimore selected to host the Democratic national convention, citing its hotels for 2660 guests and 306 boarding homes, proximity to Washington, and access via multiple rail lines. The Fifth Regiment Armory will be the convention venue with plan for committee rooms, press facilities, and expanded heating for 20000 attendees. Officials from New Jersey and Ohio visited, with reservations already secured from Massachusetts and Vermont.
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Hoss
Campas
Maryland
South
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Washington
Fifth Regiment Armors
Uptown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Penntaylvania
Pichmond
Avanta
San Franeleco
Metrofalid
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
Gav Weodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Judson Marmot
Ohio
Massachusetts
Vermont
Tober
Hading
John 1
Martin
Democratic National Committee
Norman & Mackill
Fifth Regiment
National Committee
Pmeraon
Baltimore City of Churches and Monumental Growth
The eastern coast city near the West Rises as a major transit hub with a 400 mile street railway system and rapid service through business residential areas. Baltimore emphasizes parks learning institutions and Walters Art Gallery while expanding improvements, monuments, and a grand Washington monument in Washington Square, earning a claim as the Monumental City.
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Baltimore
Walters Art Galfers
United States
Faltimore
Wastiffiton Square
Eccentric Singer At Center Of Will Contest In Port Jervis
Testimony today detailed the eccentricities of John A Singer of sewing machine fame as relatives from Port Jervis attend a will hearing. Beneficiaries include his hauntkeeper Charlotte Donnelly and nephews, while children of his second wife Joan and Jean Etta Singer contest the will. Witnesses described antics such as playing soldier with toys and forecasting futures to frighten women, plus alleged attempts by New York specialists to induce him to read palms and feel a bump linked to Harry Thaw.
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Beagrice
Ren York Jin
John
Port Jervis
Charlotte Donnelly
Hla
Joan
Jean Etta
Chiago
George Davis
Clark
Tsa
Singer
New York
Harry Thaw
Political nominations across cities in 19th century records
fragmented OCR listing multiple historical nomination events across Baltimore Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Denver Kansas City and other locales. mentions: Van Bus Téa Van Bo Yen Greeley Hancock Cleveland Bryan McClellan Seymour Tilden Perkins and others with dates ranging 1858 to 1883 and vague notes of adjournments and nominations.
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Baltimore
Ikelnan
Balthmores
van Bo Yen
Polk
Cans
Pierze
Cincinnati
Charleston
Douglas
Chicago
McClellan
Yorks Seymore
Greeley
St Louie
Tilden
Ibgnat
Hancock
Ollie James Wins To Be United States Senator Nomination
Ollie James wins a ballot in the Kentucky General Assembly for the United States Senate seat to succeed Thomas H. Paynter with 10 votes against Howard P. Morrow's 28. A joint ballot in the House and Senate will confirm the selection tomorrow, as James is an incumbent from Kentucky's First District and a veteran Democrat.
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Frankfort
Jane
Vallor
United States
Thomas H Paynter
Ollie MI Jaimes
Kentucky
Howard P Morrow
Hongs
Senate
James
Bryan
Far Gor Gdedel
Kantucky
Noa
Btates
Hy Fe
Awakened Husband Discovers Wife Dead in Charleston W
Thomas Faybill woke early on January 9 in Charleston W to a nearby residence fire. While trying to rouse his wife, he found her dead from heart failure, triggering an emergency response and investigation.
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Charleston
Thomas Faybill
Price of Oil Rises as York Standard Announces Advance
The Standard Oil Company today announced a ten point price increase across all refined petroleum grades. Refined in cans now at 16 cents higher, standard white in barrels at 760, and refined in bulk at 410. The move affects market prices and consumer costs.
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York
Standard Oil Gombany Today
Democrats Say Harmon Should Have Attended Jackson Banquet
Democrats say Gov Harmon missed a Jackson day banquet and Democratic committee meeting, a move seen as a tactical blunder. He received a last minute verbal invite during his December visit, sparking debate over lack of coordination with Bryer partisans and Ohio progressives. Harmon's speech defended his record but misaligned with other addresses, possibly harming his standing.
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Jackson
Gov Harmon
Mitdflomar
HH Moore
Ohio
Gov Harmontet
Bryer
Col Bryan
Wilson Yenator
Harmon
Ohio Progressive Democrata
Ycntioners Ag
Woman appeals to police as husband and thief flee
Mrs Mary Lacey mother of four says her home at 1961 Killiet Southeast was stripped of furniture clothing and even pantry food while she searched for work on Monday morning. Neighbors report W H Lacey moved in during her absence and took everything. Detectives found the missing items but not Lacey who formerly worked as a handwriting expert in Washington. He had left his wife months ago.
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Mary Fs Lacey
Hanisa
W H Lacey
Lacey
Second Street
Washington
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