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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1911

Page

10

Tariff to the Front Contests Over Committees

Democratic leaders in the House prep for a caucus to shape the next Congress with a Ways and Means chair from Underwood Alabama and a push to organize committees by caucus. In the Senate, insurgents and Democrats weigh tariff revision plans as President Taft’s veto looms and broader legislation stalls amid appropriations and canal regulation talks.

Fitzgerald New York Ways and Means Champ Clark Missouri S.t Have Ways and Means Committee Underwood Alabama Peters Massachusetts Harrison Palmer Pennsylvania Dixon Indiana James Kentucky Hammond Minnesota Hughes New Jersey Shackleford Handels Texas Brenties Georgia Kitchin North Carolina Flint Tennessee Rainsy Thiiwis House Cianitee Baltimore Senate Repub- Hcan Committee On Finan Fee Aldrich Gurrows Hale Asx Money Taliaferro Daniel Committee On Committees Taft Flena Lerimer Capt. Peary Congress North Pole

Washington's Giant John Turner Dies at 7 Feet 7 Inches

John Turner a Washington Giant from Prince George County Maryland died at the Washington Asylum Hospital. He stood 7 feet 7 inches tall with 16 inch hands and weighed more than ordinary men. Turner never learned to read or write and worked as a teamster. He faced repeated illnesses and hospitalizations but survived longer than typical giants. His body required a larger casket and transport arrangements reflecting his extraordinary size.

Maryland Washington Asylum John Turner Prince George County Washington Asylm Eleventh Street Turner Washington Asylum T Hospital Providence Hospital Congressional Cemetery T!e Man Tuupner A. South

Four Die in Niobrara Hotel Gas Explosion

A Niobrara Nebr gas leak caused a three story hotel to explode and burn, killing four people and injuring four. Proprietor Michael Kendall and his son Kenneth Kendall perished alongside Anna Duseer f rook and Roy F Crosby a traveling salesman from Lincoln Nebr. Crosby and his wife each suffered severe injuries including leg and facial injuries, while Kendall’s wife Had one leg broken. Nine injured are expected to recover though three remain in serious condition.

Niobrara Nebr Michael Kendall Kenneth Kendalt Anna Duseer F Rook Roy FO Crosby Lincoln Njuren Crosby Rey FL Crosby Mrs. Kendal Pearl Veenant

Actress Zena Dare to Wed Hon Maurice Brett

London January 15 announcement of the engagement of Zena Dare the actress to the Hon Maurice Vyner Brett second son of Viscount Esher Miss Dare has starred with Seymour Hicks company and first appeared on stage in 1899 Brett a captain in the Coldstream Guards.

London Zena Dare Maurice Vyner Rbalm Brett Viscount Esher Miss Dare Seymour Hicks Brett Coldstream Guards

Plotters Hide on Mount Kiso Plot Targets Empire Leaders

London dispatch reports a Japan assassination plot aimed at the Emperor, royalty, peers, and officials. Twenty six Japanese anarchists were secretly tried and sentenced to capital punishment after explosions near Mount Kiso were linked to a dynamite factory. A separate incident notes Stanislaus Goplick drowning after skating onto Ware River ice while pursuing a wounded deer.

London Yokohama Japan Mount Kiso Roeyal Voyal Washington Post Ware Mass Stanislaus Goplick Soas

Political strife and shifting allegiances in Congress

A panorama of Democratic and Republican maneuvering in Washington centers on New York’s Senate race and Tammany influence. Governors, party leaders, and progressive factions in Colorado and elsewhere weigh the impact of a potential Dix backed candidate and the fate of Hughes’ succession efforts amid calls for reform and bank deposit guarantees.

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