Indiana Senators Confirmed In Joint Session
Indiana legislature in joint session formally elected Albert J Beveridge to a second U S Senate term and James A Hemenway of Boonville to the unexpired four years. The canvass showed 115 for Beveridge, 3 for Shively, 4 for Hemenway, 81 for Kern, with Bru Na ugh absent. Newsmen and Republican leaders filled the chamber as the election was completed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Albert J Beveridge
United States Senate
James A Hemenway
Boonville
Charles W. Fairbanks
Gov Miller
Beveridge
B F Shively
Hemenway
Kern
Brunaugh
Showely
Providence
General Assembly
Nelson W Aldrich
Boston
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
W Murray Crane
George F Hoar
Doy Albany
Channefty M Depew
LICENSED TO MARRY IN BALTIMORE AREA LISTING NAMES
A long OCR fragment lists multiple marriage licenses and banns with numerous couples including Goetzinger and Catherine Ryan, Bowheer and Pearl, Harte and Crone, Lucy Stephens, Jarhoe and Mary Loveless, and many others across Baltimore and Virginia areas. Also included are DIED notices for Daly, Gray, Harvey, and McDonald with funeral details and private interments. The text combines marriage license pairs and obituary notices with scattered dates and addresses.
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Goetzinger
Catherine A
Ryan
Bowheer
Pearl
Harte Jor
Crone
Lucy Stephens
Andrew T Jarhoe
Mary
Loveless
Thi
Naylor
Georgianna Jackson
Beewa
Waud
Jonostea
Joan Wo
Moten
Drughtaena Williams
Nathagtet
Cartwell
Anita la’ Collns
Harry Lee Rusk
Iola Howes
Henjamin Derloger
Maud Boesch
Baltimore
Minor Ll
Annie FE Windolph
James
Belt
Nara EB Yates
Arul & Chase
East Greenwich
R 1
Heen Teals
A Waller
Patience Ro Brown
Jackson
Virginia Miller
Quanthe Na
Alfred A Alsop
Annie Grande
Spothsylvania County
Charles McNeil
Elizabeth A Daley
Daly
Arabella
James Gray
Sarah B. Harvey
FM Harvey
Mie Mo Castell
Sixth Street
St Josephs Catholic Church
Donald
Wis
Peter
Tose McDonald
Viginit Avenue
Puneral
Se Stephens Church
Tren
Aft Street
Pennslvania
Deaths in Health Office Record at Mars Tell and Freedmens Hosp
An array of death entries from the health office records across multiple institutions lists names ages and locations. Entries mention John Brown Sotalla Olver P Burdette Andri Collis Densmore Ulf bmersen Lauca Belver Warner and others with ages from months to 89 years across Washington New York and surrounding areas, noting hospitals Freedmens and College Fill among others and dates around March 4.
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Mars
Sotalla
John Brown
Garfeld
Olver
Burdette
Callaghan
Lartwright
Andri
Collis
Washington Nw
Densmore Ulf
Corcoran
Bajanin
Hardforth Gov
Marna Libe
Vars Myer
Crystal Gay
Marie Nin
Paolo S2la
James
Qatherne
oSinger
Insane Susie Thomas
Pinkes Torner
Browns Ct Sw
Sears
Hertha Vo Warren
Defreey
Mary Vo Weaver
Paw
Laura B
Washington
Hesorab
Whitmore
American leaders vow service to all people in new era
Lieutenant Gov Miller presides as Beveridge and Hemenway are escorted by a committee amid tumultuous applause. Beveridge urges service to all nations and minorities, while Hemenway celebrates unprecedented prosperity and a forward voyage under Roosevelt, signaling a broad American ideal and political unity.
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Miller
Beveridge
Hemenway
J. Frank Hanly
God
James A. Hemenway
Earth
Roosevelt
Senator Knox Wins Short and Long U.S. Senate Terms
In Harrisburg a joint session canvassed yesterday’s vote and elected Philander C. Knox of Pittsburg to the short and long term to succeed the late Quay. Knox won the votes of all Republicans present in both chambers.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Senate
House
Philander C. Knox
Pittsburg
United States
Quay
Cana Vngs
Knox
J K FP Hall
Change in Candidates Delays in Delaware Senate
Delaware Regular Republicans abandon Sparks for Mendinhall as president pro tem choice after a 112 to date tally. Union Republicans resist changing Conner. House session brief. adjourns until tomorrow.
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Delaware
Mendinhall
Dover
Del
State Senate
Sparks
Conner
Pennsylvania Rail Strike Vote Fails to Yield Agreement
Philadelphia January 18 A protracted conference between Pennsyl vania Railroad General Manager Atterbury and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen board of adjustment ended without agreement on compulsory firing by brakemen. Vote tallies show 8 366 in favor of a strike vs 611 against among 8 976 ballots.
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Philadelphia
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Board of Adjustment of the
Brotherhood of Railway
W. G Lee
Brotherhood
Grand Lodge
Atterbury
Board of Adjustment
Lea
Pittsburg
Erie
Lee
Canada
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harmsburg
Altoona
Tyrone
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania
Death of Civil War Veteran Boughman Revered by Grant and Sherman
Kansas City reports the death of David J. Boughman sixty nine? aged fifty nine a Civil War veteran who helped seize Atlanta under Sherman and rescued a Federal flag at Shiloh before Grant. He served with the Thirty fourth Illinois and is cited by Grant and Sherman for distinguished service.
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Grant
Sherman
Kansas City
David J. Boughsman
Atlanta
Shiloh
Ger. Grant
Boughman
Illinois
Burkett Sworn In as U S Senator for Nebraska
Lincoln January 18 formal act completed as Elmer J Burkett becomes United States Senator for Nebraska. He pledged to support the President on expanding Interstate Commerce Commission duties and other public matters for congressional consideration. Ex-Congressman Crosby Named Massachusetts Associate Justice. State Legislature in joint session in Olympia votes second futile ballot for U S Senator with Foster leading.
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Lincoln
Neb
Elmer J. Burkett
United States
Nebraska
Joint Assembly
Burkett
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Boston
John C. Crosby
Pittsfeld
Supreme Bench of
Massachusetts
Gov
Douglas
John 4. Aiken
Greenfield
Olympia
Wasn
Foster
Piles
Sweeny
Wilson
Jones
Turner
Powell Sentenced to 25 Years for Murder in New Jersey
Special to The Washington Post. Lang Branch New Jersey January 1 Charles Powell a Black man who yesterday pleaded guilty to second degree murder for shooting William J Flynn at the Suburban Hotel Lang Branch November 6 was sentenced today by Justice Jonathan Dixon in Freehold to twenty five years in State prison The judge cited Powell s habit of carrying a concealed weapon as the reason for the lengthy sentence Powell had previously shot a man in Washington DC and a woman in Long Branch but was not tried for those crimes Powell and Flynn argued over drinks their fight ended with Powell firing a shot into Flynn s abdomen Flynn died the next day Powell pleaded guilty to avoid the death penalty
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Washington
Brunswick
N. J
Charles ‘Powell
William J. Flynn
Lang Branch
Freehold
Jonathan Dixon
Sixth
Powell
Washington, D. C
Long Branch
Flynn
Flytin
Stynn
SONS HOSTS OF DAUGHTERS ENTERTAIN AT DC SOCIETY MEETING
Judge James Denton Hancock president general of the national society headlined a January DC Society of the Sons of the American Revolution gathering at Hauscher's. Nearly 400 attended ladies night with a reception, addresses, and music led by Dr. Frank Swartwout. Notables invited included F. P. B. Sands Col. Robert Guthrie and Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks. Berryman gave a chalk talk and Moore performed a bass solo.
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District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Hauscher
James Denton Hancock
National Society
Hancock
John Paul Earnest
Thomas 8. Childs
Frank A. Swartwout
Jacob Scharf
James G. Traylor
Willam A Domer
Eugene E. Stevens
George S Cooper
George Schar
Guy Warfield
Maryland
America
Judge Hancock
F. P. B. Sands
District of Columbia Society of Sons of the Revolution
Robert W. Guthrie
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Berryman
Charles W. Fairbanks
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Sam L. Jones
Pennsylvania Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Loren B T. Johnson
James A Bailey
Frank L Biscoe
J Breckenridge Bayne
Arthur Blanchard
R Bennett
Paul Brockett
Sidney I Messelievre
L. D Carman
John Doyle Carmody
Ira W Dennison
Louis A Dent
H. H Donnally
A B Dual Jr
S M
John E Kenwick
Edward
Glavis
Frank F Greenawalt
F. W
Graham A J Green
W B Harrison
Richard P. Hawes
C AL Himebaugh
Hume
Livie S Lipscomb
Crandal Marckey
Charles Marbury
Henry Bo Mirick
Langdon Moore
Fred D. Owen
Andrew Parker
Charles O Rice
Mason N Richardson
Henry W Samson
John Speed Smith
W. H Somervell
A. D Spangler
G. Staples
E B Stocking
John B Thompson
Henry W Tulloch
Philip Walker
Samuel E Watking
Joseph B Wall
H. Warper, Jr
Thomas H Yeager
William Hamilton Bayly
Col F C Ryan
Thomas W Lockwood Jr
Wallace Donald McLean
Wallace Neff
William H Pearce
Thomas P Randolph
William A Domer
Eugene E Evans
Frank A. Swarthout
Baker killed man and wounded niece in New York tenement
Pasquale Totoriello was slain and his niece Maria Totoriello wounded in a quarrel over a delivery basket in a New York East Side tenement. An Italian baker Salvatore Ferrari was identified as the killer. A mob surrounded officers when Ferrari was captured and brought back to the building.
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New York
Pasquale Totoriello
Maria Totocriello
Totoriello
Salvatore Ferrari
Otoriello
Ferrari
Invitation to President Roosevelt to visit Danville
Danville mayor Harry Wooding transmitted a letter to President Roosevelt inviting him to include Danville in his Southern itinerary. The missive, approved by the board of aldermen and city council, pledges courtesy and warm hospitality if the president’s schedule allows a Danville stop.
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Danville
Harry Wooding
Roosevelt
Board of Aldermen
Wooding
Father tries to kill self as son awaits hanging
In Bridgeton New Jersey Benjamin Raisinger father of Frank Raisinger slated for execution February 16 for the murder of his wife attempted suicide at his farm five miles away. A farm hand cut him down and Raisinger said he would not live to see his son hang. The mother remains critically ill and not expected to recover.
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Bridgeton
N. J
Benjamin Raisinger
Frank Raisinger
Raisinger
German strike spreads across coal districts
The strike widens beyond Essen as Mine Owners' Association boycotts joint talks with miners unions. Government officials fear a long, bitter stoppage with 100,000 workers at risk of unemployment as wage grievances and working conditions spark broad sympathy for the miners.
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Otclock
Hasse
Coblenz
Essen
Zwickau
Mine Owners’ Association
Morley Warns on Tariffs and Democracy in America
London reports John Morley’s Brechin address after visiting Canada and the United States. He predicts Parliament dissolution within months, praises American democracy while noting race and labor tensions, and argues the revolt against high duties may drift toward free trade as Britain debates protection.
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London
John Morley
United States
America
Brechin
Morley
Canada
Heaven
Great Britain
Transvaal
Cabinet Crisis Imminent in Belgrade
Belgrade reports a cabinet crisis seems unavoidable as regicide party factions clash over military armaments. Finance Minister Pacsogou backs Creusot guns while War Minister Putnik and allied officers favor Shoda works. King Peter sides with War Minister. Premier Pasics supports the finance minister.
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Belgrade
Regicide
Pacsogou
Putnik
Finance
Peter
Pasics
Minster of Finance
Danish Cabinet Upheld and Political Split Looms
Copenhagen reports the WPolkething backed the new ministry 63 to 38. A faction sought to bind the ministry to cut the military budget but failed. Premier Christensen faces a party split, yet a ministerial majority remains assured amid animated debate and mutual accusations. King Oscar reportedly in poor health with facial paralysis noted. The Vienna court ball drew 200 guests including American diplomats and officials.
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Copenhagen
Jan
Wpolkething
Christensen
Ruben Levetsan
Vienna
Hofburg
Diplomatic
America
Storer
Fieya W. Harris
Harris
Chandler Hale
Hale
George B. EE — Eee
Five Valuable Volumes Sold by Sotheby’s for About £20,000
London reports Sotheby Wilkinson & Hodge privately sold five volumes from the Lolbri collection for about £20,000. The items include a sixth century Evangelierium in a silver-bound uncial manuscript and other early printed works with elaborate metal bindings. The set, once owned by the purchaser’s family, had previously sold at Sotheby’s forty years ago for just over £62.
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Evangelierium
London Times
Weablngton Poat
London
Sotheby
Sotheby’s
British Steamer Seized by Japan While En Route to Vladivostok
Tokyo reports the British steamer Bawtry seized in Tsushima Straits by Japanese forces while carrying provisions and shipbuilding materials for Klaochou on the Shantung Peninsula destined to Vladivostok. Vessel taken to Sasebo and a second steamer tied to belligerent trade is unconfirmed. London traders note heavy Lloyds business for far East cargoes and possible use of Hamburg American vessels as feeds for Rosestvensky’s squadron.
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Tokyo
Bawtry
Tsu’ Straits
Klaochou
Shantung Peninsula
Vladivostok
Sasebo
London
Lloyds
Far East
Orient
Powderham
Oakley
Barry
Admiral Rosestvensky
Russia warns on widening hostilities over China
St. Petersburg reports Russia does not seek to expand the war to China unless forced. The foreign office views Secretary Hay's Peking action as neutral, warns China to maintain neutrality, and notes pessimism over China under Japanese influence after Port Arthur. Russia may act to protect its interests if compelled.
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St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Hay
Peking
China
United States
Russia
Port Arthur
Chinese Help Russians Report From Japanese Command
Tokyo reports that Russians were aided by many Chinese regulars in recent engagements. A Japanese detachment surrounded Russian cavalry and Chinese soldiers near Sanchia west of Minchwang on January 14, dispersing them and inflicting over 20 Russian casualties while capturing arms. Lieut Gen Mistchenko's raiders, numbering 5,000 to 6,000, moved north after Niuchwang defeat. Japanese cavalry later encountered exhausted Russians near Laohosho on January 16, noting Russians wore Chinese coats and caps and many dressed entirely in costumes with pigtails.
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Tokyo
Sanchia
Minchwang
Mistchenko
Niuchwang
Laotuniulu
Laohosho
NO CHANGE AT KASHGAR
The Morning Post report of Kashgar being occupied by Russians is not confirmed by Associated Press inquiries. No change in Kashgar situation. Russia may be strengthening guard at its Kashgar consulate, with England and other powers unlikely to accept seizure. Also notes shipping movements: Bovie arrived from Liverpool. Majestic and Amsterdam sailing. Yeutonte from New York. Baltic and Ivernia sailing to New York and Boston.
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St. Petersburg
Morning Post
London
Kashgar
Turkestan
Associated Press
Russia
Furkestan
England
America
China
New York
Bovie
Liverpool
Majestic
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Queenstown
Yeutonte
Baltic
Nely Tork
Ivernia
Boston
Experts Speak for Tucker in Page Murder Trial
Cambridge experts dominated today's Tucker murder trial session testifying no knife thrust could touch the azygos vein as described. They said the duplicate knife would not make Page’s wounds and that overcoat stains matched blood from various animals, including horses and rats, per Tufts doctors Timothy Leary and Arthur B Austin.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Meade
Tucker
Miss Page
Timothy Leary
Arthur B .Austin
Tufts College
Tufts Professors Defend Tests Used Under Circumstances
Tufts professors admitted the tests applied to them were not ideal but stated they were the only feasible option under the circumstances. They remained confident in the results obtained, asserting accuracy given the constraints.
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Tufts
Montana Copper Suit Seeks Mine Closure in Butte
The Montana Supreme Court refused to grant Amalgamated Copper Company a temporary order to close the Minnie Healy mine in Butte pending an appeal. The decision delays title questions, with a ruling expected within weeks. Idaho Legislature forms committee to study placing late Senator Shoup statue in the National Capitol’s Statuary Hall.
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Helena
Mont
Supreme Court of Montana
Amalgamated Copper Company
Minnie Healy
Butte
Heinze
Amalgamated
Idaho
Shoup
Boise
Senator Shoup
National Capitol
Seawright Lithia Water Revered by Suffering Souls
A long advertising lettered testimonial recounts Seawright Magnesian Lithia Water as a potent remedial agent for rheumatism insomnia bladder pain and indigestion. Readers are urged to use the water with many personal endorsements from Media Virginia and Washington figures praising relief and improved health.
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Braunton
L L Bowman
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LLNS
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Record Herald
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SCF
Pouch
Stir Herald
POLIS
Post Standard
Pionler Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Health Office Record
Undertakers
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F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Joseph Gawler
Pa Ave
F. Harvey's Sons
Wolrteenth Street
Telephone
North
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
George P. Zur
Rsts
Wengal Partoi Iizat
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
J C Burrows
Burrows
St Paul Minn
Minnesota
Moses E Clapp
Augusta
Eugene Hale
Hartford
Conn
Morgan G Bulkeley
Joseph R Hawley
David J. Boughman
Mount Holly
Charles Bennett
New Egypt
United States Infantry
Polk
Gov. Price
New Jersey
Lancaster
I . W. Geist
New Era
Muskegon
William McKillip
Senator Burkett
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Ciatan Se
General Hancock
Charles A. Moore
Artist Berryman
Bulgaria
Oscar
Daily Telegraph
King Oscar
Sweden
Rives
Emperor Francis Joseph
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Ambassador Storer
Rojestvensky
Paul Lassar
Manchuria
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Denis Donohoe
New York Commercial
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Montana
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E Hayward
Middleton
G. T. Ennis
Thos G
Radison Trinity Rectory
Washington, D
G. Addison
WM Cumming
Richmond
W Miles Carr
John Tyler
Staunton
Southern Tobacconist and Manufacturers’ Record
Richamond, Va
Seawright Magnesian Lithia Spring Co
Browning & Middleton, Agts
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