Taft’s light hearted rebuke to Tillman sparks schools visit in Georgia
President-elect Taft spoke at Lucy Craft Laney High School in Atlanta praising industrial education for Negro students. He defended his stance on women’s education, saying his remarks were not cruel or insincere, and he praised Northern support and Southern hospitality amid debates on matrimony and parity.
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Womtut
Lucy Co Laney
Tatt
Laney
Tapi
Roe
Solia
Ecelt
Taft
Lane
Woodward High School
Northern map may be awakened to a North theory discussed
A fragment discusses Northern influence on marriages after the war, recounts encounters with Northern officers who married southern women, and notes attitudes toward moving north of Mason and Dixon. It then shifts to Missouri politics as Capt Thomas Allen joins Taft’s engineering board for a Panama voyage. Taft holds Missouri talks with W H Dickey and R C Kearns, while John A Stewart and George S Cunningham plan to meet Taft. Taft will address Augusta and attend a banquet at Hampton Terrace.
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Mason and Dixon
Talka
Missouri Politico
New York League of Republican Clubs
Taft
George S. Cunningham
North Carolina
Augusta
Hampton Terrace
President Roosevelt Praised At African Jubilee Meeting
Bishop Hartzell at Asbury M E Church lauds the president as the world’s most remarkable man and hails Congress and the judiciary for high moral calibre. Vice President Fairbanks voices praise for Hartzell and Methodist influence while noting progress of the colored race. Dr Thirkield of Howard University urges focus on Africa and spiritual aims for uplift.
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Congress
United States
Roosevelt
Hartwell
Attica
Asbury M_E
Gia Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairbanks
Vic Prident
Hartzell
Church of Christ
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Fawbanks
Bishop Hartzell
Methodist Church
Thirkield
Dr Thirkield
Howard University
Africa
Caigists
Hopkins Senate Fight Forced Into Joint Session Tomorrow
In Springfield on January 19 no U S senator reached a majority in either house. Hopkins led in the Senate but trailed in the House, prompting a joint session to continue ballots until a choice emerges. Shurtleff received 3 votes in the House while Foss led in other counts.
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Shurtleff
Foss
Mason
Springer
Hopkins
Springfeld
United States
Albert J Hopkins
Aurora
Senator Hopkins
Senate
Justice From Russia Debate Fails to Endorse Treaty Suspension
In Puntadelphia on January 19, a congressional proposal by Rep Henry M. Goldfogle of New York urged President Roosevelt to suspend the 1833 Russian American treaty over passport recognition disputes. A special committee of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations rejected the bid, adopting a substitute affirming all American citizens’ passports be honored by Russia regardless of race or religion.
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Congress
Henry M Goldfogle
New York
Roosevelt
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Goldfogie
Specal
Russia
Counci
Council For Solution
United States
Colorado's New Senator Succeeds Tellier in Senate
Special to The Washington Post Denver reports Charles J. Hughes will succeed Henry M. Teller in the Colorado Senate. Hughes leads with 73 votes in separate House and Senate ballots, to be formally elected in joint session tomorrow. The piece notes other states naming U S senators by party lines and details several election results across the country.
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Henry M. Tellver
Senate
Colorado
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Joseph C Helm
James W. McCreery
Bonyoge Hughes
Jefferson City
William J. Stone
United States
John C . McKinley
Stone
McKinley
House
Arkansas Senate and House Vote in U S Senator Elections
In Little Rock Arkansas on January 19 James P Clark was elected by the legislature to succeed himself as United States senator. The senate vote was unanimous in the house Harry H Meyer a frequent Republican candidate for governor and congressman gained five Republican votes. Both houses adjourned at noon to honor Gen Robert E day anniversary.
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Edward D Shurtleff
Chicago
Lawrence Stringer
Chipperfield
Aibert J. Hopkins
Shurtleff
Senate
Hopkins
Foss
Stringer
Mason
Foas
Olympia
Wash
Wesley L. Jones
United States Senate
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Cottrill
Pierre
Dak
Coe I Crawford
United States
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Crawford
Lee
Bismarck
N. Dak
M. WN. Johnson
H. C. Hansbrough
John Cashel
Guthrie
Okla
Thomas P. Gore
Dennis T. Flynn
Congress Des Moines
Iowa
Albert B Cummins
Claude HK. Porter
Salt Lake City
Utah
Reed Smoot
Hartford
Conn
Frank B. Brandegee
New London
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Raleigh
N. C
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Spencer B. Adams
Republcan
Adams
Little Rock
Ark
James P. Clark
Arkansas
Harry H. ‘Meyer
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Fulton Loses in Oregon Senate Election
In Salem on January 19, Gov. George E. Chamberlain Democrat won a U S Senate seat with seven votes to spare. The House tallied 34 for Chamberlain and 24 for opponents, while the Senate showed 19 for Chamberlain and 11 for rivals, totaling 58 votes.
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Hypnosis Sifts Identity In Curtain Designer Case
New York report on Dr Allan Diefendorf's hypnotic tests of Charles Osten seeks to identify a missing man with a wife and child. Osten recalls Grand Street lace curtain work and a fall in an elevator at Klein's store, claiming a $130 savings and hospital treatment. Part of his statements were verified, but his family remains unfound.
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Conn
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Prefendorf
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Austin
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BeHovue Hospital
New York
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Grand and
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Klem
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Dinner for F D Owen At Cosmos Club Honors Washington Figure
A dinner at the Cosmos Club honored Frederick D. Owen for years of patriotic society work and civic promotion in Washington. Toastmaster Marcus Benjamin led guests including H B Warren, Charles Bromwell, Dr. Needham, and others. letters of esteem from George B. Cortelyou, John Barrett, and Gen. George L. Gillespie were read.
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Marcus’ Benjamin
H Warren Charles ’ Bromwell
Charles W. Needham
H. BF. Jand
George L. Raymond
Eliot Woods
James C. Courts
Merrit Gates
Robert FR. ‘Bennett
Lewis P. Clephane
Marcus Benjamin
John &. Fenwick
John Doyle Carmody
Harry O Hall
Edward T. Bates
R FR. Bennett
Benda M. Miller
Samuel Herrick
James Berrall
Georges C. Haugh
W. V. Cox
Frederick B. Hyde
J. Kennedy Stout
John L. Wirt
U . J. Dunbar
Sidney I. Bessellevre
Fraters B. Wheaton
C . Magruder
John E Fenwick
Philander Betts
John D. Carmody
Plinp F Larner
W. P. van Wickle
W. D. Sourle
H.S McAllester
J. Jeroma Lightfoot
Lewis E Clephane
Andrew B. Graham
Edwin A Hill
Willath
Duke of the Abruzzi in revolt over marriage amid Sicily quake aid
Paris dispatch reports the Duke of the Abruzzi, a naval captain aiding earthquake victims in southern Italy, plans to resign from the navy and royalty to marry Katherine Biking. The king allegedly refuses resignation. officers who sought Queen Victoria’s intercession are under arrest.
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Turin
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Sicily
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Minister of Marine
Macaroni factory blown up by Black Hand in Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania a macaroni factory owned by Nicholas Fazio was dynamited for a second time in three years. Fazio his family and four workers escaped serious injury after being thrown from beds and buried in debris. Nearby windows were shattered and seven Italian suspects arrested. Two men, Paul Trappi and Joe Cogliandre, are serving long terms for the prior bombing aided by Fazio providing evidence. Police suspect revenge for that case.
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Real estate man plans cremation and shoots self in New York
Thomas Hutchings visited the Stephen Merritt Company seeking cremation, then after a cordial talk at the office and a stop at a police station, fired a revolver behind his ear on the West Twenty first Street steps. He died within minutes. Hutchings left no letters or money, and identified only by burial deposit. No clear next of kin identified. The incident occurred as he discussed arranging his own ashes and burial with Mr Radcliffe. Local police reported no warning signals from Hutchings prior to the act.
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Syra
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AntiviV Civil Vigilante Threat Targets Vivisectors
A British antivivisectionist woman named Cowan sent a printed circular urging prayer as a tool to remove vivisectors. She planned to target Dr Starling of University College Hospital London, hoping divine will would end his work. About two weeks later a leading vivisector died, which she took as divine approval.
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University College Hospital of London
Gates In Babies Peril Pet Marked Owner And Wife
Millionaire John W Gates learns a Port Arthur telegram says his bull pup Blondie has rabies. Gates chains the dog in his private car and telegraphs plans for Pasteur treatment in California as the party heads toward Pasadena to visit son Charlie.
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Tez
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Hire
California
Charlie Gates
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Pacific Coast
Landis Reversed Again in Illinois Trade Case
Chicago Jan 19 United States District Judge K M Landis saw a reversal for a second time in a matter where he previously ruled for the Standard Oil Company. The appellate court overturned his injunctions and dismissal actions in a case filed by George F. Harding and others seeking receivers for the Corn Products Company and related trusts alleged to restrain trade under Illinois law.
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United States
K M Landis
Standard Oil Company
Oil
George F. Harding
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Standard OW Company
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Harding
Coal Too Late For "Daddy" Found in Sugar Notch Shack
From Wilkes-Barre Pa January 19 an elderly man Daniel Kane was found dead in a tiny shack at Sugar Notch. He was known to everyone as a dealer and was reportedly found with a bitten body early this morning.
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Faith in Japanese: Roosevelts stance halts California anti Japanese bills
The article reports President Roosevelt pressuring California to delay anti Japanese legislation limiting land ownership corporate directorships and school segregation. It cites his telegrams and letters showing concern over immigrant policy and calls for keeping Japanese workers from facing new barriers. Senator Flint supports Roosevelt urginghalt of bills.
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