No Peace in Ohio Contests to Be At State Convention
In a disrupted political scene Senator Vegal rejects binding pacts for delegate selection. He says conflicts will stay within the twenty one congressional districts and not be directed by the state committee. The plan focuses on talks about state convention control and possible peace overtures, with debates over whether the national convention can be influenced.
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Call Vegal
Dentes
Vea Saul
Eoeste
Erneen
Unite States
Abe
Teday Tran
Ilegal
Delomaton
Pope
Toni Evrie
Twenty-fourth Street
Stanford White
Pittsburg
Mr. White
Thaw
Flo
Vanderbilt
Miss Vanderbilt
Violet Vivian
Alexandra
Jadlew
England
Col
Vivian
Marshall O. Roberte
Miss van Wart
Waldorf-Astoria
Marshall O. Roberts
Roberts
Girl Wife Seeks Divorce After Secret London Marriage
Marion Dougherty-Goebel files for divorce from Richard Alexander Goebel alleging unfaithfulness and cruel treatment. Marion, aged sixteen at secret London wedding, faced demands for money and threats including a revolver. B D Webster Dougherty, her father, is plaintiff in Philadelphia suit seeking relief and damages.
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Marion Dougherty-Goebel
Washington Post
Philadelphia
B. D
Webster Dougherty
Richard Alexander Goebel
Dougherty
London
Marion
Goebel
Mr. Dougherty
Europe
Gosber
Guehela
Taft Supporters Hit New Hampshire Backing Split
The article reports on New Hampshire senators Gallinger and Farnham opposing Taft aligned moves and blocking Charles Fairbanks nomination as pension agent, urging an unwritten delegation to Chicago, while Winston Churchill and Streeter back Taft symmetry. It notes a related meeting invitation to Concord and Gallinger's critical letter to Gov. Rollins dated January 3, urging unity and unwritten delegation. It also mentions the Sloan collection exhibit at Sloan's and related sale plans for Louis E. McComas artifacts.
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New England
Winston Churchill
Gallinger
Taft
Ohio
Gallinger and Farnham
Senate
Charles Fairbanks
Concord
Committee On Pensions
House
Mairbanks
Enate
Streeter
New Hampshire
Hay NE
Fairbanks
Foraker
Watt
Gailinger
Frank W. Rollins
Gov. Rollins
Washington
Eagle Hotel
Boy Debater A Death by Own Action
A Brooklyn debate on capital punishment ends with a participant’s suicide after arguments against the policy fail. The incident follows a heated exchange as observers recount the debater’s strong stance and the crowd’s reactions during the session at the hall.
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Sea
Derek Jan Fos
Kotor Welts
Lapital Min Po
Brooklyn
Fehonsy
Beras
Tex Poisosee
Sritvier
Ciner
Roy
Trains Wreck in Italy Kills Ten Injures Many
Three trains collided on an Italian line, causing a large wreck. Ten people are dead and numerous others injured as authorities and hospital staff work at the scene with nurses assisting and rescuers surveying the wreckage.
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Acci- Jert
Abe Taal Noob Bos Aoweud
Tran Wits Eeetors
Bes Hstorere
Prohibition Cost Kentucky Vote Blamed on Watterson
The Kentucky editor's stance on prohibition is blamed for the election outcome. The piece cites Rev Ferdinand Lobbstetard saying Watterson tied the party to Washington and hurt the party in Kentucky last election.
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Saya
Kentucky
Acetal
New York
Ferdinand Uobstetard
Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Repeats Testimony In White Trial
In New York Evelyn Nesbit Thaw recounts her relationship with Stanford White and her marriage to Harry K Thaw. District Attorney Jerome presses for details while Justice Dowling allows scrutiny of past actions, noting Thaw’s obsession and the couple’s Europe trip plans. The court adjourns with cross examination to continue, as Thaw’s wife testifies under a wary, combative atmosphere.
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Thaw
Martin
Harry
Dearie
Jerome
Stanford White
Architect
Jerome Rough
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Justice Dowling
White
Littleton
Waldorf-Astoria
Dows
Paris
Star Gol
Kendanum
Madison Square Tower
Mr. Littleton
Mr. Thaw
Tio
Europe
Pittsburg
William Thaw
Hairy Whaw
Clorret
Tittioten
Stangard White
Evelyn Nesbit
Mr. Jerome
Stanford
Delmas
Justien Dowline
Jerome l
New Jersey
Wiines
Morgan backed bank well never sold a share in the Sovereign
The Sovereign Bank suspended after J Pierpont Morgan refused further advances. Morgan interests held a large debt to the bank, with $2,241,000 outstanding. Dresdner bank and Morgan funds financed the reorganization and loans across Europe. Also noted is continued Pullman service between Washington and Oil City with a nightly 7:05 p.m. departure.
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Toronto
Gnt
Sovereign Bank
J. Pierpont Morgan
Dresdner Bank
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Europe
United States
New York
Dresdner
Pullman
Eric
Washington
Oil City
Pennsylvania, Railroad and Corry
Eris
Pennsylvania
Union Station
Graft in South Carolina Faces Broad Prosecutions
Special to The Washington Post from Atlanta reports T B Felder, assistant attorney general of South Carolina, says over fourteen years the graft amounted to 4 to 5 million dollars. Warrants have been issued against 40 to 50 people nationwide for conspiracy and bribe offenses. Indictments in Columbia next February will target whiskey dealers from Atlanta, Macon, Augusta, and Savannah. Prominent South Carolina politicians are said to be involved.
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Washington Post
Atlanta
South Carolina
T. B. Felder
Col. Felder
Columbia
D. C
United States
Felder
Macon
Augusta
Savannah
AT 138 TAKES A WIFE! BRIDE'S BROTHER AN OBJECTOR
An aged man named William Brooks Mason marries Bila Haynes in New York City. Clerk Scully approves the license despite Mason's claimed 138 years. Haynes suspects the match and warns her brother Daniel Haynes, who runs a revival mission at 68 West 18th Street. Mason, once a Washington policeman and Civil War pensioner, defends the union amid family tensions.
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New York
Jin. Y
Scully
Wiliam Brooks Mason
George Washington
Yarietown
Mission
Bila Haynes
West 133d Street
James J. Smith
Daniel Haynes
Mount Calvary Union Baptist Mission
West 18d Street
Haynes
Orangeburg
Yorktown
United States
Brooke
Cuba
Mason
Cornwallis’ Cave
Washington
Brother Haynes
Elder Mason
Chosen Set 15 200 Astors for a New Limit
Gladys Vanderbilt’s fiancé called to police after a cane strike on a photographer spoiling a staged wedding moment. Count Szechenyi faces assault summons as Washington bound plans for a Niagara Falls trip and a post wedding Washington visit unfold amid rumors of Mrs Vanderbilt’s own marriage.
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Washington
Count Szechenyi
Finn
Yorkville
Edmund T. Reilly
la Tel
Fifth Avenue
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Gladys
Atigs Vanderbilt
Heilly
Alfred Vanderbilt
Reilly
Dan" Finn
Niagara Falls
Szechenyis
Miss Vanderbilt
Laszlo Szechenyi
Hungary
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
Newpart
Jewalg
Rescue of Gastaways Struggle for Life on Auckland Island
Survivors of the Dundonald wreck endured eight months on Disappointment Island south of New Zealand. They ate seabirds and seals, built crude boats from canvas and ship remnants, and, after signaling a passing steamer Hincoma, were rescued near Auckland Island. They reached a government food depot and eventually were brought to Auckland Island.
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Barkentine
Aukland Island
Victoria
British Columbia
Mlowera
Australia
Barkentine Dundonald
Disappointment Island
New Zealand
Dundonald
Hincoma
Auckland
Suee
Auckland Island
Hineoma
Curzon Chosen for Irish Peerage Seat at Lords
Curzon of Kernles ton wins the Irish representative peer vacancy in the British House of Lords following Lord Kilmaine's death last November. He will represent the Irish peerage and preside over legislative matters in London.
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Dublin
Van
Wera Curson
Kernleston
India
Ireland
Lord Kilmaine
House of Lords
Maine Lobster Shortage Triggers Dealer Call In
A Maine coast lobster scarcity prompts officials to call on dealers to stabilize supplies. The report notes reduced catches near Portland and signals forthcoming price or distribution adjustments for local buyers.
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Portland
Maine
Explotions To Rio Shadowed Suspects In Paris Plot
A young man in Paris reported a planned explosive plot against the American fleet in Rio de Janeiro. Brazilian and U.S. authorities warned diplomats, with investigations tracing suspected conspirators, shipments of explosives, and a chartered steamer linked to the alleged scheme. Rio police arrested several suspects as the case expanded.
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Paris
Trombio de Janeiro
Fiset
Hiro de Janeiro
Mcgellan
Hinan Washington
Tf Raye
Vapias Nestor
Rin de Janera
Leember
John Pedder
Nan
Rio Disputches
HEALY
Rio de Janera
Averneaza
R Telephone Comversa Ea
Rio de Janeiro
Fereree Forgang
Corunla
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Henry Worthington Bull
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