Wadsworth Likely to Enter Senate Race from New York
Report suggests James W. Wadsworth Sr. of New York will run for the U.S. Senate seat to succeed Elbridge G. Root. Friends in Washington say he would bring youth, energy, and strong Republican backing to a campaign viewed as a boost for the party.
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New York State Assembly
Senate
Washington
Repeticans
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Elthe Root
Appachan
Jim
Bla
Wadsworth
New York Assembly
Assembly
Tashington
Wadeworth
Wal Yale
Wadswersh
Phiadelphia
Thoas
Ria Stata
Te Hag
Reoty
Local obituaries recall 1940s era names and deaths
A string of obituary notices dated July note multiple deaths including SELAS BRINSON DENNY FRANK LEE DENNY CAROLINE P M WILLIAMS JENNID MI JON SARAH W ROWE and SMITH in Washington area. Funeral details, private interments, and residences listed for each, with services in July at various chapels and cemeteries.
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Selas Brinson
Lee
Denny
Massachusetts
Frank Lee Denny
VR Marine
Frirniy
Niw
Opfclack
Aplingtos
Mwilliams
Hee
Rhode Island Avene
Caroline P. M'Williams
Nee Hurley
BR Norbert
Robe Hurley
Tupernd Navesster
Parnelu
St Sibley Hospital
Jennid MI
Efirdle's
Pith and
Hatreata
Grenwood Cemetery
Jon
Huavand
Elizareth Ross
Toma Second Street
Rahway
Rowe
WA. Thompson
GM I
Mtrest
Sarah
Intent W. Rowe
Dowkins
Glenwood Cemetery
Sullivan Defends Record Amid Harsh Criticism
Roger C. Sullivan, running for senator, denounces unfair attacks from a distinguished American citizen who has long opposed him. Speaking at a James M. Allen dinner in Decatur WL he vows loyalty to Democratic principles, defends Chicago ties, and urges a steady, dependable representative for Illinois amid moraine campaign noise. He notes prior support and gratitude despite disagreements.
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Washington Post
Decatur
Faye
Roger C. Sullivan
James M. Allen
Democratic Party
Degetiire Delegation Meets Him at Lotter Place
A Covington Mount Zion delegation led by James M. Allen L A Buckingham and James T. Whitely met him at Lotter Place as part of a local civic gathering.
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Covington
Mount Zion
Decetiire
James M. Allen
L A. Buckingham
James T. Whitely
Lotter Place
Bartlett denies Karluk crew missing report in Arctic
Capt Robert Bartlett of the Canadian Arctic expedition today denied sending any report to Ottawa that suggested eight Karluk crewmen were missing and likely dead. He said he cannot understand how the Canadian authorities obtained such information and asserted all men aboard Karluk when she wrecked in the Arctic ice last February were believed safe on Wrangel Island. Bartlett wired Ottawa for an explanation regarding the minister’s statement about eight men lost.
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Robert Bartlett
Canadian Arctic Exploration Expedition
Minister of Marine
Ottawa
Karluk
Bartlett
Aie
Wrangel Island
Ottewa
Death threat baffling mystery from New Orleans letters
Atlanta July reports a letter signed by Mrs Eloise Nelms Dennis claimed she killed her sister Bertrica Nelms in New Orleans and would murder her brother Marshall Nelms in San Francisco. Police in New Orleans found no trace of the crime or of Mrs Dennis. Details describe a moving, uncertain case with funds sent and telegrams coordinating via Atlanta and New Orleans as investigators search for the woman named in the ominous letter.
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Sdn
Eloise Nelms
Dennis
Bertrica Nelms
New Orleans
Marshal Nelms
San Francisco
Airs
John W. Nelve
Nelms
Mrex Dennis
Sun Antonio
Tex
Beatrices
Reno
New San Francisco
Blaiss Dennig
Ben
Marshall Nebas
J. K. Beavers
Jevery
French liner Virginia disabled near Browhead in tow
London July 9. The French Line Steamer Virginia, signaled 20 miles northwest of Browhead, is in tow of the British freighter Etonian. The Virginia, from New York via Havre, carried a small number of passengers. The Etonian sailed from Antwerp on July 4 for New York.
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Virginia
Browhead
New York
Havre
Antwerp
Middies Leave Gibraltar for Gravesend Tour
The United States Naval Academy cadets aboard the battleships Missouri and Minnesota sail from Gibraltar for Gravesend England. The crew, under orders from Annapolis, heads toward European waters amid a ceremonial departure.
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Gravesend
Missouri
Tiinois
Gibraltar
Naval, Academy
Annapoison
Gravesand
England
Mitchel Issa Statement Clarifies New York Fusion Stance
Oyster Bay July statement from Mayor Mitchel clarifies his position in the New York state scene. He opposes Barnes controlled Republicans and Murphy led Democrats and frames fusion as unlikely though possible. He emphasizes remaining nonpartisan mayor focused on city work and not entering gubernatorial politics.
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New-York
Bartles
Murphy
Assembly
Sulzer
Progressive Party
New York
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Tcket
Mitchel
New York State
Roosevelt
Nerol
Roosevelt maneuvers threaten New York Democrats says fear
The piece notes Col. Roosevelt's moves in New York creating doubts within the Democratic Party about retaining the House. Democratic leaders fear a split if Roosevelt gains dissident backing, while some Republicans see his outreach as proof he cannot win substantial Republican support. The mood remains pessimistic about Democratic fortunes in Greater New York.
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Col. Roosevelt
New York
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Charles F. Murphy
Greater
Tammany
Root Chosen Temporary Chairman For State Convention
Special to The Worthington Post reports New York July 9 Senator Elihu Root was elected temporary chairman of the State Republican convention to be held in Saratoga Springs August 18. Root has accepted and will deliver the principal addresses. The motion to appoint Root came after the State committee’s special panel recommended a temporary chair.
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Worthington Post
New York
William Barnes
State Republican Committee
Elihu Root
Saratoga Springs
Root
Barnes
State Committee
Edihu Reat
Strife in Sonora mining camps sparks ant i American unrest
Armed strikers surround the American smeltery at Cananea amid a tense stand off with rebel troops ready to attack. Col Callet claims restraint while peaceable efforts continue. All Caanea Consolidated mines smelters and mills closed as anti American sentiment grows and the strike threatens to spread to other camps.
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Novales
Sonora
Menleo
Canianea
Callem
Hay
Callies
Caanea Consolidated Company
Silence on Mexico prompts Kahn arms inquiry vote
The House foreign affairs committee voted to table Rep. Kahn’s resolution seeking information on Captain Hopkins’s claim that John Lind reported arms might reach Mexican constitutionalists via Cuba. The panel, meeting with seven of twenty-one present, recommended an unfavorable report, signaling the end of this inquiry phase.
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Conglaus
House Foreign Affaire
Yerterday
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California
John Lind
Sherbourne G. Hopkins
United States
Mexico
Cuba
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H. D. Flood
Virginia
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Mississippi
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Indiana
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New York
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Missouri
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Pennsylvania
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Joan ‘Ziad
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Mediation praise from United States for Brazilian role
Foreign Minister Laura Muller released a U S message expressing Brazil’s friendly services in the Mexican mediation at Niagara Falls. The note notes President and Brazil’s mediators’ patience and success in facilitating talks, with hopes for continued progress toward regional peace. Similar messages went to Argentina and Chile, relayed by their diplomats and Brazilian Ambassador da Gama.
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Laura Muller
United States
Brazil
Niagara Falie
Blexleo City
Niagara Parls
Argentina
Chile
Publi &T
Secontary of State
Naon
Mr. Suarez
Ambassador da Gama
Hart in Marlboro Jail Seeks Bail After Alleged Shooting
Hyattsville Maryland July 9 George T Bart arrested on charges of attempting to kill Nellie America Hart was moved from Washington to Upper Marlboro and held for the Grand Jury by Justice J Rio detey. Police say the shooting followed her interference as he sought to take his own life after her refusal to return and a threat to remove the children. Hart's condition improved tonight and he may gain bail in a few days. Mrs Hart is unaware of the arrest.
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Hart
Warships Ordered Home From Vera Cruz
Secretary Daniels ordered the battleship Florida to the New York yard and the gunboat Nashville to the Portsmouth yard for a change of climate and temporary rest. The ships were then at Vera Cruz awaiting relocation.
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Piorida
Nashville
Vera Crus
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Florida
New York
Portsmouth
NHL
Villa and Carranza Tension with Torreon Talks Stalled
Turbulent Mexican sit uation as Villa disapproves informal peace talks with Huerta. Garrison at San Pedro de San Colonia marches out toward Saltillo after plans to disarm men, while trains between Torreon and Saltillo halted. Villa orders money printing for Chihuahua state, signaling split with Carranza and ongoing northward movement toward Monterrey.
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Col. de Lo Santos
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Villa
Chihuahua
Bible Presented To Villa Receives Gift From American Bible Society
Francisco Villa, famed for capturing Torreon and Zacatecas, is presented with a Bible by the American Bible Society. The inscription reads that the book helped make the United States and England great and will save Mexico. A rebel reportedly asks Huerta to receive a similar book to aid Mexico's fate.
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Xica
Ville Bes
American Bible Society
Francisco Villa
United States
England
Mexico
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Lords End Committee Stage On Irish Home Rule Bill
London July 9 The committee stage of the Irish home rule bill opened in the Lords and will take three days. An Ulster exclusion amendment by the unionists passed 135 to 36 and another by Lord Lane Downe excluding Ulster entirely failed 138 to 2. Lane Downe warned against civil war but said the arrangement may bring relief. The Lords also added a clause placing overall control of the Irish constabulary with the lieutenant, not the Irish government after six years. The bill’s third reading is set for Wednesday.
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Wednessey
House of Lorde
Ulster
Lord Lanedowne
Leri Lanadowne
Ulater
Ireland
House of Lords
Busch to lead St Louis Horse Show Society
Adolphus Busch 3d will be named president of the St Louis Horse Show Society and take charge of the November exhibition in the Coliseum. He guarantees expenses and plans to bring prize winners to eclipse the Busch family's former string. Secretary James H. Bright said plans are set for the election, which will occur soon after the death of president G. Lacy Crawford revived interest in the project.
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St Louis
Adolphus Busch 3d
Busch Family
James H. Bright
St. Louis Horse Snow Society
Busch
G. Lacy Crawford
Bilbo Cleared of Bribery By Jury Verdict
A jury in Mississippi returned a not guilty verdict late today for Theodore Bilbo lieutenant governor, clearing him of bribery charges tied to a civil service case connected with the creation of a new county. The case drew regional attention and lingered over state politics.
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Theodore Bilbo
Mississippi
New County
Ulster Council to Escort Carson in Key Home Rule Event
Four hundred Ulster volunteers armed with bayonets will escort Sir Edward Carson to a meeting in Beifnet. Michael J. Ryan, president of the United Irish League of America, says a counter movement forms the Irish National Volunteers to aid law enforcement, bolstering Redmond’s push for speedier Home Rule. Americans sympathetic to the Irish bid will support the volunteers but should heed lawful appeals from Redmond’s friends.
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United Irish League of America
Redmond
Beifnet
Edward Car 30
James Craig
Ulster
United Kingdom
Erish
Seavisione
Ireland
Edward Carson
Ulster Volunteers
America
Trish
iMan National Volunteer Movement
Death of former Chicago mayor Fred A Busse
Former Chicago mayor Fred A Busse died at his home after a long illness. He was 48 years old and had been a prominent Republican figure for many years.
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Fred A. Busse
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