Extra Car Regs At Annapolis Inquest Testimony
Inquest testimony argues extra car should have waited at Camp Parole for the regular to pass. Dispatcher and jury hear statements about signals and rules. Motorman Wadsworth and O Neal described experience as the hearing continues in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Camp Parle
Shanaban
Inquest
Bests Gate
Camp Parale
Camp Parole
Jay
Ag Trair
Amp
Wadsworth
O Neal
New York
Beore
William Faughter
Hame
Athel Terrace
Fredenek
Fragmented obituary list with ages and places
A jumble of names ages and locations appears as an obituary-like record. Entries mention many ages from a few years to over 80 and locations such as Fort Rew Market and Washington Asy Hospital. The text resembles a civic or hospital death register with scattered fragments and missing context.
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John Sarling
Yoroas
Yoroas S Pastor Gretrl Tennalec
Jones
Caton
Pace
Raodall
Daniel Vie
Molam Adams
Dame $ Jones
Anal
Marla
Lizzie Adams
Chandler Urges Negro Vote Against Taft in Galbraith Sermon
Former New Hampshire Senator William Z Chandler spoke at Galbraith Church urging African American voters to support the Democratic party and demand the Republican platform enforce the fifteenth amendment. He argued Republicans have oppressed Black citizens in the South and that Black votes should influence the presidential choice by backing a party aligned with civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galbraith Church
Republican Party
William Z. Chandler
New Hampshire
Galbrain
Chueh
Tafte
Oder
Gov Kellogg
Jousiana
Chandler
South
Democratic Party
Tafts
Eyro
Sim
Ghi Xhite
United States Army
Ile Affur
Hutuak
Distat Mart
Taft Landslide Forecast Splits in Nebraska Fray
A Cleveland era political squib reports Nebraskans near Taft as a likely landslide. Barket notes uncertainty amid shifting support. The piece cites observers in Washington and the nomination fight, mentioning Roosevelt and Hitchcock while predicting a rout and debates over party unity.
Lodge Speech Outlined by Senator Lodge of Massachusetts
Senator Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts outlines a speech to defend Roosevelt era policy and party unity. He will argue the Republican future hinges on upholding the current administration and following its lines, while briefly addressing the third term idea and Roosevelt’s succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Cabot Lodge
Massachisetts
Roosevelt
UW Als
Count St Large
Puntry
Hoosevelt
Kittredge's Fight On Today In South Dakota Primaries
South Dakota faces a pivotal primary with both major factions vying for control. The contest between Gov Crawford and Senator Kottinger dominates the campaign, shaping the Senate race and the state’s political landscape as the June 6 voting approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Crawford
Inter
Suuth Dakota
Gov Crawford
Kotting Anuds
United Stats Pen
Hearst Gains Eleven Votes In New York Mayoral Recount
In New York on June 8 only four ballot boxes were opened in the ongoing recount of the disputed 186 mayoralty race of William R Hearst. Hearst's tally rose to 116 votes after the examined boxes. Clarence J Shearn, Hearst's counsel, denied reports he would withdraw the case and said all ballot boxes would be opened and counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William R Hears
Hearst
Juste Lambert
Clarence J Shearn
Plan to curb the South at Resepub Mean convention
Chicago June 85 Allies unveil a plan to curb Southern delegations at future Resepub-Mean conventions. The scheme mirrors a 19th century Quay proposal, granting each state four delegates plus one per 10,000 Republican votes from the last presidential election. It would strip sixteen delegates from the South and add about 150 to the North, with Ohio and Indiana gaining most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Masachusetts
Nevada
Ohio
Indiana
Labor Leader Aims at Chicago Memorial Sketched for Convention
Gompers travels to Chicago with the American Federation of Labor to oppose a memorial to New York and to push for a platform call affirming the courts’ integrity and independence. He says organized labor upholds the courts while denouncing any attack on their prerogatives and urges Republicans to support judicial authority.
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Chicago
Amercan Federation of Labor
Goipers
Ioeration
New Bork
Republian
Ani WentiLe
Gompers
Alicineys
Estpcianens
Chic
Convention Notes From Chicago Nee Title
Convention notes describe temporary adjournments to prevent a collapse of partitions after a gust of wind. Members evacuated as carpenters braced the frame work and the room was secured. Debate centered on vice presidential nomination and party leadership at the Auditorium Hotel and nearby venues.
Fight on for Kentucky at Democratic State Convention
Aug 8 marks the start of the Kentucky Democratic State convention as delegates convene to choose a national candidate slate. Gov Rock and Louisvillians ally against rival candidates with a broad coalition seeking control of the party for the next four years.
Gov Guild Visit Sparks Talks on Vice Presidency
Gov Curtis Guild Jr and his brother and business partner left for Washington for a 12th visit to Postmaster General Moyer. The governor said the trip had no political sign, but news of a White House visit stirred Massachusetts Republicans, who expect closer discussion of the vice presidency with the President.
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Guv Curtis Guld Jr
Washington
Gener. Moyer
Uap
Torse Grealy
Maxistchusetts Repuilicans
Dneer
Guild
Rhode Island Delegation Split Over Bryan Favor for Nomination
The Rhode Island delegation at the Democratic National Convention showed division on endorsing William Jennings Bryan. At a late afternoon meeting the group decided to proceed to Denver without binding resolutions or instructions for any candidate.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Bryan
Launch With Seven Missing From Suttons Bay
A tug named Maggie of Suttons Bay left Suttons Bay this afternoon with seven aboard. The vessel is feared lost or wrecked on Grand Traverse Bay after departing Suttons Bay this morning carrying FR Clark owner C P Kittle his wife and child Miss Ethel Graham Miss Lou Graham of Akron Ohio her sister and John Bahle. The bay was reported very rough, about forty inches high, making the area unsafe for small launches.
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Traverse City
Maggie
Suitons Bay
Grand Traverse Bay
Suttons Bay
FR Clark
C P Kittle
Fthel Graham
Misa Lou Graham
Akron
Ohio
John Bahle
Tragic Night of Dr Pospisiel Wife Recalls
The widow recounts the fatal night as Dr Joseph Pospisiel shot himself from a second floor window after firing at officers and neighbors. Neighbors describe a man demented, chanting his doom as he displayed a maniacal laugh and refused to be calmed, ending with his death. The funeral is set for the family home with burials at Glenwood Cemetery under Odd Fellows and Masons guidance.
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Joseph Pospisiel
Seventh Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Masocs Odd Fellows and Maccabees
Pospisiel
Alur
Uey Pleid
Fessenden
Mirs
Paspsiel
Paspisiel
Pospisel
Elf
Church of the Holy
Jlcventh
Eish
Edward
Joseph
Iet
John Marsh Place
Aspisiel
Ermot
Mamacal
Jiaaugh
Tne
Pospisil
Burning hotel fire traps guests as hose up hill delays rescue
A Bronxville New York hotel burned tonight trapping guests as firemen labored to roll hoses uphill and reach upper floors. Fire crews from several nearby towns arrived after the main wing was engulfed. A bellboy and others fled as smoke and confusion filled the building, with many guests escaping down stairways in scant clothes.
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Washinton
New York
Jane & the Twotel Gram
Atin
Bronxville
Neiby
Tie Lo
Hattune
Bigan
Havana Trial Drama Hinges on Question of Desertion
In Havana a trial centers on whether a Cuban crew member deserted and whether the three Cuban men planned a return after a “good time.” Cooper testifies he paid $4 for a boat. a fourth Cuban demanded $7 and refused. A wrenching scene unfolds as another Cuban imitates a stabbing motion during a dramatic courtroom moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Oy Cwinnell
Cooper
Gwomdll
Adso
Volore
Pugmide
Caner
Lim
Fails 70 Indorse Temple Plans Declared Indefinite
The committee report details doubts about plans for a temple project, with backers possibly sole owners. It notes debate on labor union endorsement and the reputational impact on labor leaders, and mentions upcoming votes and readings at city meetings.
Soap Makers Win Suit in New York Court
The court dismissed the case against a soap maker after a long legal dispute. The decision absolved the firm of liability and allowed them to proceed with their business. No further remedies were granted to the plaintiffs.
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Tbs
Eve
Zurhorst
Wutltiw
A i. Bor
John R Wright CO
Theo
J. EE Tabler & Bro
Harviy
Tes
EA Talnors
Woost
Speare
Taker
Erbalmer
N. W
Larson
Sardo & CO
Sergeon
Thos A. Costello
Tilf Tor
Emdalmer
Lors
Frank “Geier
Boases
Moirayl
Geo C Shaffer
Gronn Doneti
Gude
Spai
Saito
Taft
Hitchcock
Mentary Tafts
Lot
Bourne
Hepublians
Bea
Plea
Ryan
Roet
Laura
Jans
Lens
Pheresa
Kotler
Ross Telstar
Roy
Iena Hampson
Burkle
Meirow
Kalon Wihe CO
Big 14Th St
Burkett
Veratar Barket
Nebrasia
Sille
Vesterdas
Dus Moue
Serttor Burkett Sud
Krank Hitchcock
Tafis
Nehaska
Lodge
Kittredge
Recanvass
Will
Gourts Plank
Hkefore
Wiich
Colcum Annex
Suigeimt
At &Rms Stone
Chifrman
Vic
Dalrbanks
John Spooner
Wiconsin
Auditorum Hotel
Loim
Spooner
Athena
Auditorium Hotel
Tesser Coshaw
Charles Lawes
Kentucky
GOV. Guild
Rhode Islanders
Michigan
Great Traverse Bay
Veeset
Babes
Maniag
Dr. Paspisicl
Beas
Cheyte
Bronaville
Regio Ad
New England
Mt. Desert Island
Manset
Gay Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor
North Shore
Boston Mass
Indorse
Central Labor Union
Asa Oelon
M Taxlmoar
Mruntis
Roth
Ba Han
Telligen
Arlen
Tito
Autoville
Main Boulevard
Baltimore
15Th
Sis. N. W
Washington and Baltimore Boulevard
15Th St
MD. Ave.n.e
Daniels
Bank
Wilson & Mayers
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