Banquet Dinners Spotlight District Car Service Critique
Annual banquet of the North Washington Citizens Association features speeches urging better street car service, improved district needs, and measures to empower city commissioners to control and reform transit operations. Attendees include prominent residents and representatives Madden Hesburn Lewis Green and Fanty Ve Niess.
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Pir
Barele Og
Reid Court
Idine
Wassachusetts
Matts
Touch
Madden
Tie
Cfty
Cir
Ore Toy
Citen
Congress
Green
Asserit
Kington
Shermisn
Homer Viman
Henjimlu Lefevre J
Seft
John Wo Glover Frank B
Washington Topham FF
Perkins Restore
Joseph Wo Chars Will
Jo Robert & Smith
Harper trial resumes witness testimony on remedy quality
The trial resumes with De Willer testifying about the quality of drugs in a remedy case. Prosecutors focus on the alleged misrepresentation and potential harm to consumers as the court examines evidence and expert opinions.
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de Willer
Brodortal
Lars
Fashionable Audience Sees Noted Guests in Boxes
A crowded scene features Mrs Roose and a distinguished guest list in a theater box section. Attendees include several named ladies and gentlemen, with fashion and social prestige evident in the audience.
Bajo Clubs Music Concert At Metropolitan Church
Local clubs present a musical program at the Metropolitan Church with a diverse ensemble performing strolling tunes and choral selections. Audience members enjoyed a lively afternoon of varied melodies and community entertainment.
Texas Society Meets For Fort Worth Anniversary
Payawoy and FW members gathered for an annual meeting in Fort Worth. Fulton Gleape, president, led a brief program as famous figures attended. An impromptu refreshment service followed, while plans began for the commemorative celebration of a notable historic battle in April.
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Fort Worth
Sod
Knox Invited as National Figure in Philadelphia Dinner
A Philadelphia club extends a broad invitation list for a presidential candidate, with lawmakers, the Supreme Court, and state officials urged to attend a dinner. Senator Knox was asked to respond, and Governor Stuart and other key figures are expected to join, signaling strong party organization and national importance of the event.
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Supreme Court
Hose of Representatives
Murphy
Wnox
I Mocrewig
Day Set for Mediation Over Wage Cut Plan
A mediation conference between Southern Railway officials and Southern employees is scheduled for Saturday morning. The session aims to reach an agreement on a proposed 10 percent wage reduction led by the late Commissioner and Interstate Commerce Commission chairman. If no agreement is reached, a strike across the Southern system is possible.
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Ell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mediation Board
Nomads at the Show Enjoy Vaudeville and Dance Night
Nomads social group hosted an Aubitorium Carroll Institute program last night featuring Milocum the Mys terlous, Petite Marie Schuster yaketch A Happ, Miss Arfine Pretty and Jehi Hil thoma, and a humorous sketch by Nigon Charles Brigat Lar3tene with music by Lawrence D Engel. Fol owing a legerde main act, the hall cleared at 1 o clock and dancing continued until midnight with performances from Featherston and a noted orchestra.
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Jolly Wanderers
Twe Huncred
Carroll Institute
Ter
Milocum
Marie Schuster
Yaketch
Happ
Arfine Pretty
Jehi Hil ‘Thoma
JJ Poduen Jr
le Mortes
Charles Brigat
Floyd Featherston
Lawrence D
Engel
Sv Endesille
Pistorias Orchestra
Dancim
HA Hall
I Dawson
Tanman
Tadner
Mattingly
Votlarty
Speans
Han Brown
Neale
Tinman
Millard
Totten
Lot Weich
Kentucky Senator elect brads bold Chicago nomination hopes
Joy in Fairbanks over Bradey state support for Palibanks at GOP convention in Chicago. Kentucky Republicans split over the vice presidential bid while Bradeys influence is seen shaping district delegations and the state committee slate for May. factions prepare to contest the delegates and seek a majority despite mixed sentiment from Fairbanks allies.
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Frankfort
Bradey
Palibanks
Chicago
Jamben
Llex
Vic
Kentucky
Brailes
Friends of
Scertary
Fairbanks
Essal
Benet Tangler
Cunes
Edward
Indiana
Kansans Pledged To Taft In State Republican Caucus
Reported telegrams show Kansans pledged support to Taft at a state Republican convention. Delegates from multiple districts were instructed to back Taft at the national convention with named candidates Petersen and Bigelun among those named to represent Kansas.
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Taft
No Choice for Senator in Columbia General Assembly
The Seath Caroline censed session convened to elect a successor to Senator Asbury. A deadlock on the lone ballot left both Houses adjourned without a result. Members from Mauldin, Coker, and nearby locales were mentioned amid a murky roll of names. The chamber planned further sessions as the Columbia Club hosted a stirring room gathering.
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Columbia SF
Maur
General Assembly
Seath
Caroline
Asbury
Latme
Guy
Walker
Mauldin
Jevua
James Hog
Avemmer Sa Ath Ugh
Jalse
Calis
Abla Chamber of Commerce
Columbia Club
Delegates Uninstructed in Seventh Alabama District Convention
Report from Birmingham shows delegates to the Seventh Congressional district convention at Attabee today selected Cur and Wes Ashley as delegates to the national convention but were uninstructed for Taft. Davison faction withdrew to hold its own meeting electing fund delegates to the national convention. Minneapolis notes Republicans of the Fifth Minnesota district plan their convention on April 9.
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Taft
Pirmingham
Tle
Hein
Attabe
Chese
Curthe
Wes Ashley
de Navional Comention
Davalson
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Kelley Predicts Washington Event Involving Missing Girl
J Fred Kelley, a veteran District Democrat, previews a gathering of loyal followers in Washington one year from tonight to inaugurate a political movement linked to a missing 15 year old girl from 711 HI Ail. Police have been asked to locate the girl, last seen in a brown hat and long black coat carrying a dress suitcase.
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Washington
Jred Kelley
Patie Kelson
United King
Willam J Bryan
Nebraska
Rossiter Declined at Government Printing Office Appointment
The article reports that Rossiter has had no offer yet to head the Government Printing Office. He states he would obey presidential orders, while unions oppose him as not a practical printer. Ro ssiter’s future with Roosevelt’s administration remains uncertain amid union opposition and ongoing investigations.
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Censis Surau
Chartern
Roseter
Miroster
Roosevelt
Rossiter
Abe
Fhe Central Abor Tion
Frees Veetanta
Sounuil
Bus Iing Trades Unioniais
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Vie
Unter
Berth
Ec Nnutte
Cen
San Talon
Rosster
Vril
Slayer Suspect Held in Italy for Aate Ahar Wouter Murder
An Italian police inquiry centers on Sansalore and Sansalane linked to the Ate Ahar Wouter night murder. Reports say Sansalore was beaten, and authorities expect extradition after further investigations.
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Ginarul
Hasitto
Aki
Italy
Uf Russ
Bérn
Weather conditions and barometric readings from storm area
Weather bulletin describes cold front and widespread precipitation across regions including northern and western zones. Mentions storms near Atlantic coast, with expected rainfall and gusty winds, and varying temperatures across areas.
South Faces Attacks on Railroads Aided by Virginia Debate
Prosperity convenor hosts a session led by Representative John H Small and speakers from Northern and Southern rail interests. Theodore H Price, Rich ard J Edmonds, and W Finley defend railroad development as Virginia MPs push hundreds of millions for statewide lines. They note Southern mood improving after earlier lows and warn against anti railroad attacks. Labor shortages persist as wages rise for builders and laborers.
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John H Small
Carolina
W Finley
Theodore H Price
New York
Richard J. Edmonds
Mrmonds
South
Virginia
Santi
Alexandria Debt Bonds Reissued at Four Percent
Refunding of 365 interest bearing bonds due July 1900 will be issued anew to present holders at a four percent rate. The move consolidates outstanding debt obligations and provides continued yields, signaling a restructuring to stabilize fiscal obligations.
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Washington Post
Alafau
King Street
Aexandria
Alexandria
Virgin
Alexendria
Alexandra
Irrest
Missing from Glen Egho Leaves Watch and Money At Home
A distant groaning weather note from Washington Post reports Alexandria loans debt refund plan with bonds from 1909. The city would issue new bonds at 4 percent to refinance 42,000 dollars debt. Religious services listed for Ash Wednesday and Lent. A police raid jury will convene to handle cases including a shooting, with other local notices about funerals and a missing man, Canada, whose disappearance prompts river searches.
Legislature adjourns as long ships plan advances
A special West Virginia legislature session adjourned after clearing the senate calendar. The count salary bill passed by a good majority, with the session marking a preparatory step toward laying the keel of a 1000 foot long White Star liner for the Southampton to New York trade. Also noted were court injunctions in Alexandria and final reports on the Washington Birthday Celebration. Depositary status for Southern Railway placed with Citizens National Bank of Alexandria.
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Harland & Wolff
West Virginia
White Star Company
Southampton
New York
Wellington
Charleston
West Viema
Senate
Conference Committee
Southern Railway
Citizens ‘National Bank of Alexandria
Southern Railway Company
Censure of the Pennsylvania Railways From Baltimore Wholesale Exchange
The Baltimore Drug Exchange condemns the Pennsylvania Railroad for its attitude toward Baltimore citizens. Resolutions urge members and fair-minded residents to withdraw patronage from the railroad and its competition wherever possible. A copy is sent to President James Wortrc at the official address.
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Rattima
Pennsylvania
al Fuss
Peltimore
Pauladelphia
Agyarsely
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Siin
Wom Meermie
James Wotrca
MISS MLEAN ARMY BRIDE BRIDAL BOUQUET GIFt OF MRS ROOSEVELT
Miss Bessie Mautby McLean and Lt William A Dallam of the Twelfth Cavalry were married at the Church of the Holy Redeemer. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Herbert Shipman with Bishop Porter assisting, and notable guests included Mrs Roosevelt and officers of the Ninth and Eleventh Cavalry. A three foot wedding cake bore the United States arms. Receipts followed at the McLean home on 10th Street with presents from the Daughters of the American Revolution and other military and civic groups.
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Bessie Mautby McLein
Jient Willam
Qoshorne Ingl
Te Mailes
Porter Firbride
Roosevelt Misa
Hover
Kimly McTran
Gardine
L Wo Olver Trefftl
John D BW
Eleventh Cavalry
Ramsay Ordnance Department
Hulling
Wallace Vic Lean
Washington Alb Cabell Hitchle
William Bouldin Jr
Rutehle
Irrles
Tenox Avenue
Med States
Robert Freman
Wish Npton
Faces Two Wives In Court Special 9 To Weshing 4 Post Richmond Ya
Henry Cook, manager of several Richmond fotets, faced police court with his two wives present. The case involved bigamy allegations as Cook claimed a lawful marriage to Lucila Herb. A certificate supported her claim while a prior marriage certificate showed his first wife, Rebmond, dated 1809. The proceeding was postponed to Thursday.
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Richmond
Henry Cook
Polke Court
Lim
Lucila
Norfolk Boy Dies by Own Action in Local Incident
In Norfolk Virginia eight teen year old Lor is Donaldson, known locally as Don aldson Aoisters, reportedly ended his life with a gunshot to the temple during a grim incident at night. Police say the death appears self inflicted and under investigation by the coroner and local authorities.
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Walington
Norfolk
Donaldson
Ile Galecy
Jonalson
Noor
Loris Donaldson
Fugitive Captured After Months on the Run in Tennessee
A man linked to the Tennessee mountains gang was arrested on a murder charge in Bristol Tennessee while police seek identification details from investigators. He reportedly escaped from jail several months ago and is expected to serve up to ten years for lighting and related offenses.
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Tennessee Mountains
Caldwell
Bristol
Matier
Reeder
License Wins at Elkins in Hard Fought Mayoral Race
In a tightly contested election Dr WM Fredlock was re elected mayor on the same ticket as Lt Wolfe and Dame. The ticket also saw MoG and Fousa elected as commissioners. Every registered voter was polled in Elkins.
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Fredlock
Wolfe
Prax
Coun
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Robber Murders Woman in Home Wedding Knife Sanded?
An unidentified man entered the home of Stee Faska in Holden, killed Mrs Pusha ty with a hammer, fatally wounded her young son, and fled with $300. The report notes a Mary Hack connected family and a marriage ceremony at the bride’s uncle’s residence conducted by Timothy Stone.
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Huntington WooYa Varg
Stee Faska
Holden
Temarie& Tusahawa
Marburg
Hack
Mise Virgina Phemin
Henry Hack
Virginia
William Aarbuerg
Ron
Albert Marburg
Baltimore
Frederick Home
Mack
Timothy Stone
Mr Taring Delivers Travel Talk at Odd Fellows Hall
Edward Tarring gave an illustrated travel talk to a large audience for the Christian Endeavor League. He guided listeners from the Atlantic to the Pacific, presenting colored images of the Canadian Rockies, California, Yellowstone Park, and Canada with clear, eloquent explanations.
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Edward Tarring
Odd Fellows Hall
Christian Endeavor
Taring
Atlantic
Pacific
Canadian Rockies
California
Yellowsone Park
Coln
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14Th Street
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Gallery OF Foreign Arts
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Lansburgh Furniture Co
Chean
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Istian Kander
Sama Tharp
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