Robert Emmet speakers assail England at Baltimore event
Irish themed program in Washington-Mir draws attention to England’s policy toward Ireland. Kendall of Maine and Curley denounce arbitration treaties with Great Britain as threats to liberty. Speakers describe historical ties and urge supportive action from U S officials, with remarks by representatives including Connell and others.
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Kendall
Iowa
Washington
Mir
Curley
Great Briain
Erin
Samuel McCurley
Host
Kaugland
Baca
Emmet
England
Mary Maran
Man Noite Ho Kelder
Emily Bot
Tnt
Thomas Beane
Greane
Treland
Harry Arog Howard
Merah
Mure Toe
TJ Casey
Trenabee
Ff Shivan
Raymond Ue Mrare
Sonivants
Meareff
Dewning William J
Moe Toten
Cena ME Sheenan
JE Shenny
Cosaivan
A Malone
T Sheahan
Mokeetin
Sheetain
Keehan
Walat Joy Bonnell
O'Connor
Wile
Berfam James
Murray
Evurthy
T Murgrath
Mo Hurley
MO J
Vuemit Mom Connor
PJ. Conon
Clown Becomes a Minister in Surprise Church Pact
A Minnesota clown with one leg became a minister in Lincoln Nebraska after resigning from the circus. He joined a church service, helped by Methaulat elders, and was escorted to the pulpit as Brother Vige amid church dignitaries. The ceremony sparked varied reactions as attendees witnessed the unlikely transition.
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Wilson
Minnesota
Curatus
Hamood Joxer
Taudlad
Ant
Suffragette Torch Attack Sparks London Riot
A suffragette attempted arson at the General Post Office in London, carrying soaked paper and fusing material into the public hall. She smashed a window, surrendered, and joined several thousand demonstrators at Holloway Prison as riots continued for two hours. Police planned near-term measures around Parliament Square and merchants prepared sanctions against the suffrage group. Prosecutors seek harsher penalties, with plans to try leaders under piracy law for long prison terms.
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London
Holloway Jatt
Emmeline Pankhurst
Dukes
Marshall
Bowatreet
Desire District Extension in Alexandria County Probe
A pro annexation debate pits Alexandria city seeking to add a half mile strip including Rosemont and Cottage Park against county groups urging a revert to District of Columbia jurisdiction. A circular from the Original District of Columbia League argues for improved services and revenue, citing water, sewer, schools, roads, and loans advantages. President Taft reportedly favored restoring the original district, but later signaled opposition.
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Washington Post Bureau
Tos King Street
Alasandria
Alexandria
District of Columbia
Virginia
Rosemont
Braddock Weights
North Braddock
Cottage Park
Lloyd's Lane
District of Columbia League
Alexandra County
Alexandria County
Endment
Commonwealth of Virginia
Limitedtates
Columbia
Taft
White House
Wnex
Dlatcht
Falls Church
Women Die in Pact After Jilted Love Threats
New York police report two young women found dead in a Uptown apartment from gas inhalation, in what investigators call a suicide pact. Misa Dimitrom, 22, left a note to a newspaper and her mother explaining she loved a man who rejected her after five years of courting. a second note hinted at shared despair with a younger roommate.
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New York
Mise May Dimitrom
de Hattanda
Sixth Avenue
Misa Dimitrom
Lieut. Dempsey
Thirty-fifth Street
Dempsey
Mra W. A. Reuter
Bultara
da Ratichota
Mian Dimitsova
Mitte
Greally
May
Strike Parleys Halt Triumph For Labor Seen
London reports the coal strike reaching a peak with talks failing and government plans to impose a minimum wage in all industries. Railways cut services, Bristol workers reject foreign imports, and French miners debate a March 11 stoppage while the Angers congress keeps plans tight lipped. Premier Asquith’s statement is awaited tomorrow.
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Asquith
London
Bristol
Paris
National Congress
Angers
Miners’ Federation
Agi
Engila
Girl Chums Attempt Suicide After Unhappy Night
Savina Borne and her friend Lilian Walker, both 16, were found unconscious at the Herck home after consuming poison and polish in a suicide pact. They had left notes saying they were unhappy and planned to die, with Mrs. Herck rushing them to City Hospital.
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Bute
Tha Washiogian Post
March
Mia
Savina Bornefeld Herck
Chum
Lilian Walker
City Hospital
Gaa
DD Hall
Tn Fm
Herck
Misa Walker
Fabbna
Fourteen Delegates Nominated in New York County Districts
In New York City 24 men were named as delegates to the Republican national convention in Chicago across several New York County districts. Most delegates were instructed to back Taft for renomination with limited district dissension, Roosevelt supporters plan to designate delegates by petition, and notable nominees include Job B. E. Hedges Otto T. Barnard Nicholas Murray Butler Ogden Mutle Herbert Parson Thloyd Griscom Samuel B. Koenig Chauncey M. Depew was instructed for Taft in Staten Island’s eleventh district.
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Wpublicana
New York
New York County
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Job B E. Hedges
Otto T. Barnard
Nicholas Murray Butler
Ogden L. Mutle
Herbert Paresone
Thloyd €. Griscom
Samuel B. Koenig
Chauncey M. Depew
Eleventh Congressional
Staten Island
Alatrict. i
Attack on coachman at Wheaton dairy farm sent to hospital
James Lumaden, a longtime coachman at the James M Ford dairy in Wheaton Montgomery County, was attacked in his sleep by an unidentified man who ransacked a mattress stash of about $10. He suffered 32 scalp wounds and ten percent stitches after a heavy blunt blow. He was taken to Emergency Hospital in Washington after four hours of care. doctors expect recovery. Sheriff Howard ordered a full search as police from Montgomery and later Metropolitan area joined the hunt. Lumaden, about years old, has worked at the Ford farm for two decades.
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James
Lutsden
Wheaton
Montgomery County
James Lumaden
James M- Ford
Montemery County
Mid
Umsdan
Lumeden
Howard
Metropoitan
Gupene Wenes
Wi Neomugion
W. Brown
Burnt Mills
E'Her
Lumsden
Wan
Washington
Lumaden
Ford Farm
Shoemaker murdered over Black Hand demands in New York
New York report says Salingo, a Tower West Life shoemaker, was killed after refusing Black Hand extortion. He was found in his lute shop with a knife wound, a clenched dollar, bank books showing over $1,000, scattered bills, and a revolver. Barber John Toulisl was later arrested for homicide.
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New York
D. Salingo
Nalingo
Ischar
John Toulisl
Lent Hospital Patients Surgeons Knife In Cleveland</br>
About 76 women spend Lent in Cleveland hospitals after appendectomy operations, with roughly 20 more from nearby towns. Three Ashland social leaders, all with new appendixes, recover in adjacent Huron Road Hospital rooms.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ashland
Huron Road Hospital
M. Setzer
Thomas Resser
Dwight Sheets
F. Big
Copper cancer cure described by Gaube du Gera
The report reviews Dr. Gaube du Gera's claim that subcutaneous injections of a copper colloid can decancerize tumors. In 14 cases he cites rapid tumor reduction, pain relief, and shrinking ulcers, noting results resemble selenium work in mice and urging independent testing.
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New York Sun
Gaube du Gera
Society of Medical Practitioners
Basses-Pyreneen
Cameroua
Gaube
al Waya
Wasserman
Burglar Kills Merchant in Jacksonville Suburb
A German merchant Silvers tein is dead in Jacksonville suburb Brooklyn after a negro burglar attacked the store and residence late Saturday night. His wife and son were injured and a girl wandered into the street seeking help. The assailant robbed the cash drawer and trunks before fleeing.
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Jacksonville
Fla
S. Silverstein
Brooklyn
Ice Pack Grifs Steamer Caught in Ice Pack Off Chicago
The steamer Mora M. AAU of the Hb Line bucked the ice two miles off North Chicago late today after sailing from Chicago to points north. Captain W. E. B. Hu and a crew of twelve have had no shore contact since departure Saturday. The vessel was bound for Waukegan Kenosha and Racine carrying freight.
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Chicago
Mora M
Banquet Guests List Includes Senator Smoot and Many Members
Senator Smoot of Utah presided at a banquet where he joked about government leather and printing offices. The guest list was a who’s who of lawmakers including Teed Smoot Farr Dayer Gamers Sherwood Murdock Stack Henry George Jr Tulus Kahn and many others.
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Senator Smoot
Utah
Donnelly
Teed Smoot
Farr
Pennsylvania
Dayer
Missouri
Sarouel Gamers
Sherwood
Ohio
Murdock
Kansas
Stack
Maola
Henry George, Jr
New York
Tulus ‘Kahn
California
Representave McDermott
Hlinois
Wilson
Sisson
Misalasinp
Misalasinp, Representatve Rally, of Diinots Sonn J. Allen
Eugene J. Andrew W. H. Angin
James R. Armatrong
J.arnold
John IM. Atkinson
Raymond
Rabcurk
William H. Bailey
Philp ¥. Baker
Harvey 1
Baker
Wilfred Barcrott
Hoc A J Barehield
Mark H. Barnum
Samuel D. Harr
Barton
Hastan
Charles F. Bauers
Frederick J Beaman Willer
C. Beddow
Russell O
Beene
Joseph No Benner
Hon. W. Berger
W. H. Beringer
Sidney Bletch
Peter Braauboer
David G. Todenhamer
Murah A. Bodenhamer
Bodine
Henry Baily
Hon. Penton W Douth
Arthur F. Bowen
Thomas Brahany
Lavoy T. Brandon
George W Brandt
Edward
John J Fars
Philip W. Fawley
Feeney
J. Lewis Ferber
DB. Finley
Meyer Finher
J J Plem Ing
George 5. Fletcher
Benjamin XK. Focht
J Foley
A. M. Forester
Dominick Fowler
Willim W. Frye
PH. Gallagher
Henry George
BF. Geyer
Grneat ‘Gibson
Joseph Gbson
Joseph J. Holland
Allen Hollender
Charles B. Holmes
Oscar Homer
John le Hooper
Willan J. Hope
Vincent F. Howard
Percy Howsett
Harry Humble
Charles B Huse
Andrew L. Hues
John A. Austen
Oscar D. Hyter A. A Trvine
Charles ¥. Jarvis
Maurice Jarvis
Charles D. Jonson
Sulius Lo Johnson
Rc, Johnson
W.T Jolingon
Jesse A Ledman
M. & Leffer
Arthur M. le Merle
Louis 3
Lipbincott
George K Tatte
Charles Long
FH Long
George Long
Edward J. Lowe
Thomas McAlean
Josephne McCann
T. McCardle
Organ Brown
T. McClenahan
James 0. McCormick
James T. McDermott
Sumner I. McDonough
T. J. McKonowsh
Wilkam McEnany
Mr Farland
Ko M¢cGimey
Th. McKean
W.J McKinsky
William McLean
Arthur J McMillan
Arthur McNelly
James T. Maher
Thomas F. Maloney
Charles E. Malpas
Joseph Mann
Arthur D Marke
John A Martin
Lester Martin
John A. Massey
Robert H Masers
John W. Mee
Gi. A. Merritt
John D Meyers
John W. Michael
Clarence W. Miller
Boom- Miller
Boom. Maller
Wilam F Moore
Moores
Kinnod
Moorhead
Charles F Mullen
Victer Murdock
James Murphy
Johm A Myers
Philp Nachman
Aaron A Nathan
Edward Evils
George P. Nichola
Nobles
William T. O'Brien
John
Donnoghue
John J
Hern
Wiliam J . Leary
Harry J. Outcault
Frank W Parker
George F. Parriah
Thoras C. Parsona
Guy F. Partridge
Everton J. Patch
George H. Pease
HC Perdue
Hon. & Prouty
Acatt G. Pulliam
John R. Purvis John ©. Quaddy
List of Names Cited in Historical Document Or Notice
A long sequence of personal names appears, including Thomas J. Rowe W H Rowe E wan Robert B Sanders Balsey Sauter Charles F. Sayles Jozeph A Scannell and many others, interspersed with initials and partial surnames. No clear event or context is provided beyond a roster-like compilation of individuals.
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Thomas J. Rowe
W. H. Rowe
Ewan Robert B Sanders Balsey
Sauter
Charles F. Sayles
Jozeph A. Scannell
3. Schaefer
PC. Schulze
Michsel S Serrana
Water Sharp
John J. Sheehan
Joseph E. Sheehan
Gen. J . Sherewood
James D Shiries
Thomas W. Shomo
Jonn
Jonn ©. Shumaker, Charles E Slonies, W.F. Sipos, James F Sirlouis
the Har
TU. Wisson
B. ©. Livertaen
Josey Skelly
Frank B. Smith
Prank
Smith
Foot Smith
Shelby mm
William Smith
Reed Smoot
Maurice Spencer
Hon & F
Stack
Lewis Stark
ML. Stailes
AL Steeman
Benjamin L. Stidham
Frank W. Street
William 11
Stu
Wandin
Mweneke
Frederck
J. Weston Henry
Weyand
Fon Whitenrad
Wow
Whittaker
Joseph C Whate
J . Willams
Warner L. Wilmeth
Hon Ws
W. Wilson
Harry Winiigder
Tews Winters
Hert Vo Wolfe
James Wood
John Woodell
Joseph A. Woodante
Charlee C
Yeakle
Charles & Yours
B.W Zachan
Harry W. Ziegler
Absenic Ends Woman Life in Maryland Shore Society
Mrs Henrietta Kerr Burroughs aged years died this morning at her home. Coroner G M Linthicum says overdose taken with suicidal intent, though family suspects a botched poison attempt. Widow of Richard Burroughs, a sealor, daughter of Gen Tench Tilkhman, linked to Maryland politics. Family longtime prominent on the Eastern Shore.
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Easton
Gay Warfield
Gen Tench Tilkhman
Judy Leeds Kerr
Ualind Bratex
Maryland
IMI
Fastern
Burroughs
Richard Burroughs
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Hardman
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Weber
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