McClellan Urges Positive Action Over Destructive Criticism
New York Mayor George B. McClellan, delivering a Spencer Trask lecture at Princeton University, denounces opportunism and demagogy. He argues Congress has served the President, warns against eroding the Constitution, and calls for constructive policy over theatrics amid a prosperity gulf between rich and poor. He urges adherence to constitutional methods while criticizing party signals and calls for restraint in government.
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New York
Congress
Princeton
Mar
George B. McClellan
Spencer Trask
Princeton University
McClellan
America
Aldrich Sails for Europe Amid Senate Ballot Deadlock
The eighth week of U S Senate balloting ended with no change in candidate standings. Goddard 40, Colt 33, Wetmore 30, Utter 1. Senator Aldrich departed for New York and then Europe to seek party harmony but left the situation unchanged and the party in difficulties.
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Veelal
Providence
Mar
United States
Joint Assembly
Goddard
Colt
Wetmore
Utter
Aldrich
New York
Europe
Tosmorrow
Ceme
Washington
Police Give Babcock Cup To Retiring DC Committee Chair
Representative Joseph Babcock of Wisconsin, retiring chairman of the District of Columbia Committee, received a silver loving cup from Washington police yesterday morning. Maj. Sylvester, police superintendent, spoke for the force praising his interest in District spending and pay increases. Babcock replied that boosting the department’s efficacy would suffice, noting Washington’s force was praised nationwide for its numbers.
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Joseph Babcock
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Washington
Maj
Sylvester
Polie
Babcock
Kentucky Republicans Hope To Oust Democrats In State
Richard P. Ernst, Kentucky Republican chairman, travels to Washington seeking Roosevelt support for a tough 1920s style fight. He believes retirement of Joe Blackburn and McCreary’s defeat hint at Democratic weakness in Daniel Boone state, and a united GOP could win next fall. Also speculation looms on a June convention move to endorse Taft, signaling Roosevelt backing his War Secretary as successor.
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Kerth
Brit
White House
Richard P. Ernst
Republican State Committee of
Kentucky
Washington
Roosevelt
Ernst
Daniel Boone
Joe Blackburn
Senate
Banatar McCreary
Beckham
Mr. Ernst
Fairbanks
Blue Grass
Taft
South
Republican Party
Appellate Court Recommends Court of Appeals Ruling
New York March 8 The Appellate Division unanimous decision against Mayor George B McClellan in the quo warranto recount fight for the 1883 New York City election suggests sending the questions to the Court of Appeals for final ruling. It holds the former attorney general Mayer’s action not a bar to the present AG Hearst pursuing the case.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
George B. McClellan
New York City
Court of Appeals
Julius M Mayer
William 3. Hearst
Ingraham
Ptalitic
Cameron Expands in Argyle Park Land Buy
S T Cameron and Fenelon Brock closed a deal for five acres in Argyle Park on the east side of Sixteenth street extended, from Thames Bingden. Purchase price between 85 000 and 40 000, about 2 000 an acre. Part of the tract will join Cam eron’s home grounds at Sixteenth and Emerson, creating a suburban square, while the rest will be platted into twenty villa sites. This follows a prior ten acre purchase last spring at 8 000 an acre, a record in Washington suburbs. The land, with dense forest, lies near the Capital Traction Company’s Fourteenth street extension.
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S. T. Cameron
Argyle Park
S .T. Cameron
Fenelon B Brock
Thames Bingden
Sixteenth Street
Cameron
Washington
Fourteenth Street
Capital Traction Company
Penrose Attacks Capt McDonald During Court Martial
Penrose denounced Capt Bill McDonald during a court martial inquiry in San Antonio. He accused witnesses from Brownsville of truth and labeled McDonald a coward to be summoned as a witness before the Senate Inquiry. Anger over the remarks leads to expectations of a possible personal confrontation.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mar
Penrose
Bill McDonald
Brownsville
Maj Hiockaum
Capt. McDonald
Maj. Penrose
Senate
McDonald
Foraker
Wilkie Leaves Chicago in Disappearance Probe
Opier Wilkie of the United States Secret Service, who led the inquiry into the $175,000 missing from the Chicago subtreasury, departed for Washington at night. He stated the cage was turned over to Capt. Porter and added that so far no solid leads or worthwhile clues have emerged.
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Chicago
Opier Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Washington
Porter
Secret Service
Jane Wilkle
Gelew
Bailey Company Incorporation in City News
The Bailey Company was incorporated yesterday to operate a general merchandise business with capital stock fixed at 3500. Incorporators include Perry Ould Bailey M J Baller Leroy Livingston J D Howard and Mr R Bailey. Maj Hunter and Staff Captain Lyon Salvation Army officers visiting the city will supervise tea services tonight and tomorrow.
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Bailey Company
Perry Ould Bailey
M J Baller
Leroy Livingston J D Howard
Mr R. Bailey
Maj Hunter
Lyon
Falladelphis
Salvation Army
All Talk Third Term Is It Accident or Design
A Dixon era column examines the surge of third term talk about President Roosevelt after Congress adjourned. Senator Depew and Representative Martin voice support for a possible renomination, with Martin presenting a statement praising Roosevelt policies and urging a continued Roosevelt administration.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Grand Oli Party
Depew
New York
Martin
South Dakota
West
White House
Mr. Martin
Presidents guests at White House lunch discuss agricultural science
A select group including Spooner Taft Root Pinchot and Knapp met with President Roosevelt for an informal conference on education and agriculture at the White House. Knapp described applying scientific methods to boost small farmer outcomes with broad community impact aided by the General Education Board about $80,000 this year. The bureau has seen success across Texas Louisiana Arkansas and other Southern states with Spur of cooperative effort.
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Roosevelt
3. A. Knapp
New York
South
Lake Charlea
Wallace Buttrick
General Educational Board of
Walter H. Page
Lawrence Abbott
Gifford Pinchot
United States
W. T. Schieffelin
Senator Spooner
Taft and
Root
White House
Archie Roosevelt
Pinchot
Knapp
Ming
General Educational Board
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Alabama
Montague on Lynchings at Harvard Address
Cambridge speaker former Virginia governor Montague condemned lynching in the South and urged self restraint under the law. He argued private vengeance has no place in a civilized republic and backed a strong police force to uphold order over mob violence.
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South
Virginia
Cambridge
Mass
Mer
A. J. Montague
Harvard University
America
Southland
Immigrants Arrive as Ships Bring Thousands to Port
Special dispatch from Baltimore reports the North German Lloyd steamer Koln arriving with 88 immigrants for the port and set to unload before sailing to Galveston with 730 passengers. Two more company steamers carry about 4,937 total aliens seeking homes, with Oldenburg (1,725 on board) expected by midweek and Cassels (1,650) likely to reach port by March.
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Koln
Galveston
Oldenburg
Bremen
Christine Kaiser Dies. Services Set for Friday in Rock Creek
Funeral services for Mrs Christine Kaiser who died Thursday after a long illness are planned for tomorrow at 2 30 PM from her northwest residence. Rev John T Huddle of St Pauls Lutheran Church will preach. burial will follow at Rock Creek Cemetery. She had lived in the area seventy years, came from Germany as a girl, and would have turned 82 if she lived to Monday. Her father Henry Settfert was a noted Washington citizen. survivors include three sons Edward T and Robert H of Washington and Capt Julius A Kaiser retired of Germantown Pa and Mrs Cornelius Eckhardt.
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Iast
Mora
John T. Huddle
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
Henry Settfert
Washington
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Navy
Germantown
Cornelius Eckhardt
Daugh‘ter
Funeral of Veteran Clerk William C Tyler
After services at 926 A Street NW the body of William Clarke Tyler veteran Treasury Department clerk will be taken to his home in Hartford Conn for burial. He died Thursday at sixty nine. A veteran of the last war he spent 42 years with the Treasury including much time in the warrant office. He was a member of Kit Carson Post A B Washington and helped organize the Cen pea Cnlon Mission ira. Survives his wife and other relatives.
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William Clarke Tyler
Treasury Department
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Kit Carson Post, A. B
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Lectures on Irish Bards Highlight Court Poetry Origin
Dr. Joseph Dunn of Catholic University opens a lecture series on Irish fish literature. He notes the sixteen classes of official posts valued for curses, fees, and honors, and describes poets as lawgivers, ambassadors, and physicians alongside entertainers. He cites Irish nature poetry showing imagination and leadership ideals.
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Ireland
Joseph Dunn
Catholic University
Universlty
Dunn
Dr. Dunn
Viebla
New Zealand Labor Arbitration System Described by Holmes
Harry N. Holmes outlined New Zealand labor disputes settled by a two-branch system at a YMCA lecture. The five-member board allocates roles to workers and employers, with a fifth chosen by majority, then appeals go to a three-member court including a Supreme Court judge. He praised pensions, home preservation, and anticipated state control of railroads, telegraphs, and phones.
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Harry N. Holmes
New Zealand
Board of Arbitration
Court of Arbitration
Supreme Court
Holmes
New York
Smoot Welcomed in Provo With Band and Speech
Senator Reed Smoot and Mrs Smoot arrived from Washington to a crowd of citizens and BYU students. A brass band accompanied the reception at Brigham Young University where Smoot addressed the gathering, calling the Senate action affirming his seat a victory for the nation and for religious liberty, and criticizing attacks by a few disappointed individuals.
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Provo
Utah
Mar
Reed Smoot
Washington
Brigham Young University
Welcorm
Smoot
United States Senate
Local Hotel Guests List Across Cities and States
A long OCR list enumerates hotel guests and residents in various cities including Baltimore Chicago Philadelphia New York Atlanta Raleigh and more. Names such as Stewart Bell Raleigh George F. Julingon and J A Bhiauss appear with numerous others. The text also includes a closing promotional note praising Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic for strength and health.
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Wdstowde
Stewart
Raleigh
Sales Bt
Willer
Beevens
Moroes
Barker
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Tohnean
Coniwel
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Tam
Pete Hants de Enna
Sather
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William C. Dunese
Wallace Butterick
J. Dick
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Leonard
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Parker
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Willem C Went
J. Jachaos
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Raleigh Chasen
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Charles Be Noetian
de Taytee Ayson
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Mobile
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Harry White
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Charles EH. Symonds
Peabody
St. Jamica
Mra
Mrs. Welbaum
Shoreham
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Fitcburg
HbWitt
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Hoboken
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Jomen
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Hoare
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Cleveland
Paringer
Chaclanall New Wa
Connolly Discharged From Navy Amid Sailor Resentment
Brooklyn Navy Yard officers reported writer James B. Connolly left the service after a brief enlistment on the battleship Alabama. They said his identity became known to shipmates who refused to fraternize, making his naval stay untenable. A gunner described Connolly as decent ashore but unwelcome aboard, with fellow sailors joking that writers are not paid by the page.
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New York
Mar
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hills
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Roosevelt
Jeckies
United States
Kipling
Great Britain
Alabama
Idé
Wailabout
Jimmy Legs
Loosiana
Les
Brily
Mike
Bhorty
Jasmine
Jack
Schumann-Heink Sings Encore Delights Washington Audience
Prominent city society and musical figures filled the National Theater as Mme Schumann-Heink offered a second gong recital this season. She revived familiar Schubert and Brahms works with fresh nuance, added Mendelssohn in English, and surprised with a bold Lucretia Borgia aria arrangement.
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National Theater
Schumann-Heink
Washington
Schubert
Wohm
Schumann
Widmung
Brahms
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Mendelssohn
Lucretia Borgia
Mine
Sahumann-Hérik
Rossi
Mitrane
Hugo Wolfe
Mme
Migs Helen Schaul
Chopin
Mosskowsky
Misa Schaul
Ime
Behumann-Heink
Architect Totten Honored By Russian Architects
George Oakley Totten Jr of this city has been elected a corresponding member of the Imperial Society of Russian Architects. He is also an honorary member of architectural societies in Spain and Belgium. The Post Office Department yesterday authorized seventy eight additional clerks in several larger cities including Chicago New York Boston Pittsburgh and Fort Laid.
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Architect Totten
George Oakley Totten, Jr
Imperial Society of Rusysian Architects
Totten
Architectural
Spain
Belgium
Post-office Department
Chicago
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Grape Nuts Fueling Family Health Across Generations
A Philo, Michigan household extols Grape Nuts as a versatile food for all ages. A mother credits the cereal with curing stomach troubles and boosting strength, noting her husband’s improvement and children preferring it for breakfast. The advertisement claims the product supports well being through both growth and aging.
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