McClellan Urges Positive Action Over Destructive Criticism
New York Mayor George B. McClellan attacked opportunistic demagoguery at Princeton University, urging leaders to back constructive policies over praise of theatrics. He warned against libertine party rivalries eroding constitutional limits and called for respect for the Constitution while pursuing firm reforms.
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Mar
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Princeton University
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America
Aldrich Sails for Europe After Senate Ballot Stalemate
The eighth week of U S Senate balloting ended with no change in candidate standings. Goddard leads 40 votes, Colt 33, Wetmore 30, Utter 1. Senator Aldrich left for New York to sail for Europe, having failed to unify the field amid party discord.
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Providence
Mar
United States
Joint Assembly
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Colt
Wetmore
Utter
Aldrich
New York
Europe
Tosmorrow
Ceme
Washington
Police Gift Babcock Cup Honors DC Advocate
Representative Joseph Babcock of Wisconsin retiring chairman of the District of Columbia committee received a silver loving cup from Washington police in Maj. Sylvester's office. The force praised his persistent push for higher pay and better general service, while Babcock said expanding the department's effectiveness justified his effort, noting Washington police were in demand nationwide for numbers.
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Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Washington
Maj
Sylvester
Polie
Babcock
Kentucky Republicans See Possible Victory in Bluegrass State
Kentucky Republicans led by Richard P. Ernst push for Roosevelt support to unseat Democrats next fall. They claim retirement of Joe Blackburn and Gov. Beckham defeats weaken Democrats, boosting GOP prospects if a united front forms. Western Kentucky mechanisms and a June convention may endorse Taft, signaling Roosevelt favor.
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Ernst
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Joe Blackburn
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Beckham
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Appellate Court Urges Recount Question To Court Of Appeals
New York March 8 The Appellate Division unanimously ruled against Mayor George B McClellan in the bid to block quo warranto recounts of the 1873 New York City election It urged transferring the issues to the Court of Appeals for final ruling The decision held the attorney general may act in the people's interest and that past actions by Julius Mayer do not bar later proceedings led by William R Hearst Justice Ingraham noted the action was not judicial and thus not binding on successors
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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 Purchase
S T Cameron and Fenelon B Brock completed a major suburban deal with Thames Bingden, acquiring five acres in Argyle Park on the east side of Sixteenth street extended. Paid around 85 000 to 40 000, about 2 000 per acre, the site lies north of Camero n’s home at Sixteenth and Emerson, adding a square of grounds and leaving twenty villa plots of 50 plus feet frontage. The purchase follows a prior ten acre tract bought last spring at 8 000 an acre, touted as the highest price for suburban Washington land. The forested ground sits near the Fourteenth street extension of Capital Traction.
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Argyle Park
S .T. Cameron
Fenelon B Brock
Thames Bingden
Sixteenth Street
Cameron
Washington
Fourteenth Street
Capital Traction Company
Penrose Invites Trouble At Court Martial Probe
Special to The Washington from San Antonio Texas March 3 during a court martial refocus Penrose denounced former Ranger Capt Bill McDonald who led the Brownsville raid investigation for the State Maj Hiokaum had said would charge her with a bucket of water Penrose said none of the defense witnesses testify truthfully and that McDonald is a coward If summoned before the Senate Inquiry McDonald may confront Penrose and a possible personal clash is anticipated due to McDonalds rash temper and “killer” reputation
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San Antonio
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Bill McDonald
Brownsville
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Maj. Penrose
Senate
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Foraker
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Wilkie Relinquishes Chicago Subtreasury Inquiry
Opier Wilkie of the United States Secret Service, in charge of the $175000 disappearance case, left for Washington after turning the case to Capt. Porter. Jane Wilkie said the inquiry yielded no findings and no credible clue thus far.
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Opier Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Washington
Porter
Secret Service
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Gelew
Bailey Company Incorporation Noted In City
The Bailey Company was incorporated yesterday to operate a general merchandise business with capital stock set at 3500. Incorporators include Perry Ould Bailey M J Baller Leroy Livingston J D Howard and R Bailey. Maj Hunter and Staff Captain Lyon of the Salvation Army visit Falladelphis leading officers will oversee tea service tonight and tomorrow.
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Perry Ould Bailey
M J Baller
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Lyon
Falladelphis
Salvation Army
Third Term Talk Surges Over Roosevelt Question
Post adjournment comments by public figures fuel debate on a possible Roosevelt third term. Senator Depew and Representative Martin weigh in, with Martin asserting support and outlining the need to apply the Roosevelt era’s wealth, anti-trust, and reform policies to preserve fair government and corporate responsibility.
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Depew
New York
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Roosevelt hosts lunch for scholars and officials at White House
President Roosevelt entertained a group including Spooner Taft Root Pinchot and others at the White House for an informal conference on educational and agricultural topics. Dr Knapp outlined scientific farming methods aimed at aiding small farmers and spreading publicity on gains, with the department receiving about 80 000 this year from the General Educational Board. The work has continued successfully in Texas Louisiana Arkansas Alabama and other Southern states.
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Montague on Lynchings at Harvard Talk
Former Virginia governor Montague addressed Harvard University on lynching in the South urging self restraint through lawful means. He warned lynch law erodes civil bonds and government legitimacy, advocating a strong police presence to teach law and order over mob violence.
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Immigrants for South Arrive at Baltimore Port
The North German Lloyd steamer Koln reached Baltimore with 88 immigrants for this port and will sail to Galveston after unloading. The company has two more ships at sea with about 4,937 total immigrants bound for Baltimore, including Oldenburg with 1,725 aboard likely to arrive by next Wednesday or Thursday and Cassels with 1,650 due around March.
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Christine Kaiser Rites Set in Rock Creek for Longtime Resident
Funeral services for Mrs Christine Kaiser who died Thursday after a prolonged illness will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM from her northwest Washington residence. Rev John T Huddle will preach at St Pauls Lutheran with burial at Rock Creek Cemetery. She came to the United States from Germany as a girl and would have turned 82 if she lived to Monday. Surviving are three sons Edward T and Robert H of Washington and Capt Julius A Kaiser retired of the Navy, Germantown Pa. Also survived by sister Mrs Cornelius Eckhardt.
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Funeral of Veteran Clerk William Clarke Tyler
Funeral services for William Clarke Tyler take place at his residence 926 A Street NW this afternoon at 2 o clock. The 69 year old veteran clerk in the Treasury Department died Thursday after forty two years of service, mostly in the warrant office. He was a veteran of the last war and a member of Kit Carson Post A B Washington. He helped organize the Cen pea Cnlon Mission ira. Tyler is survived by...
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Lectures on Irish Bards Highlight Ancient Court Poetry
Dr Joseph Dunn of the Catholic University opened a series on Irish literature noting court poetry originated in Ireland. He described the sixteen class guild posts revered for their curse efficacy, fees, and honors, and explained poets served as entertainment lawmakers ambassadors and physicians.
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Lessons on New Zealand labor from Holmes at Y M C A
Harry N Holmes outlines New Zealand labor capital disputes resolved by a two-branch system. A five-member board handles initial issues with equal representation from workers and employers and a fifth chosen by the four. An appeals court includes a worker, an employer, and the Supreme Court judge. He notes pensions for citizens and government control of railroads, telephones, and telegraphs.
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New York
Smoot Welcomed in Provo With Band and Reception
Senator Reed Smoot and Mrs Smoot arrived from Washington to a warm welcome in Provo Utah. A large BYU student delegation and a brass band greeted them. An informal reception followed at the university. Smoot lauded the Senate ruling affirming his seat as a victory for the nation and for religious liberty, and criticized attacks by a few disappointed individuals.
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Mar
Reed Smoot
Washington
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Welcorm
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United States Senate
Obscure Hotel Listings Across Cities Mentioned
A long, messy excerpt lists names and places linked to hotels and travelers in cities like Chicago Philadelphia New York and Raleigh. It includes numerous person names and affiliations, with scattered notes about hotel venues and some references to health promotion through Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Jackies Joshed Him Gunner Speaks For Sailors
Special to The Washington Poet reports Brooklyn Navy Yard officers saying writer James B. Connolly, enlisted to gather navy stories, was discharged after his identity became known. They claim sailors resented him and refused to fraternize, predicting inevitable failure for a man whose presence disrupted the Alabama crew.
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Schumann-Heink Delights City With Encore and Graded Program
A prominent audience at the National Theater heard Mme Schumann-Heink in her second gong recital this Washington season. She offered familiar Schubert, Brahms, and Schumann songs with fresh nuance and added an English encore from Mendelssohn's St Paul. Her daring Lucretia Borgia aria and Meyerbeer scene, plus Rossi Mitrane and Hungarian gypsy songs, showcased vocal prowess and vivacity, aided by pianist Helen Schaul who accompanied admirably.
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Architect Totten Honored as Russian Architects Honorary
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. In other news, the Post Office Department yesterday appointed seventy eight more clerks in major offices including Chicago New York Boston Pittsburgh and Fort Lauderdale.
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The Whole Family Finds Food Grape-Nuts For All
A Philo Michigan household praises Grape-Nuts as a healthful food for children and adults. A wife writes that eight years of stomach trouble improved after using it, and her husband’s digestion also recovered. Their three and nine year old children favor Grape-Nuts for breakfast, with others convinced its value. Read at eng t Creek, Mich. The Road to Well notes two reasons.
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