New York Mayor McClellan Criticizes Opportunism in National Debate
New York Mayor George B. McClellan, speaking at Princeton University, denounces opportunism and calls for positive action over destructive criticism. He asserts Congress has served presidential aims, warns against eroding the Constitution, and urges adherence to the law while criticizing demagogues and party leaders for pandering to public sentiment.
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Congress
Princeton
Mar
George B. McClellan
Spencer Trask
Princeton University
McClellan
America
Louisiana
Aldrich Sails for Europe After Stalemated Senate Ballot
The eighth week of U S Senate balloting ended with no change in votes among Goddard Colt Wetmore and Utter. Senator Aldrich left for New York to sail for Europe after failing to broker harmony among the candidates, leaving the party troubled as before.
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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 Official
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, superintendent, said the department was grateful for his persistent interest in District policing and pay raises. Babcock replied he was satisfied if he helped improve the force, noting Washington police were held in high regard nationwide.
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Joseph Babcock
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Washington
Maj
Sylvester
Polie
Babcock
Kentucky Republicans See Path To Victory In State Race
Kentucky Republicans claim optimism for surprising gains in the state, citing retirements and defeats within the Democratic ranks. Richard P. Ernst pushes for Roosevelt support while Kentucky’s June convention weighs endorsing Secretary Taft, signaling possible White House backing for Taft’s candidacy.
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Brit
White House
Richard P. Ernst
Republican State Committee of
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ernst
Daniel Boone
Joe Blackburn
Senate
Banatar McCreary
Beckham
Mr. Ernst
Fairbanks
Blue Grass
Taft
South
Republican Party
Appellate Court Recommends NYC Recount Question Transfer
New York March 8 The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court unanimously ruled against Mayor George B McClellan in the attempt to bar quo warranto recount proceedings for the 1873 New York City election The court also urged that the questions be sent to the Court of Appeals for final ruling stating the attorney general may initiate actions at the people's request without bar from prior actions and affirming the governor.
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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 and Brock buy five acre Argyle Park tract
S T Cameron and Fenelon B Brock close a deal with Thames Bingden for five acres in Argyle Park on Sixteenth street extended east side. Price estimated between 85 000 and 140 000, about 2 000 per acre. The parcel lies north of Cam eron's home at Sixteenth and Emerson, part added to grounds, rest to be platted into twenty villa sites. This follows a previous ten acre purchase at 8 000 per acre, a record for suburban Washington land. forested and near Capital Traction Company’s Fourteenth street extension.
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Argyle Park
S .T. Cameron
Fenelon B Brock
Thames Bingden
Sixteenth Street
Cameron
Washington
Fourteenth Street
Capital Traction Company
Penrose Attacks McDonald at Court Martial Hearing
During a court martial proceeding in San Antonio Penrose denounced former Ranger Capt Bill McDonald over the Brownsville raid investigation. He called McDonald a coward and accused others of lying while predicting possible personal consequences from his remarks amid hostile temper and rumored threats.
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Tex
Mar
Penrose
Bill McDonald
Brownsville
Maj Hiockaum
Capt. McDonald
Maj. Penrose
Senate
McDonald
Foraker
Secret Service closes in on subtreasury mystery
Chicago officer WHK 6 of the United States Secret Service, in charge of the disappearance investigation of 175000 dollars from the Chicago subtreasury, leaves for Washington after turning the case over to Capt. Porter. Jane Wilkie says no new leads or credible information have emerged.
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Opier Whk
United States Secret Service
Washington
Porter
Secret Service
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Gelew
Bailey Company Incorporation In The City
The Bailey Company was incorporated yesterday to do general merchandise. Capital stock fixed 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 the local company to lead tea services tonight and tomorrow.
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Perry Ould Bailey
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Mr R. Bailey
Maj Hunter
Lyon
Faliadelphis
Salvation Army
ALL TALK THIRD TERM: IS IT ACCIDENT OR DESIGN
The piece notes growing third term talk around President Roosevelt after Congress adjourned and reports statements by public figures including Senator Depew and Representative Martin. Martin asserts the next decade centers on wealth reproduction, corporate duty under law, and the square deal, urging Roosevelt renomination as the likely outcome amid strong popular demand.
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Grand Oli Party
Depew
New York
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South Dakota
West
White House
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Presidents guests at White House lunch discuss scientific farming
President Roosevelt hosted a informal conference with Spooner Taft Root and others including Dr. Knapp Dr. Buttrick Dr. Page Lawrence Abbott Gifford Pinchot and Dr Schieffelin at the White House or Pinchots home to hear Knapp describe scientific methods for improving crops. The bureau aids small farmers and aims for wide publicity of successes, with about 80000 dollars this year from the general educational board. The work has proceeded in Texas Louisiana Arkansas Alabama and other Southern states.
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Wallace Buttrick
General Educational Board of
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Lawrence Abbott
Gifford Pinchot
United States
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White House
Archie Roosevelt
Pinchot
Knapp
Ming
General Educational Board
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Louisiana
Arkansas
Alabama
Montague Talks Lynching at Harvard Address
Former Virginia governor Montague addressed Harvard University on lynching in the South. He urged restraint and Federal protection, arguing there is no room for private vengeance. He supported a strong police presence to uphold law over mob violence, saying lynching destroys social bonds and civil government.
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Mer
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Harvard University
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Immigrants Arrive as Four Ships Sail for New Homes
Baltimore reports 88 immigrants aboard the Koln arriving for the port with 730 more en route to Galveston. Two more ships from North German Lloyd carry about 3,000 more aliens westward, bringing total expected arrivals to 4,937. Oldenburg departed Bremen March 1 with 1,725 passengers and Cassels sailed Tuesday with 1,650, both likely to reach port by Wednesday or Thursday.
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Funeral services for Mrs Christine Kaiser
Funeral services for Mrs Christine Kaiser who died Thursday after a lengthy illness will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM from her northwest residence. Rev John T Huddle of St Pauls Lutheran Church will preach and burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. She came to this country from Germany as a girl and would have been 82 Monday. Survived by three sons Edward T and Robert H of Washington and Capt Julius A Kaiser retired of the Navy, Germantown Pa. Also Mrs Cornelius Eckhardt. Died in April that year.
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Henry Settfert
Washington
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Navy
Germantown
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Daugh‘ter
Funeral of Veteran Clerk William C Tyler
Funeral services for William Clarke Tyler, a veteran Treasury Department clerk, were held at his residence 926 A Street Northwest. The body will be taken to his old home in Hartford, Conn., for burial. Tyler died Thursday at sixty nine, after a 42 year Treasury career largely in the warrant office. A veteran of the Civil War, he belonged to Kit Carson Post A B of Washington and helped organize the Cenpea Union Mission. He is survived by relatives.
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Lectures on Irish Bards Highlight Ancient Court Poetry
Dr. Joseph Dunn of the Catholic University delivered the first in a series on fish literature noting that Irish court poetry originated there. He described sixteen official posts, their feared curse, high income, and roles as lawgivers ambassadors and physicians, illustrating Ireland’s poetic leadership traditions.
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Joseph Dunn
Catholic University
Universlty
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Viebla
New Zealand Labor Disputes Outlined By Holmes
Harry N. Holmes lectured on New Zealand at the YMCA detailing a two-branch arbitration system. He described a five-member labor and employer balanced board and a three-man court of arbitration with a Supreme Court judge. He praised pensioning of citizens and predicted eventual public ownership of railroads, telephones, and telegraphs.
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Harry N. Holmes
New Zealand
Board of Arbitration
Court of Arbitration
Supreme Court
Holmes
New York
Smoot Welcomed by Band and BYU Group in Provo
Senator Reed Smoot and Mrs Smoot arrived in Provo today with a brass band and a large BYU student delegation greeting them. They were escorted to the university for an informal reception where Smoot declared the Senate decision affirming his seat a victory for the nation the state and religious liberty while lamenting attacks from a few disappointed individuals.
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Utah
Mar
Reed Smoot
Washington
Brigham Young University
Welcorm
Smoot
United States Senate
The Life Guards and March Health Advice
A混 dense column lists names and places across many states and cities, including references to the Life Guards and London. It concludes with a health appeal urging Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic to strengthen the system against illnesses common in March, claiming improved vigor and warmth.
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Discharged Sea Writer Connolly Seen By Navy Officers
Washington Poet reports James B. Connolly the naval writer released after enlisting to cover the American navy. Officers say his fame and identity hindered fraternization aboard the battleship Alabama, rendering his two year enlistment ineffectual and impossible to document.
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New York
Mar
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James B. Connolly
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Roosevelt
Jeckies
United States
Kipling
Great Britain
Alabama
Idé
Schumann-Heink Delights City With Encore and New English Variant
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 pieces with fresh interpretation and cadenzas, added an English version of Mendelssohn’s For the Lord Is Mindful of His Own, and included Lucretia Borgia’s secret aria as a daring highlight.伴
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Schumann-Heink
Washington
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Schumann
Widmung
Brahms
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Mendelssohn
Lucretia Borgia
Mine
Sahumann-Hérik
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Mitrane
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Mme
Migs Helen Schaul
Chopin
Mosskowsky
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Behumann-Heink
Totten Honored by Imperial Society of Russian Architects
George Oakley Totten Jr of this city has been elected a corresponding member of the Imperial Society of Russian Architects. He is already an honorary member of architectural societies in Spain and Belgium.
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George Oakley Totten, Jr
Imperial Society of Rusysian Architects
Totten
Architectural
Spain
Belgium
Grape-Nuts Food Praised For All Ages In Family
An article extols Grape-Nuts as a universal family food benefiting children and elders. A Michigan mother credits it with relieving her stomach trouble and improving her health, while her husband and children also favor it for breakfast and daily nourishment.
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