Motherhood as Nation's Pillar in Women's Congress
At the Metropolit an Merchants Church a Mothers Congress session discussed the vital role of motherhood and child training. Dr Brown proposed a formal profession of babies’ nurse or nursery caretaker, urging training schools and nurseries, with emphasis on prevention, nourishment, and early education to strengthen families and the nation.
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Frank Bristol
Mra A Birney
Ellsworth Brown
Rooschilt
United States
Brown
Ghent
London
Siwerstiany Mide
Brown Pane
Glen Echo Postmaster Van B Canada Missing
Glen Reno town council offers a 340 reward for information on Van B Canada post master who vanished ten days ago. The river near Glen Echo has been dragged and the area searched with no trace found. Mrs Canada remains seriously ill at Red Cross Home.
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Pst
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Glen Reno
van B Canada
Glen Echo
Mrs Canada
Red Cross
Priest Killers Trial Details Alia Sanity Questioned
Testimony centers on Giuseppe Alia charged with murdering Father Leo Heinrichs at St Elizabeth's Church on February 3. Alia seen with accomplices before the act. altar boys describe the shooting. doctors testify Alia is sane. Trial expected to end with jury verdict tomorrow night.
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Leo Heinrichs
St Elizabeth's Catholic Church
H P van Cleave
Bessie
Alta
South America
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Bosee
Alia
Father Lee
Alla
Mra H van Cleave
St Elizabeth’s Church
Aha
Joseph Hines
St Elizabeths Church
Tather Len
Leo
Joseph Miller
Young Hines
Pour Privatciang
Hitchcocks Trial Begins Plaintiffs and Jurors Gather
The trial of Rasai Hitchcock the comedian opened before Justice Blanchard with five jurors seated and Hitchcock present in court. The prosecution indicated it would pursue the Hagen indictment not the Whiston one, while Stanchfield prepared to contest the charges as a conspiracy involving a former actress. The atmosphere was tense as spectators filled the room and Hitchcock appeared pale and worried. In a separate matter Albert Euler, a wagon driver, was charged with embezzling $21 and held for grand jury action with bail set at $500.
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Washington
Rasai
Hitchcock
Eile
Blanchard
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Hkels
Platt
Hin
Harry Thaw
John 1
Hitcheck
Istrict
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von Hagen
Vic Garvan
Stanchfield
Stanchfiew
Stinchfield
Te Victin
Jie Guinrs
Vr Gatsan
Stalehfield
Talest
Daver
Albert Euler
Joseph Ferro
Tiurtzenth Street
Kimball
Butler
Remarkable naval drills and reach for Evans at Magdalena Bay
The St Denis arrives at Magdalena Bay after rapid target practice aboard ships including Albany and St Louis. The South Dakota travels from San Francisco for shake down trials, with Evans expected to join the fleet. Rear Admiral Swinturner’s squadron departs north tomorrow as cruisers Charleston Milwaukee St Louis and destroyers Perry Preble depart. The Albany’s record speed and fire accuracy headline the drills while Indianapolis reports political moves for the Republican state convention.
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Magdalene
San Dicko
Zyans
St Denia
Magdalena Bay
South Dakota
Mar
Point Loma
Swinturner
Charleston
Milwau Ik
St Louis
Perry
Preble
Albany
Ming
California
Buffalo
Evans
Thieves Plunder Price Mansion in New York Riot
In New York, burglars raided the Price home on East Thirty-fourth Street while Mrs Bruce Price her sister Mrs Edwin M Post and three servants slept. They stole $1000 worth of silverware after rifling the ice chest and wine cellar. John Hickey faced bail set at 1002 dollars and admitted involvement with two others. He joked about the crime and sang while confessing, per Detective Conlon's statement.
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Washington
New York
Bruce Price
East Thirty-fourth Street
Edwin M. Post
Price Mansion
Conlon
Kernochan
Yorkville
Torday
John Hickey
Hickey
Canton
Bank Robber Foiled In Omaha Bank Heist by Deceptive Demanded Breakfast
A would be robber L L Fee threatened Merchants National Bank in Omaha with a nitroglycerin bottle and demanded 3500 cash. Vice President Luther Drake calmly engaged the man, who later fled to a restaurant where detectives arrested him. the bottle contained harmless liquid and no poison.
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Omaha
Nebruar
Merchants Nation Bank
L L Fee
Luther Drake
Drake
Pelle
Mr Drake
Fer
National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
Denk
Hingry
cWell
Hamilton
TEXAS MACHINE OILED LYON EXPECTS FIVE PER CENT
New York dispatch reveals Cecil A Lyon head of the Texas Republican State committee and Roosevelt patronage arbiter levies 5 percent of postmasters salaries for party support. Letters from Texas postmasters describe forced assessments, while Acheson pursues civil service reform to remove politics from posts.
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Boening Post
Waynington Dispatch
Texas
Republican State Organization
Cecil A Lyon
St Ig
Republican Party
Locae
Nouthern
Acheson
Pennsylivani
Yonkers
Aly Acheson
Lyon
Republican State Committee of
Roosevelt
Lyons
McKinley
Office Hall
Col Lyon
Dallas News
Von
Denver Democ ratic Conventioneers Plan Welcoming Efforts
Chicago reports that the National Democratic committees met to arrange the Denver convention. National chairman Thomas Taggart guided discussion as they anticipated an unusually pleasant setting. The hotel rates will stay at ordinary charges and Denver residents vow nonpartisan hospitality and entertainment for visitors.
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Chicago
Thomas Taggart
Gaide
Denver
Quits race for Senate in South Carolina race fades
Joseph McCullough of Greemille announced withdrawal from his United States Senate bid begun for March 9 1909. He cited duties as receiver for the dispensary fund as preventing further campaigning. He supports Taft in Alabama. In Decatur Alabama the Republican committee endorsed William Haft and set the Eighth District convention for April 2.
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Joseph McCullough
Greemille
South Carola
Pritchard
United States Senate
McCullough
Taft
Alabama
Decatur
Ala
Republican
William Haft
Republican Executive Committee
Eighth Congress
Taft Delegates Endorsed by Cincinnati Republicans
The Cincinnati Republican conventions in the First and Second districts adopted the slogan First Last and All the Time and named delegates and alternates for Taft. In the First district George B Cox Justus Fleischmann head the slate with August Herrmann as an alternate. Norman G Kensn and Brooks S Beebe were chosen as electors in the First and Second districts respectively. In the Eighteenth district James Kennedy was nominated for a fourth term and the convention endorsed Roosevelt while Taft delegates to Chicago were Judge Henry Wise and Judge James A Maron.
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Taft
George B Cox
Justus Fleischmann
Dete
Norman G Kensn
Brooks S Beebe
Alliance
Ohio
James Kennedy
Roosevelt
Chicago
Henry Wise
James A Maron
Negroes Move to Name Virginia Delegates for Chicago
Special to The Washington Poet reports white Republicans excluding Blacks from party councils has spurred a Black movement toward a Virginia State convention. The aim is to appoint a full slate of delegates to the Chicago convention opposing Lily White delegates. Sinclair, a Taft booster, is in Richmond holding daily talks with Foraker supporters.
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Richmond
Chicago
Virginia
Sinclair
Philadelphia
Night Riders Kill and Wreck in Kentucky and Alabama
A string of violent episodes attributed to night riders shocks Kentucky and Alabama towns. In Paducah and Brooksville masked riders raid Birmingham’s Mason Mercy area, shooting residents, burning tobacco, and warning Black families to flee. In Henderson a farmer finds a threatening note with switches. In Clarksville a young tobacco grower’s son is found dead with a gunshot wound. A court ruling nullifies riot clauses in insurance for tobacco losses.
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Maskea
Cidera Wostioeng
Birmingham
Mershall County
John Scruggs
Scruggs
Brooksvitle
Town
Eark
Robert Stanton
Henderson
Bradshaw
Sjnel
Clarksiie
Woodford
Brown Bennett
Durang
Bennett
Young Bennet
Liswate
Hopkinville
Crcuit
Gordon Tadat
Imperial Tobacco
Spring Surfings tre Yow Ready Wineman and Co
A sharp note on Spring Surfings lists Yow Ready Wineman and Co at 944 First Street Northwest. The brief item highlights the business address and participants in a local commerce snippet.
Indian uprising seen by Dr Ewing at Allahabad convention
Dr Arthur 8 Ewing, president of the Christian College at Allahabad, predicts a coming uprising in India. Speaking at the Young People's Missionary Convention in Pittsburg, he notes a growing national spirit among educated Indians and anticipates increasing activity in India after recent developments.
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Arthur
Ewing
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Christian College At
Allahabad
India
Young Peoples Missionary Convention
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