Bryan’s Boston address boosts Democratic doctrine gains
William Jennings Bryan spoke before the Massachusetts Democratic State Committee in Boston, declaring Democratic ideas vindicated and criticizing the Republican ten year rule. He argued the President’s popularity stems from his personal views and predicted the Democratic party would defend small investors against Wall Street sharks. George Fred Williams called Bryan the acknowledged national party leader.
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Boston
Republican Party
G. F. Williams
Bryan Boom
Boston Mass
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic State Committee of
Massachusetts
Quincy House
George Fred Williams
Dedham
Bryen
New England
Democratic Progressive League
Democratic Party
Wall Street
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
National Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Wiltam Jennings Bryan
Providence
R 1
William J. Bryan
Hope Club
L. F . Garvin
Richard B Comstock
Democratatc Party
Eiks
Notice of Marriage and Death Listings Across Papers
Notice states that marriage and death notices sent to The Washington Post will appear on morning wire in multiple papers including Cincinnati Enquirer New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune and Cleveland Plain Dealer without extra insertion or telegraph log fees.
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Washington Post
Apriar
Cincinnati Enquirer
NEW York Times
Boston
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Syracuse Post Standard
ST Pau
Pioneer Press
Minnapolis
Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Undertakers and Embalmers of Washington DC area
A scraped OCR listing multiple funeral homes and undertakers with addresses and phones. Includes A Costello & Bro, Wm. S. Riley, Frank Geier's Sons, John R. Wright Co., J. William Lee, Wm. H. Sard0 & Co., George P. Zarhorst, Hindle & Bayliss. Each entry notes services, livery, chapel, and connection to carriages.
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T. A. Costello & Bro
H Street
Riley
St Se
Frank Geier’s Sons
Chavel
John R. Wright Co
Ensbelmern
Tenth St
J. William Lee
WM. H Sardo & CO
Aee Ee Ie
George P. Zarhorst
Hindle & Bayliss
Meer Aens
Tae
Swindler Caught In New York After Decoy Ad Trap
In New York three officers and witnesses thwarted Joseph Waxelbaum in a diamond ring theft from Wolf Rosenbluth. A decoy advertisement in a Yiddish paper lured him to meet Max Wuntner, where Waxelbaum was restrained by women and jailed. Bail set at 10000 for trial.
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New York
Meana
Essex Market
Joseph Waxelbaum
Waxelbaum
Wolf Rosenbluth
Swertser
Rosenbluth
Chicago
Jennie
State Bank
Wuntner
Proclamation Revokes 1600 Charters Over Tax Failures
In Trenton Nov Marin Noo Stokes revoked the charters of more than 1600 corporations for failing to pay the state's annual franchise tax. A large share of dissolved firms had never actually conducted business. In Berlin Archduke Francis Ferdinand arrived incognito to seek ear specialist advice, with the Austrian Embassy offering no further details.
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Trenton
Marin
Berlin
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Roosevelt's renomination seen by cabinet and public figures
High administration figures and public observers increasingly expect Roosevelt to be renominated by the Republican convention next year. They cite unfinished reforms, including inheritance tax and corporate regulation, plus railroad legislation, as reasons the President would be the likely nominee if he enjoys public support.
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Bryan
Republican National
Roosevelt
William J Bryan
Congress
Col Bryan
Charles P Taft
Cincinnati
Senators and the trusts in Michigan politics
Senator La Follette charged Michigan Senators align with corporations citing nine amendments on trust issues. eight recommended by the Interstate Commerce Commission were tabled. Senator Alden Smith denied the claim. he cited two votes opposing trusts in rail and denatured alcohol bills. Also from Providence ballots, Junior Senator race ends week with Goddard 3, Colt 43, Wetmore 30, Utter 1 as assembly adjourns.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
la Follette
University of Michigan
United States
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Willam Alden Smith
Providence
R. I
H YT Goddard
Samuel Pomeroy Colt
George Peabody Wetmore
George H Utter
Joint Assembly
Standard Oil Loses Point In Rebates Case
Chicago March 1 Judge Landis ruled the government proved a freight route for Standard Oil via the Chicago and Alton Railroad from Whiting Indiana and Chappell Missouri to St Louis. The omission of Chappell’s name from a tariff sheet did not invalidate the tariff for the case. Evidence on illegal freight handling was next permitted.
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Chicago
Mar
Standard Oil Company
Landis
United States District Court
Chicago and Aston
Whiting
Ind
Chappell, ML
St Louis
Hea
Chappell
Rial
Tillman on Roosevelt Third Term And Railroad Policy
Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina spoke at the YMCA in Richmond on Roosevelt's third term and trust policies. He said the issue will not decide the next campaign, criticized Roosevelt for acting with sound and fury, and opposed governmental railroad ownership while urging legal reforms. He blamed railroad wreckers and public fear for market woes and a flat two cent passenger rate.
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Richmond
Benjamin 2. Tillman
South Carolina
Young Men’s Christian Association
Roosevelt
Tillman
Democratic Party
Wasington
Genere
Ren froe Jackson denies elopement with Creelman
Mrs Ren froe Jackson of Atlanta is at the English Hotel in Indianapolis conferring with attorney W W Lowry. Lowry denies she eloped with ex lumber dealer Charles Creelman and says her husband understood her leaving two weeks ago for Washington for an operation. She plans a divorce suit for a legal separation if he does not file first. She notes quarrels over going to Washington and Creelman being urged to see her. A long distance talk with her husband failed when he refused. She denies Creelman accompanied her here.
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Wasmperan Rose
Indianapolis
Ind
Renfroe Jackson
Atlanta
W. W. Lowry
Washington
Créelman
Creelman
Mantz End Sudden Death Fragments From Washington Sporting Figure
George Washington Mantz a noted sportsman and boxing referee died suddenly yesterday at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore cause unknown coroner to investigate Mantz a longtime Washington resident and saloon keeper at Eleventh and C streets moved to Baltimore after city post office was built he remained fond of Washington visiting weekly and remained a friend to boxing and dog breeds survived by wife his wealth around sixty thousand dollars his death leaves many in mourning across two states and multiple communities
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George Washington Mantz
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Eleventh
Mantz
Washington
Ants
Eutaw Street
President Wilson Sees Presidency Grow Political Force
Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University argues in a Columbia lecture that the presidency is becoming more political and less an executive role as government grows. He says the cabinet concentrates power, the President embodies national will, and leadership increasingly rests with the executive. The piece notes a shift toward a single national leader over party lines.
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Princeton University
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Columbia Univeraity
Wison
United States
Mr. Wilson
Roosevelt
Congress
Himelf
United States Steel reports record year profits and surpluses
United States Steel Corporation reports the best year in its history with gross receipts of 696,756,926, net earnings 16,624,273, and a total surplus of undivided profits reaching 97,720,737. About 50,000,000 is charged for construction and capital obligations against a 163,842,835 net after deductions.
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United States Steel Corporation
New York
Excitement in Goldfield as I W W strike provokes guard action
Goldfield Nevada on March 16 sees heightened tension after the Business Men and Mine Owners Association move against the Industrial Workers of the World by sealing all business houses until miners resign from the I W W. Guards patrol the city as hundreds of deputies and constables are posted. violence has not occurred yet though stores shut at noon. two miners, Diamondville Jack Davis and George Wingfield, are under armed guard amid threats to their lives.
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Goldfield, Nev
Mer
Goldfield
Business Men and Mine Owners’ Association
Industrial Workers of the World
Diamondville
Jack” Davis
George Wingfield
Larchmont Wreck Found Off Watch Hill
Providence reports the steamer Larchmont wreck discovered after over a month of searching by Capt. James Buddington near Watch Hill. The vessel lies southeast by south about a half mile from Watch Hill Light with the foretopmast still attached. The revenue cutter Cactus will head to the scene to assess recovery of the bollies believed imprisoned in the dull.)
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Buddington
United States Revenue Cutter
Cactus
Bankers Walsh to Be Tried in Federal Court
Judge Anderson sustained the demurrer to twenty two counts in the Walsh indictment charging misuse of bank funds and overruled the demurrer to the remaining one hundred sixty counts. The judge found twenty swo counts failed to show conversion of bank money to Walsh use.
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Chicago
Anderson
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Walsh
Flames threaten wide Pittsburg fire destroys many structures
A March 1 blaze in Pittsburg sighted the Mount Washington area threatening the city. About twenty five business buildings and dwellings were wrecked or damaged with an estimated loss of $200000. No casualties occurred though several narrow escapes happened as walls and timbers fell. Water mains broken. Firefighting relied on chemicals and a pocket brigade. Two dynamite attempts failed and the fire finally burned out. A lit match in rubbish is blamed.
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Pittsburg
Mount Washington
Will by Captain Hooker names US government as heir
Rochester report says Capt James Hooker of Irondequoit left an estate of about a quarter of a million dollars to the United States Government with President Roosevelt as executor and Cabinet members as trustees to benefit the army and navy. Morrison H. McMath is named lawyer for the estate and relatives of the late captain contest the will, alleging mental incapacity from a Civil War shell burst.
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C. A. Loveridge
Batavia
Hookeers Head
Palace Geiling Collapses in Tauride Palace Hall
Tauride Palace hall in St Petersburg where the Lower House meets collapsed at 6 am. The plaster, lathing, and roof rafter fastenings dating to Catherine I failed under extra weight from new decorations. The fall endangered lawmakers but the session started with delays and a plan to seek another hall within a week.
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St. Petersburg
Tauride Palace
Catherine I
Center Party
Golovin
Chaka
House
Department of Palaces and Public Buildings
Council of the Empire
Lsten
Austrian Officer Sees Japanese Victory On Pacific Coast
Captain Ignaz Hodle of the Austrian Hungarian general staff publishes a pamphlet portending a Japanese win in a future war with America. He claims the unprotected Pacific coast offers success, notes Japan's feverish armament, and cites large arsenals, cartridge factories, and daily shell production in Tokyo and Nagoya.
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America
Pacific
Berlin
Mar
Ignaz Hodle
Ties
United States
Japan
Tokyo
Nagoya
Rodic
Fifty Promoted Posthumously After Jana Disaster
In Toulon France fifty of the 107 bodies recovered from the Jana shipwreck have been identified and placed in coffins for a state funeral to be attended by President Fallieres. All the dead are posthumously promoted to enable widows and relatives to receive higher pensions.
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Toulon
France
Jana
Fallieres
Cleveland declines honor on birthday in 70th year
Former President Cleveland, born March 18, 1837, will turn seventy next Monday. Friends planned a popular national demonstration, but Cleveland declined the recognition after learning of it, rejecting a formal celebration in Princeton or elsewhere while he travels in the South.
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Washington
New York
Mar
Cleveland
Princeton
South
Gould man selected to lead Western Maryland and affiliates
Announcement from New York directors states Winslow S Pierce and FS Landstreet resign as president and VP of Western Maryland and subsidiaries. B F Bush named president of both firms with Gould organization expanding into the Eastern property. Pierce and Landstreet to keep security interests and board roles. Bush to take duties next Tuesday.
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Baltimore
New York
Maryland
Winslow S Pierce
FS. Landstreet
Davis Coal and Coke Company
B. F. Bush
Mr. Baeh
Gould
Pierce
Landstreet
Bush
Health Office Record March 14 1907 Insane and Aged Residents
Reported up to noon on March 14 1907 listing residents with ages and addresses at various homes including Government Hospital insane Francis F McCathran New Wolard statel 42 years Jaren W Farrar 110 Pot nw 71 years Augusta Marshall 129 D st nw 65 years Theodore J Mayer 64 B st a 6 years Harriet W Price Sit A Mtse 79 years Lilla T Reed 2604 14th st aw 6 months William Long 2200 K st ow 3 months Thomas Williams 267 Jd et sw 106 years Mary Parker 715 Sth st now 79 years and others.
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Jomph P Crown
Volta
Wiliam Ferrell
Charles H. Heaney
Francis F McCathran
10Th
Arthur D Newton
New Wolard Statel
Jaren W Farrar
Pot Nw
John M F Hough
Jefferson
Amacostia
John T
Notable Names From Baltimore Area Notices
A listing of individuals linked to Baltimore Maryland with various titles and affiliations appears. Names include Morrs Warner Bettie Fretakopt Rev Louis St Hayman Berkley Nelle M Russell Rev George Miller William M Carson Sceanna ell Rev J B McLaughlin John Schuck Carrs A Renner Rev Henoch Schrocker Ducer BR Weber Bertha B Walker Rev James D Suhrer.
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Bradley
May Stevens Bradley
Robert Halamond Bradley
Per Cciaios
Thomas H Stevens
Natlee Ba
Farrar
Sapeenle
Weanersey
JAM
Tlliams Farrar
Rock Creek Cemetery
Philadelhia
Freeland
Lincoln Post
Department of the Potomac
John
Prorland
Thureday
Seventh Street
Rock Creek
Si W Weilderrt
Rajuiane Hobbs
Eighth Street
Jostah le Hobbes
Penston
Marshall
Ref
D- Street
Augusta "Marshall
Mra
Robert — Mattingly
Ida Covington
Myra Qian G Clary
M Oh. Wing
Glenwood Cemetery
Reaney
G Street
Charles H Reaney
Annie BE Reaney
Trinity ME Church
Oclock Am
Naval Lodge
Kit Carson
Tate
Church of the Covenant
Connecticut_avenue
Nsient
Elock Salchuer
Free Street
Northes
Lucille Yauchuer
Harry J
Millis Yauchler
Philadelphia
R. F. Pettigrew
South Dakota
Maar Feeney
Thos
R. Nalley
Cain
Geo. C. Shaffer
Brehi
New Jersey
To-Kalon
To-Kalon Wine CO
Indurgo
Fon
Renam‘ng
Rank
Fie
Senators
William Alden Smith
la Folletta
Senate
Ishata Prat
Standard Oil
G. W. Mantz
W. E. Graver
Speci Tora Washington
Edinburey
Virginia
United Brethren Church
W. E. Gruver
Martinsburg
Norfolk
Wille Snow
Fred O’brien
Aplication
Dr. Wilson
Larchmont
Revenue Cutter
Hull
Demurrer
Bucket Brigade
Pittstore
Hooker
Tegtator
Douma
Parliament Hall
Tapan
Tena
Abraham Lincoln
Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
The
Thomson
Princiny Jooks
Ills
Western Maryland Railroad
Health Office Record
Amolek
Peabody & Co
Trav, N
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