Bryan Sees Triumph in Democratic Doctrines at Boston
William Jennings Bryan spoke to Massachusetts Democrats in Boston about vindication of Democratic ideas. He praised the President yet warned against bold claims, urged support for small investors, and predicted Bryan’s national leadership if Roosevelt declines to run. The event followed receptions with George Fred Williams and a Mass. Democratic Progressive League gathering.
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Republican Party
G. F. Williams
Bryan Boom
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William Jennings Bryan
Democratic State Committee of
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Quincy House
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Dedham
Bryen
New England
Democratic Progressive League
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
Bryan
Eiks
Notice of Marriage and Death Insertion Policy
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Washington Post
Apriar
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NEW York Times
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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
Local Undertakers and Embalmers Directory
A list of several funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and telephone numbers in Washington area. Entries include A Costello & Bro, Riley, Frank Geier's Sons, John R. Wright Co, J William Lee, WM Sardo & Co, George P. Zarhorst, Hindle & Bayliss.
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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 After Decoy Ad In Yiddish Paper
In New York Joseph Waxelbaum faces charges of larceny after a diamond ring is stolen from Wolf Rosenbluth. A decoy ad in a Jewish paper lured him to a confrontation with Max Wuntner’s sister, leading to his arrest as a crowd of complainants gathered at Essex Market Police Court. Bail set at 10000 for trial.
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New York
Essex Market
Joseph Waxelbaum
Waxelbaum
Wolf Rosenbluth
Swertser
Rosenbluth
Chicago
Jennie
State Bank
Wuntner
Charters Revoked for 1630 Corporations in Trenton
In Trenton an official proclamation revokes the charters of 1630 corporations for failing to pay the state's annual franchise tax. Many dissolved entities never conducted business, signaling a broad enforcement push. Archduke Francis Ferdinand visits Berlin incognito to consult an ear specialist.
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Trenton
Marin
Berlin
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Roosevelt Nomination Talk Grows in Administration
Cabinet members and political figures discuss a potential Roosevelt renomination as reform bills loom. They cite unfinished legislation on inheritance and income tax, interstate commerce, and railroad regulation, with Bryan’s nomination seen as boosting the President’s odds. Taft's candidacy is viewed as unlikely without broader public support.
Senators and the trusts in Michigan cited by La Follette
Senator La Follette told University of Michigan students that Michigan’s U S Senators align with corporations. He said forty senators support corporate interests while twenty seven private-interest senators oppose them. Alden Smith denied the claim and defended his votes on railroad hours and denatured alcohol while noting opposition to trusts. In Rhode Island Providence junior senator voting ended with Colt leading and Wetmore close, as the joint assembly adjourned.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
la Follette
University of Michigan
United States
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Willam Alden Smith
la Folletta
Senate
Providence
R. I
H YT Goddard
Samuel Pomeroy Colt
George Peabody Wetmore
George H Utter
Joint Assembly
Standard Oil Loses Point in Rebates Trial Test
Judge Landis rules government proved a freight route for Standard Oil shipments, enabling introduction of evidence on alleged improper handling of freight. Attys argued government had not shown the route. court found route via Chicago and Aston Railroad from Whiting Indiana to St Louis valid despite tariff omission of Chappell.
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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 R. Tillman of South Carolina spoke at a Young Men’s Christian Association event in Richmond alleging Roosevelt’s third term would matter little and criticizing his policy as “sound and fury” with no real results. He opposed governmental railroad ownership, urged legal reforms, and predicted it would not be a major Democratic platform issue. He attributed railroad price pressures to Harriman’s influence and market manipulation causing a dangerous tilt in the economy.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Wall Street
Bryan
Republican National
Roosevelt
Indurgo
Fon
Renam‘ng
Richmond
Benjamin 2. Tillman
South Carolina
Young Men’s Christian Association
Tillman
Wasington
Mrs Ren froe Jackson Denies Elopement With Creelman
Special to The Wasmperan rose Indianapolis Mar 15 Mrs Ren froe Jackson of Atlanta Ga is at the English Hotel and conferred with Attorney W W Lowry about her affairs Lowry denies she eloped with ex lumber dealer Charles Creelman and says her husband understood her leaving for Washington two weeks ago She plans a divorce complaint for a legal separation claiming quarrels over an operation and Creelman by mutual agreement was urged to help reconciliation She tried to reach her husband by long distance phone but he refused She denies Creelman accompanied her to the city
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Wasmperan Rose
Indianapolis
Ind
Renfroe Jackson
Atlanta
W. W. Lowry
Washington
Créelman
Creelman
Mantz End Sudden in Baltimore Sporting Figure Dies
George Washington Mantz a Washington sportsman and boxing referee died suddenly at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore He was 60 and had lived in Washington He moved to Baltimore after the city post office was built He remained active in Washington sports and traveled back weekly Survived by his wife the estate valued around 60000 and his circle of sporting friends in Baltimore and Washington
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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, Princeton University president, argues in a Columbia lecture that the presidency is becoming more political and less an executive officer as government expands. He says the Cabinet and national leadership center on the President, making him the nation’s spokesman and leader, with the public craving decisive action and an individual leader.
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Princeton University
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Columbia Univeraity
Wison
United States
Mr. Wilson
Roosevelt
Congress
Himelf
United States Steel posts record year profits and receipts
United States Steel Corporation reports its most prosperous year with gross receipts of 696,756,926, net earnings of 16,624,273, and total surplus of undivided profits at 97,720,737. About 50 million dollars was set for capital construction and improvements amid wage payments to around 82,500 workers.
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United States Steel Corporation
New York
Excitement in Goldfield as IWW clash builds
In Goldfield Nevada on March 16 authorities report a tense stand after the Business Men and Mine Owners Association move to force miners to sever ties with the Industrial Workers of the World. Guards patrol the streets as shops close. Diamondville Jack Davis and George Wingfield are under 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 Captain James Buddington of Noank has found the sunken steamer Larchmont near Watch Hill. The wreck lies southeast by south about a half mile from Watch Hill Light with its foremast attached. The US revenue cutter Cactus will assess recovery of the bollies believed trapped inside.
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Buddington
United States Revenue Cutter
Cactus
Banker Walsh To Be Tried In Federal Court
Judge Anderson in federal court sustains demurrer to twenty two counts of the Walsh indictment alleging misuse of Chicago National Bank funds and overrules demurrer to the remaining one hundred sixty counts. The court finds that twenty counts fail to show conversion of bank money to Walsh use.
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Chicago
Anderson
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Walsh
Fire Destroys Twenty five Buildings in Pittsburg Blast
A March 1 blaze in Pittsburgh destroys or damages twenty five buildings in Mount Washington, risking lives but causing no casualties. Most structures are frame tenements or apartments. Water mains break left only chemical extinguishers and a pocket brigade. Two dynamite attempts failed as debris rekindled. A match and rubbish are blamed.
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Pittsburg
Mount Washington
Will of Hooker leaves estate to U S government
Rochester Mar. 15 United States Government named sole legatee of about a quarter million dollars from Capt James Hooker late Irondequoit with President Roosevelt as executor and Cabinet members as trustees for army and navy. Morrison H McMath named lawyer for estate. Fred Benjamin and Mrs C A Loveridge of Batavia nephews contest on grounds of mental incapacity.
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C. A. Loveridge
Batavia
Hookeers Head
Palace Geiling Collapse in Tauride Palace Hall
The Tauride Palace in St. Petersburg suffered a ceiling collapse in the Lower House during a session at 6 am. Crumbling plaster and rafter fastenings not replaced since Catherine I caused wreckage. officials say it was accidental, not a plot. Session began after a brief rotunda pause and adjourned for a new 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
War Preparations by Austrian Officer on Pacific Coast
Capt Ignaz Hodle of the Austrian Hungarian army in a pamphlet on the prospects of a future American Japanese war argues the unprotected Pacific coast offers Japan strong chances. He notes Japan rapid armament with 4000 men at arsenals daily, 20000 workers at Tokyo and Nagoya cartridge factories, 500 rifles produced, and Tokyo projectile works making 660 shells daily.
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Pacific
Berlin
Mar
Ignaz Hodle
Ties
United States
Japan
Tokyo
Nagoya
Rodic
Fifty dead promoted as state funeral near in Toulon
In Toulon an explosion on the pattie ship Jana killed 107, with fifty identified so far. The afterpart exploded March 12 and the corpses have been laid in coffins for a state funeral tomorrow attended by President Fallieres. All the dead have been posthumously promoted to boost widows pensions.
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Toulon
France
Jana
Fallieres
Cleveland declines honor on milestone birthday
Former President Cleveland, born March 18, 1837, would have turned seventy. Friends proposed a nationwide birthday greeting plan, but Cleveland declined the honor, noting the gesture while opting against any formal celebration. He is currently in the South.
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Washington
New York
Mar
Cleveland
Princeton
South
Gould Man Selected to Lead Western MarylandRailroads
Announcement from New York directors states Winslow S Pierce and FS Landstreet resign as president and vice president of Western Maryland and subsidiary groups. B F Bush named president, with ties to railroad and coal sectors, extending Gould influence to the Eastern property. Pierce and Landstreet keep security interests and board roles. Bush to assume 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 Names and Ages
Health office record listing residents and patients with ages and addresses. Includes William Ferrell at Govt Hospital insane for three years, Francis McCathran age 96 at 612 10th Street SE, Theodore Mayer age 64 B Street SE six years, Lilla Reed at 2604 14th Street NW one year, Mary Parker 79 at 715 South Street now, and Peter Robinson Home for the Aged and Infirm for several years.
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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
Baltimore Baptism and Marriage Notices Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals with ages and names to Baltimore Maryland including Morrs Warner 42 Bettie Fretakopf Rev Louis St Hayman M Berkley 22 Nelle M Russell Rev George Miller William M Carson 25 Sceanna ell 1s, Beltimore Md Rev J B McLaughlin John Schuck 27 Carrs A Renner Beltimore Rev Henoch Schrocker Ducer BR Weber 2 Bertha B Walker 1% Rev James D Suhrer.
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