Bryan Sees Triumph For Democratic Doctrines
William Jennings Bryan spoke in Boston addressing the Massachusetts Democratic State Committee and a Boston audience. He lauded Democratic ideas as vindicated by recent events, defended the President, predicted a future rally of small investors against Wall Street sharks, and praised George Fred Williams for calling him a national leader.
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Boston Mass
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic State Committee of
Massachusetts
Quincy House
George Fred Williams
Dedham
Bryen
New England
Democratic Progressive League
Republican Party
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 Notices Insertion
Notice states marriage and death notices may be inserted in The Washington Post and other listed papers at no extra charge. It lists newspapers 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 Cleveland Plain Dealer. The notice appears in a period style request for simultaneous insertions across multiple morning editions.
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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
Local Funeral Homes and Directors Listings
A collection of funeral homes and embalmers with addresses and telephone numbers. Names include T. A. Costello & Bro, W. S. Riley, Frank Geier's Sons, John R. Wright Co, J. William Lee, WM. H. Sardo & Co, George P. Zarhorst, and Hindle & Bayliss. Listings show offices on streets such as H Street NW East Capitol and Seventh Street NW, with contact numbers and 24/7 service notes.
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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 a case against Joseph Waxelbaum for larceny of a diamond ring from Wolf Rosenbluth drew eighty complainants. Bail set at 10000 as magistrate Swertser ordered hearings limited to two, with Waxelbaum arrested after a decoy advertisement led to his capture by Rosenbluth and others.
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New York
Meana
Essex Market
Joseph Waxelbaum
Waxelbaum
Wolf Rosenbluth
Swertser
Rosenbluth
Chicago
Jennie
State Bank
Wuntner
Proclamation Revokes 1630 Charters For Tax Delinquency
In Trenton Marin Noo Stokes announced a proclamation revoking the charters of over 1600 corporations for failing to pay the state's annual franchise tax. Many dissolved firms had not engaged in business. In Berlin Archduke Francis Ferdinand arrived incognito to consult an ear specialist, with the Austrian Embassy offering no further details.
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Trenton
Marin
Berlin
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Roosevelt Choice Cabinet Men Favor Nomination Move
Cabinet members and other officials increasingly expect Roosevelt to be renominated at the Republican convention. They cite unfinished reforms, including inheritance and income tax, regulation of interstate commerce, and railroad legislation, as reasons his renomination would be essential to GOP success against Bryan.
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Republican National
Roosevelt
William J Bryan
Congress
Indurgo
Fon
Renam‘ng
Col Bryan
Charles P Taft
Cincinnati
Senators and the Trusts at Michigan University
Senator La Follette told University of Michigan students that Michigan’s U S Senators side with corporations on trust issues, noting nine amendments offered with eight recommended by the Interstate Commerce Commission but tabled. Alden Smith denied the claim, asserting his votes opposed trusts and favored public interests. Speck 10 Providence R I Mar 15 The ninth week of junior senator voting ends with Goddard Colt Wetmore Utter leading, one seat short of the entitlements.
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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 Case
Judge Landis ruled the government proved the freight route used by Standard Oil via the Chicago and Aurora Railroad from Whiting Indiana and Chappell Missouri to St Louis, allowing evidence of alleged illegal handling of freight. The tariff omission of Chappell did not invalidate the tariff as applied to Standard Oil. The trial proceeds to present the government’s case on shipments and rebates.
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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 Sees Roosevelt Third Term Debate Fading
Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina, speaking in Richmond, says Roosevelt's third term will matter little in the next campaign and blasts his policy as sound and fury signifying nothing. He opposes governmental railroad ownership and argues reform via law, not drastic party shifts, noting trust and monopoly concerns and railroad stock manipulation.
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Roosevelt
Richmond
Benjamin 2. Tillman
South Carolina
Young Men’s Christian Association
Tillman
Democratic Party
Wasington
Mrs Renfroe Jackson Denies Elopement in Divorce Case
Special to The Wasmperan rose Indianapolis. Mrs Ren froe Jackson of Atlanta is at the English Hotel conferring with attorney W W Lowry about her affairs. Lowry denies she eloped with Charles Creelman ex lumber dealer of Atlanta and says her husband understood her leaving for Washington two weeks ago. She plans a divorce complaint and seeks a legal separation unless her husband files first. She says quarrels arose over her plan to go to Washington for an operation and Creelman was urged to see her. a long distance call to her husband failed and 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 Death Shocks Washington
George Washington Mantz prominent sporting figure dies suddenly at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore after being brought in unconscious. Coroner to investigate cause. Mantz, longtime Washington resident and boxing referee, spent years in the sport and frequented Eutaw Street in Baltimore. He valued about $60,000 and is survived by his wife noting his death and ties to Washington throughout his life.
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George Washington Mantz
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Eleventh
Mantz
Washington
Ants
Eutaw Street
President Wilson Sees Presidency Growing Political Force
Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University argues that as government grows more complex the President becomes less an executive officer and more a political factor. He says the President should speak for the nation, inspiring unity and decisive action, with Cabinet and Congress as supporting elements.
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Princeton University
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Columbia Univeraity
Wison
United States
Mr. Wilson
Roosevelt
United States Steel reports record year profits and surpluses
United States Steel Corporation reports a record year with gross receipts of 696,756,926 and net earnings of 16,624,273. About 12,742,860 final surplus after $50,000,000 construction appropriations and other deductions, with undivided profits totaling 97,720,737.
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United States Steel Corporation
New York
Excitement in Goldfield as I W W clash grips city
Goldfield Nevada reports intense tension as the Business Men and Mine Owners' Association fights the Industrial Workers of the World by sealing shops until miners exit. Guards are posted after threats to Diamondville Jack Davis and George Wingfield. No violence yet. stores closed at noon, with likely brief reopenings.
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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 found after over a month at Watch Hill by Capt. James Buddington. The wreck lies southeast by south about a half mile from Watch Hill Light with the foretopmast attached. The revenue cutter Cactus will assist in recovering the bollies believed imprisoned in the hull.
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Buddington
United States Revenue Cutter
Cactus
Walsh to be tried on bank misuse counts in Chicago
In Federal court Judge Anderson sustained the demurrer to twenty two counts in the Walsh indictment against John R. Walsh former president of Chicago National Bank for misusing bank funds. The judge overruled the demurrer to the remaining one hundred sixty counts noting issues with how conversion was declared.
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Chicago
Anderson
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Walsh
Fire Devours Dozens Of Buildings In Pittsburgh Fire
A March 1 blaze in Pittsburgh threatens the Mount Washington area and destroys or damages twenty five business structures and dwellings with an estimated loss around $200000. No casualties are reported though many escape injuries from falling timbers. The fire, aided by a water main break, uses chemicals and a pocket brigade for fighting. Two dynamite attempts fail as wreckage reignites. A stray match onto rubbish is blamed for starting the fire.
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Pittsburg
Mount Washington
Will of Hooker leaves government as sole heirs
Rochester March 15 The Washington Post reports Capt James Hooker of Irondequott left a quarter million estate to the United States Government with President Roosevelt as executor and Cabinet members as trustees to benefit the army and navy. Morrison H McMath named as lawyer. Fred Benjamin and Mrs C A Loveridge of Batavia intend to contest the will claiming mental incapacity due to a Civil War shell explosion.
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C. A. Loveridge
Batavia
Hookeers Head
Palace Geiling Collapse Fears After Tauride Hall Roof Caves In
Ceiling collapse at Tauride Palace in St Petersburg during parliamentary session. Rafter fastenings not replaced since Catherine I era, heavy plaster and timber fall injuring no one seriously. President Golovin orders rotunda use, session resumes briefly, plans to relocate within a week.
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Parliament Hall
Catherine I
St. Petersburg
Tauride Palace
Center Party
Golovin
Chaka
House
Department of Palaces and Public Buildings
Council of the Empire
Lsten
Austrian officer foresees Japanese Pacific Coast victory
Capt Ignaz Hodle of the Austrian Hungarian army publishes a pamphlet on the prospects of a future American Japanese war. He argues Japan is rapidly expanding military and naval power, with 4,000 workers at arsenals, about 20,000 employed in cartridge manufacture, Tokyo and Nagoya factories producing 500 rifles, and Tokyo projectile works turning out 660 shells daily.
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America
Pacific
Berlin
Mar
Ignaz Hodle
Ties
United States
Japan
Tokyo
Nagoya
Rodic
Fifty-Five Bodies Identified In Jana Ship Disaster Funeral
In Toulon France on March 1 fifty five of the 107 victims of the Jana blast have been identified and laid in coffins for the state funeral to be attended by President Fallieres. All the dead receive posthumous promotions to aid widows with higher pensions.
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Toulon
France
Jana
Fallieres
Cleveland declines honor on his seventieth birthday
Former President Cleveland, born March 18 1837, will turn seventy on Monday but declines formal birthday celebrations. Friends proposed a popular demonstration, yet Cleveland learned of it and refused the honor, choosing no formal events in Princeton or elsewhere as he travels south.
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Bryan
United States
R. F. Pettigrew
South Dakota
Maar Feeney
Congress
Himelf
Washington
New York
Mar
Cleveland
Princeton
South
Gould man selected prompts Western Maryland leadership change
Announcement from New York directors of Western Maryland and subsidiary companies states Winslow S Pierce and FS Landstreet resign as president and vice president. B F Bush named president of both companies, extending Gould organization to the Eastern property. Pierce and Landstreet retain securities and board memberships. Bush to assume duties 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 Patients and Ages
Report lists names and ages of inmates or patients at various facilities and homes. Entries include Jomph P Crown 1 year, William Ferrell insane at Govt Hospital for 3 years, Charles H Heaney 1 year, Francis F McCathran 96 years, Arthur D Newton 42 years, Jaren W Farrar 71, Augusta Marshall 65, Theodore J Mayer 6, Harriet W Price 79, Lilla T Reed 1 year, Mary Parker 79, John T Plowden 41, Bandy A Tolliver 63, Kate Thomes 51, Peter Robinson Home for the Aged and Infirm (ages attached where readable).
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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 Clergy and Associates Named in List
A scanned OCR segment lists numerous Baltimore Maryland individuals with titles Reverend and other names, including Mor rs Warner 42 and Bettie Fretakopf, Rev Louis St Hayman M Berkley 22, Nelle M Russell, Rev George Miller, William M Carson 25, Scceanna Ells, Rev J B McLaughlin, John Schuck 27, Carrs A Renner, Rev Henoch Schrocker, Ducer BR Weber 2¢ and Bertha B Walker 1%, Rev James D Suhrer.
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G. F. Williams
Bryan Boom
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
Thos
R. Nalley
Cain
Geo. C. Shaffer
Bach
New Jersey
To-Kalon
To-Kalon Wine CO
Rank
Fie
Senators
William Alden Smith
Ishata Prat
Standard Oil
Genere
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
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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