Unclear political maneuvering around death inquiry
Fragmentary notes describe Cant dd Stites Semitor and discussion of successors to a senator role after a death. Mentions include Vander Poti, Art Boterman, and Gen Set State Senator Blah Ler, with uncertainty over appointing or electing a replacement and names often garbled or missing.
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Manhood Bust Reported In Washtapren Auto Stop
A city patrol halted a Washtapren auto on Broadway and Fifth Street after an apparent chase. The driver, John Fitison, faces a speeding charge and car seizures related to alleged customer funds. Police say cashier Hickson aided the suspect while officers recovered 8,200,000 from customers.
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Tom
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Wilmerding
Premier’s Strength Ebbing at the Premiere House
A cryptic report notes a gravest view of recent medical bulletins linked to the premiere, with authorities naming Queen Alexandra and the Dowager Princess as figures in a sealed family event. The scene hints at frailty among attendees and tension surrounding the long awaited show.
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Alexandra
Fusaia Callel
Last One Dead Again Chronicles a Soldier’s Final Fate
Tajira Colon Martz Illam Neims aged ninety years claimed to be the sole survivor of a noble six at Balaklava and Sebastopol. He died at his home in Minassa southeast of there after being wounded in the head and later fighting at Innerman. He arrived in America on 13.
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Fear of Massacre as Warship Brings Panic to Port au Prince
A Haitian capital-wide fear surges after reports that a British cruiser Indefatigable and a German cruiser Bremen arrived to protect foreign interests amid suspected massacres of white residents. US orders Des Moines to Port au Prince while discussions with Haiti, France, and Britain signal potential international crisis.
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College Rioters in Irons Fund Drive After Theater Fire
Mass meeting at the university voted to raise funds to reimburse owners of a wrecked theater. Fifteen students were arrested on charges of covering and were fined. A popular subscription was begun to reimburse owners, conditioned on dismissal of criminal charges.
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Duchess Attends National Academy Exhibit Visit
The Duchess of Martorough visits the National Academy of Design Fine Art exhibition in New York. The La Place sale of European decorative arts opens at Sloan Galleries on G Street this morning at 9 and 3 this afternoon, featuring French furniture bronzes and rare prints, continuing tomorrow and Friday.
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Duchess of Martorough
National Academy of Design
Imart
Sloan Galleries
G Street
Slaam
Adams
Allvey &E
Grant Letters Auction Reveals Civil War Era Autographs
A New York sale by Andersen Auction Company offered many letters from the Bowen estate including Gen. Grant items. Notable pieces include Grant to Gen Thomas on Hood and Nashville planning messages. An original war-issue greenback signed by John O. Mahone also drew attention.
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Bowen
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Tariff plank showdown at Republican convention voices split
Governor Hughes and Secretary of War align with Taft as delegates on the ground signal a debate over the tariff plank. Cummins and Hughes camp push for pro Taft alignment while Allison supporters back a revision, with Wade H. Kilts and Ohio figures active in shaping platforms and ground strategy. The convention opens amid talk of strong blocs and possible last minute shifts.
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Vanderbilt Case Sparks Motion to Reopen Proceedings
Bureaucratic confusion surrounds a push to reopen cases against Willau RO Vainderni and David Wo Bishop after their arrest for speeding. Attorney Jerome requests review by Magistrate Kerno chan. Vanderbilt and Bishop were discharged as the law and evidence were deemed insufficient. Banking details at Union Trust Co. noted alongside public funds and income with a $2,200,000 deposits figure cited.
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Taft and Erin Sing on Emerald Isle Visit News
War Secretary Taft recalls his Emerald Isle trip as New York banquets cheer him and Governor Hughes. Smiles and snaps frame the St Pats gathering with a lively political crowd, amid Irish pride and references to Ireland’s trials and lands race.
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Politic letter and public notice mix across era text
A scarce composite page shows Mrs Sage political writing and a public notice sweep. It references Ireland history and British rule context, with scattered ads and notices about rebates, transportation routes, and a Baltimore post want ads listing.
Rebate Reform for Railroads Prompts Broad U S Debate
Article quotes John Callan Claudhlin on railroad rebates and fair pricing. It notes reactions from several states, calls for equal treatment of shippers, and argues reform is needed to foster friendly relations and universal standards. The piece emphasizes proposals and political momentum.
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