Smite May Succeed Whyte Slated For Senate
A transcription of a Washington rumor column mentions potential successors to Whyte Sl Alto. It references Walter Smith and Walter as possible nominees, discusses death of a senator, and notes various state committee figures and senators weighing who to name for an upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Smith
Geaman
Albert
Wate van Dort
Poe
Gen Vander Poti
State Committee
Amd
Art Boterman
Sumth
Mi Gorman Sud
Soniter
Tae Bo
Washtapren Bust Leads to Vehicle Stop on Broadway
Police halted a treasure auto on Broadway near Fifth Street after a reported speeding incident. John Fitison and cashier Hickson were detained. the band member Wilmerding faced charges as investigators traced a $2,000,000 loss from customer funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitison
Pitot
Fifth Street
le Biesele Baenue
Chaul Feuren
Cishier Hickson
Tom
Wilmerding
Premier's strength ebbs in eerie gala crowd tale
An unconventional account notes dwindling force at a premiere gathering. The piece mentions figures linked to royal circles and a Dowager Prioress, with medical bulletins suggesting nonfatal concerns about a patient. The narrative blends gossip, stagecraft, and a hint of public concern without graphic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Fesay Tomm
Alexandra
Ae Fusaia Callel
Last One Dead Again Namely Tajira Colon Martz Illam Neims
Tajira Colon Martz Illam Neims aged nine years claimed to be survivor of the noble six and Rid al Balaklava. He died at his home in Minassa southeast of there. He was wounded in the head at Balaklava and later fought at Sebastopol, the battle of Innerman. He came to America on 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
District of
Coruba
Humitte
United States
Baltinore
Colt TM Randell
Senate
Willian Pingne Miseir
Congress
Tajira Colon
Martz
Illam
Fear of Massacre Sparks Panic as Warships Arrive
Haiti unrest spreads fear in Port au Prince after a British cruiser Indefatigable and German Bremen reach harbor amid reports of white civilian danger. US sends Des Moines toward Port au Prince while plans for Mississippi and other ships are discussed to protect American interests. Haitian government imposes refugee restrictions and warns of possible foreign bombardment if consulates are distressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kes West Pla
Stiton
Havana
Ealats
Port Au
Guantanamo
Port An Eine
Prince Trait
Indefatigabls
Bremen
Putney
Port Au Prine
Temps
Oon
Haiti
Distrees
Gonawes
London
Dax
Port Au Vrince
Admiralty
Jamaica
Murray
Tha
I Des Moines
Port Au Prinee
Fragle
Alississipm
Negro Republic
Great Briton
Cressex
Srinus
Ferean
Howreser
Port Au Huinur
Hai
Furmssamerl
Winister
Tague
Genatves Glen
College Rioters in Irons Unite for Theater Damage Fund
A mass university meeting led by Walle Rheinschild voted to raise funds by popular subscription to reimburse owners of a wrecked theater. Students charged with storing and related offenses faced fines while agreeing to dismiss criminal charges if donations cover the estimated damage, about $7. The action followed arrests and pending court dates as authorities maintained heavy policing at the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Parko
Miligay
Mberty
Justice Dats Court
Bick
Walle
Rheinschild
Duchess Visits National Academy Exhibit
The Duchess of Martorough toured the National Academy of Design Fine Art exhibition in New York as artists welcomed her interest. The La Place sale of European decorative arts opens at Sloan Galleries 147 G Street with French furniture bronzes curios early prints and English maker items, running today at 9:30 am and 3 pm and continuing tomorrow and Friday at the same hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen Ork
Duchess of Martorough
National Academy of Design
Imart
Sloan Galleries
G Street
Slaam
Adams
Allvey &E
Grant Letters and Civil War Relics Sell at Auction
A New York sale of autographs from the estate of Henry Bowen featured Gen Grant letters and Civil War documents. Highlights included Grant to Thomas and to Woane orders, a war-patch letter, and a signed six greenback note from 1867 redeemable after the Civil War. The auction drew interest for historic artifacts tied to Union leaders and reconstruction era currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Ilmy
Bowen
Andersen Attemn
Henry Bowen
Levember
Thomas
Nashville
Grant
Hood
Nashyme
Woane
Penril
Bowers
Fisans
America
Joh O Mahone
Une
Tariff plank debate hinges on Taft support at convention
Ohio delegates and national figures maneuver near the Republican nominating event. Gov Hughes and War Sec Taft factions promote distinct tariff planks while Cummins and Allison align with Taft. Wade H Killis and other aides coordinate platform writers as a tense party battle unfolds toward the convention opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hughes
Secretary of War
Cummunirs
Ohio
Vanderbilt Case Sparks Motion to Reopen Speeding Charges
Law and banking notes mix with a criminal case in New York on March 17 as attorney Jerome weighs reopening cases against Willau Ro Vainderni and David Wo Bishop for speeding. Magistrate Kernochan discharged Vanderbilt and Bishop, finding no violation of law. the matter may go to the Court of Special Sessions if evidence warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spec
Wahinean
New York
Binghim
Jerome
Lim
Willau RO Vainderni Fro
David Wo Bishop
Kernochan
Vanderbilt
Mr Bishop
Court of Special Sessions
Taft and Erin Inspire Irish Banquet Guests in New York
War Secretary Taft recalls his Emerald Isle visit while New York banqueters cheer Gov Hughes. The gathering features Taft and Hughes clasping hands as speeches highlight Ireland’s suffering and a vivid portrait of St Patrick’s Day celebrations.
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Emerald Isle
Gov. Hughes
Blarney Castle
New York
Governor and Taft
Ireland
Politician Letters Stir Debate On Ireland and Reform
A broad, era-spanning letter from Mrs Sage in politics attacks kingly rule and Irish policy, while references to Taft, British conquest, and Irish autonomy frame a heated discussion. The piece weaves political opinions with wartime-era sentiments, noting public figures and government actions.
Easy on Railroads Reform in Many States
Article discusses railroad rebates and the push for fair rates. Notes public sentiment and political debate as reformists seek square dealing for all shippers. Observes regional reactions and calls for policy changes to curb favoritism and improve transportation fairness. Author John Callan Clohaughtlin.
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Willam Pinkney Whyte
Maryland
Verwork
Orous Constitution
Laree
Fits Trust
Idol of
Dima Ita
William Pingnes Whyte
Cliver
Wong Ma
Wwe
Gorman
Naatel
Wits
Sehoel
John
Morgan
Alabama
Tsar Steshensan
Smite
Whyte
Warheld, Seth, Lee
Miles
Patralrran
Campbell-Bannerman
Port Au Prince
Juan Becius
de List
Germain
Gonaives
Celstin
Port Vu France
Vos Arerps
Phendul
Cru
Stites
Sagaimst
Wiici
Germany
Gree Brit
Denver
Tsead Gaserament
Pete
Suman
Ann Arbor
Duchess
Her Grace of Marlborough
Gen. Grant
Gen. Thomas
Allison
Fenek
Zope Ddl
Ares Consints
Java
Dabugie
George
Deikins
Lux Cyuel
Bane of Daven
Hughes and Taft
Roth
Hughes Amt Tift
Maragers Hive
York
Taft
Wade H
Genera
Min
Alison
Gov Cumming
Bingham
Banking Dept of Union Trust Co
13Th and
H Ststers
Canitaland
Erin
St. Patrick
Stephen Forni
Lum Ower
Fuley Boshop
Juste Vorat Hueling
Siwustiy
Lhemay Ferner Sture Morgan J
Buen
Dent
St Vents
Ailf Dogen Palrinhh
Art Wilt
Sergeeaik Trim
Amit Walliam J
Conor
Derrera Co
Jim Geffne
Deka
Ad Merphy Gerlugles Kasing
Rus
Fiat
Tait
Hughes
Rd Lasseatou
Lostmister Schetuy
Brererry
Iowa
Paren
Fay
Hero Pea
Mrs. Sage
Arather
Villap
Emirgalel
Gratier Town Scuightaud
Pughehea
Coltlce
Hursar
Ted Peat
Arhoe
Corres
Foss
Msulim
New Dork
Monnes
Veemay Central
Bai Taal Campant
Grinten
Baltimore
Gio
Pristenrg
Washington
Post
John Callan Clauighlin, Rey
Ree Corminsson
Fower
Nos
Ars
Texas
Leek
Roemes
Legane
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