Campaigns this year governors and senators
Campaigns in Maryland Virginia Ohio Rhode Island Massachusetts and Kentucky will shape party strength next year. Maryland faces a constitutional amendment on voting rights that could shift control. Virginia and Kentucky hinge on contests between veteran senators and rising governors. Ohio and Massachusetts see unsettled gubernatorial fates amid intra party clashes, while Rhode Island tightens to a near balance and Massachusetts faces a potential national role for its governor.
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Kentucky
Virginia
Blackburn
Martin
Ohio
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Maryland
North Carolina
United States
Thomas Martin
Andrew J Montague
Old Dominion
Virginia Republicans
New England
W. L Douglas
Mitle
Myron T Herrick
Senator Foraker
Senator Hanne
Herrick
C. W Beckham
Toca
McIntosh declines consul general post after nomination
Easter George C. McIntosh of Fayette County West Virginia announced on return home that he would not accept the consul generalship at Buenos Aires though nominated by West Virginia senators on Saturday. He cited no ambition for foreign service and family education needs, saying he preferred not to leave for an extended period. The Parkersburg Internal Revenue collector post was his target, but West Virginia leaders chose Elliott Northcott instead.
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West Virginis
Cline
Easter George
C. McIntosh
Fayetts
Dw. Va
Buenos Ayrea
West Virginia
McIntosh
Internal Revenue Collector
Parkersburg
Elliott Northcott
Hhis
New Governor of Canal Zone Will Succeed Davis
Plans by the Isthmian Canal Commission are near completion and likely to be published this week. Chief Engineer Wallace would remain as the sole retained member with a new advisory board handling administrative tasks. A new Canal Zone governor will replace Gen Davis, with Judge Charles E. Magoon possibly serving as minister and governor in dual roles by midsummer.
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Roosevelt
Messrs
Wallace
Parsons
Burr
Great Maritime Highway
Canal
Canal Zone
Davis
Charles E. Magoon
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Panama
Republic
John Barrett
Bunau Varilla Coming to Confer with Roosevelt
Former Panama minister to the United States Philip Bunau Varilla sailed from Europe aboard the Philadelphia to New York. He plans to visit Washington to confer with President Roosevelt and canal authorities about his canal route experience and offer guidance from his French company background.
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Panama
Paris
Philipe Bunau-Varilla
United States
American Line
Philadelphia
Southampton
Cherbourg
New York
Washington
President Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Mary New and Novel Moving Pictures at the Academy
Shepard's moving pictures drew a large audience with a mix of comedy pathos and fantasy. The program featured The Yeggsmen Anple's Love Story The Pioneers and The Barbers Revenge plus scenes at the Danbury Fair Niagara and a trotting horse race. French fantasy films were also shown with noted cleverness.
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Mary New
Shepard
Academy
Anple
Danbury Fair
Niagara
Moving Pictures of the War at the Columbia Theater
A Columbia Theater program last night presented vitagraph war episodes from the Far East. Highlights include Japanese troops boarding a Tokyo train bound for Korea, Russian sailors manning a heavy gun, and Port Arthur scenes with the surrender of Gen Stoessel. The reel promises authentic on site photos with shells and mine explosions enhancing the drama.
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Far East
Columbia
Columbia Theater
Vitagraph
Qne
Tokyo
Korea
Port Arthur
Gen. Stoessel
Panama Canal Commission replies to Dr Reed criticism
The Panama Canal Commission filed with the Secretary of War a detailed reply to Dr Reed’s March 3 letter criticizing its Panama Isthmus operations. It denies ignorance or misstatement, defends medical staff input, explains X-ray procurement, intern salaries, clerks’ pay, vessel moves, and hospital plans, and emphasizes sanitation efforts and timely supply purchases. The exchange addresses fever, malaria, and hospital admission rules, asserting steps to prevent private-practice competition and ensure robust hospital care. In other news, the yacht Sylph, under Lt Frank Loven, is repaired and prepared for Navy duties beginning with Pensacola practice to support fleet readiness.
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Panama Canal Commission
Secretary of War
Panama
Cr. A. Reed
Reed
Washington
Commission
United States
Taboga Island
Miraflores Hospital
Civil Service
Canal
Sanitary Department
Atenan
Organization of
Washington, Fost
Norfolk
Frank i” Ovens
Navy Yard
Pedsacola
Fila
Avy Morton
Political Gossips on Federal Appointments and Oregon Trial Hints
A Washington gossip column outlines President Roosevelt plans to appoint Frank Tyree as United States marshal for the Southern district, with Hillett Northcott nominated as internal revenue collector, while speculation swirls around Senator Mitchell’s Oregon trial and potential Democratic vacancy. It notes Senate committee reshuffles, Jerome’s Philadelphia apology to Mayor McClellan, and a New York City police probe context, plus a Vallego murder aboard the cruiser Boston with James Cooper in jail claiming self defense.
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Frank Tyree
Huntington
W. Va
Hush
United States
JohnK.mypson
West Virginia
Je- Bire
Tyree
Hillett Northcott
Internal Revenue
Senate
Northcott
Iasinee
Oregon
Mitchell
Portidad
George E. Chamberlain
Mitchel
Philadelphia
Willem Travers Jerome
New York
American Academy of Political and Social Science
McClellan
New York City
Jerome
Tammany
George B McClellan
Army of the Potomac
Jaqua
Trav
George
Jerome McCiggan
Wiliam Church Osborn
Police Department
Osborn
Twenty
Princeton
Orborn
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Mesrs
Mager McClellan
Vallejo
Cal
Boston
James
Cooper
Clare
A. Dorsett
Béth
Hooper
Dorsett
Tim
Duty on Coffee Seen as Philippine Aid in Sugar Fight
The article reports that Republicans discuss a coffee duty as a substitute for admitting Philippine sugar and tobacco free of duty. Senator Teller supports the idea as beneficial to both the United States and the islands, while Senator Carmack of Tennessee opposes taxing coffee to meet the deficit.
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Teller
Carmack
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Louisiana
Texas
South
Colorado
United States
Philippines
Denver
Michigan
Nebraska
Utah
California
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Islands
Brazil
Tennessee
Congress
Army
Honors Its Patron Saint Feast Day at St Joseph Church
A grand feast day celebration for St Joseph, patron of St Joseph's Catholic Church, was held yesterday at 10:30 a.m. with a solemn high mass led by Rev Ignatius Bealy. Deacon Rev HB F Hailoran and subdeacon Rev Edward B F Coyle assisted, and Rev Charles Warren Currier delivered the panegyric. A 30-voice volunteer choir, 40 altar boys, and a candlelit sanctuary filled the church, drawing attendees from other parishes.
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St. Joseph’s Church
St Joseph
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Ignatius Bealy
HB. F. Hailoran
Louisville
Edward BF. Coyle
Taunton
Mass
Vincent Hughes
Charles Warren Currier
St. Mary's Church
St. Joseph
Daisy Joyce
Pr Bennttt
Gibbons
Adminster
Father Tucker
Joseph
Obscure Speaker Driven by Duty to Care for Jesus and His Mother
A fragment reflects on a speaker who valued duty over popularity, asserting greatness lies in fulfilling obligations toward Jesus and the holy mother. The text suggests a person’s true stature comes from devotion and perseverance against obstacles rather than public acclaim.
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Jesus
Devia
Mission of the Faulists Celebrates First Anniversary
Solemn services at the Apostolic Mission House marked the first anniversary of its opening at the Catholic University of America. Very Rev. A. P. Doyle spoke on the mission movement, detailing the Catholic Missionary Union’s work since 1896 and praising the Mission House as a training ground for missionaries and a center of church effort.
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Apostolic Mission House
Catholic University of America
Mission House
Mgr. O’connell
Catholic University
A. P. Doyle
Catholic Missionary Union
West Point
Catholic Church
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