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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1911

Page

10

Sheehan Resists Withdrawal From Senatorial Campaign

New York March reports that William F. Sheehan refuses to withdraw his candidacy for the United States Senate. In an open letter to Democratic legislators and private talks with supporters he vows to seek another caucus endorsement. Daniel Cohalan, allied with Tammany Hall, sees a possible nomination, while insurgents led by Senator Roosevelt promise independence from any binding caucus decision.

Daniel Cohalan New York William F. Sheehan Albany United States Meit Meesheetan Sheehan Cemynas Cohalan Franklin D. Rowevelt Mary Walker Judiciary Committee Weu Levy Tamdeny

Woman suffrage views by Ella Brehaut and others

A collection of March 11 to March 18 suffrage opinions features Dr. Mary Walker seeking a U.S. Senate nomination, Helen Grenfell urging civic voting, and Ella Brehaut noting tactics of antisuffrage. Commentators from the New York World and Times critique political manipulation and civic participation, while Anna Blount and other voices discuss home roles and political duties for women.

Helen Grenfell Colorado Prison Commission College Equal Sug Ton

Tom L Johnson Suffers Relapse In Cleveland

Cleveland Ohio March 16 Tom L Johnson suffered a relapse after exertion while trying to recover from a recent illness. He had shown improvement ten days ago but grew worse after hours of strenuous activity and rest remains uncertain.

Tom L. Johnson Cleveland Ohio Tom Oombassy

Indiana Patronage Easing Sparks Indiana Political Pact

A swing in Indiana politics follows Robert L Tracewell's homebound decision as comptroller. He becomes U S marshal, with Beveridge’s pact on internal revenue post, while Crumpacker toys with governor prospects amid patronage shifts and New York politics stirring Washington.

Indiana Robert L Tracewell Treasury Tracewell United States Harry Pettitt Beveridge M. Lee Internal Revenue Elam Neil Neil Indianapolis Comptroter Hemenway House Ferry Mitchell Harry New National Committee Crumpacker Congress Crum Spacker Gpovernor Washington

Council To Act On Taxes Measure Faces Limited Debate

The Washington Post reports Alexandria city council will revisit the tax rate ordinance after added assessed value. The current rate remains $1.80 per $100 with a 4 percent pre July 1 discount, despite earlier talks of lower rates. Extended debate is not expected. Funeral services held for Mrs. Henrietta Petry after fatal burns at Alexandria Hospital. Elks attend Barrett Mexico lecture at Columbia Theater. Margaret R Talbot, 54, dies at Alexandria Hospital. burial in Franconia, Virginia.

Washington Post Bureau Wing Street Alexandria Solons Common Council Board of Aldermen Paff Henrietta Petry Alexandria Hospital Wheasley’s Undertaking Establishment Ig. F. Kelley St. Mary's Catholic Church Union Cemetery Elks Barrett Alexandria Lodge Mexico Columbia Theater Washington Robert South Barrett Margaret Talbot Margaret R. Talbot William R. Dove Fairfax County Franconia

Trade rally dull days ahead in stock market

Special to The Wellington Post reports a prolonged stock market dull spell with small daily totals and reluctance by wealthy buyers to commit until Supreme Court rulings in the antitrust cases are issued. Analysts note a normal seasonal pause, but optimism persists among high finance and business leaders about a coming forward movement and stronger foreign trade balance, aided by a robust wheat crop and global demand.

Welbington Post New York Supreme Court American Tobacco Standard Oil Coutry Wall Street Commission Transmissouri

Hand to Mouth Business Grows From Demand Shifts in US Steel Analysis

A late batch of orders resumes and a hand to mouth trading pattern fades as manufacturers and wholesalers stock up for a longer period. The United States Steel Corp analysis shows mills operating at 70 percent capacity with only 8 percent railroad demand versus a normal 23 percent, signaling diversified growth and shifting consumption in iron and steel.

Fussell Faea United States Steel Corporation Iron and Steel United States

60,000 Tons of American Steel For Quebec Bridge Bid

In the latest steel trade developments, arrangements for 60,000 tons of American steel for the Quebec bridge in Canada were perfected with the St. Lawrence Bridge Company as general contractor. An order for 10,600 tons of heavy rails for New Zealand is expected, while exports to South America, Cuba, and the Far East rise. Domestic rail orders include 1.5% for Atlantic Coast Line, 500 cars for Loutaville and Nashville, locomotives for Pere Marquette, and 16 engines for Nickel Plate. Overall, rail contracts top 26,000 tons. structural and fabricated steel near 22,000 tons. Steel firms operate at about 75 percent capacity. Southern furnaces concede to gain Western shipper contracts totaling about 40,000 tons. Ferro-alloys activity reaches 12,000 tons, including 6,000 tons for Cambria Steel Company.

New York Quebec Canada St. Lawrence New Zealand South America Cuba Far East Atlantic Coast Line Loutaville Nashville Pere Marquette American Bridge Company Cambria Steel Company

Giolitti Framing Cabinet Reported In Rome

Rome March 26 No official announcement has yet been made about the new cabinet but it is thought to be formed with Gioliti premier and interior minister and several other ministers including Bisso lati Sacchi Credars Faota Cattolica Spingardi Di San Giuliano Finecchiaro Abignente and Baccelli Five ministers named in the Luzzati cabinet are expected to retain posts in the new lineup.

Rome Giovanni Gioliti Signor Bissolati Socialist Signor Sacchi Signor Credars Signor Faota Cattolica

Ambush wounds Louisville and Nashville railway detective at Baxter

Railway Detective Rose was shot twice by an unidentified assailant at Baxter Station in Harlan county near Middlesboro Kentucky. He was brought to the city in critical condition with two bullets in the head. Rose, employed by the Louisville and Nashville line, is believed to have been targeted over a personal grudge as authorities hunt the shooter.

Baxter Middlesboro Rose Baxter Station Harlan County I Rose Louisville and Nashville

Currency board to meet in Washington under Aldrich aid

The currency commission of the American Bankers Association gathers in Washington this week at Senator Nelson W. Aldrich's invitation. A joint session begins tomorrow as the commission discusses banking and currency legislation likely for the new Congress. Members include William P. Hepburn and James B. Forgan, with other bankers from Chicago, St. Louis, and Atlanta.

Currency Commission American Bankers’ Association Enance Washington Nelson W. Aldrich National Monetary Commission Congress William P. Hepburn Chase National Bank New York Europe James B. Forgan First National Bank of Chicago Festus J. Wade St. Louis Joseph T. Talbert Chicago John Perrin Luther Drake Omaha Myron T. Herrick Ohio Solomon Wexler New Orleans Robert Ward- Trop Pittsburg Arthur Reynolds Des Moines Joseph A. McCord Atlanta W. V. Cox Second National Bank of Washington John L. Hamilton Hoopeston W. I. O. Watts Nashville William Livingstone Detroit Bankers’ Association George W. Reynolds Charles H. Huttig Frederick E. Farnsworth Commission Aldrich Taft

Southern Building promises fireproof offices for occupancy May 1

The Southern Building at Fifteenth and H Streets NW advertises the largest and handsomest office building south of New York. It boasts 400 outside-lit offices with lavatories and hot and cold water, four electric elevators, and superior service. Rentals claimed to be competitive with other high grade fire buildings. Reservations now being taken. plans and rates available through Assistant Secretary at 820 821 Colorado Building, telephone Main 1845.

Hsts New York Washington Southern Building Corporaton Colorado Building

RACE STANDS BY BOOKER T Washington at mass meeting

In New York a Bethel A M E Church gathering of about 500 negroes adopted resolutions expressing confidence in Dr. Booker T. Washington after his recent injury in a confrontation with Albert Ulrich, a white man. Attendees praised President Taft for sending sympathy and praised Washington’s fortitude.

New York Bethel A. M. E Booker T. Washington Albert Ulrich Taft Washington R. C. Ransom Dr. Washington A. C. Powell

Insurance ledger fragment shows unpaid claims and reserves

A brief financial note lists net unpaid claims and reserves for salaries rents and expenses, commissions brokerage and capital stock. It records a surplus over all liabilities totaling 22 076.58 in a dated ledger entry.

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