Race for House jobs trims leads in clerk and others
Democratic caucus to vote on Speaker Clark and four officers with South strong in clerk Trimble and doorkeeper Sinnott favored. Sergeant-at-arms race narrows between Ryan and Jackson as postmaster candidates Gordon Bremner and Dunbar vie, chaplain Couden favored to remain amid party sentiment.
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Virginia
Willam D. Ryan
Stokes” Jackson
Chaplain Couden
House
Champ Clark
Missouri
Representative Trimble
Kentucky
J. J. Sinnett
Virgina
J. J Spencer
Oklahoma
A. B. Hurt
Mississippi
William D. Ryan
Buffalo
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A. S. Jackson
Indiana
Clyde H. Tevenner
Mnoty
Robert Gordon
Ohio
William M. Dunbar
Georgia
R. G. Bremner
New Jersey
Henry N. Couden
Michigan
Edward N. Bagby
District of Columbia
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Trimble
Ryan
Stokes
Jackson
Jackson Efe
Indians State Central Committee
United State
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Ohrd
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Whnois
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McKenney
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Lr Couden
Dreuden
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Gran Army
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Chaptain
Lr Miburn
Milburn
Senate
Bagtys
Champ Clock
Aero’s Speed Report From Hamburg Flight
March 29 Taet Erler and varsenaer arrived at the destination in a plane from Hamburg one hour and fifteen minutes after takeoff. The speed exceeded sixf miles per hour according to the archive report.
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Taeut Erler and
Varsenaer
Hamburg
National education conference to be held in Jacksonville
Education experts from the National Capital will join thousands for a three day conference in Jacksonville Florida April 19 through 21. Principal speakers include Dr Paul Ritter minister to Switzerland Maurice Eran ambassador to Denmark H Benson and Don Carlos Willis. The aim is to educate Southerners on adapting education to life with broad discussion topics.
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Paul Ritter
Hill Place
United States
Switzerland
Cours
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Washington
Denmark
H. Benson
United States Department of Agriculture
Don Carlos Willis
United States Forest Service
Renewed Talk of Mann as Republican Minority Leader
Washington reports renewed talk that Representative Mann will receive Republican caucus votes for minority leader though some fear his Payne tariff vote weakens his stance. Tilson is named as likely minority whip. Cannon may lead if he agrees. Weeks remains a candidate option amid tariff shifts.
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Hlindson
Representatie Mann
Washington
Mann
Capitol
Representative Weeks
Massachusetts
Cannon
Repub- Heang
Representative Mann
Contempt Charges Linked to Herrmann in Cincinnati Inquiry
Cincinnati reports name August Herrmann as grand exalted ruler of the Hiks and baseball commission chair. Grand jury asks if Bayard Kil Sour, manager of Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone, is in contempt. Kilgour missed March 1 appearance to care for his ailing father, Wilgour allegedly told Herrmann he would be questioned. Circuit court hearings for mandamus and perjury cases proceed without decision, Judge Gorman’s term ending Saturday.
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August Herrmann
Hiks
National Baseball Commission
Grand Jury
Frank Gorman
Common Pleas Court
Bayard Kilsour
Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company
Kerrmann
Kilgour
Wilgour
Herrmann
Cincinnati and Suburban
Bell Telephone Company
John Kilgour
Miami
Charles J. Hunt
Georgy B. Cox
Cox
Gorman
Lehr Not Ill As Rumors Reach Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports deny rumors that Harry Lehr is ill with a nervous breakdown and entering a sanitarium. Norman MacLean confirms Lehr visited in Philadelphia while Mrs Lehr returned to New York. In Richmond Dr Adolph G. Hiven, Pasteur Institute director, died in Baltimore at age.
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Philadelphia
New York
Richmond
Adolph G. Hiven
Pasteur Institute
Baltimors
Democrats Push Card Index Rules to Limit House Spending
A Democratic caucus will consider a rule barring the appropriations committee from enlarging any item beyond department estimates, with a possible suspension for current needs. If adopted, the new spending body led by John J. Fitzgerald would become a passive calculator rather than a powerful machine.
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New Appropriations Committee
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New York
House
Committees On
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Missouri
Ways and Means Committee
Democratic
Committee On Accounts
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Ateer
Ways and Means
Rules Committee
Committee On Pacific Railroads
Civil Service
Sherley
Kentucky
Rites for Father Rabbia Held at St Marys Church
Funeral services for Rev. Sebastian Rabbia were conducted at St. Marys Catholic Church with a large congregation. Bishop Corrigan presided, assisted by many priests from Maryland and Pennsylvania, and the body to be buried in Washington tomorrow.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Sebastian Rabbia
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
O. B. Corrigan
Baltimore
J. P. McDermott
Steelton
George Tragessar
Emmitsburg
George B. Harrington
Barnesville
Hotel Guest Listings Across U S Cities
A long OCR list documents hotel guests and residences in cities including Boston New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh California Connecticut Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Virginia and others. The entry names numerous individuals and their hotels such as H L Burnham Raleigh Shoreham St James Ebbitt Willard and Arlington among many more.
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B. R. Sheldon
Raleigh
W. H. Lincoln
Shoreham
A. G. Fisk
BV. Gleveland
St. James
Thigago
J. M. Goodell, Jr
Ebbitt
A. E. McCardie
Mies
C. R. McCardie
B. B. Johnson
T. Parsons
Willard
HH. B. Rockwell
New York City
C. M. Gruber
Frank Bples
A. N. Peckham
E. W. Webb
H. Miller
Charles A Schwab
Coons
F. Lapham
B. Richey
H. L. Stern
Congdon
A. O. Eling
W. J. Wood
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Charles W. Drake
A. Reid
J. J. McGann
Artington
W. R. Comfort
Irene Comfort
Airs
M.D. Walker
Thomas Reilly
Biggs
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J. S. Foster
M. Stows
J. W. Conchar
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A. J. Mendes
Robert C. Ogam
P. Zimmer
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Halph T. Rowles
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Wolcott
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James S. Francis
Richmond
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Staunton
Kent Park and political shifts in early 1900s Washington
A portrait of new Republican lawmakers William Kent and William D. Stephens in the California delegation, plus Pennsylvania's Charles Matthew and the change from McKinley era ties. The piece follows Michigan Democrat shifts, Ohio influence with Myron Herrick, and veteran Pennsylvania clerk Alexander McDowell as the Democratic House convenes.
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Washington
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Hitle
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New Castle
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Matthew
Keystone
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Bedford
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House
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Cleveland
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Oklahoma 2 Cent Fare Law Blocked by Court Injunction
The United States circuit court of appeals sustained a temporary injunction against Oklahoma’s 2 cent passenger fare law and freight rate cuts. Judge Hook held the Oklahoma corporation commission invalid under the U.S. Constitution. The case continues on pleadings with no testimony, while similar rate suits for Northern Pacific and Great Northern pending in appeals court.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
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Ornshoma
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Indictments Target Carnegie Trust Officials in New York
Six felonies are pending against Carnegie Trust Company officials. The grand jury says they obtained funds and attempted to shield themselves by false statements and doctored books. Some indictments may be announced next week, likely delayed until a state banking department official can testify about director misdeeds.
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New York
Carnegie Trust Company
State Banking Department
Mistukes
Editor Defies Committee Over Senate Election Money
H. H. Kohl Kohlsaat of the Chicago Record-Herald testified before a senate panel that $100,000 was used to elect William Lorimer to the U S Senate. He refused to reveal the source of the information, citing a personal code never to violate confidences, prompting executives to recess and plan further questioning Thursday.
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H. H. Kohlsaat
Chicago Record- Herald
Senate
William Lorimer
United States Senate
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Senator Burton
Mr. Kahlsaat
Mr. Kohlsaat
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May reopen Lorimer case amid Taft denial
Friends of President Taft denied yesterday that he used his influence to aid Senator Lorimer of Illinois in his election. The denial quotes a Taft letter from last October denying any weight of the administration, as charges similar to those raised by Edward Hines. Insurgents led by Senator La Follette of Wisconsin planned to pursue the matter when the new Congress convenes.
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Lorimer
Illinois
Edward Hines
Springfield
Hines
J. Follette
Wisconsin
Congress
Fireman killed during target practice at Beechers Bay
Los Angeles March 29 F M Heil a second class fireman on the destroyer Stewart was shot and killed during target practice at Beechers Bay Santa Rosa Island. He stepped in front of a .30 caliber rifle as the gunner pulled the trigger. Heil 24 had served seven years. His father lives in Dallas Texas.
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Taft Blocks Attacks as Congress Debates Deficiency Appropriations
President Taft seeks to forestall insurgent threats in the coming session by defense of Mexican maneuvers and full disclosure to Congress. Senator Warren and Representative Foster back the president's actions while Senator Jones of Washington and others comment. Francis W. Hird is named appraiser at New York port, succeeding Wanamaker. Lloyd Griscom recommended the appointment. An exchange of telegrams with King Victor Emmanuel of Italy praises the Rome expositions and Italian unity. Taft plans a brief extra session message on Canadian reciprocity, to be ready Monday after talks with McCall Mann and George F. Smith of Alberta.
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McCall
Massachusetts
Mann
Illinois
George F. Smith
Alberta
Smith
Canada
Whisky poured on wife in Arizona divorce case
Special to The Washington Post reports Mrs Helen Wall Stevenson sues Clarence A Stevenson for separation. She says he poured whisky over her head after she scolded him for liquor spending. he admits shampooing her head with liquor in jest. He accuses her of higher spending. she is a former chorus girl. A University of Pennsylvania student is named as corespondent.
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New York
Helen Wall Stevenson
Clarence A. Stevenson
University of Pennsylvania
Black Hand Suspects Held in Italian Policeman Killing
In Kansas City detectives arrested Lorenzo Messina Nick Debrimado and Sam Genaso in the Italian section for the murder last night of Joseph Raimo an Italian policeman. Police say they are Black Hand members also tied to the December 14 murder of Italian woman Mrs Paulina Pizano. Three shotguns found in the room echoed the weapon used in both killings.
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Lorenzo Messina
Nick Debrimado
Sam Genaso
Joseph Raimo
Black Hand
Paulina Pizano
Mrs Bartlett Bride of Capt Antonio la Daga in Paris church
Paris March 2 Mrs Annie E H Bartlett of New York and Capt Antonio la Daga an aide to the King of Italy married in St Pierre de Chariot church. Newport News Va March 29 Capt Christen Petersen master of the Danish steamship Droning Olga killed by a slant wave in the ship's companionway arriving from Gothenburg.
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New York
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Washington Post
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Olga
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Badger Promoted to Rear Admiral After Death of Fremont
Captain Charles J. Badger, commander of the battleship Kansas, was promoted yesterday to rear admiral to fill the vacancy caused by Rear Admiral Fremont's death. He will later be appointed commander of the second division of the Atlantic fleet. He hails from Maryland.
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Paraded Suffrage Parade Plans in New York
Plans for a women suffrage parade on April 29 in New York exceed prior events. Prominent organizers include Mrs. Stanton Blatch and Miss Harriet May Mills. The procession from Fifty ninth Street to Union Square will feature a sedan chair with a lightweight woman, uniform dress, a float of arts and crafts, and segments led by women doctors, engineers, lawyers, and voters.
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Stanton Blatch
James Lees Laidlaw
Woman Suffrage Party
Harriet May Mills
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Martha Gruening
Collegiate Equal Suffrage
Fiftyninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Union Square
Lucy Wilson
Long Island
Grace Fi
New York
Men’s Equal Suffrage League
Frances Hertzog
Seneca Falls
N. Y
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Green
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Antoinette” Brown Blackwell
New Cabinet for Italy Formed by Premier Giolitti
Rome March 29 Premier Giovanni Giolitti announces the new Italian cabinet succeeding Luzzatti. Most of the former ministers stay in place with changes in justice and marine. New appointees include Signor Finoechaire as justice Admiral Cattolica as marine and Signor Nitts as agriculture. Dr Mann Page Smith named to veterinary medicine examiners board for five years from March 6 1911 vice Dr John Lockwood whose term ended March 5.
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Rome
Giovanni Giolite
Interior
Luigi Luzzatti
Marquis A. di San Giulante
Francesco Tedesci
Signor Facta
M. P. Smith
Mann Page Smith
D V.S
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John Lockwood
Mothers Benefit from Uri Sweet Tenders for Children
A vintage advertisement proclaims Uri Sweet Tenders for Children cure teething pain and bowel issues, relieves headaches, fights colds in four hours, and claims 14 400 testimonies. The product is sold by druggists for 26 cents with a free sample offer from Allen 3 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
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le Roy
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