Maryland primary results and delegate allocations
Report details Maryland county by county returns with Roosevelt leading in Washington and several counties, Harmon and Clark contesting, and precincts missing. Includes mention of delegate choices, party notes, and influence on state convention status. Also cites Prince George and Worcester counties with varied results and notes on national implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Howard
Prince George
Washington
Taft
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Caroling
Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Kent
Harford
Montgomery
Queen Anne
St Mars
Borersst
Talbot
Whorley
Worcester
Demograth
Clark
Allegany
Baltimore City
M Calvert
Denchester
Mount Kenery
Prince Greorge
Bt Mary
Fee Wilson-Anne
Montee County
Arthur T
Willard Haes
Ferize
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Wave Worthington
Rohr- Lack
Hyattm le
Prince George County
Clark LO
Harmen
WF Leon
Roosevelt
Brett
War Congress
A.M Wells
Fcsmith
Thomas Parran
WM. Mudway Mudd
Nominations for Congress In a March primaries result
Nominations emerged across districts with Democrats endorsing Jo Flarey Cavington and Charles Tonthtum while Republicans backed Albert M Borseer, J Fo Mitirsa, and Blair. Returns show Waggaman leading in one Republican race with a strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todas
Jo Flarey Cavington
Laban
Albert M Borseer
Charles Tonthtum
Tepublian
Mitirsa
The
Democrate
Krank
Parran
apAreDeliow
Ted
Sydney Te Mittgon
Chateler
Harlen
Wag- Reman
Oat Blair
Wobler
Waggaman
Taw Petar Piedch Wilhelm from Brem Bremen Barbartera
Mawre-Niagare from New York is identified alongside Bremen based Taw Petar and Wilhelm in a listing. The fragment mentions these individuals connected to two American cities and a European location, suggesting a cross border context or registration. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedch Wilhelm
Brem
Bremen
Barbartera
New York
Mawre—Niagare
Widow and Child of Hare Smith of the Titanic
Mrs Wrenger Smith widow of Capt. Smith commander of the Titanic expresses deep grief and sends a montage to friends. She signs as Eleanor Smith and a photo is shown of Mia Smith with her daughter Melville, aged 14, described as the only one in existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrenger Smith
Smith
Tletanic
Eleanor Smith
Mia Smith
Melville
Fight over control as Harrisburg prepares for Democratic convention
Harrisburg Va May 6 battle lines are drawn for the Democratic State convention tomorrow. Regulars led by James M. Guffey and Walter T Ritter claim at least 113 delegates for control, while the reorganizers led by George W Guthrie and A Mitchell Palmer anticipate about 387 delegates. 183 total delegates will be seated, and Woodrow Wilson is expected to receive twelve delegates at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
James M. Guffey
Pittsburgh
Walter T Ritter
Willamsport
George W. Guthrie
Pittsbure#h
Blate
Mitchell Palmer
Stroudspura
Vance C. McCormick
Stata
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Jarga
Wiuiiam H Horry
Delaware County
Taft Denies Claims on Lincoln and Praises Citizenship
President Taft toured Chillicothe and Cincinnati, urging American youth to value opportunity under the Constitution. He cited Lincoln’s legacy, praised a strong U.S. government, and told children to resist anti-government rhetoric while stressing education and civic involvement. He then proceeded to Cincinnati for events, avoiding comment on the Marland primaries as results pressed toward Clark in Baltimore.
Bryan Opens On Harmon In Ohio Rain
In Chillicothe Ohio a large crowd braved rain to hear W J Bryan attack Gov Jud son Harmon as he tours Ohio two weeks after a prior stop. He argued Harmon has little progress toward delegates to Baltimore and questioned Underwood aligned vs Harmon in several states. Bryan plans to press the case in the southern counties of the state tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Ohio
Oj Bryan
Judson Harmon
Bryan
Harman
Baltimore
Gryan
Nebraska
Underwood
Georgia
Florida
Harmon
Maryland primary returns show Roosevelt lead in Manland race
Colonel Roosevelt received early Maryland primary returns with clear satisfaction. He praised the candidacy but would refrain from formal comment until statewide results were known. He retired before midnight as dispatches indicated a notable Mary land contest.
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Dveter Bay
May
Col
Roosevelt
Manland
Maryland
Nevada Gives Taft Six Delegates at State Convention
Fallon May 4 The Republican State convention named all delegates to the national convention and instructed them for Taft Benster George Nixon HE Roberts H Y Morehouse BR D Goven W W Williams and M Bedt The Roosevelt minority resolutions favoring Roosevelt were tabled Delegates pledged to Roosevelt failed to gain any binding commitment or roster at the delegation meeting
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Roosevelt
Fallon
Nev
Taft
Benster George
Nixon
HE. Roberts
H Y. Morehouse
BR. D Goven
W. W. Williams
M. Bedt
Rouyvelt
Bodies of Titanic victims arrive at Halifax search ends
Halifax May 6 only one of the seventeen drowned victims recovered from the Titanic disaster aboard the Minia died by drowning. Most perished from exposure, with fifteen bodies brought to port and two buried at sea. Notable recovered include Charles M. Hays, Joseph Finnie, and members of the crew. Embalming and shipment details noted. search extended toward the Gulf Stream and edge of the current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumia
Charles M. Hays
Halifax
Gulf Stream
Maventeen
Minis
Cabteamp
H. W Cunningham
St George's Church
Minla
Waal
Grand Trunk Railway
Joseph Fynney
J Fynney& Co
Liverpool
England
Haye
Montreral
Mackay/Bennett
Memorial vote to establish arts chair at Rome academy
The American Academy in Rome votes to establish a chair of fine arts in memory of Francis Millet who perished in the Tilante disaster. A trust fund of at least 100 000 is proposed, with Millet as chief administrative officer of the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Academy In
Uncle Joe Cannon at 76 Says Stormy Years Leave No Mark
In a World interview on May Day the former Speaker from Illinois declares he feels 76 but as young as 26, has weathered many battles and storms, and is proud to be alive and active. He plans to attend a forthcoming event and stresses no regrets in his public career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Tomer
Joe’ Cannon
Ilinola
World
Arkansas Republican factions split at two district conventions
Delegates to the national convention were elected at two district meetings in Arkansas, the Fifth and Seventh districts, with Roosevelt and Taft factions each holding separate conventions. The Taft forces control the state central committee and planned a temporary organization. Roosevelt delegates may challenge before the credentials committee as they claim a majority, while a reconciliation or another convention could occur to unite supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Roosevelt
Telt
Taft
State Central Committee
Rae Alee Pee Aima
Aubremaer
Prator
Merram
Death of Boy In Accident Clears Driver
Frederick James Hoilin, driver for United States Express, was exonerated by a coroner's jury after a truck crash that killed 1-year-old Twyman Frederick at Seventh and B Streets NW. The boy, son of Mrs. G A Frederick of 19 Ninth Street, Mouth West, died after riding a wheel in front of the truck. funeral planned for Waterlick, Virginia, near Front Royal, Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick James Hoilin
United States Express Company
Twyman Frederick
Seventh and
B Streets
Mra
Waterlick
Front Royal
Pathfinder completes long ocean-to-ocean trip to Washington
The Ocean-to-Ocean Highway Association pathfinder car driven by Harvey Herrick arrived in Washington yesterday noon. After greeting Logan W Page of the bureau of public roads the party left at 3 pm for the next leg of their 4000 mile journey toward New Fork. The trip aims to map a route for an ocean-to-ocean highway in preparation for the 1915 San Francisco fair.
Washington Jewish Women League Holds Free Annual Meeting
The Washington Association of Jewish Women held its free annual meeting at the Eighth Street Temple. Officers and a board were elected, reports praised progress in aid to the poor and education, and Miss Alice Bourbage performed piano selections including Chopin Nachtstück, Schumann Necturne, Ballad and Dvorak Humoresque. Mrs Adolph Kahn was chosen president and a large turnout attended.
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Taska
Adolph Kahn
Washington Association of Jewish Women
National Society of Jewish Women
Nlekt
Eighth Street Temple
Alex Wolf
Mra the Neusman
Simon Nye
Fmanctelly
Charles Goldsmith
Mra Simon 1
Nya
Fte
Oman
Joseph Abel
Pital
Simon Oppenheimer
Birsi Sinnheimer
Mre
Ben Held
Lee Baumgarten
RB Behrend
Alice Bourbage
Chopin
Schuman
Dvorak
Mra
M. Marg
Mru
Milton Strasburger
Neuman
Simon J. Noe
Ler Baumgarten
Ming Rickle Gans
Sam
Takoma Park Elects Williams Mayor and New Council
Takoma Park Md elected Stephen W Williams former councilman mayor by plurality of 2. New council members are R Grabill H F Taff and RD Bush with votes ranging from 23 to 196. Officers to be installed June 3. Other nearby towns report mayoral races and council shuffles with varied results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Williams
Grabill
Taff
Bush
Takoma Park
Stephen W. Williams
Wos
Norman Jackson
Charles W Passian
R Grabill
H. F. Taff
RD Bush
OG Pratt
California
Williama Es
James Austin
Joseph T Plant
Mt. Rainer
Warren James
Victor Brooks
Fred Weber
Clyde Fowler
AEROS DANGER TO CITY AT CHEVY CHASE MEET
Army aviators and Paul Peck delighted Washington society at Langley Memorial Chevy Chase as the Navy and War departments plan aviation centers. Demonstrations included five aircraft, with flights from College Park to the golf links and speeches urging a major aviation program to defend the capital and expand aerial exploration.
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Aemy Aviators
Paul Peck
Langtey Memorial
Chambers
Capito
Birdvaen
Potomac
Army
Ghd
Washington
Chevy Chase
Samuel P Langley
Amithsonian Institution
Robert Ghaw Oliver
W 1 Chamberg
Navy Aviation School
Aid
Willis L. Moore
Aero Club of Washington
College Park
Golf Links
Moore
A F ‘Dann
Aero Chub
Citien
Aero Club
Oliver
War Department
United States
Wol Chambers
Navy
Virginia Capas
Wasahington
Charles de Forest Chandler
Herely Taring
Beck
Thomas DeWitt Miling
Mos
Birtland
Paul Feck
Turner Dies Suddenly at 387 Quarry Road After Meeting
Duane G C Turner died suddenly at his home on 387 Quarry road after returning from a Brightwood Order of the Eastern Star meeting. He had heart disease, was born in New York, moved to the city at age 12, and spent decades in the Southwest Washington grocery business before retiring twenty years ago. Survived by his wife Abbie J Turner and a brother living in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane GC. Turner
Society of Oldest Inhabitants
Quarry Road
Order of the Eastern Btar
Brightwood
Turner
Mr. Turner
New York
Thin City
Washington
Hieda
Abbla J. Turner
Georgetown Fraternity Banquet At Continental Hotel
The annual Theta Lambda Pi Fraternity banquet at Georgetown University was held at the Continental Hotel at night. Speakers included Judge Seth Shepard of the District Court of Appeals and Professor Murphy of Georgetown. Responses were given by Henry McGuire, JoH Chisholm, Horace Hogan, John Congreve, and W. T. Richmond, with Harry Jacob acting as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Theta Lambaa Pi
Georgetown University
Continental
Seth Shepard
District Court of Appeals
Murphy
Georgeftown University
Tonale
Henry McGuire
Joh Chisholm
Horace H. Hogan
John I. Congreve
W. T. Richmond
Harry Jacob
Ceremony Guests at the Bird Men Lease Salon Event
Prominent attendees included Gen Miles Viscount de Alle Minister from Portugal and several ambassadors and ministers from Bolivia Portugal Turkey Peru and Switzerland. Notables also listed were Mrs Wills Moore Admiral Bronson Miss Marion Stevens Mrs Brecken Bayne Waller and many others attending the ceremony at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieul Mitax
Chandler
Miles Viscount de Alle
Portugal
Mme Alderon
Elena Caderon
Countess de 1Avr
Tia Pasha
Countess de Rulaseret
Peru
Mme Pardo Minster Utter
Switzerland
Viscounesn de Libour
dAhemar
Wills Moore
Bronson
Brendon
H Dresfuse
Spencer
Sheard
Marion Stevens
Gheen
Victor Kauffmann
Max Kaufmann
Breck
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Witeen
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Batt
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Port William Vvar
Umterland Md
Allagheny County
Roosevalt
Wilson
Yorela
G. Harmon
Winen
Waxgaman
Benator Wellington
Batr Bar
Albert
Washington County
Congresa
Matt Hart
Congress
Waggamaha
David J. Levis
Gist Blair
Taw Petar
Astronomical Observatory
Reneva
Galt & Mro
Pennsylvania Avenue
Symi
Hare Smith
Pennsylvania
Fident
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Cincoln
Hamden
Breauge
Ancre
Wutat
Cincinrti
Leesburg
New Vienna
Frankfort
Blanchester
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Carrie
Tennessee
Camies
Vox
Yeat Orday
Delerater
Conways
Nevada
Ares
Joseph Finnay
Doal
Decarleret
Gulf
Halifax Harbor
Mommagny
Econ
Millet
Arkansas
SELIT
Kiulpa Little Twyman Frederick
Association of Jewish Women
Cannon
Kensington
Kennington
John 4
Jannon Waa
William Birgfeld
OH Chapel
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Edgar W Moore
Ity Courcl
Joseph W. Buck
William Rice
Moore &, Rice
Buck
Prreste
Mount Rainier
Fleet
Duane C. Turner
Pome Main
Wayne & Chicago Railway Company
Pittsburg
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company
Couy
Coleman
Notl
Johnson Bros
J Maury Dove Compan Inc
Ontreet Northwest
Johnon Bros
Diocese of Washington
St Alban's Church
Johns
Episcopal
Ballentine
Newark
Bettes
Melton-Rhodes Company, Inc
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Greensboro
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Louis Simon
Ith & C Sts
Pedro Domecq
Shor Y
Heatiga
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Seventh Street
Ask
Potomac Electric Power CO
14Th St. N. W
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Michigan
Prozey Carriage CO
Fei
Wisconsin Ave
Tharp
Ely
Tmerson Institute
Brian Tl. Reidolph
Weet Point
Annapoli Patent Office
Commissiana
Ring
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