Toft canvass chief arrives as meeting is called off
Columbus May 12 waiter Brown of Toledo chairman of the Republican State Central Committee arrived with A E Borys state commissioner and manager of the Taft canvass for president in Ohio. Brown says he will not rescind his call for the meeting and that Senator Dick who called off the conference did not consult him. Brown's position under the circumstances is not yet known.
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Columbus
Ohio
Waiter Brown
Toledo
Republican State Central Committee
A. E Borys
Taft
Brown
State Central Committee
Foraker
Washington
White House
Olio
Blandis
Senate
George B Cox
Taft and Foraker clash over Ohio primary future
Senator Foraker’s rebuke of a Columbus conference is read with interest in Washington. Taft remains reticent on presidential politics, insisting nominations occur without wrangling. Taft’s allies and administration leaders weigh the implications while avoiding public comment on the Ohio dispute.
Central Labor Union Konsiders Smokers and Woodworkers Strike
A five member committee was appointed at the Central Labor Union to study a potential April smoker inviting employers friendly to labor. Resolution to contact President Gompers and act with him on the Mish Punt N woodworkers dispute was adopted but later defeated.
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Eost
Sears
Washington
Bakers Union
Dg Schmuilt
Bakers
Central Labor Union
Roberts Consadine
Pray
Sehmont Atel Shafer
Lahore
F C Roberts
Ves
Centre
Labor Umion
Ubon
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mish Punt
Walt
Wess Beta
Brinktaait
Elects Claud R. Zappone At Regatta Association Meet
Forty five clubs attend the eighteenth meeting of the Middle States Regatta Association naming officers. Hatma TF Piike of Philadelphia is president, HK Zappone of the Potomac Rowing Club in Washington DC is vice president, Pywid Betta of the Valenta Boat Club of NBwo tok is secretary, and Stryver & Cuamer of the Lone Silent Cluy of New York is recording secretary. A new speedway project is reported under consideration.
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Wasleritos
Regatta Association
Nie Oy Bk
Simei
R. Meetigg
Middle States
Lasac
Hatma TF Piike
Philadelphia
Lad
HK Zappone
Potomac
Wissington
Pywid Betta
Valenta Boat Club
Nbwo
Tok
Tredsuazer Stry
Ohio horse dealers allege discrimination by Adams Express
The MebLaughlin Bros of Columbus Ohio files a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission accusing Adams Express of excessive rates and discrimination. They say the firm was charged 50 dollars per car for shipping horses from New York to Kansas City with a Columbus stopover, compared with a direct car rate.
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Ohio
Adams Express Company
Yesseriat Agaist
Atoms Express Cormpny
MebLaughlin Bros
Columbus
New York
Kansas City
Kansas
Regrets on Georgetown decline spark retro era trade talk
Hugh T. Taggart told a large audience at the Columbian Historical Society meeting in the Shoreham Hotel that Georgetown thrived as a colonial commercial port under municipal rule and faltered after Congress abolished its government. He cited L Enfant’s plans and praised the capital’s early growth while lamenting congressional neglect.
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Hugh T. Taggart
Georgetown
Columbian Historical Society
Shoreham
A. B. Hagner
Taggart
Congress
Rock Creek
Retah
Congress of the
United States
Potomac
Ius
Washington
L’enfant
Federal
Death at luncheon shocks New York lawyer in Washington
Morris Schneider, partner in Abraham & Morris Schneider of New York, died at Gerstenberg's near Fourteenth Street in Washington after a luncheon. He suffered heart failure, received aid from Dr Kaufman, and collapsed near the door. Coroner notified. Robesons and Oberndorfer kin arranging transport to New York.
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Morris Schneider
New York
Abraham & Morris Shneider
Broadway
Gerstenberg's
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Schneider
HH. M. Kaufman
Negltt
Horne
First Precinct
Abraham & Morris Schneider
Sennever
Sanday
National Hotel
Schneder
William Ho Robeson
Robeson
Gerstenberg
Police Department
Nathan Oberndaerfer
Washington
Foreign Guests Leave Jamestown Registeered Navy Cadets
Chilean midshipmen who visited Jamestown departed the city over the weekend leaving Jabal Hotels without foreign naval names on their registers. Officers visited Cantol Tabors and other public sites before departing at 6:30 PM for Jamestown. Participants included Nestor Dic first class Victor Runster second Gustave Seberos second class George Let second class and Brancsee Mike cadet engineer.
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Jamestown
Jabal
Pietelier
Jamesmon
Nartz
Nestor Dic
Victor Runster
Gustave Seberos
George Let
Branc
Mike
Former stage performer Aaron Shaner buried in Congressional Cemetery
Aaron Shaner also known as Aaron Swaneor died suddenly after a navy yard shift. A former theatrical figure in his youth known as Harry Melville, he later served as property man at the Theater Comique. He leaves a wife and daughter Miss Mary Virginia Shaneor. Funeral today at 2 PM from residence 112 1 Street SE under Washington Lodge No 43 R.O.EL.
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Aaron Shaner
Aaron Swaneor
Navy Yard Amit
Congressional Cemetery
Washington Lodge
Shaneer
Navy Yards
Alteora Pa
Harry Melville
Caomique
Eleventh
Streets
Mary Virginia Shaneor
Better Roads for Cuba Under Gov Magoon Plan
Gov Magoon outlines extensive road work in Cuba with $4 million set for major improvements in Pinar del Rio the chief tobacco region. Cuban Congress approved $5 million. current treasury holds about $16 million idle while banks flourish. Government revenue exceeds expenditures by about $509,000, accumulating surplus faster than under Palma.
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Magoo
Bureau of Insurer Affairs
War de Tatment
Palma
Goldie Neil Faces Trial For Greenwich Hotel Killing
Special to The Washington Post Bridgeport Conn May 13 The trial of Mrs Katherine Neil Goldie Neil for the killing of her husband in a Greenwich hotel last December was not reached on today’s calendar but is in readiness and will likely be called tomorrow after minor matters. She expressed calm and belief in acquittal and defends by self defense claiming Neil abused her prior to his spree. He, a former pugilist, met the artist model turned singer before the crime.
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Washington Post
Bridgeport
Neil
Artists Models
Blaine
Goldie
Greenwich
Resists Arrest After Gunfire On City Suburban Line
Harry Donaldson, charged with shooting Conductor Kline of the City and Suburban Railway, fled to nearby woods after meeting officers with a shotgun. A parcel of transfers on the conductor’s coat likely saved a life as shots were fired on a Hyattsville area car, with passengers panicked. Donaldson, a former Prince George County deputy game warden, had been ordered to stop smoking on the car.
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Wdgemont
Berwyn
Beltsville
Donaldson
Kiftne
Kline
Ronaldson
Tonaldson
Prince George County
Bonifaces Capture City at Hotel Men Convention
Jerome H. Joyce of Baltimore appears practically certain to be elected president of the Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association at its twenty eighth annual convention in the city. About 1,200 delegates and auxiliary members arrive from across North America for the four day event with sessions at the New Willard. Joyce, a Baltimore hotel proprietor and leader of the Maryland Hotel News Association, is expected to win over James H. Bowker of Marljed. A busy schedule includes receptions at the White House, luncheons, and two banquets for members and the women.
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Delepntes
Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association
United States
Canada
North America
Shoreham
New Willard
Ferome H. Joyce
Baltimore
James H. Bowker
Marljdem
Cann
New England
Joyce
Monumental City
Maryland Hotel Mews Association
Chicago
West
New York
South
Arlington
Robsey Atlat
White House
Raleigh
Body of G W Roosevelt Arrives for Brussels Burial
The body of George W Roosevelt former consul general at Brussels arrived tonight on the steamer Finland from Antwerp. Mrs Roosevelt accompanied the body and proceeded to Brussels where the interment will be made in Washington New York May 13. Roosevelt was a relative of President Theodore Roosevelt.
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Brussels
Washington
New York
George W. Roosevelt
Finland
Antwerp
Hood's Sarsaparilla Aimed at Blood Purification and Vitality
Hood's Sarsaparilla surpasses rivals in merit sales and testimonials. It purifies the blood cures humors eruptions and blood disorders. It strengthens the stomach creates appetite and builds up the whole system, reviving tired or weak individuals.
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Hood
Jamestown Pageant Echoes Liberty and Law History
Governors Swanson and Grey lead a Jamestown commemorative pageant on the island where the first settlement stood. Ambassador Bryce links English dominion to the James River fort, praising liberty and ordered law. Prominent attendees include Lady Evelyn Grey, Bishop Gibson, and colonial antiquities societies.
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A. M. Randolph
Virginia
Gov. Swanson
J. Taylor Dalyson
Gov Swanson
Jamestown
Wiliam and Mary College
Joseph Bryan
Richmond
Ambassador Bryce
Bryce Snake
North America
James River
Hast India Company
Carthage
Rome
Gaul
Clovis
Constantinople
America
Columbus
James Town
England
Lady and Evelyn Grey
Earl Grey
Canada
Gibson
Diocese of
Association For the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
Colonial Dames
Daughters of the Revolution
Japanese Warships Tsukuba and Chitose to Anchor in New York
Special to the Washington Post reports the armored cruisers Tsukuba and Chitose arriving in New York from James Town will be the first Japanese war vessels to drop anchor here. Shore leave for officers will be organized with New York’s prominent Japanese community planning events including dinners, tours, and a luncheon at the Twenty second Regiment Armory after a parade of sights from Grant’s Tomb to Wall Street. Vice Admiral Ijuin and Admiral Dewey will participate in related entertainments aboard the ships and ashore.
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Tan
Washington Post
New York
Tsukuba
Chitose
Jamestown
Bray
Dewey
Astor
United States
Ijuin
Tsu- Jouba
Ais
Reten
West Thirty-fourth Street
Japan
Army
Navy
Grant
Tomb
Wall Street
Rojestvensky
Battle of
Tsushima
Twenty-second Regiment
Hippodrome
Rieet Wall
King Edward Message Prompted US Reply at Jamestown
The State Department released yesterday its reply to King Edward’s message delivered to President Roosevelt by Ambassador Bryce at the Jamestown Exposition. Secretary Root’s note, dated May 6, expresses pleasure at receiving the royal congratulations on the tercentenary of Jamestown and the birth of the American nation.
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State Department
King Edward
Roosevelt
Ambassador Bryce
Great Britain
Jamestown Island
Root
Maden
Jamestown
Edward Grey
Amert on and Great Britain Ties Up Mutual Goodwill State Message
The cordial address expresses appreciation for His Majesty's government. It notes Amert on’s path toward a prominent role among nations and emphasizes enduring affection and mutual goodwill between Amert on and Great Britain.
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Amerton
Great Britain
Think Japan Slighted Prince Fushimi Visits USA
London May 13 diplomats express astonishment at President Roosevelt not inviting Prince Fushimi to Washington. They note the prince will visit nearby cities soon and question if any invitation was extended. No official explanation or discussion found in Washington or State Department.
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Prince Fushimi
Washington Post
London
United States
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Japan
Prince Fushi
Canesda
The
New York Times Co
State Department
Italian Sailors Win Three Of Four Races At Hampton Roads
Italian crews dominate the international boat races aboard warship yachts at Hampton Roads. They win three events and lose one on a foul in the Indiana boat, while Japanese entries fare poorly finishing last in two 4 mile service cutter races. Five races were scheduled but one was canceled after crews failed to report.
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Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Anchorag
Bampton Heads
Indiana
Varese
Station
George Austrian
Agbern
Matna
Iowa
Chitoxe
Taukubu
Apanese
Gies
Kentucky
Sankt Georg
Etruria
Italkin
Weather Forecast and Temperature Report from May 38 Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports broad pressure patterns from Sunday night into Monday, with warm easterly weather in the East South and Southwest and rain and snow in the Northwest. Temperatures well below average in Western Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska. Showers expected Tuesday in the lower Arkansas Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and southern upper lake region with possible raft or snow in northern lake areas. Cooler in the lower Arkansas and Missouri valleys and southern upper lake region, warmer in Atlantic States. Steamers bound for Europe face fresh to brisk southwest winds. Special forecast notes include storm wardage on the Great Lakes and local weather reports with temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and sunshine figures for the day.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Sugdey
New England
Lake Region
Great Central Valleys
Southwest
Snowe
Rocky Mountain
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Ratky Mountains
Plateau
Arkansas
Missouri
Mischasippi
Upper Lake Region
Upper Lake
Onlo Valley
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Northwest
Central West
European Parte Aml
Grand Banks
Governor Dawson Denies Partisan Building Posts Clash
Governor Dawson defended his appointments to the Jamestown Exposition Commission saying he must ensure his party has a fair share. He confirmed the restoration of former Gov. McCorkle and Staunton to the commission and named Virgil A. Lewis and State Treasurer Newton Ogden to fill vacancies after resignations over who controls building staff.
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Washington Post
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Dawson
William A McCorkle
Fred MM. Staunton
Jamestown
White
McCorkie
Staunton
Virgil A. Lewis
Newton Ogden
Bribery Talk Sparks Madison Senator Election Rumors
In Madison Wisconsin on May 12 rumors swirl about money influencing the election of a United States Senator. Report says two assembly members have confessed to being approached or believed they were.
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Madison
Wis
State House
Assembly
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CEBA
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Batiste
IOC
Lansburgh&Bro
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Victor” Talking Machine, and Records
Graat Lakes
Seta
Harpers Ferry
Wva
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Jamestown Commission
Peter Grogan
Mayers
Wilson & Mayers
Maryland Casualty Company
Sorprity Storage Company
Fifteenth Street
Hebbard
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Money
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Columbia Phonograph Go
Borthywest
Kristian Xander
Ives Virginia
Egat
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John Wedderburn
Adler
Victor E. Adler
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
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Jth and
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Uneeda
Etoe
Graham
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