Contention Over Congressional Suffrage Club Name
Heated meeting at the Congressional Committee of the National Woman's Suffrage Association ends with a vote to form a Congressional Suffrage Club. Mrs Borland objects to the name citing lack of quorum, and Mrs Henry George Jr withdraws the motion amid fierce debate. A postal ballot will later decide the club’s name with results to be announced after another meeting.
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Congressional Suffrage Club
Congressional Committee
Pnadonal Woman's Buffrage Association
Northwest
Willem Patterson Borland
Missouri
Breaune
Mieibert S Burleson
Emma M Cob
Caroling Bartlett Crane
Unitarian Minarat
Michigan
Hise
Comittee
Mra
William Hent
Howe
Ts Sematora
Kant
Sherich Altence
George
Congressional
Romimittese
Mies
Emma
Merabder
Eny
Borlandt
Gifford Pinchot
Willam la Follette
Alles Pomerene
William Hughes
John E. Baker
Charlex W Pray
Wesley L. Jones
firs_Wivases GB Pierce
Rawin W. Higgins
Henry T. Rainey
Wolam G Sharp
George William Norriy
Stevena Beckwith Ayers
Roger Nelson Crasap
William Patterson Borland
Edgar Crumpacker
Houston
Henry George, Jr
John Lewis Edwards
John A. Martin
Edward B. Viceland
Damen C. Needham
Thamas Spencer Crago
Bush
Millon T U'Ren
Asie J. Gronna
Peter Moorepeer
J.B. Hardson
Jamen
Mann
Margaret Free
Bird Seagle McGuire
Tarsey AW Shackleford
Joseph Russell Knowland
James Willam Fiood
Ernest W. Roberts
Hubert Ore Harris
Ira Clifton Copley
Stanton Warburton
Curtis
Death Notice for Mary Bennett and Family in Connecticut
Fragmented obituary notes the death of Mary Bennett and references her son and Mary Rill. The notice lists addresses in New Haven and Waterbury areas and mentions funeral details including a service at St Mark Episcopal and cemetery arrangements. Partial lines indicate a May 1 service and interment in a Connecticut cemetery with related family names.
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Thoma Decatur
Bennett
Nis
Puredas
Tamer
Fateriman Seopinirty
Saftine al Leveafnor
Mary
Congres
Nicea Dienes
Foo St Markares
Episcopal Bose Wren Connectinu Avenue
SL Banc Oft
Pias Tuthweate
Molinesday Mats Ot
Italim
Taft Remits Night Rider Fines in Kentucky Case
President Taft pardons eight men convicted in the Night Rider tobacco raids in Kentucky. The Burley Leaf Growers Association members face only court costs after fines ranging from 50 to 1,000 dollars are remitted. Raids began in December 1905 as masked groups forced tobacco pooling amid violence and arson.
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Taft
Kentucky
Preadeny Taft
Who
Burley Leal Growers’ Association
Lobacen
Eerie Retendanta
Joan Steers
Perry Isumgon
A. C. Webb
Jerry S Carter
Hugh Lee
Aragn
Dark Tobacco Planters’ Protective Association
Tennessee
American Tobacco Company
Memoera
Ku Klux Klan
Gov Willson
Department of Justice
Agenia
Wutity
United States District Court
Covington
J. Perms
Yerry Simpson
Jere Carter
Frank K. Conrad
A. Conrad
BR. L. Conrad
John Caldwell
Porto Rican Delegates to Democratic National Convention
The Democratic Territorial convention elected six delegates to Baltimore for the Democratic national convention. The six are Jacinto Texidor Henry Molina Vicente Fano Wan Leenhom Pedro Timerrero and F VY Hapinves Al, all instructed for Woodrow Wilson.
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Wilson
San Juan P
Baltimore
Sue Jacinto Texidor
Henry Molina Visente Fano
forWan Leenhom
Pedro Timerrero
F VY Hapinves
Woodrow Wilson
Maryland Taft Roosevelt delegation chosen at state convention
At the Maryland Republican convention in Baltimore the 16 delegates were split eight for Taft and eight for Roosevelt but all instructed to vote for Roosevelt at Chicago. A platform praised Roosevelt's record and pledged undivided support for his nomination while Taft’s administration was commended in measured terms.
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Baltimore
May H
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Chicago
Maryland
Col
Roosevelt
Indorses
William P. Jackson
Alarke
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
William T. Warburton
Col. B. C. Carrington, Jr
George J. Wellington
Wiliam B. Tighman
Albert G. Towers
Reroni Diatriat
Robert Garrett
John H Cunningham
Albert A. Moreland
Lowie E. Melia
Theodore P Wels
J. P. Evans
Adrian Posey
Richard N. Ryan
Galen 1
J. F Evans
United States
The
Gov. Goldsborough
Taft or No One Says Knox for GOP Nomination
Special to The Washington Star. Knox. Secretary of State. in Chicago asserts Taft is the only nominee for November and rejects a dark horse or Roosevelt compromise. He predicts Taft on the first ballot with ample votes, California supporters upbeat, and Ohio likely to go Taft while Roosevelt’s nomination becomes impossible due to focusing on issues rather than facts.
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Washingtos R
New York
Chicago
New York Herald
Taft
Philander
Knox
Washington
California
Nona Zeny
Roosevelt
Ohio
Bryan Accuses Governor Harmon of Evasiveness
In Iancoin Nebraska May 1 William J Bryan says Harmon evades questions about the Wooster speech and his ties to big business. Bryan claims he did not seek Harmon's nomination nor offer a cabinet post and accuses Harmon of not revealing real reasons for his 1908 and 1910 victories.
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Bryan
Dosa
Iancoin
Nebr
William J. Bryan Eaid
Harmon
Wooster
St. Louis
Six Rescued From Mine Collapse In Minn Event
In Dulurn Minnesota on May six workers were saved from the Oliver Tron Mining Company mine at Tronwood after a cave in at the twentieth foot level. Two bodies were recovered and seven other miners were killed. A pipe driven through debris supplied the survivors with food as rescuers worked through tons of rubble to reach them.
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Dulurn
Minn
Oliver Tron Mining Company
Tronwood
Government balks in attempt to obtain antitrust papers
New York May 4 government lawyers failed to produce key papers in the suit to dissolve United States Steel under Sherman antitrust law. Several contracts between American Sheet and Tin Plate Company and American Can Company allegedly showing preferential tin plate prices were destroyed or missing. Evidence tied to Gary dinners and price understandings surfaced as the case pressed the court for access to documents.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
American
Lindabury
United States Circuit Court
American Tin Plate Company
Steel “Trust
Tin Plate Company
Sharon Steel Company
American Sheet Steel Company
Carlos Wheeler
Wheeler
Dickinson
Gary Dinners
Howard L. Davis
Philadelphia
Pittaburrh
Gary
Davis
Pittsburgh
Corey Departures Amazes Steel Suit Hearings
Government lawyers shocked by Willam E. Corey leaving for Europe while subpoena status in the United States Steel Corporation dissolution suit remains unresolved. Corey, formerly president of the firm, is said to be marked for contempt if he fails to appear upon return.
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Europe
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Willam E. Corey
Europes
Corey
Kroopringeas
Cecilie
Henry EB. Colton
Council
Jacob M. Dickinson
Jacob M. Dickinson, and Announced That Mr. Corey
Callan
United States
The
Steel Corporation
New Hampshire Democrats Choose Delegates to National Convention
New Hampshire Democrats elected 18 delegates to the Democratic national convention in Baltimore. The eight pledged delegates at large and district delegates will be mor ally bound to vote for Speaker Champ Clark, with the final slate including Clarence Carr John B Jameson Eugene Reed Henry Ledoux John R Willis Edward W Townsend George W McGregor and Guy H Cutter.
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Concord
Wbour
Baltimore
Champ Clark
New Hampshire
Clarence =. Carr
John B. Jameson
Eugene ¥. Reed
Henry T. Ledoux
John R .Willis
Edward W. Townsend
George W. McGregor
Guy H. Cutter
Mrs Thaw Reveals Secret Baby Ties to Broadway Life
Evelyn Thaw, in New York alone with the baby, plans to frequent Broadway restaurants and face a forthcoming White Plains summons. She faces no immediate loss of her $36,000 yearly allowance and may testify against her husband in court.
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New York
New York Herald
Evelyn ‘Thaw
J. C Holman
Pittsburgh
White Plains
Evelyn
Broadway
Evelyn Thaw
Licensed to Marry Names and Dates Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary marriage license notice lists multiple pairs with ages and names, including Charles Carroll Binelatt and Allen Grace Wright, Mary Diundoo and Burgess Stores Van Rev. C. H. Breene, and others. The text is garbled with percent symbols and initials, lacking clear dates or locations.
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Charles Carroll Binelatt
Allen Grace
Wright
J. R. Meagher
William S. Hobler
Mildred A Mobun
Fey
Dimon
Albert E. Davin
Flecton
Mary ¥. Diundoo
Burgess Stores
C. H. Breene
Henry Ja Shinn
Laura A. Narria
McDeanall
I Bible L. Sterts
Lupe
Suilth
Rishwabud
Wiliam J
Her. J
Montgomery
Wilson
Shirley R. Smith
Ray. Ww. Heventarry
Bartha E. Chrislan
John K. Saunders
William W Dept
Hot. Dent
Rearis Moteo
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported Arrivals and Dockings
Ships arriving and sailing are listed with routes including Copenhagen to New York Antwerp to Rotterdam and Bremen to New York. Several liners like Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Kronprinzessin Cecile and Wilhelm sail for Bremen and New York with dockings anticipated midweek and London or Plymouth departures noted.
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Mon
York
United States
Copenhagen
Idesat
Antwerp
Kranpring Wilhelm
Brimen
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Dover
Piulad
New York
Cherbourg
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Stroma
Landem
Gotterdan
Siabroncet-Koompritz Wilhelm
Bremen
Browhare
Victoria Lulan
Paris Bandits Battle Ends With Siege and Firefight
A siege at a villa known as the Moulin Rouge ends in bombardment and gunfire as police and gendarmes attack bandits. Dozens of officers are wounded. a woman is arrested. dynamite bombs fail to end the standoff. the attackers drive crowds back and the bandits retreat to the cellar and attic amid torches and explosions.
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M. Guichard
Guilllemin
Garnier
M. Lepine
Bonnet
Dubois
Cholay-le-Hoy
Ceass Fring
Inspectora
Teelf
Vincennes
Pierce
Bergt
Fleury
King
Torchea
Bestegera
Battle on the Bridge Ends as Bandits Are Killed
Thousands watched as gendarmes and soldiers stormed a villa over a brutal fight in which bandits fired from a damaged Moulin flague. Garnier lay dead as police dragged corpses into cars despite enraged crowds. The dramatic surrender of a woman marked a pivotal moment.
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Lepine
Paris
Anouave
Garnier
Vulliemin
Reward Offered For Auto Thief After Day Of Theft
Police offer a five dollar reward after the theft of three cars yesterday and last night. A single thief is believed responsible for taking an auto nearly every day for a month. Vehicles stolen include a touring car from Fight Street and North Carolina Avenue southeast and a roadster from Terminal Garage. Multiple owners, including Elie Platt and J Hedges, report missing cars. Accessories such as tires tools and wraps valued around 150 dollars were also taken.
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Dunmore
Fight Street
Carina Avenue
Elie 3 Platt
Pennsulania Avenue
J Hy Hedges
Macomb Street
H B Chandiee
Lamont Street
Brumback Elected Vice President as Health Laws Delay
Robley D Brumback was elected vice president of the Alexandria common council to fill the vacancy caused by Hue bert Snowden's death. Howard Smith won the presidency. a special session was set for next Tuesday to take up health laws and a license measure. The council fixed the tax rate at 1.80 and approved franchise sale advertising for the Royal street electric railway. 8,860 was authorized for street work on North Peyton street with 3,200 from abutting property owners. The Great Council of Red Men and Pocahontas earned a reception. Funeral details for Mary A Meade announced. Alexandria Chamber of Commerce seeks membership in the national chamber.
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Washington Post Burmau
King Street
Abrushing
Howard Smith
Alexandria Common Council
Wes
Huebert Snowden
Robley D. Brumback
Leadbeater
Harry R Burke
Smith
Whe Lame
Brumback
Spinks
Charles B. Marshall
Marshall
Board of Aldermen
Royal Street
Franklin Street
Washington-Virginia Railway Company
Committee On Streets
Peyton Street
Cameron Street
Allen case to jury today in Hillsville courtroom
Wytheville Virginia May Streuments continued in Floyd Allen case, alleged Hillsville court room assassins to be brought to trial. It became clear the mountaineer's fate will not reach the jury until tomorrow afternoon as Mrs Allen sat with her husband in black and shielded her face with a bordered handkerchief.
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Wytheville Va
Floyd Allen
Hillsville
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