Antirepealers Seek Roosevelt Speak Today on Tolls
Capitol chatter centers on whether Theodore Roosevelt will address supporters on the canal tolls repeal issue. Death of Senator Bradley delays final vote as Senate adjourns for obsequies. five days remain this week. Senators Kern and Norcross signal possible repeal outcome with amendments under debate. Senator Jones to speak for Pacific Coast against repeal. Ransdell to press anti repeal case. La Follette expected to oppose.
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Simmons
Jones
Pacific Coast
Ransdell
Theodore Roosevelt
Capitol
Bradley
Senate
Gradiey
Kentucky
Iowa
Kern
Congress
Norria
Washington
United States
Henatar Ransdell
Louisiana
Grier
Enatucs Ymons
West
Sterling
Liver
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Cummins
la Fellatta
Baevert
Multiple Obituaries From May 1914 Notice List
Died notices list several individuals with details of their passing in May 1914. Entries include Alinf n, Richard, Mary K Clements, Anna A Fayal, and Lazare Lowrey Reamey, with funeral times, locations, and interment details at Rock Creek and Mount Oliver cemeteries, plus church services and private memorials.
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Hannahb
Alfred D. Allen
Massachusetts
Venun Toerthwest
Rock Creek Cemetery
Sam
Daily Hospital
Richard
Henrietta B. Bennett
Dennis
Ida Bidett
Fifteenth Street
Baltimore
Colonial Beach
Clements
Ty Straet
Mary KE. Clements
Finneral
George P. Zurhorst
East
Willam H. Sardy & Co
HS Street
Clenwood Cemetery
Guy J
Florence Goss
Ephraim J
Margaret Totten
Whitcomb
Buffalo
Nathan Whitcomb
Roosevelt Ready to Attack Administration in Europe Trip
Oyster Bay May 2 The campaign plans of Col Roosevelt show a warlike posture as he returns from South America. He may issue a statement before sailing to Europe next Saturday criticizing current administration polices and delaying public discussion. Reports say he may shift to an early attack, focusing on foreign policy and the Underwood tariff law while opposing canal tolls exemption.
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Oyster Bay
Col. Roosevelt
South America
Europe
Jarzeph Alsop
Herbert Knox Smith
Connecticut
Wilson
Spain
Cel
Roosevelt
Thea
Colombia
Roosevelt to Lecture in Washington National Capital Line
Thousands queued for tickets as Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, former president and explorer, arrived in Washington to lecture on Brazilian explorations. The event at Convention Hall includes a possible tour of the Smithsonian and a dinner at the Willard, with doors opening at 8 and a planned two hour lecture on adventures and discoveries.
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Colonel Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Union Station
New York
Mexico
American League Park
Washington
South America
Pennsylvania Railroad
Per
Tinion Station
Gillbert H. Grosvenap
National Geographic Society
C. Hart Merriam
Progressiva Party
Forja
Grosvenor
Mertldin
Smithaenien Institution
White House
Itty
Taft
New Willard
Offiedra
Pregent
Convention Hall
Geographical Society
Ballig Iso
Iti
Anthony Wald
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Services Listed
A collection of funeral home ads names many firms and managers including GEO. P. ZORHORST H B GAPITOL STREET and R SPEARE 940 F Street N W plus WM Sardo Co Frank Geters Sons J WM Lee and Thos Kindle detailing modern chapels crematoriums and modest prices with contact phones Main 4280 4331 and others.
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H. Bast
Pennsylvania Ave
N. W
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Roosevelt Moves Amid Hail Of Support And Backroom Plans
Roosevelt travels amid a surge of support and a flurry of planned encounters. He aims to meet ambassadors and lawmakers, attend a dinner with the Geographic Society, and confer with Progressive leaders at party headquarters. Senators Clapp Poindexter Murdock and Rep Hinebaugh coordinate access as he travels from Philadelphia toward Washington.
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Africa
Smithsonian
White House
Washington
Executive Mansion
Threupon
Col. Roosevelt
Tul. Roosevelt
Henry Cabot Ladey
Congress
Diplomatic Corps
Cecil Spring-Rice
Jules J. Jusserand
France
Cecil
Ambassador Jusserand
Willard
Geographic Society
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Congréss
Clapp
Poindexter
Commuittee
Bradley
Oyster Bay
Victor Murdock
Kansas
House
New York
William H. Hinebaugh
Progressive Congressional Committee
Roosevelt de
Murdock
Philadelphia
Moses E. Clapp
Minnesota
Miles Poindexter
Hinebaugh
Union
College Junior Shot in St. John College Incident
Annapolis reports William R. Bowilus a St. John College junior from Middletown Md was shot and seriously wounded by an unidentified freshman during an alleged hazing incident. Authorities believe the shooter feared hazing by Bowilus and companions.
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College
Annapolis
William R. Bowilus
Middletown
St. John College
Ocean Liners and Sailings Listed in New York Service
A damaged OCR list shows diverse ocean steamer movements with ships such as Friedrich Wilhelm from Bremen to New York, Finland from New York to Dover, Lusitania to Liverpool, Minnehaha to London, and George Washington to Bremen, among others. Additional entries indicate sailings from Boulogne, Cherbourg, and patterns of Atlantic routes.
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Finland
New York
Dover
Lusitania
Liverpool
Minnehabe
London
George Washington
Bremen
Kronprinzens
Ceclite
Cherbourg
Confederate veterans urge push to sway White House over G A R attendance
Confederate leaders press President to reverse plan not to attend the Grand Army of the Republic memorials at Arlington and local ceremonies. Dr. Gleeson stays firm, pledging to try to persuade Washington Gardner to cancel the speech at the Confederate gathering. Hilary A. Herbert aids the effort, while White House officials offer a weak justification for the decision.
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South
Arlington
Camp Cemetery
Grand Army
J. P. Gleeson
G A. R
Gleeson
Hilary A. Herbert
Navy
White House
Herbert
Dr. Gleeson
Grand Army of the Republic
Untrue says Morgan on New Haven rail line facts
Charles Mellen, former New Haven president, challenges Morgan's claims about control of railroad affairs and profits. Morgan asserts cooperation would benefit New England and cites 250000 in net profits over twenty years from New Haven line dealings. Mellen says records are intact and ready for tribunal review. He says he testified under oath and stands by his testimony.
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New England
Mellen
Grand Trunk Railway
Providence
J. P. Morgan & Co
Mengers
New Haven
New York
Charles
Mr. Morgan
Rescue on a Cable Descent Ends With Child Safe
A dramatic scene describes a man descending a heavy body tied to a cable to reach a child. He reaches the child, wraps the cable around himself, slides back to the surface, and the child escapes unharmed. The account emphasizes the quick actions and danger faced during the rescue.
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Donlough
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Ehild
Swith
Threaten King's Life Sparks Police Rescue at Suffragette Meeting
A London suffragette gathering of the Women's Social and Political Union ended in chaos as shouts of Shoot the king rang out while police protected attendees. Magistrate Hopkins warned a suffragette after a crowd confrontation in Hyde Park. The scene followed militant attacks and gallery closures heightening public resentment. Miss May Richardson, jailed for slashing Rokeby Venus, was released after medical issues.
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London
Women's Social and Policies Union
King George
Mildred Ella Mansel
War Office
Buckingham Palace
Thureday
Emmeline Pankhurst
Park Gate
Glasgow
Hopkins
Blow Street
Hyde Park
Engileh
National Gallery
Tate Gallery
British Museum
Telet
May Richardson
Holloway
Miss M. B. Bacon to marry daughter of ambassador
New York May 5 Town Clerk O Connell found a car in front of Manhasset town hall. Miss Martha B Bacon daughter of former Ambassador Robert Bacon and her fiancé George Whitney a banker appeared and asked for a marriage license. The clerk issued it and they declined to state wedding date. Engagement announced last March.
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George Whitney
Washington Post
New York
O'Connnell
Manhasset Town Hall
Long Island
Martha B. Bacon
Robert Bacon
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Greaning
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Outhern Railway
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