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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1911

Page

11

Maryland Campaign Closes Amid Optimism on Both Sides

Maryland governors race tight as Calvert and party managers voice victory. Gorman and Goldsborough backers tout potential majorities in city and state, with mass meetings planned and independent voters seen as pivotal in the final hours of the campaign.

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Auto Turtles Injure Two in Barrisonburg Crash

John Evers of Wergers Cave sustained a shoulder injury and a minor head injury when his car turned turtle near Barrisonburg Virginia today. William clung was slightly hurt as the vehicle veered into a ditch and struck a rock. The automobile was badly damaged.

Barrisonburg John Evers Wergers Cave William Evers

Political activity builds to November hearings and panama trip

The piece notes that political activity rises as November 15 opening nears with hearings on trust legislation. It outlines committee work on interstate commerce and steel and sugar trusts, plus Senate and House panels preparing for canal inquiries in Panama. It also covers upcoming party meetings and national committee plans for Taft era Republicans and Democrats.

Rouse Panama Hanate House Washington Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce Steel Trust and Sugar Trust State Department Congress Bn Appropriations Faname Senate Appropriations Committee National Monetary Commission Charles D. Hilles Taft Republican National Committee Sherman McKinley Nota National Congressional Committee National Committee

Clark Favors Annexation in Nebr Speech

In Fremont Nebraska Champ Clark says nine tenths of Americans favor annexing Canada and would back a presidential ticket on a Canada annexation platform. He plans further stops in the Third Nebraska district to support Democrat Daniell Stevens for Congress and denounces opposition by Taft.

Fremont Nebr Canada Champ Clark House of Representatives Clark Nebraska Daniell Stevens James P Latta Taft

6000 Strike Over Six Cents Hits London and Longton

London and Longton taxi service collapsed as 6000 chauffeurs quit work demanding pay, after owners deducted fractions of a cent from wages. Dispute centers on unreported extras charged to passengers and baggage. Public sentiment favors the companies amid the labor action.

London Longton

108 year old smoker dies in San Francisco hospital

Abraham Saace, age 108, died today in a local hospital after a long life marked by heavy smoking. He asked for a last cigarette and smiled as attendants tended him. A veteran of the Mexican War, he credited tobacco with aiding longevity and reportedly paid 200 for life insurance.

Man San Francisco Abraham Saace Tsages Tanach

Banking changes sought at Philadelphia meeting

Philadelphia November meeting of bankers trust companies and industrial firms urged Congress to reform the currency system. The resolution calls for cooperation among banks, independence for individual banks, uniform rates, liquidating commercial paper, flexible currency, legalization of time drafts, and peering with foreign banking to expand trade.

Philadelphia Congress Credit Ayaten Homme

Wedded at Pistol's Point Court Overrules Double Marriage

Chicago on November 2 Frederick Simon, a motel polisher, argued he preferred one wife for efficiency and morality. He admitted a 189? license naming Frederick Johnson and testified a second wife, Lucy Turnbull, has not been seen since. Judge Theodore Brentano deemed the first marriage sufficient and dismissed the second ceremony.

Chicago Frederick €. Simon Theodors Brentano Hhe Imto Frederick Johnson Lucy Turnbull Aince Simon

Lady Colin Campbell Dies in London After Notable Divorce Suit

Lady Colin Campbell, author and journalist born Gertrude Blood, dies in London at age. Her sensational 25 year old divorce suit ended in a judicial separation, a notable case that shocked society and was widely reported at the time.

London Colin Campbell Jong

Weather Conditions Report from the Weather Bureau

The Weather Bureau reports a broad area of low pressure moving east with a fall in temperatures across the South and East. Expect fair weather Friday and Saturday with low temperatures continuing in the East and South, and warmer conditions spreading into the central states. Winds vary by region from northwest to northeast, with temperate highs and lows listed for local stations.

Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington North Carolina Tonneases Torthern Santer Brater New York New England Kanter Oklahoma Texas Colorado New Mexico Peningola Lesiesipp Middle Atlantic Earpean Pore Grand Hanks

Supreme Court considers initiative and referendum case in Oregon

Attorneys in Washington and Oregon argued the constitutionality of initiative and referendum in modern government. The brief cites Bryce’s American Commonwealth to condemn machine rule and urges direct ballot questions, with seventeen states weighing similar measures. The court did not rule today and will revisit the case after adjournment.

U. S. Supreme Court Bryce Oregon United State Supreme Court Washington Supreme Court Wea George H. Shibley American Bureau of Political Research People's Rule League of America United States Owen People’s Rule League J. Harry Carnes James Brsce Congress States

Polite man robs matron of ten thousand in Winona

Mrs WoOF John of Rollingstone told Winona Police she was robbed of 10009 cash carried in a faulty cane. As she boarded a street car a stranger from Hollingstone offered to carry her grip. She handed it over and saw him vanish up a hill with the satchel. police later recovered the empty grip in a bureau chair.

Winona Woof John Rollingstone Hollingstone

Carter to Live in London Diplomat Declines Argentine Post

Special cable from The Weabington Post reports diplomat John Ridgely Carter will not accept the appointment as minister to the Argentine Republic. The Daily Mail notes he is returning from Bucharest and will reside in London with Mrs. Carter to be near their daughter, Lady Acheson.

Weabington Post London John Ridgely Carter Daily Mail Bucharest Mrs. Carter Lady Acheson

Delaware 18 Best Shot At Battle Practice Scores News

The Delaware leads the Atlantic fleet in battle practice off the Chesapeake Capes with a score of 53 661. Listed scores show New Hampshire South Carolina Washington Vermont Louisiana Kansas Michigan Connecticut Georgia Minnesota Mississippi North Dakota Virginia Missouri Nebraska North Carolina Maine Oklahoma Idaho and other ships. Major Clyde Ford of Fort Harrison Helena Mont is reported stricken with appendicitis on the way to his brother Miles Ford's funeral in Wheeling W V after stopping in Columbus Ohio.

Delaware Chesapeake Capes New Hampshire South Carolina Georgia Minnesota Mississippi North Dakota Virginia Missouri Nebraska North Carolina Maine Idaho Columbus Ohio Miles Ford W. Va Clyde & Ford United States Army Fort Harricon Helena Mont

Army Orders From November 1812 Leave Entitlements and Reassignments

Army orders list leaves and duty changes for medical and line officers, with names such as Horace Bloom, Maurice Bucksmbaum, and Robert Patterson. It notes temporary leaves in November December and January, reassignments within infantry and medical corps, and reports for duty at various posts. Naval movements include vessels arriving at Shanghai and New York, and personnel transfers between departments.

Mal Horace D Bloom Bwegh Maurice Bucksraum Predwrick HM Epucar Robert U. Patterson Hadfard John ML Campbell Twenty-eighth Infantry Lorenzo D Gasser Maurich Buchsbaum

London Style Men’s Wear Trend In New Washington Shop

Gentlemen’s Correct Shirts and British accessories arrive from London as the winter vogue. The store features evening vests, Silk Tie sets, Handkerchiefs, and half Hose in coordinated shades. Boxes priced from 79¢ to 3.00 and Knitted Cravats at 1.50. The American tie offered at 50c and 1.00.

Palais Royal Tts London Able Washington Agency Knotarr

Warranted Gloves by Fownes and Adler in Latest Styles

London and New York glove makers showcase current fashion with prices from $1 to $150. The range includes shirts of various bosom lengths and sleeve options, offering improved style material finish and fit. Neck sizes span 13 to 20 inches.

Fownes London Adler New York

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