Ballinger Remains Targeted by Insurgent Republicans
Five members of the congressional committee adopt a Madison resolution condemning Richard Ballinger and urging his removal as Interior Secretary. The vote, disputed quorum issues, signals continued partisan clash over Ballinger Pinchot charges and Cunningham coal lands amid conflicting committee views and anticipated full-committee action.
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Congressional Board
Representative Madison
Graiis
Pinchot
Secretary of the Interior
Minneapolis
Mann
Richard A. Ballinger
Department of the Interior
Congressional Committee
Ballinger-Pinchel
E. H. Madison
Kansas
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
James
Graham
Nelson
George Sutherland
Utah
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Messrs. Sutherland
McCall
Madison
Madison Fo
Gifford Pinchot
L R. Glavie
Secretary Ballinger
Cunningham
Ballinger
Department of Interior
Reclamation Service
Ollie M. James
Kentucky
James M. Graham
Ilinois
Fletch
W. ©. Purcell
North Dakota
Cunningham Coal Lands
Washington
Gravis
General Land Office
Nelson and Sutherland
Purcell
Fletcher
Denby
Republian
Olmsted
Maine
Root
New York
Frank J. Flint
California
To Gay
Rallinger
Marriages and Obituaries in September 1910 Notices
A swath of notices lists marriages and obituaries from September 5 to 14 1910. Entries include Ernst Bach and Clara J Stephie Stein marrying at Conness Street MFP Church, and multiple death notices with funeral arrangements and residence details across Washington street addresses and nearby towns. The items name spouses parents and funeral plans with instructions to copy notices for distant newspapers.
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Achsc
Huddleston
Conness Street
MFP
Kk DD Stone
Ernst Bach- Sahimitd
Clara J. Stephie Stun
Lind Hints At Governor Run Despite Decline
Minnesota Democrats press John Lind to accept the governor nomination as he reiterates he would not run. Lind, after long Western travels through Oregon Washington Alaska and California, arrived in Minneapolis amid continued expectations from party leaders.
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Minnesota
Washington Post
St Paul
Minn
John Lind
Democrats of
Minneapolis
Lind
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
California
Arizona
Vermont Gubernatorial Vote Shows GOP Plurality Slide
Partial returns indicate Mead 35 206, Watson 17 220, Republican plurality 17 986, a drop from 1908 and 1906 figures. Foster and Plumley re elected, Democrats gain big in the House with about 40 seats while the Senate remains Republican.
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Vermont
Washington
iMead
Watson
Prouty
Republian
Burke
Taft
Bryan
Repubiicans
Republcan
Fither
Elst
Foster
Plumley
Senate
Sherman Ahead in New York in Roosevelt Delegation Fight
The Telegram reports Republican old guardsmen hold early delegates for the state convention in Saratoga. Of 1,015 delegates, 182 are chosen, with 126 backing Sherman for temporary chairman, 52 for Roosevelt, and 4 doubtful. counties listed with counts and loyalties.
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New York
Dept
Old Guardsmen
Roosevelt
Saratoga
Sherman
Shbr- Roose- Doubt- County
Tsan
Velt
Tul
Alleghany
Canton
Cortana
Delaware
Essex
Frangtin
Geneses Y
Greene
Jefferson
Livingston
Madison
Ontario
Orlean
Schoharie
St Lawrence Breuben
Ulster Warren
La Follette Ticket Dominates Wisconsin Primaries
In yesterday’s primaries La Follette backed candidates swept the Wisconsin ticket, likely ensuring his re election in the Senate if Republicans win in November. McGovern led the GOP governor race with a 20,000 vote edge. the entire La Follette slate secured nominations. The convention will feature a Le Follette platform and Progressives in control.
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Washington
Pusu
Milwaukee
Wis
la Follette
la Foljette
Francis E. McGovern
Frank Tuckfer
Gshkosky
Congress
William Hi. Stafford
Cannon
le Follette
Senator la Follette
Samuel A. Cook
Bass wins NH governor race with 9 304 vote margin
Concord New Hampshire September 7 complete returns from two election districts show Robert P Bass of Peterborough winning the Republican nomination for governor by 19 577 to 10 273 for Colonel Bertram Ellis of Keene. Bass is described as progressive and Ellis as regular.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Robert P. Base
Peterboron
Bertham Ellis
Keene
Bass
Ellis
Republicans Win Delegates to New Mexico Constitutional Convention
Result in New Mexico shows Republicans 68 and Democrats 32 delegates to the constitutional convention. Of the 68 Republicans, 69 are against the initiative and referendum. Total majorities for Republican candidates approx 5,000.
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Santa Fe
N. Max
Republican Central Committee
President Taft Returns to Beverly after St Paul trip
President Taft arrived in Beverly Massachusetts late today completing a journey from St Paul Minnesota by auto from Boston He checked at the Touraine Hotel to inquire about the ill Solicitor General Lloyd W Bowers and was pleased by his improvement In Pittsfield he spoke to a large crowd with Senator W Murray Crane and Representative Lawrence present He praised Pittsfield growth while warning urban population trends and noted farmers profits rising yet young men still seek big city life.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
St.Paul
Minn
Boston
Touraine Hotel
Lloyd W. Bowers
Bowers
St. Paul
Pittsfield
W. Murray Crane
Russell
Dalton
Representative Lawrence
Petition for Morse's Release Draws 2000 Signatures in Baltimore
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore Sept 7 more than 2000 people in Baltimore have signed a petition seeking the liberation of Charles W Morse a former steamship magnate and ice king now nearly poverty stricken after two years confinement His wife and three sons lead the drive B W Morse secretary of Knickerbocker Ice Company will present petitions signed by over a quarter million citizens nationwide to President Taft at week end.
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Washington
Baltimore
Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
B. W. Morse
Knickerbocker Ice Company
United States
Taft
Can Theodore Roosevelt Bryanize the Republican Party
Special to The Washington Post from Louisville Kentucky Sept 7. Watterson teases the idea Teddy Roosevelt can reform the Republican Party. The piece mocks political figures and imagines a new democracy led by Roosevelt, contrasting Bryan and Roosevelt, and weighing centralization in Washington against states’ rights.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Hearst Advises Roosevelt Criticism of Taft Is President
William Randolph Hearst, via Paris cable to the New York American, defends Theodore Roosevelt while labeling William Howard Taft’s offense as being President. Hearst questions Roosevelt’s West speeches, urges return to New York for political work, and condemns Roosevelt’s attacks on financial interests as reminiscent of past panics.
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Taft
Washington Post
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Paris
New York American
Roosevelt
West
New York State
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr Roosevelt
Townsend Wins Michigan Senate Nomination by Big Margin
Detroit Sept 7 Townsend defeats Burrows for US senator by over 25 000 votes with Osborn winning governor by a similar margin Lawton Hemings Mason nominated governor for Democrats. Delegates named Edwin Debby Wedemeyer Smith Diekema McMorran Ferdney Laughlin Loud Dodds Young Winship among others.
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Townsend
Washington Post
Detroit
Mich
Charles E. Townsend
United States
J. C. Burrows
Chase
Osborn
Burrows
Upper Peninsula
Wayne County
Osborne
Lawton W. Hemangs
Mason
Edwin Debby
W. W. Wedemeyer
J. Mr. ©. Smith
Edwin L’ Hamilton
G. J. Diekema
Samuel W. Smith
WH. W. McMorran
Washington Bride Marries in Rahway. Smith and Corbett Wed
Miss Ethel Esther Corbett of Washington and Herbert Franklin Smith of Trenton NJ were married at H P Frost's West Milton Ave Rahway on Sept 7 with about 10 guests including Mayor C B Holmes. They plan an extended honeymoon and will reside in Trenton NJ. Separately, Colored Voters to Organize: plan to cooperate with Republican committee to mobilize Black voters in closed states with a District convention at Cosmopolitan Temple Baptist Church on September 2 and 30.
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Herbert F. Smith
Trenton
N. J
E. E. Corbett
Rahway
WN. J
Ethel Esther Corbett
Washington
Herbert Franklin Smith
H. P. Frost
West Milton Avenue
C. L. Cooder
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
C. B. Holmes
Republican Congressional Committee
Joint Committee of the Administration
Republican Club
Seventh Street Southeast
Maryland
Virginia
Cosmopolitan Temple Baptist Church
Senator Root Declines to Meddle in Roosevelt Sherman Contest
Senator Root visits New York as a rival from Europe moves to gauge local Republican sentiment. He meets leaders including Chairman Giscom and indicates he will not support either Roosevelt or Sherman in the controversy, though he may back the campaign after the convention. The stance surprises Roozevolt supporters.
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Washington Post
New York
Root
Europe
Giscom
Rees
Renowned Dog Barry Al Killed in Avalanche Rescue
Special to The Washington For Geneva reports the famed St Bernard Barry Al died after guiding two stormbound travelers to safety on the Grand St Bernard pass. He paused during the search that followed and his body was found after a prolonged hunt. The dog had previously saved many lives and was beloved at the hospice.
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Washington
Geneva
St. Bernard
Barry al
Grand St. Bernard Pass
Barry
Father Clavandier
Cavalleri Denies Rift With Chanler in Paris Cables
The New York World plans two Paris cables denying reports of a falling out between prima donna Mme Cavallieri and artist Robert Winthrop Chanler. She says she was operated on for appendicitis and could not join him in New York, denying money trouble and any separation. The couple remains described as on good terms at their Paris home.
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Chanter
Washington Post
New York
New York World
Paris
Cavalieri-Chanler
Robert Winthrop Chaniler
Artlat
Mme. Cavalieri
Avenue de Messine
Thi
America
Amity
Cabgure
Dolgorouki
Cavalien
Tragedies mar centennial at Parkersburg carnival
At Parkersburg West Virginia during homecoming week Charles Adams, unemployed father, drank carbolic acid and died in a crowd. Earlier, John Smith, a laborer, was accused of murdering his wife after a quarrel over whipping Smith's stepson. Smith allegedly fired five shots, killing Mrs. Smith in the doorway. Smith, 56, and his wife, about 40, were involved.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Charles Adams
John Smith
Smith
Kaiser Decorates Singers at German Jubilee in Parkersburg
Sept 7 Parkersburg West Virginia1910s report describes the Germania Singing Society golden Jubilee matinee and final concert at Auditorium Theater. Antoinette Werner West soprano and Joseph Schencke Cincinnati tenor solos performed with a 35‑member orchestra from Pittsburg Cleveland and Parkersburg. Medals from the German emperor and North American Saengerbund were awarded plus a silk flag from the ladies auxiliary.
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Senda
Farkersburg Society
Ita
Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
Germania Singing Society
Auditorium Theater
Antoinette Werner West
Joseph Schencke
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Germania Society
Emperor of Germany
Saengerbund
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Society
Licensed to Marry Promiscuously in Berlin and Nearby Cities
A colonial era wedding notice lists numerous marriage pairs across Berlin Pennsylvania Elloam Gs Colonial Beach Virginia Richmond Va and other localities. Clergy names Rev W D Helter Rev James IE Taylor Rev RB J Trealieh Rev John FE Sriggy Rev W Graffite Rev E D Stone and others are cited alongside bride groom ages and residence towns. The item catalogs multiple nuptials with varied ages and partners, reflecting a news brief on forthcoming unions.
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Lawrence O Hubbard
Blanche Dooley
Berlin
W. D Helter
James Frank Rhodes
Elloam
Augustus Brownfield
James IE ‘Taylor
Roger F Jones
Ruth 8
Coakley
Colonial’ Beach
HV. Howlett John Urquhart
Emma C Cannon
RB J Trealieh Charles Nathan
Elizabertha Westhauser
New York
N Y
Bundy
Archia D. Woolbridge
Florence Alms
Pearson
Richmond
John ‘T Thompson
Ida E Duvall
F W. Johnson
Robert F. Beasley
Ella Woodruff
Raleigh
Claude R Violett
Grace Wood
Alexandria
J M Little
William 8
John I Carroll
James E. Davis
Hennah M Tinsley
M. Curtis
William Perkins
Mery Tolliver
Baltimore
W_ Weating Frank B. Norman
Salile Tolliver
Marcellus ‘Strickland
William Carter
Lottie Stewart
Health Office Births Record Lists Numerous Newborns and Names
Birth notices show a long list of parents and newborns with numerous unrelated spellings and addresses. The entries name families from Washington DC institutions, homes, and hospitals, including Engle, Seymour, Garnett, Brown, Clam, and Williams. Several older individuals are listed with ages, locations, and hospital affiliations across multiple districts.
Teacher plagued by heat and concern at Keyser meeting
Special to one reports Miss Nelile Bright of Keyser, a teacher at the local teachers institute, suddenly showing signs of insanity during a session. Officials say worry over her ailing father and the intense heat of the day may have triggered the episode.
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Empion
Keyser
W. Va
Bmiss
Nelile Bright
Teachers’ Institute
Roosevelt visits Milwaukee German community during campaign tour
Col Roosevelt tours Milwaukee inspecting trade schools for boys and girls, meeting German leaders and Press Club members. He defends La Follette’s primary victory and urges legislature to reelect him, denouncing corruption while detailing his learning visit to local schools and clubs.
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Seidel
Arions Honor Secretary At Birthday Celebration
About 60 friends of Jacob Bruegger secretary of the Arion Gesangverein presented him with a handsome loving cup at the Arion clubhouse last night for his forty fifth birthday anniversary. John Wichhausen president made the presentation, Bruegger thanked the group in a brief speech. Plans were laid for the German celebration on October 6 with a second annual pilgrimage to Mount Vernon and the tomb of Washington. Male chorus selections by Arion members and the Washington Saengerbund will be featured. An entertainment will follow at the Arion clubhouse.
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Brueggert
Jacob Bruegger
Arion Gesangverein
Arion
Bruegger
John Wichhausen
Ogonization
Ari
Mount Vernon
Tomb of
Washington
Arion Society
Washington Saengerbund
Bloodshed follows truce in Arkansas feud
Special to The Washington Post Memphis Tenn Sept 7 About one hour after they shook hands over promises to forget their feud Joseph Villines and L Walker fought at Barkley Ark Walker is dead, three sons of Villines are dangerously cut by knives in the hands of Walkers sons and the sheriff of Newton county who tried to stop the fight is perhaps mortally stabbed The feud was quiet during a public meeting alleged to be the cause All the fighting was done with the exception of the pistol with which Villines shot Walker dead.
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Washington
Memphis
Tenn
Joseph Villines
L. Walker
Barkley
Ark
Walker
Yvilines
Newton County
Villines
Morehead Heads Synod in Richmond Session
The United Synod of the Southern Lutheran Church opened in Richmond with Dr A G Voight in devotional prayer and Dr J A Morehead elected president. Other officers named include M G G Sherrod as vice president, T Hallman as secretary, J B Cooper as treasurer, and Charles H Steiglitz as assistant secretary. Advisory members were named from several churches and mission groups, with evening talks on home and foreign missions by John Hall and C K Hunton. The synod’s women’s conference met to conduct routine business.
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Richmond
United Synod of the Southern Lutheran Church
A G. Voight
J. A Morehead
Roanoke College
Voight
M. G. G. Sherrod
Charleston
T. Hallman
Spartansburg
J. BE. Cooper
Winchester
Charles H Steiglitz
Atlanta
George H. Cox
Salisbury
N. C
J Glenn
New Stanton
W. A. Hunton
Philadelphia
F. P. Manhart
Sellinagrove
Stirewall
Japan
Edward Breckhus
United Norwegian Laynod
John Hall
Gastonia
C. K. Hunton
Salem
Women’s Conference
Synod
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Gwisaw
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N. C Ave
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Andrew J. Collins
Belt md
Teonallytown
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Manhattan
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London
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