White slave claim sparks Hoboken tale of rescue
Hoboken detectives rescue Annie Verducea from a woods den back of Nyack and learn she volunteered to free her lover John Meyer from jail. Meyer, jailed for shooting an Italian, cites Black Hand threats and a plan to win his freedom through his wife. Family and police trace letters and follow a twisted case of blackmail, loyalty, and coercion.
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Tim
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Jolonly
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Ahans
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Tisions
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Placanico
New Jersey
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Fragment
Died notices for Arthur Bumgarden Hollander and McNulty mark funeral services in Prescott Arizona and St Patricks Chapel. Dates in September and times listed with chapel locations and parent names. A fractured clipping references various families and funeral arrangements in northwest Washington and Prescott.
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Ariz
Monrow
Edward
Beatha Hollander
Othe
Frank Geers
Seventh Street
McNculty
James M
James
Emma McNulty
Puneral
St Patuek’s Charen
iTunshuns
Injured in Auto Collision After Mail Run
Edward Wolforth a United States mail carrier aged 21 and Charles Black chauffeur escaped injury in an afternoon crash near Connecticut avenue and Q street. Three hours later Wolforth was hurt again in a second collision on New Hampshire avenue while Black drove. Wolforth was unconscious and taken to Emergency Hospital.
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Charles Black
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United States
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New Hampshire Avenue
Q Street
Wolforth
Black
Belt
Thomas
D. Grasty
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Vermont Avenue
Twelfth Street
Licensed to Marry List of Ministers and Couples
A dense roster of marriage licenses shows couples paired with clergy names across multiple states. Names include Brown Ho Plumb and Mary Martin in McKevaport Iowa, Charles Mayer and Xie B Adams in Cincinnati, Ohio, plus numerous other pairings with reverends officiating in Baltimore Warren Macon Richmond and more.
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McKevaport
Mary Martin
John Metd Shannon
Charles Mayer
Xie B. Adams
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clifton S. Taxtor
James T Jefferson
Ethel G Harper
Baltimore
Clifton S. Ehters James W Moore
Warren
Lilun
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Redhouse
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Mamie Mincovsky
M Becher
Hwemry i Rockwell
Natalia Mincieleft
I H. Dunham
Paul H Fleming
Jacksonville
Fla
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W. L. Lynn
Leroy W. Tinsley
Mary £. Marconi
Macon
Dunlop Edward Casen
Ann V. Clements
John Reid Shannos
Leonard Hill Taylor
Mary L. Brothers
Richmond
John Reid Shannon
William W. Lettz
Téa Latimer
BR. P. Willams
Jacon H. Fisher
Anna Kusters
New York
Paul E. Mentzel Willams Kite
Lottie Jackson
Henry Newman
Charles L Boddie
Mandaug S&ivenson
Jonenh A .Aymond T. Davis
Soul
William A. Ray
Minos
Health Office Records and Births Mixed List
Health office records list numerous individuals with ages from months to 83 years, including names such as Proctor, Haymond, and Wilson. Birth announcements note multiple families welcoming sons and daughters, with names like Charles W and Blanche E Sheaffer, William R and Zoe R Thompson, and John and Mary Gryme among others.
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Ith
Sea
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Mone
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Mivrtle St
Frank McMaster
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Helne
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Apnea Ao
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William and
Elizabeth Johnson
Charles
Lucy Butler
Richard and
Addie Colston
Harran Minoie Robinson
Levi and
Emma Scott
Taft May Scrap Panama Trip For Ohio Visit
President Taft plans to skip his November Panama inspection trip to focus on home politics. He will visit Cincinnati from Beverly and Washington, preside at a cabinet meeting, meet Ohio Republican leaders, and address the National League of Republican Clubs in New York before returning to Beverly. The day also included calls from Panamanian minister Atosemena and other leaders.
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Barnes Assails Roosevelt and Taft Circular Attacks Albany Leader
Albany dispatch reports William Barnes Jr. uses an Evening Journal editorial to oppose Taft and warn against radicalism. Circulars from Allied Printing Trades Council No. 164 flood Albany, questioning loyalty to Taft Roosevelt and Barnes, claiming Albany is controlled by Barnes. No source traces the origin of the flyers.
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Evening Journal
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New York
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Hughes
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Johnson Likely Candidate For Hale Senate Seat
Beverly Massachusetts September 12 The Maine Democrats claim they have carried the legislature and will name the successor to Senator Eugene Hale after March 4 Charles F Johnson of Waterville a lawyer and former gubernatorial candidate is named as the most likely successor If the Democrats control the legislature Gardiner of Rockland a prominent granger and near gubernatorial candidate would be a strong alternative.
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Mass
Maine
Eugene Hale
Charles F. Johnson
Waterville
Hale
Qhedh Gardiner
Rockland
Republican Defeats in 1910 Primaries and Elections
Democrat Eugene N. Foss won a Massachusetts congressional seat March 22 by 5640. Democrat James B. Havens edged Aldridge in New York by 5831 in April. Democrat C. C. Atkinson captured Missouri February 1 by 3778, widening the 1908 Democratic edge from 1995. Michigan Republican Julius C. Burrows lost in primaries to Charles E. Townsend, a progressive.
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Congress
Massachusetts
James
Regulars Beaten for Renomination in Republican Tally
A list of candidates with regional ties including Duncan McKinlay and James McLachlan of California, John A T Hull of Iowa, Charles E Scott James M Miller William A Lalderhead and William A Reeder of Kansas, Ralph D Cole of Ohio, William H Stafford of Wisconsin, and Joseph Sibley who leaves the ticket in Pennsylvania after a Congressional nomination for the machine Republican slate.
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Duncan McKinlay
James McLachlan
California
John A. T. Hull
Iowa
Charles 8. Scott
James M. Miller
William A Lalderhead
William A. Reeder
Kansas
Ralph D. Cole
Ohio
William H. Stafford
Wisconsin
Joseph Sibley
Machine Republican
Pennsylvania
Congress
Republicans Carry Vermont Narrowly. Wisconsin Renominates La Follette
In results reported, Republicans won Vermont by the smallest margin since 1872. La Follette, the progressive, was renominated for Wisconsin senator by about 40,000 votes over his main opponent. Bass, other progressive Republican, won New Hampshire governor primaries by nearly twice the machine candidate. Thomas Leary won Vermont’s legislature seat, first Democrat from Crittenden county in 52 years.
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la Follette
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Bass
New Hampshire
Machine
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Crittenden County
Maine Election Table of Historical Vote Results
A compact tabulation of Maine voting history since 1888 shows party tallies for governor and congressional districts. It lists Republican and Democratic vote totals across years and districts, noting Democratic candidates elected and highlighting district-level outcomes.
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Maine election shows Democratic gains in local and state issues
The Maine contest for President Taft's successor featured gains for the Democrats, led by local issues such as prohibition and the Sturgis law. Early tallies suggest Democrats gained at least 12,000 votes, with full returns pending. The race touched several congressional districts, highlighted by long-time figures like Asher C. Hinds and Swasey in the Second and Sixty-first Congress, amid partisan nerviness and shifting allegiances.
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Payne
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Hinds
Col. Hale
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Daniel J. McGillicuddy
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Littlefield
Edwin C. Burleigh
Samuel W. Gould
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Powers
Frank B. Guernsey
Atill
House of Representatives
Representative Powers
George M. Hanson
Burleigh
House
Swasey
District of Columbia
Territories
Dreifus Will Probate Leaves Family Major Share
Julius Dreifus death leads to probate in Alexandria with sons Albert and Joseph named executors without bond. He grants a third business share to each earlier, leaving two thirds to Louis and real estate and cash to wife Hedwig and other children. Estate value around 12000 dollars excluding J Dreifus & Sons. Public notices include court actions over a railroad death suit and obituaries for local residents. Public Schools Reopened in Alexandria with higher attendance.
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Julius Dreifus
Circuit Court of
Alexandria
Albert
Joseph Dreifug
Dreifug
Joseph
Louis
Dreifus
Hedwig Dreifus
J. Dreifus & Sons
Nagel for Bench Hails from Eighth District
Rumors in Washington place Secretary Charles Nagel of the Department of Commerce and Labor as a possible nominee to a Supreme Court vacancy. Nagel, born in Texas and long active in Missouri politics, would fill the seat likely created by Justice Moody’s retirement, with Gov. Hughes of New York anticipated for chief justice if Moody retires.
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Nagel
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Missouri
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Taft At Bowers Funeral In Boston
President Taft and many notables attended the funeral of Solicitor General Llgud W. Bowers at the Hotel Touraine Boston. Bowers died at the hotel last Friday. daughter Martha, traveling in Yellowstone, could not reach in time for the burial at Westfield Wednesday. Rev A E Dunning led services. honorary pallbearers included Duncan McKinlay T E Byrnes and others from Chicago New York and Washington.
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John Hays Hammond
Washington
James Byrne
New York
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Parker Blames Tariff In Maine Returns
Judge Alton B. Parker reacting to Maine results pins Democratic ticket on reviving home rule and opposes Republican tariffs. He cites wasteful federal spending and pledge failures. William F. Sheehan, ex lieutenant governor, says Maine outcome exceeded expectations.
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