Boutell Opposes Direct Primary After Narrow Nomination
Illinois contest results show Narney Sherman Boutell planning an independent run after a close GOP defeat by F. H. Gansbergen who billed himself as a progressive. George Edmund Moss secured the Leuth district nomination by about 500 votes amid insurgent opposition. J R Mann led in Second district with a larger tally than both insurgents combined. A group of thirty-two Democrats who backed Lerner for senator were largely renominated. a full list of Republican and Democratic congressional nominees follows.
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Chicago
Narney Sherman Boutell
F. H. Gansbergen
Boutell
Washington
Beverly
George Edmund Moss
Naval Affairs Committee
We Eouse
Leuth
George P. Englehard
Frederick C. Delang
J. WR. Mann
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
William Lermer
Congress
Martin B. Maddent
Michael Maher
James R. Mann
John ¢. Vaughana
William W. Wilson
Fred J. Crowley
Michael G. Walsh
James T. McDermott
James T. McDermott ,—Louis H. Clussmann
Adolph J. Sabath
William J. Moxtey
Edmund J Stack
Fréderick Lundie
Frank Buchanan
Daniel D. Coffes
Thomas Gallagher
Fred Ho Gansbergen
Lyndon Frans
George Edmund Foss
Richard J. Finnegan
Dixon
James McKinnes
George W. Princ
Albert E Bergland
Suneph V. Graft
Claud A. Brone
John A. Sterling
Louis Pilzhenry
Jexsph G_ Cannon
Tifa
Cunditt
William B McKinley
James Heanskin
Clay Wilson
William A
Obituary notices from a late 1910s newspaper fragment
A fragmented list of death notices and funeral arrangements. Entries mention Mrs. Mary Ross Hanks of Cuittin Georgia, infant Francis H. Reed, Rear Admiral Dickins, and others, with dates in September 1910. Notices include family residences, burial sites, and requested attendances at churches and cemeteries.
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Milby
Mary Ross Hanks
Cuitfin
Georgia
Francis H RE
Robert H.aml
Dickins
New York City
W Dickins
Lathe Pratt
Columbidoa
Salindas
Qavatey
Arington
Aay Nguer
Loyal Legion OF
Fk Usapd
Jonmme
Tie National Cemetery
Wantin
Amery
So Nay
Ommander
Huarorp
Danvers
Ulta
Ahem Ricker
Pamela
Fothers
Poly
NSTA
Phursé
LE Mure Greenlyst
George Tel Greeny
PNA
Ty Street
Lyons
Svonoom
Progelence
Piaduv
Mehade
Aml Som
Welham
Marriage and Death Notices From The Washington Post
The provided text appears to be a garbled registration of newspaper names and publishing notes. It references marriage and death notices and lists outlets such as The Washington Post, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Providence Journal, Chicago Tribune, Rochester Herald, St. Louis Republic, New York Times, and others. No coherent event or individual details are present to summarize a specific notice.
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Washington Post
Cinenatic Foquirer
Pillsbore Dispatch
Cleveland
Provadence Journal
Micags
Rochester Herald
Tete Cethes
S. Loula Republic
New York Times
St Panl Pioneer Press
Portland
William HH
Max. Pennell
Ashevine
N. Min
Atlanta
Asher
Cincinnati
Kla
Cheyenne
Wye
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Wash
Tacoma
Ohia
Toledo
Vickaberg
River Bulletin
Harpera Ferry
W. Va
Potomag
Wilson to resign as Princeton president to trustees
Dr Woodrow Wilson nominated for New Jersey governor says he will resign as Princeton University president at the next board of trustees meeting on October 20. He does not expect to make many speeches during the campaign and argues national issues like tariff should not be injected into the race.
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Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Princeton University
Board of Tustees
Indiana Republicans to run a progressive Indiana campaign
Indianapolis Sept 16 Chairman Lee addressed the Republican State central committee stating the Indiana campaign will follow straight progressive lines though not the rampant insurgent type He cited Maine as an example where progressive leadership led to defeats and urged Indiana to campaign progressively based on recent election results
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Lee
Republican State Central Committee
Maine
Uniform Primary Urged at Saratoga Conference
John A. Dix, chairman of the Democratic state committee, urged a nationwide congress of governors to draft a uniform primary law and a state statute to ban corporate money from corrupting the legislature. He told about 200 Democratic leaders in Rensselaer? Saratoga county that citizenship must rise above partisanship to achieve reforms.
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Rallston Spa
N. Y
Congress
John A. Dix
Democratic State Committee
Saratoga County
Shallenberger Withdraws From Governor Race After Recount
Lincoln Nebraska September 14 Gov Shallenberger trails May Dahlman in Democratic governor recount and decides to quit the contest. He argues the timing is too tight and further delay would help Republicans. The recount shows a net gain of 103 votes for Shallenberger.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Nebraska
Shallenberger
Dahlman
Omaha
Connecticut Senate Candidate Seeks Seat in Senate Race
Norwalk announces ex commissioner of patents John Sex mour as a candidate for U S Senate. the next General Assembly will elect Senator Bulkeley's successor. In Newark, William H. Wiley is renominated by the Eighth district Republicans defeating progressive George H. Austin.
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Norwalk
Conn
John $. Sexmour
Cleveland
United States Senate
Connecticut
General Assembly
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Wiley
Washington Post
Newark
N. J
Wiliam H. Wiley
Tis
George H. Austin
Licensed to Marry Thomas Grew and Ameliade Dietrich
A court in Fairfax County Virginia grants license to marry Thomas M. Grew and Ameliade Dietrich, with Judge Bundy presiding.
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Thomas M. Grew
Ameliade Dietrich
Paifax Count
OG ‘ Bundy
Health Office Records and Obituaries Chronicle City Deaths
The Health Office lists numerous births including Samuel W Pry and Maude L Pry a boy Ernest DeWitt and Sarah E Smith a girl and many others. A section of deaths cites Thomas M Maher Suse C Thayer Joel Craven Mary H Banks and Inaac A Kline among others with ages ranging from 1 year to 84 years.
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Samuel W
Maude L. Pry
Ernest DeWitt
Sarah E. Smith
George H
Ella Magee
Grover H
Alice ¥. Kesterson
Edgar C. and
Mingle
K. Wattaker
Charles L
Mollie Woolard
Ebert K
Marion K. Buclew
Osco la Claire
Maule E. Marstelter
Inverables
Suse C. Thayer
Providence Hospital
Coward
Wheatley
Government Hospital For Insane
Joel Craven
St. Nw
Mary H.banks
Margaret Kreamer
Prospect Ave
Anne M. Wotlord
Edgar C
Minnie K. Whitaker
18Th St. Se
Charles Pellington
Mary J. Haskins
Elmst
George Carter
Sadie Beagles
Mary Jackson
Balls Alley
Henry H. Boll
Snows Court
Louana Gaskins
Benjamin Jackson
Broad Alley
Caroline G. Uarrington
Washington
Roosevelts Stand Lit Up by Barnes At Saratoga Clash
New York Sept 14 Edward L Barnes Jr Albany Republican state committeeman declares the Saratoga state convention will decide whether the party remains a conserving force or bows to Roosevelt radicalism. He warns mob incitement weakness and party missteps threaten New Yorks traditional business protector role. Roosevelt replies blessing enemies and calls Barnes framing Rooseveltism.
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New York
Republican Party
Saratoga
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Old Guard
Barnes
Roosevelt
Col
Spirits who control T. R. speech at Ohio Spiritualists meet
The Ohio Association of Spiritualists opened a three day convention in Cincinnati with over 50 delegates. President Broerster says everyone has a control and Roosevelt is believed to be controlled by Lincoln, Caesar, Napoleon, or a powerful Indian chief. The group discusses spirits guiding a new patriotism and public reaction against the old order.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Association of Spiritualists
Harry FH. Broerster
Columbus
Theodore Roosevelt
Mehaffey
Abraham Lincoln
Roosevelt
Caesar
Napoleon
Lincoln
Dwight Wins Tompkins County Primary Delegates
Representative John W. Dwight, Republican whip, appears to have captured 105 of 155 delegates from Tomkins county to the district convention. In New Jersey, Judge W. B. Runyon was nominated for Congress in the Fifth district, defeating Charles N. Fowler, with resolutions endorsing the Taft administration.
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Ithaca
N. J
John W. Dwight
Tomkins County
Ngures
Plainfiel
W. B. Runyon
Union County
Congress
Charles N. Fowler
Taft
Humphrey Nomination Likely as West Washington Returns Run
Seattle sept 16 returns show Representative Wil fan E Humphrey a standpatter with 40137 votes cast for the Republican nomination in West Washington district. He appears to pass the 40 percent threshold with about 1170 votes to spare based on nearly complete returns.
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Humphrey
Seattle
Wash
Wil’ Fan E. Humphrey
West Washington
Mauretania Passengers Freed After Manifest Mistake
Eleven hundred twenty steerage passengers aboard the Mauretania were discharged. Only 1,120 were counted by Health Officer Doty with 1,122 listed and 410 Americans still aboard Hillis Island. The mystery arose from a manifest error. counts later confirmed 1,120 aboard.
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New York
Mauretania
Hillis Island
Doty
Uniti
U S Steel Must Pay Tax on Stock Transfers
Albany N J September 16 Attorney General O Malley rules United States Steel cannot dodge New York stock transfer tax by outsourcing transfer agent work to New Jersey When a sale occurs in New York the transfer is in this state and tax is due The ruling will save millions for the state by applying to corporations with stock dealings in New York.
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Albany
N. J
Williams
O'Malley
United States Steel Corporation
New York State
Steel Company
New Jersey
New York
Roosevelt
Staten Island
Mr. Cromwell
Col. Roosevelt
John Temple Graves
W. R B. Hearst
Mr. Roosevelt
West
Hamilton Fish
Twenty-first Congressional District
W. J. Youngs
United States
Lucius N. Littauer
Edward O'Maney
Kracke
George Cobb
Harvey D. Hinman
Marcus Braun
Immigration Department
Smith Cocks
W. W. Cocks
George H. Betts
Lloyd Griscom
Otto T. Barnard
Y M C A Attends Cherrydale Corn Roast
Thirty Y M C A members travelled from Aqueduct bridge station at seven last evening to Cherrydale Virginia for a corn roast and watermelon feast at Dr Johnson's farm. They returned about eleven o'clock.
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Cherrydale
Dr. Johnson
Aqueduct Bridge
Roosevelt on newspapers and laboring man views
The dialogue reviews Roosevelt’s stance on newspaper men and laborers, praising press ties and vowing to avoid trouble while pledging decisive action against opponents. It notes hopes he will guide voters and maintain good relations with editors and politicians alike.
Kaiser Decorates Diaz For Centennial Greetings
Berlin September 18 Emperor William sent a telegram of congratulations to President Diaz on his centennial celebration. As a personal gesture he conferred the Grand Cross of the Order of the Red Eagle. President Diaz replied with thanks from himself and the nation.
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Berlin
Emperor Wiliam
Diaz
Chalan
Order of the Red Eagle
Weather Summary From U S Department Report
Friday observed fair weather east of the Rockies with showers in Florida and parts of Iowa. Central valleys showed rising temperatures while eastern sections remained cool. Showers likely in western plateau and northern Rocky Mountain regions. winds northeasterly along most coasts with variations by region. Temperatures ranged from 40 to 78 degrees with no rainfall through 8 p.m. Sunshine averaged 11.7 hours.
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U. S. Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Florida
Louisiana
Iowa
Rockies
Roely
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Guit
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
European
Grand Banks
Battle for $3,000,000 Will Contest in New York
A New York Surrogate ordered Gustav C. Barnett to produce or show cause for a will in his possession as two Philadelphia grandchildren contest the estate of Aaron Barnett, a retired cotton merchant. The filing alleges Gustav moved the elder Barnett with a bag of personal items, fled a will favoring his wife and grandchildren, and acted as temporary administrator. Mrs. Goss testified Barnett spoke of a will cutting off his daughter-in-law and Philadelphia grandchildren, claiming a new will left $100,000 to the daughter-in-law and the two children.
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Washington Post
New York
Aaron Barnett
Philadelphia
Surrogate Cohelan
Gustav C. Barnett
Barnett & Co
Leonard Street
Gustav
Maria Goss
Barnett
Ansonia Hotel
Sustey
Sadie Rosenthal
Samuel L. Barnett
Marjorie
Alan Barnett
Samuel
Rita Barnett
Metropolitan figures reveal wide corporate campaign donations
H. H. Vreeland former president of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company testified at the Merritt investigation that every firm he was connected with funded campaigns and that in 1903 the Metropolitan Securities Company gave 20000 to 25000 to the Republican State committee and 17000 to 19000 to the Democratic State committees. He was unsure about local contributions.
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New York
H. H. Vreeland
Metropolitan ‘Street Railway Company
Merritt Investigation Committee
Metropolitan Securities Company
Republican State Committee
Democratic State Committees
Morganthau Admits Jewelry Smuggling After Return
New York, Sept 16. Mengo L Morganthau, millionaire candy maker, arrived on the Mauretania and confessed at the custom house that his arrival declaration omitted部分 items. He and his family had brought 39 000 dollars in jewelry, and Morganthau was arrested by authorities.
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New, York
Mengo L. Morganthau
Europe
Mauretania
Morganthau
Postoffice Safe Looted at Mays Landing
Robbers blew open the post office safe in Mays Landing New Jersey early today. They took nearly 3200 in cash and fled by automobile. The men also tried to break into nearby houses but were frightened off.
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Mays Landing
N. J
Justice Uses Real Scales In Cleveland Case
In Cleveland on September 16, Police Judge Levine warned Mrs. Julia Knesbeck that she would be arrested for neglect if her 19 year old son Edward weighs under 150 pounds. Previously she faced a vagrancy charge after he appeared emaciated in court. He weighed 154 pounds at today’s weighing, and the judge sent him back to his mother with a warning to provide sufficient food.
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Cleveland
Julia Knesbeck
Sixty-seventh Street
Edward
Levine
Enesbeck
Kenesbeck
Turner sailors leave town for fishing season opening
Beaufort North Carolina September 16 fishermen back from vacations expect busy season as mullet flood in area. Turner veterans from New York and others join Turner group, hosting guests from Columbia Turner Union. Over 600 people work to process and entertain while schooners head to island ports. Visitors tour Mount Vernon and surrounding bays, with most day spent sightseeing in Washington.
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Beaufort
N. C
Turner Regi
New York
Columbia Turn
Mount Vernon
Banzana G
Turnverein
Turners
Washington
Thomas Carroll Killed After Fall From Street Car
Thomas Carroll, a 64 year old Washington labor activist and Bricklayers Union member, died at Casualty Hospital from a skull fracture after falling from a street car on H Street NE yesterday afternoon. He was found unconscious by conductor R. Reardon and transported by carriage to the hospital. Survived by wife and two sons Frank and Thomas Jr. Funeral likely at St. Aloysius Church.
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Thomas Carroll
Casualty Hospital
Carroll
G Street
R. Reardon
Washington
Bricklayers’ Union, No. 1
Frank Carrol
Thomas Carroll, Jr
St. Aloysius’ Church
Naval War College move debated at Newport
Agitation renews for relocating the Naval War College from Newport to Washington or Annapolis as the training station expands. Proponents argue the War College building could serve the station and that closer proximity would unite army and navy war colleges.
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Washington Post
Newport
R. 1
Naval War College
Wshington
Annapolis
War College
Washington
Army
Navy War Colleges
Woman of 80 Enrolls at Ohio State University
Mrs A D Winship aged 80 registers today as a student at Ohio State University Columbus Ohio She plans an optional course and says she attends college to acquire as much knowledge as she can She recently returned from Michigan where she attended a summer school.
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Columbus
Ohio
A. D. Winship
Ohio State University
Prohibition Urged at Utah State Democratic Convention
Provo Utah seat 3h reports the State Democratic platform adopted last night calls for a prohibition law direct primary elections popular US senator election by vote initiative referendum recall and a tariff commission. It also favors cooperation between state and federal governments and broad use of public lands for settlement and mining.
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Provo
Utah
United States
Rockefeller Stays in Ohio for Fall Visit
Special to The Washington Post reports John D. Rockefeller did not travel to Tarrytown for his annual fall visit. He stayed in Cleveland to read a census report and was pleased by the city’s population growth. Mrs Rockefeller’s health was not sufficiently improved for the trip.
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Tarrytown
Washington Post
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
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