Tawney Says Defeat Not Due To Republicans In District
Winona Minn Sept 2 Representative James A Tawney issued a statement after losing the Minnesota First district primary to Sidney Anderson insurgent Republican by about 2300 votes He argues Democratic ballots in seven counties without contests shaped the result and that Roosevelt references did not cause his loss The piece notes possible successor speculation focusing on Walter I Smith of Iowa for the Appropriations Committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Washington
Minnesotan
Appropriations Committee
Walter I. Smith
Iowa
Winona
Minn
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
Sidney Anderson
Tawney
Roosevelt
Pherh
F Oc Stevens
Hy ‘J. Halbert
Walter Smith
Lowa
Local Notices of Deaths and Funerals
Died Edna Burgess suddenly on Tuesday September 20 at Glenfield Pa. Funeral from 12 M Street Northwest on Friday September 23 at 2 oclock. Interment private. McKain Michal Wl beloved husband of Katie McKam aged 34 at 436 Ty Strat Northwest on Saturday September 23 at 9 am. Requiem Mass at St Pauls Church at 15th and S Streets Northwest. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Hatttmore. Walone Harold son of George F and Sarah M Malone note of funeral hereafter.
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Ty Strat
St Pauls
Noth West
Mount Olivet
Hattmore
Philadelphia
Mast Capitol Street
Harold
George IF
Sarah M. Malone
Washington Post Marriage and Death Notices Preview
Notices slated to appear simultaneously in the Washington Post and morning papers across the nation without extra charge. Papers listed include Cincinnati Enquirer Pittsburgh Dispatch Cleveland Plain Dealer Prudence Journal Chicago Beard Herald Rochester Herald St Louis Republic New York Times St Paul Pioneer Press Boston Post-Standard Philadelphia Public Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Wsertin
Telegraph
Morning Dewae
Cincinnati Enquirer
Pittabucg Dispatch
Cleveland Flain Dealer
Prudence Journal
Chicago Beard Herald
Rochester Herald
Bottle Courier
Louis RepubHe
New York Times
St Paul Pioneer Preag
Boston
Post-Standard
Philadelohte
Public Ledger
Should be chosen Speaker and the Smith nomination
The passage notes Mr. Smith is the sixth ranking Republican on the appropriations committee and not the top choice for Speaker. Gossip centers on his renomination and potential as a successor to Speaker Cannon, with speculation on his prospects for chairing key House committees if he remains in politics and Iowa leans Democratic in 1911.
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Smith
Tim
Appropriations Committee
Iowa
Cannon
House
Peril in Tariff agitation cited by Caumon in campaign
Danville Sept 21 Speaker Joseph G Caumon announces acceptance of his twentieth Congressional nomination and argues tariff agitation endangers national welfare. He cites a single national policy on federal expenses for agriculture railways mines rivers harbors pensions veterans defense forests reclamation and other needs. He defends the Payne law as Republican policy since Lincoln and Washington era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Joseph
G. Caumon
Congress
Repubcan
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Carey Headed Wyoming Democratic Ticket at Sheridan
Sheridan Sept 21 The Democratic State convention nominated John M. Carey for governor F L Houx for secretary of state Dr Earl Whedon for treasurer W B Rosa for Congress M C Forsythe for auditor and A Coffeen for superintendent of public instruction The platform supports initiative referendum recall direct primary law Australian ballot system and publicizing corporate affairs Hayden M White opposed the nomination and withdrew with his delegation post nomination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
John M. Carey
Cheyenne
F. L. Houx
Cody
Earl Whedon
W. B. Rosa
M. C. Forsythe
Lusk
Uu. A. Coffeen
Hayden M. White
Johnson County
Congress
White
Carey
Colorado Progressives Win at State Convention in Colorado Springs
Progressive Republicans secured the Colorado State ticket after a sharp fight, defeating a condemnation of the initiative and referendum. They backed submission to the people and paved the way for State Senator John H. Stephens to be the governor candidate, while Isaac N. Stephens was nominated for representative at large. The national administration faced divided views with Guggenheim praised in Congress and the Payne tariff bill accepted as a pledge fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
John H. Stephens
Menator Guggenheim
Congress
National Republican
Isaac N. Stephens
The
Pueblo Chieftain
Stokes Leads In New Jersey Republican U S Senate Primary
Official returns show former Gov Edward C Stokes leading Rep Charles N Fowler by about 160 votes and former Gov Franklin Murphy by about 2900 in the Republican U S Senate primary with 14 districts uncounted Total vote around 110000 Full official figures awaited Rhode Island GOP sets October 19 convention in Providence inviting Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Trinity College opens exams for freshmen with 150+ applicants. regular studies start next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Secretary of State
Edward C. Stokes
Charles N. Fowler
Franklin Murphy
Rhode Island
Providence
R. I
Republican State Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Trinity
Trinity College
Beryn
Suit by Mrs Chanler Seeks to Void Prenuptial Pact
New York Sept 21 Julia Chanler first wife of Robert Winthrop Chanler sues to annul their prenuptial agreement on fraud and undue influence. She claims the agreement endangers her and her children's income and seeks cancellation, a restraining order on Natalina Cavalieri Chanler, a receiver of Chanler trust assets, and preservation of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Winthrop Chanler
Lina Cavateri
Chanler
Julia Chamberlain Chanler
Natalina Cavalier Chanler
Office of the Register
County of
Chanter
Natalina Cavalieri
Cavallert
Chanler Trust Funds
Canal Forts Alarm Japan
A Tokyo cable to the New York Herald quotes officials warning against US fortification of the Panama Canal. Critics urge neutralization per Knox, while Counsellor Nishi is to study implications at international hearings. Japanese publicists view Mr Dickinson's Peking visit as significant, signaling a coalition. Anti American papers claim Calhoun is Beijing influenced and America a China puppet.
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Washington Fort
New York
Tokyo
New York Herald
Panama Canal
United States
Foreign Office
Nishi
Mr. Dickinson
Pekings
Calhoun
Peking
America
China
Minnesota rates illegal two cent passenger fare and freight
Special Master in Chancery Charles E. Otis ruled Minnesota two cent passenger and warehouse and railroad rates unconstitutional and confiscatory. The finding, subject to appeal, enjoins enforcement of state rates and supports federal supervision over interstate commerce, affecting Northern Pacific Great Northern and Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway case against Minnesota officials and shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
United States Circuit Court
Charles E. Otis
Otis
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Attorney General of
State Warehouse and Railroad Commission
Autos for inebriates in Paterson plan luxury ride
Paterson New Jersey September 21 rapid transit for drunkards will be provided by the board of aldermen finance committee. Drunkards may ride in fast handsome automobiles for 15 or 20 cents replacing patrol wagons. Police will extend courtesy from collapse site to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Board of Aldermen
Bodies Found In The Maine Recovery Efforts
Havana reports show forty five divers under Chief Hermone MacDurham locating bodies in the Maine cabin. Captain Ferguson ordered restraint as crews work to raise the ill fated vessel, with Col William M Bl delk noting the keel lies embedded in Tavana harbor mud to an estimated depth.
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Havana
Hermone MacDurham
Maine
Ferguson
William M. Bldek
Army Engineer Corps
Tavana
Taft Demands River Improvement Reform and Pork Barrrel Warning
President Taft contends river and rail traffic must harmonize under new measures, criticizing pork barrel funding. He urges a centralized engineers board to prioritize Ohio River and inland waterway projects, aiming to finish within twelve years, with a push to accelerate to six. He warns against piecemeal appropriations that divert funds for local gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Supervising Board of Engineers
Crippen and Leneve Up for Murder Trial in London
Dr Hawley Crippen and his typist Ethel Leneve were formally committed for trial for the murder of Crippen's wife Belle Elmore. Crippen faces the capital charge while Leneve is held as an accessory after the fact. The inquest into Belle Elmore's death continues as court proceedings reveal testimonies about marriage plans and Crippen's flight.
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Crippén
London
Hawley H. Crippen
Ethel Clara
Lerieve
Cora Belle Crippen
Belle Elmore
Bow Street
Crippen
Miss Leneve
Arthur Newton
Hilldrop Crescent
Emily Jackson
Truce in Oyster War Ends in Virginia Conference
Richmond Virginia September 21 the conference of the State commission of fisheries and James River oystermen yields a three day truce planters agree to cease operations during the period while the state will resurvey the boundary near Pagan Creek Norfolk troops to stay in marching order but not in armory tongers claim planters moved boundary stakes and encroached on public tonging grounds planters deny the charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Commisssion of Fisheries
James River
Pagan Creek
Norfolk
LICENSED TO MARRY FOOTPAD ROBBED OF $10000
A chaotic notice lists numerous marriages with many Rev. clergy and pairs from Maryland Virginia and beyond. The article also notes a crime in which suspects were held up and robbed of 10000 in currency and a 500 diamond pin at a private residence in Philadelphia, with accompanying police statements and deposited currency attempts in Chicago banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam F. Shorris
Clara A. Gates
St. Marys City
James McLain
Clarence E. Graham
Maud G. Benner
Lloyd C. Douglass
Juline RR
Lestie Harrelas
R. P. Williams
Samuel F. Parker
Blanche H. Key
White Postofice
Donald
Mackaod
Cryite C Clark
Winterpock
Kathleen M Sims
Mosley
Donald C. MacLeod
C. Towsey
Mineral Postofiics
Cieran Garrett
West Point
J J. Muir Frederick Hice
Mary V. Mennier
John T. Huddle
Moncey T. Lesie
Roanoke
Gertrude L. Mutler
Ocean View
R. P
Williams
Frederick ‘Iy Lyon
Cornelia Thomas Aihoun
Newark
N. J
Richard B Lipscomb
Barbara C. Goetzinger
Eugene J. Connelly
John A. Wilbers
Susan F. Brooks
Sugens, Oreg
James W. Clark
Michael A Borg
Maud V. Davis
C. Afteyna Charles A. Thompson
Alberta M. Rosey
Midland
W. ‘Weetray
Sacob H. Gruby
Brooklyn
Elizabeth ‘Harrison
George
Tate Rudd
Fitteburg
Orton L. H. Rance
Ivy M. Miller
Philadelphia
D. H. Wise
Chatimer Brothers
Janesville
Wis
Chicago
Silter Richerdson
Louise White
George H. Harris
Health Office Record Births and Deaths Reported
Births list includes Joan Grove, Myrtle Grove, Mitchells boy, Cross boy, Obershauren boy, James and Mabel sink girl, Carli elc, Cady gil, Hoover git, Whelihan boy, Lawson girl, Coleman boy, Vaughn were, Bryant diges, D. Deaths note Julia Reed, Ridward Southgate, John Robinson, Mary Kelley, Bridget Loftus, George Scheerer, George Storer, Mary Benjamin, Maggie Baller, Julia Lewin, Grace Smith, Andrew Jackson, Minnie Johnson, Talbert Corbin, peeoert Witeme, Washington Asylum Hospital cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan H
Myrtle I. Grove
Thomas H
Kate B. Mitchell
William W
Adam
Cross
Charles W
Bertha Obershauren
Albert W
Jene Anhts
James M
Mabel C
Sink
Joseph L
Mary B. Carli
William P
Ella Cady
James A
Hazell Hoover
Patrick
Sarah Whelihan
Mery M. Lawson
Walter
Effie Coleman
Charles
Mary Vaughn
Clarence
Mary Bryant
Benjamin
Virginia
John H. Robinson
Ist St. Nw
Mary Kelley
Bridget H. Loftus
Mass. Ave. Nw
George N. Scheerer
George S. Storer
Government Hospital
Taans
Mary Benjamin Children's Hospital
Maggie Baller
Freshmen’s
Fassett Renominated in New York Fight Over Roosevelt
Elmira Sept 21 Congressman J Sloat Fassett was renominated without opposition. An Advertiser editorial attacked the old guard and said supporters of Roosevelt for temporary chairman are as regular as Sherman backers. Col Roosevelt plans another sociological expedition to Ithaca and nearby counties, with Sagamore Hill conferences likely to continue tomorrow and visitors expected.
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Saratoga
Ithaca
Sagamoe Hill
Col. Roosevelt
Fassett
Elmira
N. Y
J. Sloat Fassett
May head Roosevelt ticket for governor at Saratoga
Frederick M Davenport of Oneida county emerges as Roosevelt’s chosen governor candidate for the Saratoga convention next week. Davenport’s primary victory over Sherman boosts Roosevelt’s allies and prompts Col. Roosevelt to send congratulatory messages to Davenport and Merwin K Hart.
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Washington Post
New York
New. Ore Press
Frederick, M. Davenport
Oneida County
Roosevelt
Saratoga
Sherman
Col. Roosevelt
Davenport
Merwin K. Hart
Sherman Sons Vote Challenge in Ward Fight
Utica New York September 21 two of Vice President Shermans sons who live in the eleventh ward were challenged for voting in the seventh wards district with their father. They swore in their votes and their fathers delegates lost that ward by 95. If they had voted in their ward they reside in they would have carried it for their fathers delegates as the progressive majority is only one. Aviator Barnes fractured his skull in a fall at an aviation meet in Folkestone England today.
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Congresa
Congress
Board of Engineers
Utica
Sherman
Seventh Ward
Folkestone
England
Barnes
Moissant
Names of hotel guests listed by city across the nation
A long list of guests staying at major hotels in Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Arkena California Colorado Kentucky Louisiana Maryland St Louis New York State Ohio Pennsylvania Texas Virginia and West Virginia is recorded with hotel names such as Willard Ebbitt and Raleigh. The compilation includes numerous individuals and couples, with cities and states indicating their travel destinations or residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
H C Gallagher
O. Putman
J. White
Charles H. Carmody
Willard
Charles Cahill
Raleigh
Chicago
H. I. Baird
J .A
Kohn
Harry F. Sordler
Ebbitt W. KR
Carmody
S J Furgeron
New York City
W. G. Nichole
Mra R. Is Crosby
Mrs. J. Ly Linking
CE. Merrill
Claude Lee
A Matthews
D J Rope
J M Kilman
Fred Zimmerman
W. C Weills
A Sterne
Philadelphia
Miss Young
H. H_ Rice
Evans
L. H Clark
G H. le Mastri
H OR Hurst
A. Abbott
Arnold Bromey
Young
J H_ Grubb
Pittsburg
W .A. Foster
G. Carson
Arkanea
Frank Hayes
Mar. Hayes
Ue Rock
California
John F. Stolger
Oakland
Cure
Los Angeles
Ebbitt
Sidney V_ Smith
Sidney V. Smith, Jr
Berkeley
R. F Burdette
ST. Yates
Willard Colorado
W. RB. Given
Denver
Willard Kentucky
E. E. Walker
Covington
Louisiana
C. E Merrill
Hyde
Myrtle B. Hyde
Ethel
New Orleans
Maryland
B. Hackenburger
Baltimore
C. H. Harris
Stevenson
Chalabee
ST Louis
A . Boylston
New York State
W. A F. Smith
Brooklyn
R. F. She
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