Dover / New York / Bridgeville / Ashland / Wilmington / Chicago / /
Company
du Pont / /
Country
Netherlands / Canada / United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
court of Boyd County / West Virginia court / court of Cabell County / /
IndustryTerm
machinery / organic law / law requiring careful preservation / /
MusicGroup
Mr. President / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
Legislature of the State of Delaware / HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES / Committee on the Judiciary / Senate of West Virginia / Committee on Elections / Judiciary Committee / Senate / Senate of the United States / county clerk’s office / Democratic Party / Committee on Privileges and Elections / United States Senate / Congress / UN Court / West Virginia court / Committee on Privileges / /
Person
Reed / Zurburg / R. C. Layton / Richard Bartholdt / Harry A. Richardson / Willard Saulsbury / Aaron P. Prioleau / Allee / Daniel O. Hastings / George S. Legare / Charles J. Maurer / Henry Algernon / Daniel D. Murphy / H. D. Hatfield / Gilbert N. Haugen / Overman / Fred J. Crowley / Sutherland / William W. Wilson / Cornelius P. Swain / Robert O. Houston / James A. Hughes / W. W. Culbertson / /
PoliticalEvent
GENERAL ELECTION / Senate election / /
Position
county chairman / mayor / President / county clerk / No election official / election clerk in the office / marshal for the State of Delaware / candidate for the office / Representative / probate judge / marshal for the district of Delaware / attorney / counsel / colonel and his manager / learned and distinguished counsel / miner / manager / marshal for the said State of Delaware / Senator / Colonel / assistant cashier / chairman / President of the United States / marshal / /
ProvinceOrState
West Virginia / Virginia / Indiana / Missouri / Sussex County / South Carolina / Kentucky / Cabell County / Cook County / McDowell County / Maryland / Illinois / Delaware / Boyd County / Iowa / Mingo County / /
Chapter CLXVIL GENERAL ELECTION CASES, 1911 TO[removed]The Senate case of Henry A. du Pont. Section[removed]Cases in the second session of the Sixty-second Congress. Sections 130–[removed]Cases in the third session of