Arlington Hotel to be dismantled as former glory fades
United Press reports the Arlington Hotel in Washington, opened mid 19th century, is being dismantled for a new hostelry. Celebrities mingled in its halls, valuables and memories rise in new owner markets, while figures like J Pierpont Morgan and Mark Hanna are linked to its storied past.
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Checks and Thrift Cut Bank Spending
A proverb notes that nine times out of ten a man who keeps money in banks and pays by check curbs part of his extravagance. The remark links modern banking habits to disciplined spending and suggests checks regulate excess.
Favor Seekers Named and Disowned in Bryan Resolution
In Washington and Baltimore on June 28, a tariff discussion and a dramatic Democratic convention scene unfolded. Representative William C. Redfield argued tariffs on potatoes raise prices, while William Jennings Bryan steered a resolution opposing candidates beholden to J Pierpont Morgan, Thomas F Ryan, August Belmont, or any “favor-seeking class,” provoking cheers and boos as Virginia and New York delegates reacted.
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Tenino July Fourth Celebrations Planned With Parade
Tenino prepares a grand Fourth of July event with an elaborate program and no expense spared. A parade featuring Centralian autos will travel to Tenino from Rochester and Chehalis, stopping along the way.
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Aberdeen League Report a False Alarm Over Centralia
A circulated report claimed Centralia tests showed the Sule Lee league dissolved and Aberdeen no longer exists. Aberdeen team did not attend Chehalis due to bad weather, and C. J. Albers, league president, said the report was false.
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John A. Topping Witnesses in Steal Inquiry
John A. Topping testified as a Republican chair witness in a theft inquiry. The proceedings centered on alleged misappropriation within party campaign operations and potential involvement by several committee members.
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Barefoot Secret Service Guards Endure Dust on Taft Campaign
Three agents James Sloan Jr Lucien Whesler and Richard Jervis known as Jimmie Jack and Dick constantly shield President Taft in dusty campaigning. They follow in a car behind Taft as he speeds through New Jersey and Tampa, ending each day plastered with dust and wearing dusty dress shoes later discarded by a New York hotel.
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Lucien C. Whesler
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Taft
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Americans draft program for fifth International Chamber of Commerce
In Brussels on June 28 the American committee on the program for the fifth International Congress of Chamber of Commerce reported its plans. The Boston meeting next September is set to adopt the program with minimal changes, covering living costs, unified checks law, international postal reforms, penny postage, international office, maritime union, exposition regulation, and bank agreements amid religious considerations.
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