White House Reception And Presidential Nominations
The President sent to the Senate a slate of nominations including a district postmaster at Cotikill New York, a lieutenant commander on retirement, and army officers promoted. The White House reception drew about two hundred visitors from New Orleans and others, with several remarks on party affiliations and past elections.
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U.S. NL
George 8. Stevens
Cotekill
N.Y
Tiwant A. Gorton
Eighth Cavalry
Enoch’ H. Crowder
Fighth Cavalry
New Orleans
Honda
Cleveland
Army and Navy Orders and Personnel Movements Listed
The Army and Navy announce multiple personnel moves including Major William F. Everett assigned to the Department of the Pacific, and Major General Schofield’s aide entered for official business. Lieutenant Commander Kitwin Howe left Norfolk for New Orleans with a drafting party, and First Lieutenant Simon Vendor received a four month leave extension. Commodore James A. Groot is discussed as potential superintendent at the Naval Academy. Representative Plading nominates Guy Berild Smith for Wool Point, replacing Cadet Evans in the class ahead.
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Mato Hugh Kuhl
Tanne T. Worster
Artillery
Hawood W. Evans
Mr. Smith
Carut Evens
Andrew W. Evans
U. S. Artny
District Government News: Commissioners hear health and build notices
Health officer reports last week show 113 deaths 44 births 23 marriages. Citizens seek water main on C street between Sixth and Seventh. Champlain avenue repair petition. barrooms licenses approved for Henry Schneider Lincoln avenue and Henry Downeily Current. Residents petition for next year street improvements T Vermont avenue to La Droit Park. Potomac Steamboat Company resuming wharf lease at foot of Metroct to W W Corcoran. Police seek May copy of excavation permits. several building permits issued: Windsor New Hampshire Ave and N Street 15000. Bobannan Fourth Street near G 3000. Wirginman D Street Third and Fourth southeast 5000. Hoss Wyt Street Northeast 2400. Epiphany Church addition 1500.
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Sixth
Seventh Streets
Southoast
Dents
Champlain Avenue
Columbia Road
Henry Schneider
Lincoln Avenue
Henry’ Downeily
D. A. Windsor
New Hampshire Avenue
N Street
W. Hl. Bobannan
Fourth Street
G Southeast
Thomas FE
Wirginman
D Street
Fourth Straote
Jos
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Wyt Street
Fpiphany Church
Washington Notables and Political Buzz From The Week
Washington society note highlights Govennon Courix visiting Philadelphia friends and Mrs. Grex. Wann B. Bunnert from this city travels to New York after a relative’s death. J. Ly MonGAx, secretary to Mexico’s U S Legation, plans a Colorado trip with family. General Carr to command post when Bradley retires. Also mentions Minister Casimiro Corral and local political rumors, with multiple candidate notes for governors, senators, and Congress. Old Dominion items report many buildings at risk near Roanoke and Virginia penitentiary fee changes, plus a regional agricultural paper venture.
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Washington
Gaxenat Evens
A. Cantu
Sixth Cavalry
Somerton Price
Bradley
Thirteenth Intautey
Carr
New Mesteo
jyAmaNo
Meaik Leatio
Judzo Jasine
Secrutary of the Interior
J. A. Beaver
Republicns
Pennsylvan
Casimiro Corral
Helivia
Frank Smyth
Old Dominion Notes
Ocean View
Virginia’ Penitentiary
Rufus B. Merchant
Dames
Ty Powell
In Congress Today Senate Moves on River and Harbor Bill
The Senate considered the river and harbor bill with a proposed thirty percent reduction in each item. Debates included night sessions and printing presidential vetoes. House action included grants for public buildings, pensions, and the Washington Cable Rail Road project amid ongoing surplus discussions. Local reports mention welfare of senators and a motion for Reed to oppose adjournment.
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Connecticut
Thomas Sampson
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Baseball and horse racing notes from a busy midwest sports page
Outdoor sports digest covers Nationals batting, Philadelphias wins, Cleveland and St Louis league chatter, race results at Monmouth, and a Schuylkill River boat race. Mentions Volante Troubadour match talk, Kept in brisk, era-appropriate tone with names like Hutton Morrill Carey and Valley Forge noted.
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St. Louis
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Janie Not Kirby
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Suore
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Lee
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Rose
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Teemer
Hyata
Hite
Saito Sowting
Monmouth
Sehuyikul River
Alts
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Fairmountowing Association
Arrivals at Motels Share Corridor Gossip
The Corridors column notes a stream of notable arrivals at Washington hotels. Fawant Carney and Senator Murphy of New York appear at Chamberlin's. Mrs A Gonlon of Pittsburgh and her son Mr A Gordon are at Willard's. Joy of San Francisco checks in at Wortley’s. Hon Joseph F Murphy of Indiana returns to Ithaca Honeu tile morning. Also listed are G H C Follauaworth of Hartford, Hagland’s Mony, Hough Bins of Columbia, C8 Warow of Toostonte, Mr We Th Shaw from Ludlion Toutenayt, John Holy Ab at The Ebbitt from Key West. Officers and guests include Captain Pivoittin, the Florida district’s light inspector, and Rear Admiral Aycon K Tupher with Mrs Tupher, along with ex Senator Davis of West Virginia and Lt General P Stone noted among arrivals at Wormley’s and Webher’s. The report mentions travel from Norfolk and Greenwich, Long Island, with references to naval figures en route to naval yards and homes.
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Senator Murphy
New York
Chamberlin's
A. Gonlon
Pittabure
A. Gordon
Willand’s
Wand McAllisten
Joy
Worttey's
Joseph F Mu Pound
Indiana
Ge H.C. Follauaworth
Hhare
Key Wert
Florida
Pivoittin
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Hampton
Stentier
Fort Monroe
Chiurlon IL Grosvenor
Ohio
Athens
Athans
M. G. Crown
U. S, Navy
Webher's
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Door Park
Davia
West Virata
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Abbott Moune
Henry W. Tughes
Norfolk
Navy Yard
Trou
Thule
Greenwich
Long Island
P. Stone
Wormley's
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Social notes from Cape May and coastal events
A fragmentary column reports guests at Cape May and a Maine Prose Association function at Bar Marbor. Mentions the Vensscola and European squadron at Whalaruint Bay, plus correspondence from Har Harbor about an all-ladies gathering for money. Family of General Thomas Wilkon travels from Fort Leavenworth to Wisconsin for summer.
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G. J. Dan
Cape May
Maine Prose Association
Bar Marbor
Gots
Horatio King
Mos
Whalaruint Bay
Koose
Cape
Har Harbor
Bir
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Mt Nault
Ahe Faraily
Leneral
Thomas Wilkon
Artay
Fort Leavenworth
Waukeslin
Wis
Wilton Ta Pative
Washington & Tm
Hori
Joseph &, Wilson
Rl Laut Olive
John M. Wilton
Canada to Tighten Laws for Coast Guard Protection
The government plans stronger measures this month to safeguard Canadian shores and will place several vessels under direct orders along the eastern coast. Deputies warn Americans against unlawful entry, promising full enforcement of the law, while a carriage accident near the Agricultural grounds left one injured and two people needing transport home.
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Notable Gathering at Twelfth Southern Railway Convention
The Twelfth Annual Convention of Southern Railway magnates convened in the city at noon, drawing 75 to 80 delegates from major lines. Delegates include presidents and senior officers from multiple railroads, with discussions on tariff reforms and friction with the Chicago and Ohio River pool. The meeting resumes for several days with reports and planned decisions on policy and labor matters.
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Baroness de Worms Divorce Case Reveals Continent Visits
July 14 report shows Baroness de Worms paid long continental visits for health worries while Baron Meron rented castles in Tyrol and paid out large sums totaling £20,400 over years. The baroness seeks custody of three children amid financial strain and a recent poverty prior to the marriage.
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Baroness de Worms
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Widdidon
Chicago jury threatened as mob violence erupts in city
Reports describe a night of unrest between Protestants and Catholics with property damage to taverns and homes. Police and militia restored order while arrests and warnings followed. ongoing tensions and fears of further incidents are noted across several communities.
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Lake Shore strikers face decisive action at Holden’s
Fragmented telegrams reveal tensions as Lake Shore workers threaten mass action and possible callout of the entire British strike force. Reports mention stalled efforts, death threats, and a Canadian edict tied to a Cleveland caption dispute amid wage and furnace disputes at Eagar Thompson Steel Works.
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Harry Jonas Wei Lisielig
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Toko Mitel
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Eagar Thompson
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