Gray's Boom to Promote Gray Candidacy in Denver
A Washington bureau near Fourteenth and K streets opens to boost Judge George Gray of Delaware for the Democratic nomination. Richard J Beamish leads the effort with a Wilmington office to broadcast Gray news and secure support from Delaware, Lackawanna County, and Southern states.
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Tstabliel
Washingtn
George Gray
Delaware
Denver
K Street
Fourteenth
Richard J Peanmash
Philadelphia
Gray Mi Beamish
Gray
Ray
Mintauneo
Pauln
Amanda
Deim
Sal
Funeral Directors and Embalming Services Listed
A compiled list of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and contact numbers. Key names include J William Lee, John R Wright Co, RF Harveys Sons, Spears Undertaker, WM H Sardo & Co, Thos Sergeon, Thos A Costello, Frank Geier's Sons, Geo P Zurhorst, and Geo P Zurhorst's parlors. 企业 listings provide on premises services and telephone contacts.
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J William Lee
Urars
Commondious Rhipel Tol Moan
John R Wright
Chavel
Speare
N. W
H Sardo & CO
Moedera Chapel
Lincoln
Sergeon
RSC
A. Costello
FLNOR
Frank Geier
Seventh ST
Geo P Zurhorst
Ladartaror
Fvbalmer
East
Capitol
Long stands firm in bid for Republican delegate at large
Special to The Washins from Port Boston reports ex Gov John D Long will not withdraw his candidacy for delegate at large to the Republican national convention. He favors a free, uncommitted delegation and foresees a lively State convention contest with supporters of Bigney and Long. He backs Taft for president but calls for full discussion due to Ohio feud, labor sentiment, and possible colored vote defection.
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Washins
Port Boston
John D Long
Taft
Ohio
Bryan is Party Lord Strong Forces Oppose Him
A column argues that after Bryan’s Denver nomination a strong anti Bryan sentiment within the Democratic party could upend his bid. It claims private interests fuel opposition, warns of a possible rejuvenation of democracy, and questions Bryan’s judgment, vanity, and leadership. The piece cites Pearsons Magazine and James Creelman as supporting sources.
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Jack Childers
Bryan
Denver
Bryans
Change His Spots and the Bryan Dilemma in 1900
The writer argues that Bryan could not win due to deep Democratic doubts and Republican gains. It criticizes Bryan’s weak appeal and suggests the party needs cohesive leadership beyond his radicalism. It notes Republican strength with several capable candidates and calls for decisive guidance to avoid defeat.
Taft Predicts Strife in Labor Capital Clashes
Secretary Taft in Chicago urges lawful cooperation between capital and labor as a looming giant contest decides share of profits. He warns against lawless wealth and calls for peaceful settlement while outlining Roosevelt era watchdogs and park drive incidents amid Omaha travel.
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Chicago
Taft
Omaha
Roosevelt
Meade
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Yale
H& B MecCagg
Taft Fanu
Nebr
Wmila
Cornell Bluffs
Bolters elect Taft men in Alabama district
Dispatches from Alabama show Taft managers report the regulars elected delegates with instructions for Taft while antis bolted led by National Committeeman Scott. Taft supporters withdrew and convened a separate convention under State chairman Thompson selecting Taft delegates. Of forty-two district delegates, ten bolted with Thompson.
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Alabama
Taft
Scott
Thompson
Taft Needs Foraker Continued Prom First Page
Ohio political discusses party fate with Dowling predicting a Democratic legislature likely this year. He cites Governor Harris’s popular administration and agricultural support, and notes Bryan’s strong nomination prospects with Johnson as a potential alternative. He warns Republicans to act to save the state.
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Problame
Ohio
Mr. Dowling
James Campbell
Genator Foraker
Dowling
Bryan
Johnson
Denver
Minnesota
Foraker League Charges Taft Spent Vast Sums in South
A Foraker National League statement led by Randolph Oliver accuses Taft supporters of huge spending and federal meddling in twelve Southern states. It claims Taft influence sways Democratic papers, black Republicans face threats, and that Taft backers control most delegates in key districts while Foraker delegates show strength in many conventions.
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Foraker National League
South
Randolph Oliver
League
Foraker
Brownsville
Taft
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Senator Foraker
DOUGLAS DECLARES NO CANDIDACY FOR OFFICE
Special to The Washington Post Boston Mass April 5 Former Gov William Douglas of Brockton states he is not a candidate for any political office He acknowledges his name was floated for vice president and president but says he has not sought high honors and asks his name be withdrawn from consideration for any office.
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Judge Gray
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
West Virginia
New York
Guy Johnson
Milnnesot
Wth
Gow Johnson
Vr Bryan
Douglas
Boston
New England Democrats
Bryan
Massachusets
Hs Frends
New England
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Harmon
Ohio
Genera Harmon
Kentucky
Indiana
Mir Bryan
Michigan
Gray Johnson
Glt
Witdewt
Suthern
Appeir
Agate Five
Vic Bryan
Denver
Colorado City
Gay Johnson
Capital
Congress
Washington
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Chicago
Dwderick
Lynth
Minnesota Democratic Committee
Guv Johnson
Mammon
Democratic Party
Bryans
Bette
America
Ae Fea Neit
Ceapioining
Pn Democratic Hope
Pat Boston Mase
William & Douglas
Brockton
Democratic Committee
Burt Defines Position in Gop Delegates Race in Philadelphia
Gen Burt declares he will back Taft if nominated, but would support Foraker if he is chosen. Patterson also backs Foraker, Horner and Flather claim rising support for Foraker, many Colored voters shift to the Foraker slate, while Whitaker-Horner camp asserts strength. The national committeeman race shows Burt and Patterson wary of Bieber support and Darsweille backing. Troop, former roller skater, killed himself, leaving letters citing a possible love affair as motive.
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Andrew S Burt
Foraker
Taft
Burt
Ohio
Organized Labor and Justice
John W Patterson
Gen Burt
Seays
Henry H Flather
Rbr Horner
Burt-Patterson
Whatcher-Horner
Sidney Bieber
Bieber
Horner- Flather
Darneille
Patterson
Philadelphia
Wiliam J Troop
Troop
Socialist In Pulpit He Calls The Press Unfair
New York April 5 Rev Percy Buckney Grant preacher at Church of the Ascension condemned the press as unfair to labor and urged workingmen to seek not from parties or philanthropy but from service. He spoke of a new Christianity uniting scholars and workers and predicted jobs for all, while lampooning wealth and heiresses in sharp social terms.
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New York
Percy Buckney Grant
Charles Edward Russell
Stupert Humter
Ray Stannard Baker
Church of the Ascension
Grant
Dr Grant
Labor
Gaelic Society Meeting at Carroll Institute
Washington Gaeli Society completes arrangements for a Wednesday 8 o'clock meeting at Carroll Institute. The program includes papers on Celtic language survivals, piano solos by Marguerite Curtis and Imogen Karns, violin pieces, and barytone solos by T A Buckley, with music titled Brian Boromhaes March, O Carolans Farewell to Music, and Sleep Storin Bhan.
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Washington Gaeli Society
Carroll Institute
Marguerite
Curtis
Brian Boroimhe
Maolmordha O Reilly
P J Healy
Imogen Karns
Wounded man found in gutter in Richmond
Special to The Washington Post reports John Curran a long time Richmond bricklayer found in a gutter at daybreak with skull fracture and stabbing wound. He was soaked and it is believed he was robbed last night. Taken to City Hospital physicians say he will not live. Curran has lived in Richmond over 50 years.
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Orient
Tak
Washington Post
Richmond Va
John Curran
Curran
Richmond
Rebels Active in Korea Stir Tensions in Seoul
Advices from Seoul report insurgents growing bolder near Seoul with several minor clashes. The insurgent camp is buoyed by support from parts of the Korean court. Privy Councilor Ito demands suppression by Korean troops, opposing foreign help. Viscount Sone seeks clarification. The insurgents call for expulsion of Japanese from Korean soil. Marquis Ito, Japan’s resident general, is set to arrive in Seoul next Tuesday.
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Tokyo
Seoul
Irt
Viscount Sone
Marquis Ito
Japan
Prince Helie de Sagan delays sailing to Europe over Anna Gould union
Special from Washington Port New York April 5 reports the Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan saga shifting as Gould consents to appear publicly with the prince for the first time since arriving in New York. The couple sp ent hours at the Plaza and St Regis after a long session with Edwin Gould amid family opposition. The prince delays sailing on La Provence next Thursday to avoid premature pressures and preserve Gould’s trip to France ahead of him as a prelude to potential marriage.
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Maship DE Badart
Io Ronak
Bennie
Praen
Dts
Havre
Sliu
Baltimore
Anna Wihiow
Prians
Brest
Washington Port
New York
Anna Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan
Edwin
Hotel Plaza
The
St Regis
George Gould
Prince Helles
la Provence
Prince Hellen
France
Mme Gould
Himsel
Warner Continues Fight After Primaries in Maryland
Brainard H Warner of Kensington declares he will persist in seeking a Congress seat, despite defeat in the South Maryland district primaries. He carried Montgomery County while Col Pearre won Allegheny, and says delegates are uninstructed and he will press his campaign until the June convention in Dingers Town, Md.
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Brainard H Warner
Kensington
Maryland
Cltriet
Dingers Town
Republican Party
Congress
Montgomery County
Col Pearre
Allegheny
Mr Warner
Observer Watches Federal Officeholders in Rockville Rally
An observer at the Rockville district Republican primary reported that a man named T. Williams, identified as a U.S. government representative, was dispatched to monitor federal officeholders and assess whether they engaged in pernicious activity during the Saturday polls.
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Washington Post
Rockville
T &. Willaims
Washington
United States
Federa
Foods Tested on Fleet by Pay Inspector Henry A Dent
Pay Inspector Henry A Dent reports to the Navy on taste tests of powdered, dehydrated, and condensed foods from the fleet cruise around South America. Powdered milk fell short of cow’s milk. condensed milk performed better. Powdered eggs were highly satisfactory for scrambling or omelets. Dehydrated cranberries, cabbage, soup greens, and potatoes met cruise requirements, but dehydrated spinach and onions did not.
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Henry A Dent
Feet
Atlantic
Navy Department
South America
California Cities Rally for Sailors as Fleet Arrives
Paso Robles and San Diego host lavish entertainments for Admiral Evans and the fleet. Evans enjoys mud baths and hillside drives, praising the treatment as improvements. Cities prepare arches, electric outlines, balls, banquets, and boxing bouts to welcome the ships. The fleet sails from Magdalena to arrive in San Diego on April 14 for a four day stay.
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Paso Robles Hot Springs
Cal
Robly D Evans
F. Taylor Evans
Surge McDonald
L. B. Phillips
George Torney
Presidio
San Francisco
Orlock
California
San Diego
Atlantic
Coronado Beach
Jos Angeles
James J Jeffries
Golden Keys
Admiral Evans
Magdalena
Wit
PLAN NAVY BALLOON CORPS FOR AERONAUTICS STUDY
Navy officials advocate establishing an aeronautic unit for the service. Rear Admiral Chester supports airships as future warfare tools while funds delay plans for Magdalena Box experiments. A Tyrolean airship is under construction for testing, with Lieut Robert Henderson and Missouri crew pursuing similar aims near the fleet coast.
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Navy
Army
Nal
Aeronaute Corps
Army Signal Corps
Chester Ign Stanch
Chester
Frans
Tyledo
Naval Officrs
Washington
Robert Henderson
Missouri
Annapolis, Academy
Sharp to Command Vessel Amid Naval Leadership Shuffle
Commander Alexander Sharp is assigned as assistant to the superintendent of the naval gun factory at Waenington and will succeed Captain Seaton Schroeder in command of the battleship Virginia. Commander Charles A Gove will be relieved of command of the Mlwauhsa by Commander Charles Boars, attached to the Bureau of Equipment and in charge of the hydrographic office.
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Alexander Sharp
Naval
Waenington
Seaton Schroeder
Virginia
Charles A Gove
M Lwauhsa
Charles € Boars
Bureau of Equipment
Hydrographic Office
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