Lawmakers in Fight in Committee Room Report
A heated split in a House committee over a campaign publicity bill ended with a quorum break, fisticuff rumors, and minority members issuing a statement on Republicans blocking the vote. Democrats push for publishing campaign contributions while Republicans accuse them of filibuster in stalled proceedings.
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Diekema
Burke
House
Grni
Amond
Hersecks
John Sharp Williams
Moeven
Vals
Gaines
Rucker
Lassiter
Francis R. Lassiter
Virginia
Mr. Burke
Joseph H. Gaines
West Virginia
Congress
Burke Li
Dhiekema
Roa
de Bers
Jie
McC
Couny
Mecca
Ee Rucker
Iairman Gaines
McCall
Nlt
Messrs. Rucker, Hardwick
Gillespie
Committee
Converess
Guy
Elias Geeta
Bourke
Cochran
Bourke ‘Cockran
New York
Eet
Gommites
Ouse
Penny Belmont
Publicity Bill Association
National Law Organiza‘tion
Jia, Ni
Sixteenth Street
Death notices and funeral announcements from April 1908
Obituaries and funeral notices chronicle services and interments for Cornelius J. Desmond, Vincent Ashmehy, William Carvel Hall, Katharine Ond, John McGinniss, Addir Perkins, G. G. Gallaher, and others. Dates range April 6 to April 9 1908 with private interments at Mount Olivet Baltimore Groton and various locations. Names include Bradford, Desmond, Hall, Ond, McGinniss, Perrins, White, Young and others.
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Bradfort
Parry Knight Bradford
Joseph F. Fu
Sod
Margaret A
Desamotul
Usentyn
Tere Bald
Mount Olivet
Desmound
Connell, Noah
Koughts
Columbus
Cornelius J. Desmond
Vincent Ashmehy
Thomas K. Gallaher
Chevy Chase
W. Carvel
Matie Williamson Wall
W. Carvel Hall
Baltimore
Admiral Thom Williamson
Taterment
Berlin
Kath
Ond
Esther Thearlvin Blainmond
John T. Hammond
McGinniss
John
Patrick
R. Perkin
Borvles
Apr
Telnek
Groton
Conn
Trinity Rectory
B. P Berry
D. D
San Francisco
Durham
St. John’s Church
Sixteenth and
I Street
Funeral Directors and Embalmers in Washington DC
A compact list of funeral directors and embalmers across Washington DC areas with addresses and phone numbers. Notable entries include J William Lee at 52 Pennsylvania Ave NW, John R Wright Co at 1357 Tenth St NW, R F Harvey Sons, W Speare at 940 F Street NW, Thos S Sergeon successor, Thos A Costello, Frank Geier at 118 Seventh St NW, Geo Zurhorst at 201 East Capital St, and George A Comley Florist West 1204 Wisconsin Ave NW.
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J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
John R. Wright CO
Tenth St
R. F. Harvey
R. Speare
N. W
Sergeon
R.S. Cain
Thos. A. Costello
Phans
Frank Geier
Seventh ST
Modern Chapel
Geo. P. Zurhorst
Alors
Fast Capital
Fieri
George A. Comley
West
Wisconsin Ave
Northwest
Geo. C. Shaffer
Main
American Security and Trust Company Listing Card
Northwest corner of Fifteenth and Pennsylvania Avenue names Charles J. Bell as President.
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American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles J. Bell
Taft Visits Fort Omaha and Council Bluffs
Secretary Taft visited Fort Crook at Fort Omaha and was greeted by a large staff. He reviewed troops from the Sixteenth Regiment, then traveled to Council Bluffs for a luncheon with Gen. Grenville M. Badger, a public reception at the Grand Hotel, and an outdoor address before leaving for Chicago and Cincinnati.
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Cotinest Bluffs
Towa
Taft
Cound Bluffs
Philippines
Algo
Panama
United States
Atten
Fort’ Crook
Fort Omaha
Fort Crook
Department
Missouri
Dyess Parace
Council Bluffs
Gem. Grenville M. Badge
Grand Hotel
Gén. Dodge
Chicago
Cincinnati
Rockefeller Visits Black Chapel in Hot Springs
Special to The Washington Fest reports John D. Rockefeller and companions visiting Smith Chapel reserved for negros in Hot Springs Virginia on Sunday night. About 100 in attendance. Rockefeller shook hands with most, spoke briefly about riches being measured by grace, and greeted Rev. George Fountain, with Continued cordial reception from the congregation.
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Washington
Hot Springs
John D. Rockefeller
Watson
Sauifes
Seattle
Wash
A#quires
Smith Chapel
George 14
Fountain
Peoples’ High Institute
Clifton Forge
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Health Office Record of April 6 Youths and Adults Listed
Reported to 12 p m April 6 the Health Office record lists names and ages across addresses in Washington area. Entries include Charles H Brown 70 at Hone, Valentine Ruebeam 76 at ne street, William Dubay 39 at 2nd street, and others from St neighbors to hospitals and the Potomac River. Ages range from 1 year to 76 years with many in infancy and early adulthood.
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Charles H. Brown
U. S
Hone
Valentine Ruebeam
H St. Ne
William Dubay
John M. Holt
St. Nmw
John P. Vierbuchen
11Th St. Ge
George L. Albert
10Th St. Ne
Cornelius J. Desmond
Potomac River
Mary Smalith
Wash
Asyl
Joseph B. Walsh
Seaton Pl
Peter Hawkins
Pa. Ave. Nw
Mary M. O'Brien
4Th St. Ne
James KH. Ardinger
Pst. Nw
The Sunday Post Promises Leading News and Sporting Coverage
Its independence and fearlessness make it desirable for all readers as the leading newspaper at the national capital. The Post provides comprehensive financial and market reports, farming guidance, and extensive columns for readers of leisure. Its Sunday Morning Edition and pink sporting section offer timely foreign news, fiction from noted authors, and full coverage of baseball, racing, billiards, yachts, golf, and more in every issue.
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United States
Post
Sunday Post
Tue Post
Tue Sunday Post
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Thomas J. Shehan
Boston
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T.G. Smyth
Willie Litchford
Maggie M. M.morrow
P., Brealey
John ‘Clapes
J.B. McLaughlin
Cliften
Colston
Edith
Woodruff
W. T. Thompson
Francis Bennett Poe
Catherine Stewart Williams
Roland Cotton Smith
Foswery Roles
Theresa M. Turner
John W. Dickerson
Alexander G.pleasants
Estella W. Boxsey
Eeses
Etians
John Jameson
Bashmill
Tapy
Omaha
Hot Springs Chapel
Health Office Record
Beaths
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
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