Delaware delegates name Gray for president at state convention
Delaware Democrats at Dover place Judge George Gray on the nomination slate after a party platform praising his integrity and public service. Delegates declare support for Gray at the Democratic National Convention, instructing their delegates to vote as a unit for his nomination.
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Denier
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Bryan
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Graystetten
United States
Judge Gray
George Gray
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Fathers of the Republic
Prominent Funeral Directors Advertise Services
A string of historic funeral homes and embalmers advertise at modest prices and chapel facilities. Listings include J William Lee Calalwer Livery Moncrn Cranstorlan with main 1385, John R Wright Co funeral directors, R F Harvey's Sons Embalmers, W R Speare Embalmer, ARE Funeral Directors and Embalmers with 081 Lincoln 524, Thos S Serjeon successor to RS Cain 1011 7th, Thos A Costello 12 H Street Northeast, Frank Geier's Sons 213 Seventh St NW, and Geo P Zurhorst Undertaker Parlor 201 East Capitol.
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William Lee
Calalwer
Moncrn Cranstorlan
John R. Wright CO
Forstal Diectora
Tinbalwers
R. F Harvey’s Sons
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Frank Geier
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Modern Chapel
Geo. P. Zurhorst
East Capitol
Johnson Emphasizes Danger In State Political Debate
Johnson urges vigilance amid tensions between reformers and traditional power, stressing threats to constitutional balance. He accuses opponents of pressuring the central authority while endorsing stronger state control. Supporters urge unity as campaigns highlight rivals' alleged aims.
Uninstructed Hawaiians at convention and miners pick
Dispatches report uninstructed Hawaiians at a Republican intermountain convention with J W K Kuhio and other leaders, plus notes on miners in Indianapolis nominating Ven Horn for Congress and Michigan party officials backing Taft. Also mentions Dr J Biad Eaton Rapids seeking governor, Fred Warner for a third term.
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Michigan
Cntrast
Wich
Aprili
J . Biad
Eaton
Rapwis
Fred Wo Wirner
Licenses Granted in Multiple Marriages Across Virginia
A historic page item lists numerous marriage licenses issued in Virginia and nearby areas. Entries include George Lee aged 52 marrying Werle Gilmore 47, Rev P Menzel with Fred Vaughn 29 of Richmond and Helen Vo Mitenel 26 of Doswell, Rev W G Tram Jatch Savage 55 with Mary D Jamex 43 of Petersburg, and other couples such as George Hobhans 21 with Stella W Peed 21 of Teesburg, Henri Heinmuller 24 with Mary KH Pfeiffer 27 of Catonaville, Md, and Walter L Beckham 21 with Alma G Bryant 27 of Gordonsville. The list also mentions Rev R L Wright, Rey J G Butler, and additional pairs including Lloyd H Martin 23 with Mercedes H Breck 20, and Richard A Frisby 43 with Mary C Dorsey 41.
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George Lee
Werle Gilmore
P . Menzel
Fred © Vaughn
Richmond Va
Helen Vo Mitenel
Doswell Va
Tram Jacth Savage
Mary D Jamex
Petersburg Va
R L Wright
Eorge Hobhans
Stella W Peed
Teesburg
Rev J
Verbrycke
Henri Heinmuller
Mary KH Pfeiffer
Catonaville
Rey J G Butler
Walter L Beckham
Alma
Health Office Record Deaths Reported to April Thirteenth
Health office records list a series of death notices with ages and addresses. Among the names are Horace Coleman Jr of 1211 12th Street NW aged 55, Jules PF Wooler of 621 H Street NW aged 0, Henry J Foster of 21 P Street NW aged 68, Elizabeth Kenchel of 601 M Street NW aged 7 percent, Margaret Kline of 1032 Jefferson Avenue aged 65, Nathan Brewer of 214 8th Street SW aged 6 percent, Maggie Strahan of Sihier Hospital aged 43, Bernard Mullen of 61 8th Street NE aged 64, Henry R Eliot at Pome for Incurables aged 69, and Jeremiah Van Horn at 414 Capitol Street 38. The records provide these entries as part of the April health deaths.
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Horace Coleman Jr
12Th St Nw
John Wesley
Jules PF Wooler
Henry J Foster
Elizabeth Kenchel
Margaret Kline
Jefferson
St Ne
Henry R Eliot Pome
Incurables
Jeremah van Horn
Capitol St
Barnes Fight On Hughes Spurs Albany Republican Clash
Special to The Washington Past Albany April 14 William Barnes Jr heads the Albany Republican organization and fights Gov Hughes. He confers with Speaker Wadsworth John Raines and leaders, challenging the governor to combat the party and arguing the public will back leaders who work for the party and good government. He says Hughes would upset the old order, run the government without party aid, and destroy the Republican party, never consulting legislative leaders, and vows the fight is to the finish.
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Albany
William Barnes, Jr
Republican Organization of
Barnes
Hughes
Republican Party
House
Senate
State Committee
Taft Endorsement Tabled By Fifth Massachusetts Republicans
Fifth Massachusetts Republicans did not instruct delegates to the Chicago Republican National Convention. Uninstructed delegates Lawrence Mass and April 14. delegates TT Gallagher and Archibald T Davison elected by the tenth district. A resolution backing William H. Taft was passed and tabled.
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Michigan
Taft
Robert H Warren
Ann Arbo
Grant Pellaws
Hudson
Massachusetts
Lawrence Mass
Chicago
Republcan
Wal Cift
Boston Mass
Tenth Congressional District
Taight
Clifford Gallagher
Archibald T Davison
William II Taft
California Governor Gillett Welcomed On Connecticut Visit
Governor Gillett is greeted aboard the battleship Connecticut where Admiral Thomas leads three cheers for the governor and California. A gun salute honors the visit as the governor returns to shore and attends a private dinner at the Hotel del Coronado. Admiral Lyons receives California blossoms and shows notable improvement in health while awaiting his crew's return home.
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Evans
Paso Robles
Thomas
Connecticut
Swain
Americas
Thomas Wilhelm
USA
Guv Gillett
California
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Coronado Pier
Warner
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John F Forward
San Diego
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Gentral
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Charman
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Admiral Tunis
Gav Gillett
Hotel del Coronado
Maryurmal Gouillett
Amore
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San Francisco
Battleships Maine Alabama to Head Home via Suez Route
After a May 8 review in San Francisco Bay the Maine and Alabama will depart for the Atlantic by way of the Philippines and Suez Canal instead of around Cape Horn. Nebraska and Wisconsin will fill the vacancies, with arrival on the Atlantic coast expected by October and sailors whose enlistments expire reassigned to the two ships.
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Alabama
San Francisco Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Philippines
Suez Canal
Magellan
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Wisconsin
San Francisco
Atlantic Coast
American
Atlantic
Will of Thonas B Wanamaker Leaves Vast Estate to Relatives
The will of Thonas B Wanamaker, son of John Wanamaker, admitted to probate, leaves the estate mostly to his widow Mary Lowther Welch Wanamaker and his family. Executor Louis Rodman Wanamaker administers a personal property appraised at 426000 plus real estate. total value may reach 10 million dollars. Provisions were made for dependents during ten months.
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Thonas B. Wanamther
John Wannamaker
Mary Lowther Welch Wanamiker
Mary B Wanamaker
Mary FP Waibuiten
Rhvabeth Mcheodard
Loui Rodman Wanami
Eight hour law upheld by Wisconsin judge
Special to The Washington Pax Milwaukee Apr 14 Judge Tarrant sustains a demurrer in the Milwaukee Road case ruling the eight hour law for railway employees constitutional while faulting the federal eight hour rule as exceeding federal power by regulating internal state commerce. The matter goes to the state Supreme Court. Texas Republicans Meet May 15. Dallas April 14 The Texas State Republican committee calls a state convention at Fort Worth May 18 to choose national delegates.
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Wisconsin
Tarrant
Gilbert
McGovern
Milwaukee Road
Supreme Court
Dallas
Texas
Texas State Republican Committee
Fort Worth
The Washington Post and The Sunday Post Pink Sheet Overview
A historical description extols The Washington Post as a leading national paper. It highlights the Sundays’ illustrated magazine, foreign news, and the Pink Sheet Sporting Section detailing baseball, racing, billiards, yachting, golf, tennis, and more with accurate coverage and timely illustrations.
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