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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1907

Page

4

Dick Corrects Error Silent On Early Primary

Ohio Senator Charles Dick was silent on an early primary while denying an Akron dispatch quoted him incorrectly. Taft supporters debate a fall primary as critics warn it conflicts with municipal issues and the constitutional amendment.

Charles Dick Ohio Washington Buckeye Akron Associated Press Taft Foraker Roosevelt Sime T EE Burton Cleveland State Central Committee A. B Critchfield

Porter Tells Roosevelt to Rest in Rocky Mountain Retreat

Former Congressman Kirk Porter of Plain Talk criticizes President Roosevelt in Pittsburg dispatch. He says the White House is too political, rail policy hurts business, and a month’s rest would benefit the country. Porter relays he urged the President to recuperate amid calls for more railroad legislation and market strain.

Porter Tella Roosevelt New York Pittsburg Congress Kirk Porter White House Porter Washington Mr. Porter Cam~ Pugh Sensi Corporation Rocky Mountains

Bonaparte Attacks Democrats At Massachusetts Banquet

Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte headlined the France-American Republican Club banquet in Boston praising Republicans and denouncing Democrats. He charged the Democracy would profess any doctrine or accept any candidate to win votes, a claim echoed by local speakers Lieut. Gov. Eben Draper and City Solicitor Hugo A. Dubuque.

Bonaparte Boston Charles J. Bonaparte France-American Republican Club Massachusetts American House Eben Draper Hugo A. Dubuque Fall River Sims Republican Party

Husband Charges Infidelity Divorce Flight

Addison Lawrence fled the District Supreme Court yesterday as he filed for divorce from Ella Lawrence on grounds of infidelity.

Addison Lawrence District Supreme Court Ella Lawrence

Militia Plans Parade for McClellan Statue Dedication

National Guard of the District of Columbia to parade on May 3 for the George B. McClellan statue unveiling. Detailed uniform rules, badges for veterans, and reception arrangements in Congressional Library with New York and New England delegations arriving Wednesday afternoon. High level officers and Society committees listed, plus a Belasco Theater reunion program and a long roster of officers and organizers.

New York New England Congressional Library Harries National Guard District of Columbia George B. McClellan General Assembly Coronel Staf Leach Regiment Society of the Army of the Potomac Society of the Armies of the Ohio, Cumberland Tennesseepa Washington Belasco Theater Gillespie U. 8 A Joseph P. Banger U. 6 A Macfiland Anch Martin W. Littleton New York City Rey H . Flatteries Bishay Gan Horatio C King George McClean Statea Field Artillery J Brankiin Ball United States Army United States Dodge Ray Willam R Jenvey Jersey City Light Artillery Eleventh Corps Army of the Potomac Societes Armies of the Potomac Tennessee Cumberland Ohio Henry Dwight U John G Parkhurst Coldwater Mich Hiram 18 Chamberlain Chattenoogs Tenn J W .Foley Cincinnati Ezra ‘A. Carman Smith D Atkins Frosport Ill John M Farquhar Buffalo Offici Army of the Ohio John A. Joyce John G. Burchfield N McCullough Theodore F Brown J C Morgan W P Pierce Lieut J . Simpson Eisat Nrh Morrist Clark Arnold John R Weathers Wachington Automobile James J. Lampton Ben-jamin Bradford Baker He A Barr William HL Edward F Walsh Edward J Hamilton S. Hawkins Charen H Heyl U S A Charles W Hobbs James EH Mackin Brigdon Butler D Price Henry Romeyn US A John Tweadate John A. Joyex US V Oliver E Woot Maxwell Z Woothull U S V Robert G Carter Sylveter Ro Burch Edward I Grumley Myron M. Parker BS V John Guest May Willan H Hall Anson Nile Foromse Hayratio Gates Gibson Chairmss Potomac Gilbert M Husted U SV Charles Lyman Newton Ferrer Wos Vy Department Commande G AR Willam P Huxford WB A Loyal Legion Emmet Urell D. V Edward R. Campbell Sons of Veterans Gin David Craigie Uo S al Henry A Cole Maxwen ¥ Z Woodhull Sylvester Ro Burch U 58 Oliver D Kinsman Wien H Plankett Andgrew Burt U 8 Gilbert C Kolin Join Tweedle Edward A Brisdler U. B Ve

Military banquet list tallies many officers and chairs

A long OCR fragment lists Brig generals captains majors and admirals as part of a joint banquet committee and society gatherings. Names include Smith Carman Moewilan Redway Regan Pistea Joycy Fenton Ladd Shattuck Heaper Lacey Muthay Kriedter Sprague Campbell Whoo Dudley and many others with chairs presidents and treasurers named for various committees and entertainment roles. The document notes the general committees and ex-officio positions for a Potomac Society event.

Geo Prank G Smith Us& A Exre A. Carman U 8 Onio Alexander Moewiilan George Redway Richard 4. Regan U. 5 Willam P. Pistea John A Joycy A. Fenton Joint Banquet Charles Lyman Society of the Potomac Maxwell V . Woodhull The Toonesmee John Tweedale U 8. A Comberland George Retway Ohio George W Baird John Camels Robert 8 Lacer Mal Duncan Patties David & Gonton U. A George A. Armes Utara Humphrey Charles F. Humphrey UB A George E Pond UB. A Benjamin Alvord U . A. Lient Col Hugene Ladd Messano Wilttel TS A Mat Mesos G Zelinki Ony I Amos B. Shattuck James Parker U. 8 Charles H Bart John ¢. Bonotild A. H. Richardson U. SV Lyman F. W. Cushing George H. French U. 9 Albion B. Jameson John I. Heaper Gol. Rawin & Plores U. Vi Howard L Prince Frank H. Sprague Campbell Lawrence Whoo William P Kevine, U. & V. Capt. Robert Lacey, T. 8 V.5 Capt. Stephan J Muthay, U . A Edward A. Kriedter Harrison Dingman Arthur Boudrickx Newton Ferree Calvin Farnaworth Benjamin F Bingham Abraham Hart George C. Round P Tasker Benjamin U. V Prank A. Butts Figance Willian W Dudley van Hartnes Bukey Abbott Cec Clay Thomea Hopkins John Joy Edson John C Binck Hrainard H. Warner Myron M David E Walch Lawrence Wilson Alonso O Bling Robert Lacey Hosea B Moulton Edward Howard John R. Yong William 8 Shaffenberger Horace F. Jacob Marrank A. Butts Henry W. Fuller Adolph von Hawke Luther R Smith Cal Lorenzo D. Bumpus Andrew J. Untoon Harnard T Janney Hyland Kirk Thomas 3. Sanders Emmet Urelt Amos ‘Hadley Alexander Scott Hiram Buckingham Gilbert Husted Orvifley Thatcher William Tisdel Frank D. Sloat William P Seville Chambers McKibbin Samuel R Stratton Eukogmmitteo Omelo

Depew Montauk Guests Toast Birthday at Brooklyn Club

Senator Chauncey M Depew honored at Montauk Club in Brooklyn for his birthday. Notables present included Timothy L Woodruff, Grout, William Calder, and Bird Coler. The dinner began with a warm reception and a lively serenade titled Gur Chauncey, as the guest table hosted several officials and dignitaries.

Washington New York Chauncey ' M Depew Montauk Club Brooklyn Depew T O Lander Timothy L. Woodruff Grout William M Calder William Calishaw Supreme Court William J. Carr Bird Coler Col F C. Wagner Gage E Tarbell F. H. Kracke Chauncey

Hughes Chance Hurt in Albany Politics

Albany dispatch reports Gov. Hughes faces renewed Republican opposition as Roosevelt delegates dominate national convention calculations. Foes blame Stevens influence, while Birges shifts to uniting competing factions. The shift may cool Hughes’ prospects but not end them yet.

New York Albany Hughes Roosevelt Prophets of Nations Honersa Publie Stevens Washington Sizvena James W.werth RéateVelt Birgers Ito United Mupport Hyrhes

May Be Loeb’s Successor Hitchcock Named Next Secretary

Frank H. Hitchcock, First Assistant Postmaster General, is seen as a likely successor to William Loeb as secretary to the President when he retires. Observers note Hitchcock’s political value and wide ties, especially in the South, and expect him to remain in his current post until the convention fight is settled. His background includes work with Cortelyou in campaigns and in Commerce and Labor, promising effective mediation between public figures and the White House.

Frank H. Hitchcock William Loeb Hitchcrels Loeb Hitchcock

City Directory Theft Arrest Reported In City Office

George B Cobb an agent living at 92 D street northwest was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detective Vermilion in the Munsey Building district. Cobb alleged to have stolen a city directory from the First Precinct office. complaint filed immediately.

George B Cobb D Street Northwest Yester Herbert L. Jones Munsey Building Vermilion Cobb

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