Quaker Vote in Indiana Targeted by Democrats in 1904 Campaign
Democrats push Quaker and Dunkard voters in Indiana and nearby states as pivotal for the fall election. They circulate Roosevelt writings and letters to sway pacifist faith communities, especially in counties with Quaker, Dunkard, and Mennonite populations. Campaign managers aim to convert thousands of peace-loving adherents, while noting potential ripple effects in Ohio and Pennsylvania politics. A separate note covers a Veterans' excursion fundraiser at Chesapeake Beach.
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Hoosier State
Inclina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Eestions
Indiana
Roosevelt
Avery Hine
Harvard College
Tamocrith
Iosean
Tim
Ani
Congressional
Gener
Jamis
Wes
Prosi
Thomas
Benton
Cresnas
Hamilton
Mississippi Valles
United States
Fcket Dem Cits
Prey Remy Kiss
Marth
Philadelphia
Quakers
People Dunkard
Eth Ful
Dunkards
Aline Ohta
You
Peice
Wei Boof Tess
Vassourt
Susimi
Testhate
Vice Press
Mike
Noermal
West
Renton Hovel
New York Political Circles Weigh Parker Letter and Congress Bets
A June letter from Judge Parker to James Creelman is republished stirring New York politicos with debate over Parker's stance and Kennedy-like admission to decline a nomination. Tammany's slate for Congress grows with Towne Cochran Hearst and others, highlighting tight races in New York districts and statewide contests.
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Judge Parker
James Creelman
Review of Reviews
New York
Albeny
Alton
St. Louis
Eeets Tammany
Congress
Charles A Towne
Minnesota
North Star
Gov Lind
Towne
Flouse
Ourteenth
Iran Rider
Tammanys
Bourke Cochran
McClellan
Tammany
W H Douglas
Stutler’s Next Move Aims to Reopen Defense
The Stutler trial heads toward a potential reopening as he seeks to introduce new testimony and documents arguing ignorance of charges. He plans to call George Tuehey and present inspector schedules to counter claims of conspiracy by inspectors and to defend alleged misstatements by contractors. The outcome could redefine his status as street cleaning chief or as an inspector.
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Warner Stutler
Macfarland
Rusks
Orderir
Rusk
Royal Robinson
Stutler
George Tuehey
Robinson
Tuteler
Iis
Stute
RWV Rusk
Fete for Church Benefit at St Anthony's Brookland
A lawn fete staged by St Anthony's Parish in Brookland offers an old-fashioned country supper, refreshments, dancing, and tableaux directed by Father A M Mark. Mrs M Fitzgerald oversees the supper with help from church workers as Miss Adelaide Jullien runs a flower booth and Miss Louise Jullien a country store and post office. The candy booth is led by Mrs J Blake Clark with several assistants. a choir booth features Misses Crook Rodler Noel Wagenfeald and Jarrett. The event closes next Saturday evening.
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St. Anthony's
Brookland
St. Anthony’s Church
Father A M Mark
M. Fitzgerald
Harry Dowling
Adelaide Jullien
Louise Jullien
J. Blake Clark
Cnaries J. MéeGee
L. F. Clark
T. Franklin
Delegates to Entertain Printers in Washington Visit
Washington typographical workers host delegates from six Eastern cities this week. They will join the group traveling to the International Typographical Union convention in St Louis starting August 8. About twenty East Coast delegates from Boston New York Philadelphia and Baltimore will attend and stay varying lengths. Anna Wilson prepares to depart for the convention with Columbia Typographical Union No 101 while remaining in Illinois until the event begins.
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Washington
Washington Typographical Workers
International ‘Typographical Union
St Louis
Chesapeake and Ohio
East
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Anna Wilson
Columbia ‘Typographical Union
Illinois
C Parsons
Kellogg Edward J Funeral Service Held at Epiphany Chapel
Edward J Kellogg aged sixty four died Friday funeral services were held at his residence and Epiphany Chapel with burial at Rock Creek Cemetery. Members of John A Titawlins Post No 16 A P and others led prayers and conducted the ceremony. Pallbearers from the post included Newton Feree Samuel Cross Christian Reiner Hugh Lyons John Taylor and William Anderson. G A R officers Commander John Finn Vice Commander Samuel W Snow and Adjutant James A Allen assisted at services.
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Edward J Kelloge
Epiphany Chapel
John A. Titawlins
A. R
Rock Creek Cemetery
Episcopal
Phelps
Mr. Bowers
Pallbtarers
Weer Newton Feree
Samuel Cross
Christan Reiner
Hugh Lyons
John Taylor
William Anderson
G A Rt
John Finn
Samuel W. Snow
James A Allen
Messenger Boys in Court Over Nuisance at Post Office
Five street youths from ages 15 to 17 were arrested after a police raid on the post office rear area. Names include Milton Smith 16 Percy Mills 16 John Burch 17 Frank McCourt 17 and Vincent Costello 15. Accusations cover throwing stones and mud at doors shoving dirt into ice cream and harassing pedestrians. Mills Burch McCourt and Costello were released on bonds while Smith faces a separate court hearing today.
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Emmert
Simpson
Davis
Chariton
Kleindienst
Estation-House
Milton Smith
Percy Mills
John Burch
Frank McCourt
Vincent Costello
Mills
Burch
McCourt
Costello
Smith
Mrs Paris Reported Much Improved After Attempted Murder
Mrs John Paris, husband who killed himself near Fort Myer Heights after a failed murder attempt, was reported considerably improved at Georgetown University Hospital. No alarming symptoms developed, and doctors stated that her recovery was practically assured.
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John Paris
Fort Myer Heights
Georgetown University Hospital
Cere
Guard at Camp Ordway to Impose Strict Military Discipline
District National Guard moves from Washington to Harpers Ferry at 6 to 8 AM for two weeks of field maneuvers. Camps at Camp Ordway with tents, routine military duties, and regular army methods to guide the guard. Troops from Fort Myer and Gettysburg arrive. rifle range built. Maj James E. Bell to lecture on rifle practice.
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District National Guard
Washington
Harpers Ferry
W Va
Camp Orfway
George H. Harries
Fite
Blue Ridge Mountains
Baltimore
Field Artillery
Thomas Marron
Cit
Ordway
Harners Ferry
Adjt
Brett
National Guard
District of Columbia
District Guard
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Myer
Washington Boys
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania National Guard
James E. Bell
Alleged Assault by Negro Gang Near Rosslyn
John Schaffer, nineteen, of 2116 G street NW, said he was struck with a stone causing a facial cut after a group of men in the Washington brick yard area near Rosslyn began hurling stones and one fired several shots at him as he passed by. He sought treatment at Emergency Hospital Saturday night.
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John Schaffer
G Street
Schaffer
Washington
Rosslyn
Filipino Baby Christened by President Francis at World's Fair
At the Philippine reservation a Filipino boy born on July 6 was christened Louuly Francis Sky with President Francis as godfather. Francis rocked the infant after pledges of care, while spectators smiled as the Filipino fiesta followed. Attendance at the fair rose to 551,842 for the week ending July 30, boosting the overall total to 5,657,577 since opening.
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Francis
Louuly Francis Sky
St Louis
Philippines
Roosevelts Ride to Country Ends Quiet Evening
President and Mrs Roosevelt left the White House in riding attire and an open carriage. They rode to the countryside for part of the afternoon and spent dinner there, revealing no destination to staff and returning around seven. Secretary Wilson later had a brief conference with the President.
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Roosevelt
White House
Roos
Wilson
Four Boys Robbed Saloon. One Confesses Details
Four colored boys robbed Robert Hoy saloon at Sixth Street and Louisiana Avenue last night about 7 30. An eleven year old burglar named Eugene Raymond Brooks confessed and described two accomplices and a third boy, all from South Washington. Brooks, who stayed outside, was paid two dollars and was later taken to the House of Detention.
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Buffalo
W H Ryam
Norton Polts
Yonkers
Cornelius A Pugsley
Long Island
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Brooklyn
Charles T Dunwell
Edward M Bassett
Robert Baker
Charles F Cochran
St Joe
St Louis
Cochran
Missouri
National House
Elec Dr Bartholdt
C P Walbadge
Brooks
South
Washington
Corinthian Yacht Club to elect commodore this week
Ross L. Fryer resigns as commodore to pursue study. The Corinthian Yacht Club, active in promoting Potomac River aquatics and pushing to curb river pollution, will elect an 8% commodore to fill the vacancy. Fryer has led the club through growth. he and J Edwin Lawton are aboard the Janet and expect to return around August 12.
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Ross L. Fryer
Corinthians
Corinthian Yacht Club
Ross L Fryer
Fryer
Corinthian Club
Potomac River
Hryer
Janet
J_ Edwin Lawton
Police raid craps game near Sixth Precinct
Detectives and Sixth precinct officers busted a craps game in the Fendall Building basement at Four and a half street around 9 PM. Arrested were Maurice Gaither Lu ward Brown and Henry Parker Gaither the building janitor who hosted the game. About $25 lay on the floor when the game halted. Gaither jailed others to testify in Police Court today.
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Sixth Precinct
Fendall
Four
T Half Street
Maurice Gaither
Luward Brown
Henry Parker Gaither
Dnce
Gaither
Record year for U S coal output in 1903
US Geological Survey report shows coal production nationwide reaching 33,942,131 tons in 1903, up 19 percent from 1902. Value of coal product climbs to 3,606,190,733 dollars, a 10 percent rise year over year.
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United States Geological Survey
United States
Weather conditions and forecasts from the Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau reports a passing low pressure system northwestern area moving eastward with showers and storms across the Carolinas Georgia Tennessee Oklahoma Southern Kansas and the Southwest. Warmer conditions prevail in the central valleys the Sunh and the Middle Atlantic States with cooler trends in the Tower Lake region and Ohio Valley. Winds shift southward along Atlantic and Gulf coasts and along the Great Lakes.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Yegion
Minnesota
New Figlini
Middle Atlantic
Tennessee
Yorthern Georia
North Carolina
Ohio Valley
Loyer Lake
Atlantic
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Tower Lakes
Ohio Valles
Middle Atantic States
Missouri
Culf
Great Lake
Grand Banks
Spm & LD
Special Notices of Partnership and Tax Listings
Fragmented text shows a public notice section with references to a partnership agreement under a state code, names of individuals and firms, locations in Washington, and tax and meeting details. The legibility is poor but indicates special notices about business entities, annual statements, and financial commitments with numerous personal and corporate names.
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Kockimghim County
Wis
Vru
Indium
Arcichers
Sons of Veterans
Wiliam B
Cushing Camp
Sons of ‘Veterans
Chesapeake Beach
Grand Army of the Republic
Ben Pro
New Sea
Proctor
Vermont
New Jersey
Republican State Committee
Trenton
Guy Franklin Murphys
Edward C Stokes
Charles C Black
Jersey City
Frank Briggs
Newark
Colorado
Benjamin Hanford
New England
Centennial
James F Carey
Portland
Maine
Hanford
Post-Office
Post
Postal
Cape May
Beemg
Queen Anne’s
Frank Ehlen
Queen Anne's Railroad Co
Man
Gao
Joseph Chamberlin
Rudyard Kipling
Joseph
Earth
Clio
Collier’s Weekly
Ruayard Kipling
Collier's Weekly
Edward J. Kellogg
Grand Army
Rock Creek
Messenger Boys
John H. Woodbury
Camp Ordway
Negro Gang
Eugene F. Ware
Kansas
Pensions
Baby Christe
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Grahame
Government Commission
Kermit
President
Mrs. Roosevelt
Hood
PETSS
Lansburgh
Bro
Royal California Mills
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th St
Sanders & Stayman
CGAL
Ralt
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Davenport, Towa
Denver
Pittsburg
Salt Lake City
Utah
St Louia
Paul Minn
Springfield
Vicksburg
Hutterly
Gay Street
McGill & Wallace
E Street
Peter Grogan
Tsa
Seventh Street
Tdark Las
Busir
Esa
Geo
Weller
Edwin S Ctark
Dilpert
Myer Cohen
Tresnolds
Dupplu
Timlit Bo Ogssa
Charits
Jay
Sterns & Wit Om
Copeisth
Ivman P Sterré
Nair Street
Sime
Witten Ks
Gary WoWomr
P Watson
James Wilozg
Sid Kin
Rain Rly
Bs Stern
Wats
Wolfie Y
Georgi
Watson Maluts
Ballantine’s Ale
the Shoomaker Company
St. WH. W
Pa. Ave
Earnshaw
Preumatic Water Works Co
Baugh
Isnoy Fr 'Bail Baughman
Ait MacKenzie
Uth Street Nw
Pope
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