Arrival of Moro and Igorrotes in Washington D C
The party from St Louis arrives after a trying journey aboard a sleeping car. Gov Hunt and Frederick Lewis report crowds crowded the coach as spectators sought to glimpse the chiefs and their guards. Moros Datto Facundo Gato Sapucy and three Igorrotes Antonio Antero Lemoeos Chinolla and Baucassan are hosted at a hotel before city sightseeing.
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Anid
St Louis
Gov. T K. Hunt
Frederick Lewis
Rajah Muda
Gato
Sapucy
Antonio
Antero
Lemoeos
Chinolla
Baucassan
Yisjtora
Chinolin
Third Street
Washington
Gnari
Se SS
Notable Moros Visit to Washington After White House Meeting
A Moros delegation and their guards toured Washington DC visiting the War Department and the White House. They met President and presented gifts while interpreter Antero fielded questions. The party toured Navy Yard and Treasury before returning to Third Street lodging amid curious crowds.
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War Department
White House
Isles
Washington
United States
Datto Farundo
Chisf
Facundo
Orient
Suggeson
Witte House
Lincoln
Autero
Turing
Col. Edwards
Antonio
Navy Yard
Treasury
Agai
Third Street
Chased Short Change Men Nabbed by Policeman
A young woman alerted police after two men robbed her shop of 35 cents in change and attempted to take a $10 bill. Officer Lee of the First precinct chased Monroe and Clark across streets and caught them after Clark was tripped. both were charged with attempted robbery and photographed for the rogues gallery.
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Pliceman Lee
Robert Monroe
Harry Clark
Himlam
M. A. Fox
Vennsylvania Avenue
Mies Fox
Fourteenth Street
Tee
F Street
Fifteenth Street
Lee
Ourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Monroe
Clark
Miss Fox
Burlesque Hanging Machine Patent Promises Safe Public Fear
A Los Angeles inventor patented a burlesque hanging device to be used in secret initiations and theaters. The trap door, jacket weights, and springed gallows aim to simulate an execution while preventing any real harm, officials say it is a novel and original contrivance designed to test bravery without injury.
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Guilis i
John J Dutio
Los Angeles
Cal
Duffle
Patent Office
George G West dies after long illness in Missouri
Former U S Senator George Graham Vest, a Missouri figure famed for his courtroom mastery and long public service, died at Sweet Springs after weeks of decline. Gov Dockery ordered flags half mast for his funeral day and a state funeral program including services in St Louis. Vest’s career spanned the Missouri legislature, the U S Senate, and a notable stand against a powerful trust.
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Dockery
Mr. Vest
Senate
Sweet Springs
United States
G. G. West
Jarvis
West
Alexander
George FP. B. Jackson
Thompson
St. Louis
A. A. Allen
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Francis
Vest
Senator Vest
Jefferson City
Dock
George Graham West
Missouri
Misaourian
George Graham Eat
Saline
Commonwealth
St Louis
Henry of Navarre
Union
Ilfe
Alexander M Dockery
F. M. Cockrell
William J. Slone
George Graham Vest
Wrankfort
Sayer Institute
Center College
Danville
James Harlan
John M. Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Transylvania University
Lexington
Kentucky
Old Georgetown
Pettis County
Joseph L. Stephens
Boonvilleo
Boonville
Stephen A Douglas
Federal Relations
Camp Jackson
Confederate Congress
Congress
Richmond
Gov. Reynolds
BR. IL. Y. Peyton
John B. Clark
Bedalia, Mo
John F. Phillips
Editorial snapshot of party defense and policy contrasts
The New York Globe asserts Republicans boldly defend their record on issues from coal strikes to the Panama Canal, while the Buffalo News critiques Roosevelt for autocratic leanings. The Chattanooga Times, Rochester Herald, and Cedar Rapids Republican contribute notes on Philippines independence, high prices, and financial doctrines, urging vigilance against Bryanism and partisan missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Globe
Northern Securities
Philippines
Buffalo News
Manila
Cedar Rapids
Parker
Heavy Hitter for Senators Deal Closed for Best Batter
George Stone, champion batsman of the American Association, was sold today by Milwaukee to Washington of the American League. Henry J. Kililea, representing Ban Johnson, closed the deal with President Hagener. The price was said to be among the largest for a minor league player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
George Stone
Washington Club
Henry J. Kiliilea
Boston Americans
Ban Johnson
Hagener
Woman's scalp torn in park car incident
Miss M Dougherty of Rochester New York suffered a severe scalp wound after a fall in Central Park when her hair was pulled into a moving crankshaft of an automobile engine. She was taken to a hospital and expected to recover. In Louisville Kentucky supporters report a tight Republican primary race with W Godfrey Hunter leading D C Kewardy by 674 votes with two counties left to report.
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New York
M. Dougherty
Rochester
N. Y
Central Park
Washington Post
Louisville
W. Godfrey Hunter
D. C
Armed Guards at Pittsburg Foundry Plant in Glassport
Pittsburg Foundry Company at Glassport was guarded by armed men after a temporary injunction barred strikers from gatherings larger than two within 100 yards of the plant. Warrants were issued for about a dozen strikers for disturbances in recent days. In Ridgewood New Jersey an elderly couple, 81 and 85, were killed by the Middletown express between Ridgewood and Undercliff while walking on tracks after hearing the whistle.
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Pittspurg
Pittsburg Foundry Company
Glassport
Douglass McDougall
Ridgewood
N. v
Suason Conkling
Middletown Express
Erie Road
Undercliff
Miss Mitchell to Christen Milwaukee
Janet Mitchell nineteen, daughter of the late Senator John L Mitchell, chosen to christen the US cruiser Milwaukee to be launched at San Francisco on September 16. Cape May drowning claim two Philadelphians, Margaret and Hes Carson, ages thirty-five and twenty-five, swept away in the surf at Cape May Point.
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Miss Mitchell
Milwaukee
Janet Mitchell
United States
John L. Mitchell
San Francisco
Cape May
N. J
Margaret and
Hes
Lizzie Carson
Philadelphia
Cape May Point
Not Interested Man Ends Up In Office
A man enters an office, sits close, and voices his business after a blunt refusal. The encounter features an offensive breath and an immediate pushback as the listener dismisses the interaction. The piece conveys a tense, abrupt dismissal of an unwanted contact.
Sozodont Deodorizes and Cleanses Breathing Forms Sold
An advertisement extols Sozodont as essential for breath purification. It claims to deodorize and sweeten crevices, leaving a gentler impression. Four forms are offered: liquid powder and paste.
Death of Miss Lucilla Mason in Washington lodging house
Miss Lucilla Mason aged seventy eight dies from heart disease brought on by a recent fall. Found dead in her third floor room after attempting to move with a chair, an adjoining tenant raised the alarm. Deputy Coroner to rule on the case. no funeral arrangements yet. She was a great-grandniece of George Mason and a lineal descendant of Thompson Mason with deep family roots tracing to early American figures.
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Imperial Avenue
Barnum the Great
Philippines
Carmare
Cannon
Rocket
Washington
Weis
Washinngton
Stern
Constant
Macfarland West Giddle & Co
Third Street
Lucilla
Mason
I Street
Miss Mason
George Mason
Thompson Mnson
Weather Summary From August Ninth Across Regions
A U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau report details high and low pressure shifts from the Lake region to Southern New England, with showers in the South Atlantic Gulf and Rocky Mountain areas. Temperatures moderate with variable winds, plus steamers leaving European ports under fresh winds. Local reading notes include hourly temps, humidity, rainfall trace, sunshine, and tides. A separate item reports St Louis repair shops of the American Refrigerating Transit Company burned, destroying sixty-five refrigerator cars and causing a $500,000 loss, fully insured.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Lake Region
New England
Middle Missouri
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Missouri Valley
Upper
Lake
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Middle and East Gulf States
Lair
Middle Atlantic
Gul
Lower Lake Region
Loper Lake
European
Grand Banks
Affleck
St. Louis
American Refrigerating Transit Company
Notice of co partnership and special partner details
The notice states a co partnership formed under Chapter 47 of the District Code in Washington, with Clark Disgar Port and Company conducting business as furniture and furnishings sellers. It names Edwin Gilport as general partner and Harry Weillner as special partner, with Weillner contributing twenty thousand dollars cash and a term ending date specified. The commission and witnesses are noted, with references to Edwin Gilport and Harry Weillner and a formal state department acknowledgment from 1904.
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Wasthiingion
Ain
Whouh
Clark Disgirport and Company
Kdwin
Washington
Cami Gilbert Coblens
Bolton Avenue
Batmore
Harry
Harry Welter
Sant
Edwin & Clark
Gilpart
Warrinston
Jdane
Russell Pasams, Jr
Tyre
Mixwaty
Oise
U Wenlen
Q J Noble
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Dattos
Clarence KR. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Antoine
Hood
Johnson
Chicago
American League
Detroit
John H.woodbury D. L
George G. West
Mississippi
Chattanooga Times
Vardaman
Roosevelt
Rochester Herald
Shaw
Gerald
Senators
Hunter
Pittsburg
Lanaburgh & Bro
Panama
Thoes
Lansburgh & Bro
Steknae Nea
Wurihg
Lucilla Mason
Revolutionary Stock
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
Allande City
Bismaryi
Boston
Masa
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wyony
Davenport
Iawa
Denver Colo
Nebr
Ono Worth Platte
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bt. Louis
St. Paul
Mina
Springdela
Vicksburg
Miss
Peter Grogan
Blave
Seventh Street
Tolman Lau
McGill
Wallace
St. Anéona
Veeting OF
Ourneymen Plasterers
Wédmsilay
Ormack
Chinea
Aw Music Capital Phonograph Co
Ballantine
Shoomaker Company
E St
Pa Aive
CONSU
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
11Th and
Matsea
Pneumatic Water Works Co
Wark Mn Co
William Morris
A. D. Hutterly
JS. Baughmar
Wessie Ball Baughoan
D.C
Om 'Phote
W. LT
and & Ee Osteopathy Reir
4Th Street
Gorges. Co
Pope
M. Paterson
Wilbur L, Smith
D. O
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