Arrival of Moro and Igorrotes for Washington Visit
The procession of dignitaries from the Moro and Igorrote groups arrived in Washington after a weary journey from St Louis. Gov. Hunt and Frederick Lewis reported crowding and disruptions on the train as passengers pressed to glimpse the visitors, who wore no garments during most of the trip. The party included Datto Facundo with two guards and five Igorrotes led by Antonio, Antero, Lemoeos, Chinolla, and Baucassan, with Sapucy, as their armed retinue and interpreter.
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Imperial Avenue
Barnum the Great
Philippines
Carmare
Cannon
Rocket
Washington
Weis
Washinngton
Stern
Constant
Macfarland West Giddle & Co
Third Street
Anid
St Louis
Gov. T K. Hunt
Frederick Lewis
Rajah Muda
Gato
Sapucy
Antonio
Antero
Lemoeos
Chinolla
Baucassan
Yisjtora
Chinolin
Moros and Igarrate visit Washington on Third Street
A party of Moros and Igarrate leaders toured Washington visiting the War Department and the White House. They wore native attire, presented gifts to President and Col Edwards, and toured Navy Yard and Treasury. An interpreter Antero answered questions as the party returned to their quarters on Third Street.
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Third Street
War Department
Clarence KR. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
White House
Isles
Washington
United States
Datto Farundo
Chisf
Facundo
Orient
Suggeson
Witte House
Lincoln
Autero
Turing
Col. Edwards
Antonio
Navy Yard
Treasury
Agai
Short-Change Duo Captured After Chase in Washington
A young woman exposed an attempted robbery by two men, Robert Monroe and Harry Clark, in a souvenir shop on Pennsylvania Avenue. Police pursued through multiple streets, Monroe identified by a detective, and both suspects arrested for attempted robbery after Miss M. A. Fox counted the cash. Authorities plan further inquiries. Johnson to Washington to address senatorial proposals.
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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 Yet Real Mock Execution
Inventor John J Dutio of Los Angeles patents a burlesque hanging device designed for initiation rituals in secret societies and theaters. The apparatus uses a jacket with weights and springs, a trap door drop, and a non lethal rope system to simulate hanging without actual injury, officially described as a novel yet safe mock execution.
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Guilis i
John J Dutio
Los Angeles
Cal
Duffle
Patent Office
George Graham Vest Dies After Long Public Career
Sweet Springs Mo Aug 9 former United States Senator George Graham Vest has died following weeks of illness. Vest served over twenty years in the Senate and battled a powerful trust affecting a daily need. Gov Dockery issued a proclamation calling half mast flags and a statewide day of funeral observances. Vest was born 1830 in Kentucky and rose to prominence as a Missouri jurist and orator before and during the Civil War era.
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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
Opinion Roundup Views on Parties and Policies Across States
A compilation quotes editorials from The New York Globe The Chattanooga Times Buffalo News Rochester Herald Gerald Cedar Rapids Republican and others. They discuss Republican confidence on policy post coal strike and Northern Securities case, Roosevelt autocracy concerns, Philippines independence and Manila as seaport, public prices and high costs, Shaw and living costs, and financial theories revived by Bryanism challenging Parker’s finance stability.
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The
New York Globe
Northern Securities
Mississippi
Chattanooga Times
Vardaman
Union
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Parker
Heavy Hitter for Senators Deal Closed for Best Batter
George Stone, champion batsman of the American Association, was sold by Milwaukee to Washington of the American League. Henry J. Kililea, former Boston Americans owner, represented Ban Johnson in the deal with President Hagener. The reported price was among the highest ever paid for a minor league player.
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Milwaukee
Wis
George Stone
Washington Club
Henry J. Kiliilea
Boston Americans
Ban Johnson
Hagener
Woman's scalp torn off in Central Park incident
Miss M Dougherty of Rochester New York stepped from a car in Central Park when she slipped and her hair was caught in a running crankshaft. The shaft pulled her head to the end then ripped off her scalp. She was hospitalized with a severe wound but expected to recover. In Louisville the Eleventh district GOP primary results show D C Kewardy trailing Congressman W Godfrey Hunter by 674 votes with Leslie and Owsley counties to report, favoring Hunter.
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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 Amid Strike Action
At Glassport the Pittsburg Foundry Company plant faced a strike surge as armed guards and a temporary injunction limited groups near the facility to two or fewer. Warrants were issued for about a dozen strikers for recent disturbances, while a separate accident report notes the deaths of Suason Conklin and his wife near Ridgewood on the Erie line, struck by the Middletown express while walking on tracks.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Foundry Company
Glassport
Douglass McDougall
Ridgewood
N. v
Suason Conkling
Middletown Express
Erie Road
Undercliff
Miss Mitchell to Christen Milwaukee
Janet Mitchell daughter of Senator John L Mitchell is chosen to christen the United States armored cruiser Milwaukee to be launched in San Francisco on September 16. Cape May drowning incident reports two women from Philadelphia who died while bathing 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 Visitor Ends Brief Encounter
A man enters the office, draws up a chair and speaks directly. He breathes heavily and forces his business pitch, but the reply is a firm, I am not interested, prompting him to end the approach.
Sozodont Deodorizes and Purifies Breath
An advertisement extols Sozodont for cleansing and deodorizing the mouth. It claims the product penetrates crevices to purify breath, leaving a gentle, clean feel. It offers four forms: liquid, powder, and paste.
Death of Miss Lucilla Mason in Washington lodging house
Miss Lucilla Mason aged 78 dies after a heart condition worsened by recent illness. She fell from a chair while moving in her third floor room at 7 I Street NW. Deputy Coroner Glazebrook to determine cause. funeral arrangements pending. She was a distant Mason descendant tied to George Mason of Gunston Hall and Thompson Mason.
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Lucilla
Mason
I Street
Miss Mason
George Mason
Thompson Mnson
Weather and Local Temp Report With City News
The Weather Bureau reports a high pressure center moving from the Great Lakes to the Southern New England coast and a low from the Missouri Valley to the Upper Mississippi Valley. Showers and thunderstorms occurred in several regions with generally moderate temperatures and shifting winds. Steamers to European ports will have fresh SE to S winds and partly cloudy weather toward the Grand Banks. In St Louis the American Refrigerating Transit Company repair shops burned, destroying 65 refrigerator cars with 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
Co-Partnership Notice for Clark Disgir Port and Company
Washington July 19 1904 special notice states subscribers form a co partnership under Chapter 47 of the Indian Code The firm will trade as Clark Disgir Port and Company selling furniture carpets and house furnishings The general partners Edwin Clark Gilpart and Harry Weillner reside in Baltimore and Washington The capital by Harry Weillner is twenty thousand dollars with time limits and termination terms noted Also witnesses and departmental confirmations from the State Department and a dispatch dated June 18 1904 are included
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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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Antoine
Hood
Johnson
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Detroit
John H.woodbury D. L
George G. West
Buffalo News
Manila
Rochester Herald
Shaw
Gerald
Senators
Hunter
Pittsburg Plant
Lanaburgh & Bro
Panama
Thoes
Lansburgh & Bro
Steknae Nea
Wurihg
Lucilla Mason
Revolutionary Stock
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
Allande City
Bismaryi
Boston
Masa
Des Moines
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
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Wédmsilay
Ormack
Chinea
Music Capital Phonograph Co
Ballantine
Henser
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
Pope
M. Paterson
Wilbur L, Smith
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