Parker Nomination Notified At Rosemount Event
Preparations are nearly complete at Rosemount Esopus for Judge A B Parker to be notified as Democratic presidential nominee. The ceremony will include speeches, a formal ratification, and a reception with guests from New York and several states. Delegations from Virginia and Georgia arrive, with leaders and supporters sharing greetings and plans for the campaign.
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Rosemount
A. B. Parker
Sagamore
New York City
Ulster County
David B Hull
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Democratic National Committee
Judge Parker
Cord Meyer
New York
Chimp Clark
Missouri
St Lewis
William F. Sheehan
Mr. Clark
F. C. Rieloff
St Loews
Txnfel S Lamont
Whame
Notice of Marriages and Deaths in Washington Post Prints
Notices list marriages and deaths with names and residence locations including Cumberland and Washington DC. Entries include dates August 9 1904, recipients and officiants, plus funeral notices and interment plans, with references to Philadelphia and Providence papers.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Paul Pioneer-Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Brosius
Lows Dilton
Kenyon Street
Congressional Cemetery
Joxnes
Emma Moxley Jones
H Street
Baltimoore
Deaths and ages listed for residents and patients
Death notices list numerous individuals with addresses and ages from infants to seniors. Entries include Catherine E Babcock Frances Mary Elizabeth Becker Dora Brown Joseph J Conner Henry Cook Francis Curry Lizzie Daniels an infant of Mary Vo Exioff Merritt Ferguson Ian Gaines Frank Gardiner Simon Herry Lorenzo Martin Bernard Matthews Josephine Ro Shelly Clarigas Venable and others connected to Washington area hospitals and facilities with ages ranging from 1 day to 63 years.
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Catherine E Babcock
Mary Elizabeth Becker
Dora Lo Brown
21St St
Joseph J Conner
Henry Ho Cook
14Th St
Francis Curry
Lizzie Daniels
North Court
Mary Vo Exioff
Merritt Ferguson
Kenilworth
Ian Gaines Wash
Frank A Gardiner Kenan
Simon Herry Wash Asy
Lorenzo Martin
Children's Hospital
Bernard VI
Matthews
Sth
Josephine Ro Shelly
18Th O
Clarigas H Venable
H St Ne
Cott
Parker Prospects Improve Says Jones on Democratic Chance
Former DNC chairman James K. Jones predicts Parker will win the presidency with a solid New York majority. He says Democrats are united, disaffected elements back, and expects strong support through Gold Democrats. NY is essential, with favorable conditions in Central and Western states.
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Formre
Jones
New York
Judge Parker
United States
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Judy Parker
Parker
Col. Bryan
Bryan
McKinley
Mr. Jones
Republicans Map Campaign Work and Speaker Roles
New York Aug 9 The Republican executive committee outlined campaign machinery details and division of duties among members. Senator Scott of West Virginia is expected to head the speakers bureau with national and local committees planning joint action. Maine and Vermont race plans include national speaker visits starting August 29 and a Maine state officer and congressmen election on September 12.
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Connecticut
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Maine
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F. M. Simpson
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National
Congressional
Vermont
Spooner Foresees Wisconsin Votes for Roosevelt and Fairbanks
Senator Spooner of Wisconsin assured the President that Wisconsin will cast its electoral vote for Roosevelt and Fairbanks. He said no national impact from the state court dispute over La Follette nominees and noted a final decision is expected in September. Archbishop Freeland of St Paul called on the President, denying public significance to the visit.
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Fairbanks
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
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House
German and Railway Bureaus to Open in Chicago
Chicago Aug 9 National Chairman Thomas Taggart will visit to organize two campaign bureaus in Chicago the German and the railway offices intended to win back the gold vote that went to the Republicans four years ago W E Bainbridge of Council Bluffs Iowa was named second assistant of the speakers bureau at the Republican national headquarters today
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Thomas Taggart
W. E. Bainbridge
Council Bluffs, Towa
Republican National
Former Mayor Donnelly Fears for Life in Cripple Creek
Victor Colorado Aug 9 Former Mayor W J Donnelly plans to move his family from the Cripple Creek district after repeated warnings. He says his life is in danger and his store and house would likely be burned if he stayed. The threat comes from Western Federation of Miners supporters since the deportation of union miners was begun.
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W. J. Donnelly
Cripple Creek
Donnelly
Gossipy View on Coming Election Governors Across States
A late 19th century political gossip piece surveys governors races across the North and West. It notes Democratic gains could lead to a Democratic governor in Rhode Island Oregon Washington Wisconsin and New York while predicting Republicans hold firm elsewhere. It discusses Senate seats and House representation shifts in Maryland Virginia Kentucky North Carolina Missouri and beyond.
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Chamberlain
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Washington
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Colorado
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Gov. Toole
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Parker
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Depew
West Virginia
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Beveridge
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Willie Russell
Blaine
Garfield
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New
Transatlantic Shipping Movements Reported
New York reports sailing and arrival notices with ships including Carpathia bound for St. Ppool, Kaisers Wilhelm II to Bremen, Victorian to Liverpool and Bremen. Arrivals include Friedrich der Große from New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg and Vaderland from New York bound for Antwerp. Aug 9 sailing Aurania from New York via Queenstown.
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Stv- Ppool
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Victorian
Liverpool
Friedrich der Grogse
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Antwerp
Vaderland
Aurania
Quesnatows
Printers Alter Laws In Union Session In St Louis
The International Typographical Union began its second day in St Louis with 400 delegates. Frederick Driscoll of St Paul urged repealing priority laws and empowering foremen, while the committee on laws proposed suspensions for insiders who conceal strike information and voted to repeal parts of sections on priority employment and foremen authority. The session, debating sections 95 96 97 102 103, delayed some changes and referred others back for study.
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International Typographical Union
Convenh
Hanl
Committee On Laws
International Union
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St. Paul
Driscoll
Viva Voce
Executive Council
Russian cruiser off Spain forces British steamer to show ensign
The Manora from Calcutta reported meeting a large three funnel two mast cruiser flying the Prussian flag twenty five miles south of Cape Finisterre on the northwest coast of Spain. The cruiser bore down and signaled the Manora to hoist her ensign, then proceeded on.
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Favorite Prescription and Pellets Promised for Delicate Women
A dated testimonial voice extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for backache and "female weakness" claiming regularity and healing of inflammation. The speaker references pain relief, reliance on the remedy, and recommends the Pleasant Pellets as a laxative for women.
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Piscka
Pierce
Battle Fought in Valley Near Towan in War Report
Report describes Russian batteries in high hills beyond Towan commanding the Liao Yang road, heavily shelled by Japanese artillery. Japanese forces, hampered by soft roads, pressed a daring infantry advance across the valley, capturing Russian gun positions and entrenchments within two hours. Russians retreated, leaving clothing and camp paraphernalia, as Lieut. Gen Sakharoff witnessed the retreat.
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Liaoyang
Motien Pass
Sakharoff
Iiberian
London Times: British Shipping Surrenders to German Trade Gains
The Times notes British steamship firms refuse continental cargoes to the far East while German lines accept such goods, including mining rails and machinery, at Antwerp. Russian rules widen contraband scope, prompting Britain to suspend service to Japan to safeguard trade while German competitors exploit the gap.
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Times Cablegram
Washington Post
London
the Times
Far East
Japan
Antwerp
Lloyd
Germany
Accord Between U S and Britain Over Neutral Rights
Aug 9 London reports absolute accord between the United States and Great Britain on neutral commerce rights. Britain prompts Russia through St Petersburg protest against its contraband definition and seeks a broader international declaration. A new admiralty prize court is expected to reverse Vladivostok’s ruling against the Knight Commander, with direct negotiations favored over Hague arbitration.
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United States
Great Britain
Hay
State Department
Russia
Foreign Office
Knight Commander
Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Vladivostok
Regkel
Jessen
Hague Arbitration
Naval Officers Support Russian Contention On Prize Rights
Naval officers argue the United States should back Russia in the dispute over sinking neutral ships with contraband aboard. They note proving American ownership of cargo is often impossible in the irregular Eastern trade and suggest consignees may be treated as owners. The State Department has not committed to a stance while isolation of prize rules remains under discussion.
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State Department
Vladivostok
Russia
Great Britain
Atlantic
Baltic Fleet Ready to Sail for Far East War End
Berlin reports Rear Admiral Rosestiensky has hoisted flags on Souvaroff as the Baltic fleet of sixty ships embarks for the Far East. The squadron includes eight battleships and nine cruisers with coal and provisions aboard. Arrival within sixty days could decide the war if Port Arthur remains uncaptured.
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Lokal Anzelgrr
Rosestvensky
Souvaroff
Don
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Port Arthur
Renewed Japanese attack sighted near Port Arthur
Reports from Chefoo July 3 indicate a renewed assault on Port Arthur outer positions while German cruiser Fuerst Bismarck observers note likely naval engagement about twenty miles northwest of Chefoo. Some ships heard detonations, others did not, as two junks and three steamers arrived with little information.
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Port Arthur
Fuerst Bismarck
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