Odell and Cortelyou Plan Coordinated New York Campaign
National and State Republican leaders Odell and Cortelyou confer in New York to align campaign machinery and strategy. Root’s attitude delays governor nomination, while Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin plans unfold. Visitors include Lowden Crane Spooner Dick weigh regional issues and labor effects on the Colorado race.
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Root
West
New York
Odell
Republican State Committee of
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
New York State
Republican State Committee
National Committee
Elihu Root
Gev Higgins
Cortelyau
Frank Lowden
Ilinois
Chicago
Indiana
Iinoia
W. Murray Crane
Mas
Senator Spooner
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Spooner
Supreme Court of
Colorado
Republican National Headquarters
Charles Dick
Ohio
Hanna
Dover
Notice on Unified Marriage and Death Insertion
Marriage and death notices in The Washington Post will appear simultaneously in multiple newspapers at no extra charge. The listed papers include New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Louisville Replib Syracuse Post Standard and Minneapolis Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston Glose
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsairg
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Louis Replalid
Syracuse Post-Standard
Fall Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MULTIPLE LISTINGS AND DEATH NOTICES
A jumble of marriage licenses and obituaries lists numerous couples and individuals from Virginia Maryland and New York with notes of residences and nuptial details. The column includes names such as McBelc McSect DeWitt Rothwell and Ellinger plus many others, plus funeral and memorial notices with dates and church and cemetery references. The fragmentary text records weddings engagements and several death notices with addresses and familial ties across multiple cities.
Local Undertakers Advertise First Class Service
The page lists multiple Washington DC funeral homes including W R Speare at 940 F Street NW Joseph Gawler at 1730 32 Pa Ave NW R F Harveys Sons at 1325 Fourteenth Street NW J Wright Embalming and Undertaking at 1337 Tenth Street NW J William Lee Funeral Director at 182 Pennsylvania Ave NW and George P Zarhorst with parlors Capitol Theologue detailing service quality and moderate prices Open day and night with commodious chapels and livery services.
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W.r. Speare
F Street
N. W
Joseph Gawler
Ave
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street NW
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
George P. Zarhorst
Cleveland on Second Term and Parker's Stance
In Albany letter dated August 18 184, Grover Cleveland argues against presidential re election quoting a constitutional amendment to bar a President from serving again. He notes Chicago nomination three weeks earlier led by Col William F Vilas. Parker now says he will not seek a second term or accept the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Parker
Albany
Chicago
Col
Wiliam F. Vilas
Wisconsin
Cleveland
New York
Legislative
Thomas Jefferson
William C. Jarvis
Uise
Ople
Department of Government
Washington
Republicans And Immigration Divide North Carolina Observation
Representative Pou accuses the GOP platform of omitting an immigration restriction pledge. He argues manufacturers seek cheaper European labor, the party caves to this sentiment, and labor concerns rise as contracts and immigration pose tension. Pou predicts a solid Democratic delegation from North Carolina and doubts Blackburn’s statewide win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pou
Chicago
North Carolina
Europe
Mr Poll
Republican Party
Poll
Spencer Blackburn
Newlands
Blackburn
New York Democrats buoyant says Cowherd in claims
Chairman Cowherd of the Democratic Congressional committee says Democrats are buoyant in New York after consultations with Chairman Taggart and Judge Parker in Esopus. He believes Democrats will win New York this fall and press to recover seats to control the next House, with Taggart working in harmony with Cowherd on both Congressional and national tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowherd
Empire State
Representative Cowherd
Democratic Congressional Committee
New York
Taggart
Esopus
Judge Parker
Mr. Cowherd
Harlem
National Committee
Wyoming Politics and Railroad Plans Highlight Roosevelt Talk
Governor Chatterton of Wyoming and Col. Harrison Powers, a London based capitalist, met President Roosevelt to discuss the political scene and Wyoming land reclamation. Powers notes a Wyoming State Railroad bond project with a 474 mile route from Orange Junction to Yellowstone, starting mid September. Nevada Republicans nominate Nixon, Yerington, Norcross, Butler, Heern, Plumb for state offices.
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Gov
Chatterton
Wyoming
Harrison Powers
London
England
Roosevelt
Gov. Chatterton
Washington
Interior Department
Col. Powers
Wyoming State Railroad
Col Powers
Orange Junction
Yellowstone National Park
Nevada
Reno
Nev
Winnemaca
George &. Nixon
Humbolt County
James A. Yerington
Ormedy County
Frank H. Norcross
James Butler
Heern
W. J. Plumb
Address of Alton Brooks Parker Accepting the Democratic Nomination
Mr. Parker resigns as chief judge to accept the Democratic convention’s nomination. He outlines Jeffersonian principles, support for constitutional limits, tariff reform, trust remedies, Philippines independence, and a nonre election pledge while stressing independence and the need for measured, lawful governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Brooks Parker
Democratic Party
Notification Address of Chairman Champ Clark
Judge Parker reflects on the presidential election as a sacred transfer of power. He praises the St Louis Democratic convention for unity and free debate, affirming enduring Democratic principles and aims to serve all Americans with liberty, economy, and justice. He notes the responsive platform and numerous presidential candidates, highlighting the chosen nominee with strong enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Parker
St. Louis
St Hes
Parker notification ceremony on Sagamore amid rain at Ulster County
The Democratic nomination notification for Judge Alton B Parker unfolded on the Sagamore with a large party, including Senator Hill and Col Clark, as rain interrupted the outdoor event. Parker’s acceptance address drew applause despite downpours, followed by an extended reception at Rosemount before returning to Hyde Park and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore
John Fierce
Sapphire
Ulster County
Judge Parker
Democratic National Convention
United States
John H. Parker
Derby
Conn
Alfred Tanner
Kingston
Parker
J. A. Miles
Daniel Manning
Albany
Cleveland
Treasury
C. Rirloff
St.Louis
Charles M. Hall
Rosemount
Senator Hill
Wolfart
Col. O'Sullivan
Mary O'Sullivan
New Orleans
Farker
Newburg
Ine
Cord Meyer
St. Louis
Seventh Regiment
Senator HI
Hyde Park
John Pierce
Taggart
Meyer
Clark
Tittle Party
Ita
Close
Representatia Clark
New York
Twenty-second-street
Eisopus
Dudge Alton B. Parker
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State Committee
Berran Ryan
Cobden
Union County
Til
Shethsville
Frank T .Miller
Frice
Wade G Dent
Pat H Hlackistaie
Lemuil Smith
Mame Bray
Hubert Serre
Radeth Putnam
Culpeper
James Ro Welsh
Tia Vo Brown
Robert L Langybher
Katie Broadus
Edward H Peebles
Richmond
Hosa
Gregory
Petersburg
Wilam Malneck
Jennis Jones
Genrke Thomas Wason
Lottie Williams
Harry Collison
Caraline O Dawson
Anne Arundel County
Joseph Enders
Adele
Alexander Eeward Roséleigh
New York City
Elizabeth E Alien
Chadwick
Imm
DeWitt
Charlotte Alice Rothwell Charwick
Toronto
Celan Ellinger
John A Filinger
Streat
St Patrick's Church
Imart Arlington
Mass
Elizabeth S. Freeman
Frank L Freeman Uwilu
Huntington Place
Alice Sturgus Hill
Waham Curtis
Mason
Luella Stanley
Richard Barnes
Mary Armstrong Mason
Congressional Cemetery
V Street
Hesse Pearl Young
Stierlim
Clarence K Young
St Martin's Church
Thursay
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Health Office Record
George E Adame
Prospect Ave
Wm E Arthur
Titus Braxton
L St Nw
Eva M Holding
Scott *T
Emily HR Hussey
Kenyon St
Emma Wo Jones
Ti St Nw
Alla Jordan Garfield Hospital
Undertakers
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
Republicans and Immigration
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Jefferson
Republic
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Yife
Supreme Court of the United States
Philippines
Gulf
Mexico
Shiloh
Amtietam
Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
Stone River
Chickamauga
Champ Clark
CLARE
Bherlf Wester
Mc Cougland
Humphrey
New York Central Railroad
West Shore
Burke Cochran
Tammany
William F. Sheehar
Flagy
Bunting
John A. King
Fort Dearborn Bank
Frank E. Doling
Mllinois
Preston Harrison
Harrison
Tenomcathy
Hudson
Newbury
Constitutional
The
God of Our Fathers
Mrelark
Nanded
T. Aue
Esopus II
Hom Alton B Parker
St Louis
Peos Ple
Missouri
Thomas Taggart
William F Sheehan
Charles F Murphy
Joseph W. BaHey
Texas
Patrick IW. McCarren
John G Carlisle
Marcus A. Smith
Adgona
Norman E Mack
Charles A Walsh
Iowa
Perry Belmont
Daniel Q. Campau
Michigan
Homer S Cummings
Connecticut
George Foster Feabody
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