Odell and Cortelyou Reach Accord on New York Campaign
In New York Odell and Cortelyou conferred to align the Republican state and national committees on the state campaign. They avoided committing to a governor nominee until Elihu Root’s position is clarified, with Lieut Gen Higgins among names floated. Attendees included Frank Lowden and W. Murray Crane. Spooner discussed Wisconsin delays. Dick of Ohio assessed Colorado labor impacts on the party.
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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 of joint marriage and death notices policy
Notice announces that marriage and death notices in The Washington Post will be published simultaneously in multiple morning papers at no extra charge. Papers listed include New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald and others.
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 A FLOOD OF NAMES AND LOCATIONS
A long, scattered notice lists numerous marriage intentions and celebrants across multiple states and locales including Culpeper Virginia and Richmond Virginia. The transcription also covers obituaries and funeral notices with names, ages, and service details such as dates and street addresses.
Local Undertakers Advertised in Washington DC Listings
A dense display of funeral home ads lists undertakers including W R Speare at 940 F Street NW, Joseph Gawler at 1730 32 Pa Ave NW, Harvey's Sons at 1325 Fourteenth Street NW, J R Wright at 1337 Tenth Street NW, J William Lee with crematorium, and George P Zarhorst Capitol parlor. The notices promise first class service, moderate prices, and 24 hour availability with commodious chapels and on premise facilities.
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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
Cleveland warned against presidential re election in a Albany dated letter while New York Governor he urged constitutional disqualification for a second term. Three weeks earlier he learned of his Chicago nomination. Parker now says he will not seek or accept a second term or the nomination.
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Grover Cleveland
Parker
Albany
Chicago
Col
Wiliam F. Vilas
Wisconsin
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Republicans and Immigration Omission Questioned in Chicago
Rep Pou of North Carolina said the Republican platform omitted a declaration to restrict immigration. He argued the omission favored cheaper European labor and warned of increased contract labor law infringements. He predicted North Carolina would back a solid Democratic delegation and doubted Blackburn's chances in the eighth district.
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Pou
Chicago
North Carolina
Europe
Mr Poll
Republican Party
Poll
Spencer Blackburn
Newlands
Blackburn
New York Democrats Buoyant Says Cowherd in City
Chairman Cowherd of the Democratic Congressional committee reports buoyant Democrats in New York after talks with Chairman Taggart and Judge Parker in Esopus. He believes Democrats will carry New York this fall and gain House control by recovering seats from Republicans. He praises Parker’s friendly manner and expects harmony between national and congressional campaigns.
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Cowherd
Empire State
Representative Cowherd
Democratic Congressional Committee
New York
Taggart
Esopus
Judge Parker
Mr. Cowherd
Harlem
National Committee
Champ Clark
Cord Meyer
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
Wyoming Politics and Rail Plan in Roosevelt Talks
Gov Chatterton of Wyoming and Col Harrison Powers, London capital investor, meet President Roosevelt in Washington. Chatterton discusses arid land reclamation while asserting Wyoming remains safely Republican. Powers backs a Wyoming State Railroad of 474 miles from Orange Junction to Yellowstone Park, set to begin mid September. Nevada GOP convention in Winnemucca noms Nixon for Senate, Yerington for Congress, Norcross for judge, Butler Heern and Plumb as presidential electors.
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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
Addressing the Democratic Nomination Acceptance by Parker
Alton Brooks Parker resigns as chief judge to accept the Democratic presidential nomination. In a lengthy address he cites Jeffersonian principles, restraint by law, tariff reform, independence for the Philippines, and opposition to imperial ambitions, stressing a single term and personal independence from political temptation.
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The
United States
God of Our Fathers
Republic
Address of Chairman Champ Clark on St Louis Convention
Judge Parker lauds the quadrennial presidential election and popular sovereignty. He praises the Democratic St Louis convention for unity and debate, outlining party aims, principles, and the pledge to serve all Americans with liberty, economy, and justice. The speaker notes numerous presidential candidates and strong support for the chosen nominee.
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Judge Parker
St. Louis
St Hes
Esopus II
Hom Alton B Parker
Democratic Party
St Louis
Peos Ple
United States
Champ Clark
Missouri
Parker Nominated by Democrats Amid Rain on Esopus Visit
Steamer Sagamore carried 525 guests to Esopus to formally notify Judge Alton B Parker of his unanimous nomination for President. Rain fell as Parker spoke, urged unity and constitutional balance, while supporters hailed the speech and the ceremony on Rosemount lawn with salutes from Sagamore and yachts Sapphire and Scout.
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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
Farker
Newburg
Ine
Rosemount
Cord Meyer
Hyde Park
New York
Twenty-second-street
Eisopus
Dudge Alton B. Parker
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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
Niewspapreradhive
Republicans and Immigration
Politics IN
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Court of Appeals
Jefferson
Legislative
Thomas Jefferson
William C. Jarvis
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Ople
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Yife
Supreme Court of the United States
Philippines
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Mexico
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CLARE
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Charles M. Hall
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Wolfart
Col. O'Sullivan
Mary O'Sullivan
New Orleans
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
Mrelark
Nanded
T. Aue
Seventh Regiment
Senator HI
John Pierce
Meyer
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