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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1904

Page

17

Shaping Up the Fight at Democratic Headquarters

Virginia Chairman en route to the Ninth District to review the situation and order printing of a million campaign documents. West Virginia nominees seek funds as Democrats shape their campaign sureties and money remains scarce for direct contributions. Col Taylor Ellyson, state chairman, visits headquarters to advise on field work and district strategy against Col Slemp. Joseph Wysor seeks party aid while Davis as Vice Presidential nominee may aid fundraising efforts.

Virginia Ninth Games and Tobacco Trust Imi Ierature Taylor Ellyson Cowherd Col Ellyson Slemp Joseph Wysor Congress Col. Elly- Son Washington West Virginia Congressional Committee New York Davis

Notice of Auto-Insertion for Marriage and Death Notices

Notices of marriage and death inserted in The Washington Post will, upon application, appear simultaneously and free of charge in multiple morning newspapers including The New York Times, Baltimore Herald, Boston Globe, and others listed. The notice details various newspapers and the process for insertion across editions.

Washington Post NEW York Times Baltivmors Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Cocrier Cincinnati Enquirer Icago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Lolis Republic Post-Standard, &T Pall Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer

MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES MIXED FROM WASHINGTON AREA

Notices list multiple obituaries and wedding notices with names such as Charles Denton, Flossie Garnet, Frank Noble, John Lambden, Theophilus Roessle, and others. Funeral details include dates, residencies, and interment notes, with addresses in Washington DC and surrounding areas.

Charles H Donaldson Fannie E. Warring William T Lambden John H. Lambden Florence M. Lambden Kershaw Roessle Paris France Theophilus EL Roessle Washington, D.C

Undertakers Advertise First Class Service in Washington

J R Speare Undertaker and Embalmer at 940 F Street N W offers first class embalming and funeral services with telephone 340. Joseph Gawler at 1730 82 Pa Ave NW also advertises, established 1850. R F Harveys Sons Funeral Directors and Embalmers at 1325 Fourteenth Street NW promote strict first class service, moderate prices, and a commodious chapel with telephone North 379.

J. R. Speare F Street N. W Joseph Gawler Uner Pa. Ave R. F. Harvey's Sons Smbalmers Fourteenth Street Nw Rommodious Chapel North John R. Wricht Tooth Street

West Virginia Democrats lack funding for campaign

West Virginia Democratic nominees for Congress have not received financial support from Congressional headquarters and may obtain some. The party plans to distribute campaign literature in West Virginia towns where useful. Cowherd will visit New York to discuss northern districts and possible relocation of headquarters.

West Virginia Congress Congressional Cone Cowherd New York Washington South Taggart Chicago Parker New Jersey Connecticut Pennsylvania National Committee Gaines The Tobacco Trust

President halts removals of dept officials in Alabama

Special to The Washington Post Birmingham Aug 12. Justice Department officials in Alabama received Washington copy of Roosevelt letter dated Aug 9 ordering a halt to removals of deputy marshals and assistant district attorneys for political reasons. The president urges retention of staff on fitness alone and warns no politician may dictate to these officials.

Washington Post Birmingham Ala Department of Justice Alabama Washington Roosevelt J. O. Thompson Charles Scott A. B. Colguitt

Campaign Bureau Heads and West Campaign Plans

West campaign work discussed with President Roosevelt by Tawney and Jawney from the Speakers Bureau. Tawney backs off West speaking push, predicts fewer national speakers this year, with intense effort planned in each Western state.

Tawney James Jawney Minnesota Republican Chicago Roose West New York Cortelyou Babcock Republican Congressional Committee National Committee Republican Party Executive Committee Ali

Local Old Boys Fremont and Lincoln Club Formed in Washington

About fifty old Lincoln and Fremont supporters organized the National Old Boys Fremont and Lincoln Club and a local Washington unit at Riggs House. Hon. E. M. Marble elected local president. aims include backing President Roosevelt and Republican candidates, with organizers to be sent nationwide to rally the “old bloods.”

John P. Hale John C. Fremont Abraham Lincoln National Old Boys Fremont and Lincoln Club First Old Boys Fremont and Lincoln Club Washington Riggs House M. Marble Patents National Club Roosevelt

PopulistsNominate Full Electoral State Ticket in New York

New York Aug 12 announcement from Populist headquarters that a full electoral and state ticket will be fielded in New York. Jay W Forrest announced speakers for Cooper Union meeting Aug 18. Watson will be informed by Judge Samuel W Williams. Tibbes by William V Allen. National HQ at Union Square.

Taggart White Sulphur New York Democratic National Committee White Sulphur Springs W. Va Henry G. Davis Sheehan Bar Harbor Delancey Nicoll People’s Party Jay W. Forrest Cooper Union Thomas K. Watson Samuel W. Williams Vincennes Ind Thomas H. Tibbies United States William V. Allen Madison Near Union Square Hotel Newark J. Edward Addicks Republican National Committee Delaware

Republican gossip weighs Indiana West Virginia and Oregon gains

A political gossip column from a reliable source reports Eastward Republican visitors discussing Indiana’s fate and fear of New York and New Jersey losses. Ohio and Illinois efforts are outlined, with Meade Turner in Washington State and Wall Street signals shaping the campaign.

Promise From Porte Demands Will Be Granted

Text of a reply to American demands on rights of citizens in Turkey discussed by Nacum Pasha and Imzet Pasha with Leishman at Therapia. State Department seeks concrete binding language. Germany may advise. American squadron anchored at Smyrna. Cabinet meets as Adams Hay receives Jewell cable.

Sultan State Department Germany Constantinople Nacum Pasha Leishman Therapia Bosphorus Turkey Imzet Pasha Selim Pasha Foreign Office United States Hay Admiral Jewell Smyrna Navy Department

Occupation of Tibet and Allied World News Briefs

Reports from London, Toronto, Paris, and Stockholm cover Tibet occupancy plans, India budget debates, and Russia Britain cooperation on Lassa terms. Also notes Friends conference in Toronto, French expo officials leaving Paris for Havre, and a groundless murder report in Nakhichevan amid European diplomatic updates. Sixty-one Hungarian deputies sail for New York to attend the St Louis Parliament Congress. An arbitration pact between Sweden and Norway is signed. The Temps reports a Sultan of Turkey mission with gifts to Italy.

Russia Plana London House of Commons India Brodrick Tibet Lassa Great Britain Broderick Lord Curzon Kedleston Fiume Hungary Sug New York St. Louis

Sympathy of Monarchs for Waldeck Rousseau Family

Paris reports telegraphic condolences to the Waldeck-Rousseau family from the German Emperor and Kings of England Portugal Norway and Sweden plus Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria. Baron dEstournelies de Constant conveyed messages for the French international arbitration group. Foreign Minister Delcasse returns for the funeral as a private attendee.

Waldeck- Rousseau Paris M. Waldeck-Rousseau Corbell England Portugal Norway Sweden Ferdinand Bulgaria Baron d’Estournelies de Constant French International Arbitration Group Delcasse

French Convention Bill Clears Commons and Advances

Passes its third reading amid cheers in the House of Commons and moves to the Lords. Conservative MP Thomas Gibson Bowles urged delay until the French Deputies acted, but Premier Balfour said delaying would be inconsistent with Britain’s spirit toward France. Bowles then withdrew his objection.

Commons House of Lords London House of Commons Thomas Gibson Bowles French Chamber of Deputies Balfour Great Britain France Bowles

Canoe Makes Ocean Voyage From Azores to London

The Tillikum, a two and a half ton dugout canoe carved from a single tree trunk by an Alaskan Indian in 1848, sailed from Ponta Delgada toward London. Capt. J. C. Voss commands with one companion Harrison. The voyage started in May 1901, routing via Pacific islands, Cape Horn, and the Azores, having already covered nearly 10 000 miles.

Vancouver Azores London Ponta Delgada Azore Islands British Columbia Europe Pacific Cape Horn J. C. Voss Harrison

British Subject Arrested in Tangier War Secretary Case

Hamet Jaiya principal secretary to El Menebhi Moroccan minister of war has been arrested and imprisoned with confiscation of his goods under the Sultan's orders. Jaiya is a British subject and European residents protest that life and property are unsafe. The British legation protests have been ignored by the Moroccan government.

Tangier Hamet Jaiya el Menebhi Jaiya

Paraguayan insurgents capture ports and ship with minister aboard

Rumor from Buenos Ayres on August 12 reports Paraguayan insurgents seizing Humaita Vila Pilar and Concepcion. They are said to have captured the steamer Villa Rica carrying the minister of the interior who escaped.

Buenos Ayres Humaita Vila Pilar Concepcion Villa Rica

Seymour D. Thompson Dead in New Jersey

Seymour D. Thompson former associate justice of the Court of Appeals at St. Louis died of diabetes at his home in Orange New Jersey. He was born in 1842 in Illinois a Civil War veteran and had been appointed by President Roosevelt as a delegate to a Union Congress of Law and Jurists to be held in St. Louis next month.

Wall Street J. Pier- Bont Morgan Roosevelt New York The Stock Exchange the World Sun Froosevelt Parker Lase Wex W. H. H. Miller Indianapolis Harrison Utiica N. Y Deansboro Yes Cortelyou Judge Parker Gov. Odell Platt Orange N. J Seymour D. Thompson Court of Appeals St. Louis Thompson Union Congress of Law and Jurists Illinois

Fatal trolley wreck rocks Defiance Ohio

Three people died and three injured when a Baltimore and Ohio trolley crossing in Defiance Ohio was struck near noon. Victims include Helen Reison Wetter of Cleveland and two Gaede children ages five and three, sons of Rev. M Gaede. Survivors include Olga Gaede Earl Barnhart and Harold Fraght. Barnhart and Fraght are Ohio National Guard members en route to drill. The crossing at a curve limited the motorman’s view, the crowded car had a trailer, and the injured are expected to recover.

Defiance Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Helen Reison Wetter Cleveland Gerald Gaede Rollin Gaede M. Gaede Olga Gaede Earl Barnhart Harold Fraght Ohio National Guard Hicksville Maumes Valley Chautauqua

Miss Barton to Visit Boston for Grand Army Encampment

Miss Clara Barton will guest of the National Woman's Relief Corps during the Grand Army Encampment next week in Boston Massachusetts. Gov Bates issued a proclamation announcing state offices will close next Tuesday the parade day and urged business closures and building decorations in honor of the Grand Army of the Republic.

Woman's Relief Corps Boston Mass Clara Barton National Woman's Relief Corps I Grand Army Gov Bates State Department Grand Army of the Republic

A Knight of the Garter

A fragmentary tale describes a knightly scene with a girl named Peggy who blushes at a broken blue eating band. She worries over the clamp and contemplates leaving her sweetheart, who offers to go with her. The street scene shifts as one person steps away and another returns with uncertainty.

Peggy Cherka

Prominent Democrats Named for National Committee Roles

The New York Times report lists De Lancey Nicoll born Shelter Island 1954 and Princeton graduate, a former district attorney and partner at Nicoll Anable & Lindsay. It highlights George Foster Peabody of Lake George and Brooklyn homes, William F. Sheehan of Buffalo, August Belmont of New York, ex Senator James Smith Jr of Newark, Col James M Guffey of Pennsylvania, John R McLean of Ohio, Thomas Staples Martin of Virginia, and Timothy E Ryan of Wisconsin. A anecdote recalls the Elkins boys and their Grover Cleveland Junior Campaign Club portrait, amid Republican parent reactions.

New York Times de Lancey Nicoll Taggart Shelter Island N. Y Princeton New York Jacob Sharp Nicoll, Anable & Lindsay Nassau Street James M. Guffey Pennsylvania United States John R. McLean Ohio Cincinnati Enquirer George K . Nash Harvard Washington Thomas Staples Martin Virginia Scottsville The Independent Elkins Mryikine Gen. Harrison Senator Elkins Harrison Marrison Grover Cleveland Elkins Fboys Ike

Oddities From Cassell's Journal Of World News

A collage of curiosities lists European birth rates, blindness, and sturgeon size, compares banana productivity to potatoes and wheat, and notes a Atlantic fog diameter. It describes a gold engraved Qur an and a long bearded man’s growth, plus a local Selma tramp-running punishment in North Carolina.

Casselle Saturday Journal France Ehiropodist P Europa Russia A My Atlantic Maer Atlantic St Triphony Rhone India Natchet Mohammedan Isanan-Ruza Persia Far East

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