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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1904

Page

8

Shaping Up the Fight at Democratic Headquarters

Virginia Chairman en route to the Ninth District to review the situation and orders for printing a million more campaign documents. West Virginia Democrats seek funds as Col Ellyson visits, Cowherd polls support while Davis looms as VP nominee and aid prospects stay limited.

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 on free marriage and death intructions in papers

Notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post will appear simultaneously in multiple newspapers upon application at no extra charge. It lists newspapers including New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger and more.

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

CARVER On Wednesday August 10 194 FRANK NOBLE remembered

Obituary notices list multiple deaths and funeral plans from Washington D C and nearby areas. Names include Frank Noble Theophilus E Roessle John H Lambden and others with ages residences and scheduled services. Notices request copies from Richmond and Boston papers.

Lambden John H. Lambden Florence M. Lambden Kershaw Roessle Paris France Theophilus EL Roessle Washington, D.C

Undertakers and Embalming Services in Washington DC

J R Speare undertaker and embalmer at 940 F Street NW offers first class service and a phone line 340. Joseph Gawler at Main 131 provides similar funeral services since 1850. R F Harveys Sons, at 1325 Fourteenth Street NW, promotes strictly first class service and a spacious chapel with North 379.

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

Democratic Nominees Seeks Campaign Coast to Help WV

West Virginia Democratic congressional nominees have not yet received funds from Congressional headquarters and may get campaign literature distribution in West Virginia towns. Cowherd plans a New York trip to discuss Northern district strategy and possible moving of headquarters. The national committee may run campaigns in cooperation with the eastward shift.

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

President calls halt on removals of DOJ staff

Special to The Washington Post from Birmingham Alabama reports President Roosevelt sent a letter on August 9 ordering a halt to removals of deputy marshals and assistant district attorneys for political reasons. The letter directs district attorneys and marshals to retain subordinates on grounds of fitness only, prohibiting partisan interference.

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

Campaign in the West Shows Speakers' Bureau Shifts

Western campaign planning unfolds with Tawney guiding the speakers' bureau from Chicago after talks with President Roosevelt and national leaders. A Likely reduced speaker count mirrors 1896 and 1900, as organizers map a vigorous yet restrained push across Western states.

Old Boys Fremont and Lincoln Club Form in Washington

A permanent national and local Old Boys Fremont and Lincoln Club is organized in Washington at the Riggs House with about 150 names on the local roll. Hon. E. M. Marble elected local president, aims to support Roosevelt and the Republican ticket, while organizers will be sent nationwide to rally old supporters.

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 Mr. Marble Theodore Roosevelt Charles W. Fairbanks Republican Party Senator Scott West Virginia Robert Reyburn John Jay Edson A. §. Taylor Odell Thomas H. Mckee H. L. Blunt Reyburn Assembly E. M. Marble Gen Ellis Spear Maj Henry Romeyn George W. Honey Myron M. Parker L. M. Saunders William W. Dudley John Joy Edson A. A. Thomas William 8. Qdell James H. Vermilya Donald McCathran Thomas M. Mckee William A. Macoy W. Saxon John 8. Hitchcock J. G. Bridahan W. W. Cheshire John GC. Fremont W. L. Marsh T. W. Tallmadge G. B. Abrams F. A. Holden A. J. Curtis N. M. Mclaughlin Sidney Burlingame Prohibition Hen. J. W. Wightman John 3. Hitchcock Robert J. Whittleton

Populists Plan Full State Ticket in New York

In New York on August 12 the Populist party announced a full electoral and state ticket to be fielded. Jay W. Forrest said notification speeches would occur at Cooper Union on August 18. Thomas K. Watson will be notified by Judge Samuel W. Williams, with Thomas H. Tibbies’ candidacy to be announced by ex Senator William V. Allen. The party has set national headquarters at Union Square Hotel in New York City.

Chicago Aus Nepupican Harry S. New National Headquarters Public Bureau Fairbanks Organized Labor Capt. New New York 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

Republican gossip signals tight race across states

A Seoul of inside Republican chatter from New York to Indiana and West Virginia shows party leaders uneasy about Indiana and West Virginia outcomes, with fears New York and New Jersey could drift away. Washington and Illinois campaigns loom large as Cortelyou, Odell, and Parker aides plot lines for the fall contest.

West Virginia Cortelyou Indiana

Promise From Porte Demands Will Be Granted

Reports from Constantinople Smyrna and Berlin detail Turkish officials discussing a text of a reply to American demands on the rights of citizens in Turkey. The State Department wants concrete binding language and no vagueness. The American squadron remains at Smyrna while negotiations continue.

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 Wired to House Debates

In the British India budget debate Indian Secretary Broderick says no fixed return date for Tibet expedition. Plans aim to vacate Lassa after terms set, with insistence on respectful treatment of Britain’s name. Russia says it is fully advised and agrees with the plan. Lord Curzon praised as he returns to India.

Russia Plana London House of Commons India Brodrick Tibet Lassa Great Britain Broderick Lord Curzon Kedleston

Sympathy of Monarchs Condolences to Waldeck Rousseau Family

Paris reports telegraphic condolences to the Waldeck Rousseau family after the former premier's death at Corbell on August 10. Messages came from the German Emperor and kings of England Portugal Norway and Sweden Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria with Baron d Estournelies de Constant also sending regards for the arbitration group. Foreign Minister Delcasse returns to attend the funeral in private capacity as the government offers national obsequies not necessarily religious.

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 Passes Commons on to Lords

In London on August 12 the French convention bill cleared its third reading in the Commons amid cheers and moved to the Lords, which gave it first reading. Conservative MP Thomas Gibson Bowles urged delay until the French Deputies acted, but Premier Balfour urged continued British goodwill. Bowles 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 Vancouver to London

The Uttle British Columbia dugout canoe Tillikum, about two and a half tons, carved from a single tree trunk by an Alaskan Indian in 1848, sailed from Ponta Delgada Azores for London. Capt. J. C. Voss leads with one companion Harrison. The voyage began in May 1901 and has already covered nearly 20,000 miles through the Pacific and Azores.

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

Moroccan War Secretary Hamet Jaiya Arrested in Tangier

Hamet Jaiya principal secretary to El Menebhi the Moroccan minister of war has been arrested and imprisoned in Tangier with his property confiscated under sultan orders. Jaiya is a British subject and European residents condemn the action as life and property become unsafe. The British legation has protested but the Moroccan government has not replied.

Tangier Hamet Jaiya el Menebhi Jaiya

Paraguayan insurgents claim victories in key ports

Buenos Ayres reports rumors that Paraguayan insurgents captured Humaita Vila Pilar and Concepcion ports. They are also said to have seized 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 written works on legal practice. He was named by President Roosevelt as a delegate to the Union Congress of Law and Jurists to meet in St. Louis next month.

Orange N. J Seymour D. Thompson Court of Appeals St. Louis Thompson Roosevelt Union Congress of Law and Jurists Illinois

Fatal trolley wreck in Defiance Ohio kills three

Three killed and three injured in a Baltimore and Ohio crossing trolley crash in Defiance just before noon. Victims include Mrs Helen Reison Wetter of Cleveland aged twenty seven and two Gaede children, Rollin aged three and Gerald aged five, sons of Rev. M Gaede. Wounded are Mrs Olga Gaede Earl Barnhart and Harold Fraght. The latter two belong to Company E Sixth Regiment Ohio National Guard en route to Mau Mes Valley Chautauqua drill. Crossing on a curve, motorman did not see oncoming cars. both cars crowded but injuries not life threatening.

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 Women Relief Corps

Miss Clara Barton will be the guest of the National Woman's Relief Corps during the Grand Army Encampment next week in Boston. Gov Bates issued a proclamation noting the state department will be closed Tuesday for the parade and suggesting business closures and building decorations.

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 Fragment Amid Broken Band

A theatrical moment unfolds as a dancer hides disappointment after a broken pale blue eating band is left behind. Peggy blushes with dismay while a lover debates departure, tears and a faint plan to salvage happiness linger in the scene.

Peggy Cherka

Prominent Democrats Listed for National Committee Posts

A New York Times pedigree roundup profiles several Democratic figures tied to the national committee. De Lancey Nicoll, born Shelter Island 1854, heads Nicoll Anable & Lindsay. George Foster Peabody, banker with Lake George ties, finances campaigns. William F. Sheehan, Buffalo native, ex-legislator and lieutenant governor nominee. August Belmont Jr., Harvard 1875 graduate heads Belmont firm and Rothschild links. James Smith Jr., Col James M. Guffey, John R. McLean, Thomas Staples Martin, Timothy E. Ryan cited as major party figures with varied state ties and roles. The piece also mentions Elkins children in an anecdote about Harrison and Cleveland campaign imagery.

New York Times de Lancey Nicoll Taggart Shelter Island N. Y Princeton New York Jacob Sharp Nicoll, Anable & Lindsay Nassau Street Wiliam F. Sheehan Sheehan & Collin Buffalo St. Joseph's College National Committee James M. Guffey Pennsylvania United States John R. McLean Ohio Cincinnati Enquirer George K . Nash Harvard Washington Thomas Staples Martin Virginia Scottsville

Oddities of the World From Casselle Saturday Journal

Fascinating trivia spans birth rates in Europe, military quirks, flower lore, forest use for sleepers, blindness rates in Russia, sturgeons’ fragility, banana productivity, Atlantic fog estimates, quarry techniques in Rhone Valley, Hindoo soap practices, nesting tricks of birds, a precious Koran copy in Isfahan, beard growth stats, the angry tree in the East, and a Selma tramp device turning townsfolk toward the roads for thirty days.

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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