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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1904

Page

31

Plans for campaign leaders hopefulness in West Virginia race

Reports and exchanges of views at White Sulphur Springs show Democratic forces united in the struggle for supremacy in the debatable states. West Virginia campaign opens September 5 as ex Senator Davis and national figures rally.

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Notable Democratic Nomination Address at White Sulphur Springs

Representative John Sharp Williams delivers a lengthy notification to ex-Senator Henry G. Davis of his nomination for Vice President by the St Louis convention. The speech critiques early American policy and argues for protectionist tariffs, recounting Boston Tea Party, Indianola, and colonial commerce as lessons, while praising self-government and Republican statesmanship.

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Fleury G. Davis Acceptance Speech for Vice Presidency

The address honors Fleury G. Davis accepting the Democratic nomination for Vice President, praising party loyalty, national unity, and a constitutional, economical administration. Davis reflects on labor, tariffs, industrial policy, and foreign policy while urging vigilance against centralization and praising the Constitution and democratic principles.

Fleury G. Davis

Notice of marriages and deaths in Washington area

Notices record multiple marriages and deaths with dates in 1904 including Willard Springer Mansfield Stephens Ames Carter Coel Curtiss Morgenweck Naylor and Russell. Items list spouses, ages, residences like 183 K Street NW and 1600 Thirteenth Street, church services details and private or pending funerals with relatives invited.

Springer—Lwans Lie Rex William J Hurtehins Bedford Presbyterian Church Brooklyn Florence Springer William P Springer Lee Melville Evans Clarksburg Stephens Father Stafford St Patricks Church Thomas Miss Sophia 'S C. Mansfield Ames Braddock Heights Elizabeth Delano John G Ames Columbus Delany Grints Finerit Thirteenth Street Private Carter Atboun Carlos Regulovnky Infant .c. of Heyvaard Woodside Wright Curtiss Caroline Farrham Curtiss Rea Morgen Weck Hancock Casper Morgenweck Fourth Street Naylor A B Stine East Croitel Street Davila H Naylor St Louis Alta S Russell F.neral

Local Undertakers and Embalmers Directory Ad

A 19th century DC area funeral services page lists W R Speare, Harvey's Sons, John R Wri ght, J William Lee and George P Zurhorst with addresses on F Street NW Pa Ave NW Tenth Street and East Capitol showing first class service modest prices and day and night availability.

Joseph Gawler Ave R. F. Harvey NERAL Fung Pourteenth Street John R. Wricht Tenth Street J. William Lee Auda Embilwer Commodions Chapel Snd George P. Zurhorst Bemtalmer Posera Wei East Capitol

Louisiana Delegation Seeks White House Settlement

A Louisiana Republican delegation including Emile Kuntz and Armand Romain met the President to press for harmony between rival factions the regular group and the lily whites They left believing the conference was satisfactory and plan to press Cortelyou on the Louisiana national committeeman issue Also included in dispatch is news that John H Small was renominated for Congress by the First North Carolina district with George W Ward and Hallett S Ward named for district judge and solicitor respectively Ward known for prosecuting Jim Wilcox Nell Cropsy's killer.

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Davis Delivers Earnest West Virginia Campaign Address

Senator Davis spoke from a frock suit and spoke to a large West Virginia and neighboring states crowd at White Sulphur. He stressed victory for the ticket and praised Parker and Williams while deflecting Bryan’s platform disputes. The event included remarks by Senator Daniel and concluded with cheers as guests congratulated the candidate.

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The Hot Weather Test Strengthens Resource Endurance

The piece notes heat exposes strength limits, endurance, and fatigue. It mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla aiding blood, refreshing sleep, and appetite. It portrays heat as revealing weaknesses and encouraging better self care. the brand is presented as a remedy.

Hood

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