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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1904

Page

41

Ideas Power and Civil Reform in Parker Speech

Judge Parker argues that educated, unselfish leaders drive public reform through ideas, not force, recounting civil service reform, Tweed’s downfall, and Lincoln’s rise. He urges local citizen effort, warns of apathy, and notes reform succeeds when pursued within or alongside party structures with persistent public backing.

Tweed Lincoln Alton Brookes Parker Judge Parker Union College Albany N. Y Henry III France Duke of Guise Tomaorrow Jefferson New Haven George William Curtis Dorman B. Eaton City of New York Samuel J. Tilden Charles O'Conor Tweed Ring Tilden O’conor Moore Canal Ring Uincain England

Government closes bank at Swanton Vermont

The People's National Bank of Swanton Vermont was closed by the Comptroller of the Currency. Frank L Fisk was appointed receiver. The bank, with capital of 50000, suspended due to failed note collection but creditors expected to be paid in full and possible reopening.

Yvelong Abraham Lincoln Republican Party Stephen A. Douglas People’s National of Swanton, Vt People’s National Bank National Bank Examiner Frank L. Fisk United Water New Jersey

Rice Sues Standard Oil for 93 Million Damages

George Rice of Marietta Ohio sues the Standard Oil Company in the United States Circuit Court claiming 93 million dollars in damages. He alleges the firm forced railroads to raise freight charges, opened rivals to crush his business, costing him 4,000 customers, an oil refinery worth 700000 dollars, and a 30000 dollar yearly business. The action, under the Interstate Commerce Act of 1850, parallels a New Jersey Chancery suit seeking to revoke the company charter. The claimed damages are 3 million though the suit states 1 million.

Trenton N. J George Rice Marietta Ohio United States Standard Ol Company Rice Standard OM Court of Chancery of New Jersey Ee Ee

Dyspepsia Remedy Promises Quick Cure

The Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy is advertised to cure dyspepsia heartburn gastritis and stomach disorders with the first dose. It claims to tone the stomach prevent fermentation aid digestion and improve overall health. The ad asserts European renown and sole American rights and invites readers to write for pamphlet and case history.

Grover Grahem Grover Graham McDermott Europe Grover Graham Co Newburgh

Mourners Disturbed as Copter Papers Serve Near Heinze Funeral

In Brooklyn at Greenwood Cemetery a law clerk and guard attempted to serve papers on F Augustus Heinze as his mother was laid to rest. Relatives blocked the intruders and warned them off, while a US Circuit Court subpoena targeted damages of 5.2 million in the ongoing copper litigation involving Heinze and Amalgamated Copper.

Washington Post New York F. Augustus Heinze Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn Heinze Mr. Heinze Otto C. Heinze Frederic Augustus Heinze Toy

Nominations for World’s Fair Fine Arts Exhibit Confirmed

The national commission in St. Louis confirms jurors for the American fine arts exhibit at the World’s Fair. Lists include illustrators Louis Loeb, Howard Pyle, and Alice Barber Stevens. wood engravers Henry Woll, Frank French, and G. T. Andrews. sculptors Richard Brooks, Daniel C French, J. Q. A. Ward, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, and Herbert Adams. architecture and painting names across major cities. extensive details follow.

National Commission St. Louis J. Louis Walter Cook New York City Mr. Day Philadelphia Howard Walker Boston Lockwood de Harry 'W. ‘Warrows New York Francia Jones Seymour Thomas Paris Thomas Allen Colin C. Cooper Edmund C. Tarbell Szlem Mass T. C. Steel Indianapolis Ralph Clarkson Chicago B. WH. Wuerpel Frank Duvaneck Cincinnati Cecelia Beaux Sarah Sears Edwin Slashfield Newark Frederick Vinton, Beatons Charles Wiggans

Connecticut Endeavorers Protest Wine At Launch Of Connecticut

W H Spooner of Connecticut Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor forwards to Acting Navy Secretary Darling a letter opposing wine at the launch of the battleship Connecticut. He cites an earlier case and urges the government to set an example by using pure water, arguing it would prevent wrecks and promote sobriety. He signs H. H. Spooner.

Connecticut Kensington Conn H H. Spooner Christian Cittixen Connecticut Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavar Navy Connecticut Endeavarera Darling Charlen H. Darling Amy Epi H. HL Spooner

Bee Line to West Point Appointees Must Follow Rules

Comptroller Tracewell of the Treasury orders West Point appointees to travel the shortest route from home to the academy to qualify for government travel reimbursement. The rule mirrors that for army officers. West Point disbursing officers must now inform new cadets of these regulations at appointment notice.

West Point Military Academy Tracewell Treasury

Army Officers Grant Leaves and Maneuver Appointments

Orders to army officers grant leaves of absence for two to three months to James Butler James Hanna and Leonard Cook extend surgery disability leaves for Capt Edwin Root and Maj Henry Kendall detail officers to act as umpires during maneuvers near Manassas Va assign signal and artillery officers to duties during maneuvers and forwarding transfers. Navy moves include retirements naval academy duties recruiting parties and itineraries adjusted due to treasury budget constraints.

James Butler Signal Corps Hanna Tenth Infantry Leonard H. Cook Fiftenth Infantry Edwin A. Root Padfa Joseph D. Leitch Twenty-fifth Infantry Mananeas Wiliam BE. Horton Manila Mawin St. J. Grable Artillery Corps Philip Yost Canton Ohio Hot Springs Ark Army and Navy Wiliam E. Craighill Corps of Hnginesrs Mansassag Dan C. King Manassis George 8. Gibbs Signal Corp reHeved Louis F. Buck Scranton Matamores Pike County Fort Totten New York

Uniformed Troops Await Full Dress Regulation

The general staff announced a full-dress uniform plan for troops in the United States except the Artillery Corps. The outfit includes dark-blue caps with bands, new-pattern dress coats with collar ornaments and breast cord, and trousers of the prior pattern until inventory runs out. Also reports motion of naval squadrons sailing to Newport and London for coastal operations, with Rear Admiral Goodrich leading a cruiser group including Men, York, Marblehead, and Bennington toward San Francisco after routine maneuvers.

Oraerea United States Artillery Corps Goodrich Port Angeles Wash York Marblehead Bennington Forday Atraf

Excursions to Colonial Beach From Randall Line

Regular weekend trips depart Randall wharf this afternoon at 6 45 pm and Sunday 8 45 am. Steamers Harry Randall and T W Arrowsmith offer 50 cent round trips to Colonial Beach with crabbing fishing and bathing touted. River View family day trips to-morrow feature high wire acts and other exhibitions by Millie De Ace and Mons Drukker ending with late night performances.

Randall Colonial Beach Harry Randal T. W. Arrowsmith Harry Randall T. V.arrowsmith River View Millie de Aco Mons. Drukker Samuel J. Pentz Millie de Ace Pentz

Norwegian Lutherans Meet in Redwing Minnesota

In Redwing Minnesota on August 13 the ministerial conference of the Norwegian Lutheran Synod of America gathers, with officers President Rev O P Vangsness Story City Iowa and Secretary Rev G Smedal Roland Iowa. The session runs until the following Wednesday. A separate report from St Louis notes M C Bennett of Des Moines Iowa drowned in the Mississippi during an escape attempt from the workhouse and his pardon was imminent.

Redwing Minn Norwegian Lutheran Synod of America United States Canada O. P. Vangsness Story City Iowa G. 8Medal Roland St. Louis M. C. Bennett Des Moines Meyor Wells

Eczema remedies advertised by Swift Specific Co

The advertisement claims eczema is caused by blood impurities and promotes S. S. S. as a cure that purifies and strengthens the blood. It touts a book on the skin and offers free medical advice with no charge, directing readers to Atlanta Georgia.

Ieee Thomas Bt Louis S. 8 Nee TRE Swift Specific CO Atlanta Gaa Warner’s Warnera Warner Warner A Safe Cure Company Rochester N. Y Washington Post R. Reed Twelfth Street Shade F Street

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