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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1908

Page

29

New York GOP Chief Disclaims State Primaries Impact

National committee head Frank Hitchcock refused to link New York state primaries to governorship nomination or any national ticket impact. He said no stance was taken and no invitation to the national campaign will be extended until after the state convention. West Virginia commission review was referred to a committee for investigation.

National Committee West Virgin Tangle New York Frank H Hitchcock Republican National Committee Today New York State Oyster Bay James S Snerman Hughes Fittchcock Sherman Martes Co. Hughes Young Ohio Speth 1S Poly Harman Hitricy Taft National Comnetree Con Sit Wilkin J Ward Clearies Brooker Connecticut Fot Demia Dulryt Delaware

Senator Borah to Speak in Vermont. Bureau Work Moves

The Western speakers bureau is not yet organized. Someone must assume the task from Senator Borah of Idaho, who is slated for many speeches in Vermont. Haries H. Keating of Ohio, previously assistant director in Chicago, has been transferred to New York headquarters as assistant to Gen DuPont.

Chicago Senator Borah Idaho Vermont Haries H. Keating Ohio New York Gen DuPont

Names Off Roll Books In Brooklyn Court Bid

In Brooklyn a special session of the supreme court heard anti McCarren counsel seek removal of thousands of names from Democratic roll books. Lawyers alleged many enrolled Democrats moved or died and warned of potential ballot stuffing at primaries. About fourteen assembly districts were cited and nearly 10000 names may face scrutiny. no decision was handed down.

New York Broonlyn Supreme Court MecTernan Assembly McCarren

Governor bars oral arguments on Hand report in Jerome case

Governor Hughes informs Franklin Pierce counsel that no oral arguments will be heard on Commissioner Hand’s findings in the Jerome case. Written briefs are due by September 4 with replies by September 7. Decision on approving Hand’s report and dismissing charges will follow.

Ma Pierce Gotrfughes Pierce Jerome

Mapriago and Death Notices Section Fragment

Fragmentary obituary notes list names and places such as Pittsburgh and Ulova Providerce Jormal bal, with partial addresses and scattered initials. The unreadable OCR yields few clear facts beyond probable death notices and associated regional names.

Wasim Ponce Ptsburg Gispa & L Ulova Jormal Bal Herata St Lovie Svacuse Taladel

Died in August Illnesses and Funeral Notices

Obituary items list several deaths and services. Prominent names include Mrs Daisy B and Millie C with funeral details and interment guidance. Notices reference August 1908 events, residences in Yon, MAHYA area, and local hospital references.

Pati Jimi Alousi Thomas Skiward Gudey Daisy Ovel Ogiter Robet Amd Walter Wu Woiam Sarda & Co Amiuer Himeopathiec

Local Funeral Homes Advertise Low Cost Services in Washington

An OCR fragment lists multiple funeral directors and embalmers in Washington area including R F Harvey's Sons, Teaphane North 28 W R Speare, Thos S Surgeon, Thos A Costello, Frank Geier's Sons, Geo P Zarhorst, J W Williams, and John R Wright Co. It promotes modern chapels, embalming, and low prices with contact numbers and addresses such as 940 F Street NW, 301 East Capitol, and Pennsylvania Ave. The piece resembles a classified directory ad from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper.

F Harvey Fusnfral Ewbalmers Spon Sr Speare N. W Frank Sardo & CO Sergeon Cassor Ain Thos A Costello Embalyer Tse Lavery Frank Geier’s Sons Seventit ST Modern Chapel Geo P Zarhorst Embalwer East Capitol William Lee Pennslvania Ave John R Wright Co Fieal Diecor Lee Eal Flone

Democratic Surge Seen in West and New York in 1936 Rally

New York congressman says Bryan leads in states west of the Mississippi and is strong in the Pacific coast and intermountain regions. He predicts a Democratic win in New York and notes shifts in Indiana Minnesota and California politics with party nominees and local race details.

New York W Ulmin Sizer New Yok Mtermountain Pocitecot Lim Mio Stiger Sud Mississippi Riel Pacific Coast Intermountain Stah Idaho Ventana Nevada California Middle West John Weinlet Indiana Adlair Stevenson Wiian Minnesota Johnson Leyond Bryan York

Health Office Record of Insane and Other Patients

Fragmentary health office record lists names with ages and addresses including Pmima Luclett 54, Olivabeli Sousa 99, Martin Olsen, Jonn L Cutie, Hoseoe Spear 38, Mary Nussesr 18, August Charmsenny, Della Worms 30, Naigeret Roy, and Gertre Whee. Entries reference government hospitals, insanes, and Baptist home with scattered locations in Mebrie Bladensburg rd Hicky Jane 20 5 months and 608 7th se.

Pmima Luclett Ave Mebrie Bladensburg Hicky Jane Olivabeli Sousa Martin Olsen Jonn Cutie Garseld Nyeavy City Hoseoe Spear Mary PF Della Worms Naigeret Roy Tod Lait Baptist Heme

Taft Guaranty Plan Draws Republican Opposition

The article reports Taft oppose a proposed federal guaranty for bank deposits, arguing it promotes reckless speculation and harms depositors. It notes Bryan’s support for guaranty, discussions over Roosevelt’s policy, and Confederate veteran Col John McAnerney pledging Taft support. It also covers Taft’s campaign travels from Hot Springs to Toledo and Bass Island, with logistics and regional political mentions.

Hot Springs Taft Bryan

Spargo Replies To Bryan On Socialist Appeal At Indianapolis

Spargo member of the Socialist national committee and former resolutions chairman replies to Bryan's Indianapolis appeal. He deems the appeal insincere and argues the Democratic party tolerates known abuses and is not for genuine workers' rule. He cites Democratic judges and employers and contrasts labor planks from 1895 and today. District Democrats meet tonight in Munsey building with gramophone clips from Bryan and Cannon in Boston planned.

William Jennings Bryan Indianapolis Spargo Socialist Party Nationa Democratic Party Bryan District of Columbia Democratic Association Munsey Building Gramophone

Newspapers Contribute to National Campaign Fund Total

Treasurer Haskell of the Democratic National Committee announces receipts from five daily papers and The Democrat totaling 18 438 for the current campaign. Moses Wetmore notes other papers with $3000 marks will report as their goals are met.

Chicago Haskell Democratic National Committee Moses Wetmore Fiinance Committee

Ellis Accepts Plage Post as Assistant to Attorney General

Wade H Ellis of Ohio has accepted the office of Assistant to the Attorney General, tendered by President Roosevelt. Ellis, a close adviser to Taft, will assume duties when the present office permits, likely several weeks. He will succeed Milton D Purdy, who heads toward a federal judgeship in Minnesota.

Department of Justice Wade H Ellis Ohio Roosevelt Ellis Alll Attorney Generals Office Atts Ellist Chicago Taft Llhs Milton Douray Minnesota

Farragut Tablet Unveiled at Portsmouth Dedication

Former Assistant Secretary of the Navy EF W Hackett spoke at the dedication of a memorial tablet in the Portsmouth Navy Yard honoring Admiral David Glasgow Farragut. Admiral George Dewey attended, reading a letter from Rear Admiral Watson as the ceremony concluded with prayers, hymn, and naval gun battery.

the Navy EF W Hackett Portsmouth Dav Glasgow Wertsmouth Navy Yard Navy Yard George Dewey Frans Thompson Admiral Dewey David Glassow Arragut Rimidi Bates Dashtu United States Navy Yard Battery Brad Wo Flackett Admual Tgc Watson Louisvalle

University of Chicago faculty salaries boosted by Rockefeller grant

The University of Chicago raises its faculty salaries effective soon after a 7.0 million dollar endowment boost from John D Rockefeller. Ten professors start with increases from four to six thousand dollars while others rise to higher grades. overall about 23 percent. In Cleveland a Baptist pastor linked to Rockefeller is seriously ill with typhoid fever after recent confinement in Boston.

Gmerge University of Chicago John Rockefeller University 3 Cleveland Omo Charles A Gaton Buch@ Avenue Baptist Church John D Rockefeller Baton Boston

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills claim rheumatic relief and sleep aid

An advertisement extols Dr Miles Pain Pills as relief for rheumatic pains and nervous irritation that disrupts sleep. It quotes testimonials from users like Miss Mary Armstrong of 1206 Cass St to urge trial, noting a money back guarantee on the first package if no help.

Bruces Huw Miles Mary Armstrong Cass Bt Wikhart Miles Medical Etkhart Hhd

Rockefeller Letter Read At Humorists Convention

Denver August 28 1903 a letter from John D Rockefeller was read at the convention of American humorists in Forest Hill Aug 19 praising the wit of the group and noting his own success in passing their jokes as his own He calls them true specialists in dyspepsia and wishes them continued success He cannot attend but hopes to visit someday Election results named J Edmund Vance Cooke secretary treasurer and Frank J Selbright president The next meeting place was left to the executive committee with Panama Cedar Point Atlantic City and Put in Bay Island Lake Erie discussed

Denver Cola John D Rockefeller Forest Hill Forest Coto American Press Hummorists J Edmund Vance Cooke Cleveland Frank J Selbright Los Angeles Panama Cedar Point Ohio Atlantic City M Bay Island Lake Erie

Count Komura to Decide on Tokyo Exposition Delay

Tokyo officials debate postponing the 1912 Tokyo international exposition due to inadequate funds and insufficient prep time. Count Jutaro Komura, newly named foreign minister, returns from London and will rule on a possible postponement to 1917 amid calls for a $15,000,000 appropriation and cabinet support.

Tokyo

Funeral Train Bears Body of Baron Speck to Leipzig

The body of Baron von Steinburg arrives and is sent by funeral train from Heidelberg, with Emperor Wilhelm and high officials delegating representation. A torchlight procession accompanies the hearse from Lutzelena to the ambassador’s residence, with soldiers guiding the cortege and crowds along the route.

Heidelberg Baron Speck Sternburg United States Leipzig Emperor Volhelm Baun von_ Ieintze Weissen Lode Foreign Office Haron von Dem Bussche Haddenhausen Leinzig

King Hosts Ministers at Luncheon and Dinner

At Marienbad on August 26 the King hosted a luncheon for ministers including M Clemenceau the French premier and M Iswolsky the Russian foreign minister. After a long coffee conversation they visited the military court. In the evening Anthony J Drexel of Philadelphia entertained the King at dinner.

Hafid Proclaimed Sultan of Morocco at El Arash and Rabat

Aug 26 Hafid declared sultan at El Arash and Rabat while Abdul Aziz, defeated near Morroco city, heads toward the coast toward Casablanca. He travels with a small retinue as tribesmen return to their homes.

Angler Mula Hafid Morroco el- Arash Rabat Salee Abdul Aziz Casablanca Ins

Etruria in Collision Off Liverpool

The steamer Etruria struck a lighter while approaching the landing station in Liverpool on August 26. No injuries were reported and the Etruria cannot sail this afternoon as planned. The Brbria will sail next Friday in her place.

Liverpool Auz Etruria Collisol Umbria

Outbreak alarms rock Teheran as provinces rise

Alarming reports reach Bageshah palace of a popular insurrection in Hara, Laristan, and Kerman. A local governor is assassinated. The shah’s failure to subdue the constitutionalists in Tabriz worsens public mood. Anarchy across the country is feared.

Teheran Bageshah Hara Laristan Kerman Tabriz

A Comedy of Errors Too Many Names in One Week

Two men named William A Varty and two Kate H Gotthelds seek marriage licenses in New York. Confusion grows as each pair shares fathers, Havana residence, and even middle names Eugenia. City officials scramble to untangle which couple is which amid similar signatures and maternal names.

William A. Vartys Kate H. Gottholds Eugenia New York William A. Varty Kate H Gott William A Varty Kate E Gottheld Willam A Varty Kate Gottheld William Aarty Willam a_ varty Kate BE Gotthold Havana Kate E Gotthold Kate H Gotthold Scully Hrense Bureau City Hall Futhermore Electric Light Workers Greater New York William A Vartys Kate B Gottholds Kate Hugenla Gottthold Hallenstein Varty Gotthold William Varty Scott County Kentucky Scotland Cavs Jennie Linn Gehert Sax Jennie Ten Folke Amsterdam Avenue Seth Harns Mariage Bureau Harris Kate Eugenia Gotthold Katle Geme Eugene Gottholds Eugene Kate Gotthold Seth Harris Kate Shia Mrs Gotthold Jennie Linn Gilbert Jennie Lyn Tivery

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