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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1904

Page

5

Records of Mormon Endowment at Temple In Cross Examination

Proceeding in the Reed Smoot investigation focused on August Lundstrom and John Nicholson. Nicholson described temple records for marriages, endowments, and baptisms, noting authority limits and keeper duties while Lundstrom defended the sacred oaths of the Endowment House and testified about robe marks and garments.

Reed Smoot August Lundstrom John Nicholson Salt Lake Endowment House Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Lundstrom James H. Wallis Logan Temple Apostle Merrill Mr. Taylor Nicholson Taylor Oo Nicholson McCamas Nicholaon Mintatera Wags J U Walla. Ar Fuge Fr Christianson East Lake City Worthington

Senate action on impeachment of Judge Charles Swayne

The Senate adopted an order from the select committee led by Mr. Platt of Connecticut to take proper action on the impeachment articles against Judge Charles Swayne. The proceedings include witness remarks about threats, church associations, and endowment house disclosures, revealing tensions over sacred covenants and church finances.

Burrows Thumidatromwag Senate Platt Connecticut House of Representatives Charles Swayne

Protest From Politicians Over Prompting Order

Politicians in and out of Congress challenge a revived executive directive that bars promotions for clerks whose champions lobby for favors. Heads of departments must assign demerits to any employee whose behalf a promotion is sought, even if not initiated by the supervisor. The merit based system aims to reduce favoritism, but critics say it blocks advancement for loyal aides and enables chiefs to favor allies while denying others.

Nicholson Congress Clurky

Leaders Meet Odell in Conference on Senatorship

New York Dec 16 Gov Odell and aides held a long Republican Club conference on the senatorship and party matters. Sen Depew and ex Gov Black attended. Gov elect Higgins remained in the city and did not discuss the race. Odell announced Burr for Second Department Supreme Court justice and Has arouck for Third Department.

Depew Black New York Odell Republican Club Republican Organization Senator Depew Higgins Joseph A. Burr Brooklyn Supreme Court G. D. B. Hasaarouck Kingston Mr. Burr Cullen Hasarouck Herrick

Glasscock for Collector West Virginia Republicans Confer

A West Virginia Senate delegation and state leaders met at the Capitol to discuss the internal revenue collector post for the state to replace the late Thomas E. Davis. Participants included W. K. Glasscock, G W Atkinson, Judge Frank Cox, John S. Macdonald, Emmet Showalter, and Charles F. Teter. Officials indicated Glasscock is the likely pick, with announcement hoped after March 9 when acting collector Frank White’s term ends.

West Virginia Senator Elkins Capitol Thomas E. Davis G W. Atkinson United States Southern District W. KE. Glasscock Morgantown Republican State Committee Frank Cox Court of Appeals John S. Macdonald Charleston Emmet Showalter Fairmont Glasacock Frank White Charles F. Teter Prittpot Dayton Teter

Farewell to Mr Wright at Unitarian Church

Former Commissioner of Labor Hon Carroll D Wright resigned to become Clarke's College president in Worcester Massachusetts. A farewell reception was hosted by All Souls Unitarian Church trustees with floral displays and a musical program. Cardinal Gibbons will ordain Ignatius J Fealey in Baltimore cathedral tomorrow. Fealey and family travel by special B&O train at 6 AM.

Carroll D. Wright Clarke's College Worcester Mars All Bouls’ Unitarian Church Pour George Aikinn Mr. Wright Ir Wright Cardinal Gibbons Ignatius J. Fealey Washingtonian Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio

Roosevelt Sermon Highlights Brotherhood At Grace Reformed Church

President Roosevelt spoke at the Grace Reformed Church on Fifteenth Street, praising true brotherhood as the core of social, industrial, and political life. He urged neighbors to care for one another beyond rhetoric, urged faith to translate into action, and interacted with congregants after the service.

Artas Mr. Schick

Minister Resumes Charge as Dr Corea Returns

Dr. Corea, Nicaraguan Minister to the United States, returned to Washington on Wednesday and resumed charge of the legation after Secretary Veloz had led it during his month absence in Nicaragua. He left for New York last night on legation business and plans to be away about four days.

Corea Washington Nicaragua Dr. Corea United States Regetion Veloz

What Do You Care Youve Got Your Health

A promotional piece extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, natural remedy for dyspepsia. It argues health confidence sustains effort, claims tablets mimic stomach digestion, relieve indigestion, and restore well being. Sold by druggists at 1s 0d a box.

Tie Stuart

Tales of the Sumner voyage and Western political mayhem

Representative Mann recounts the Panama voyage of the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce aboard the Sumner. Hepburn and Lovering clash over 5000 dollars of supplies, settled to 500, then used for hospitality at Panama. Other notes cover Sulzer’s absence for a New York court case and Dr. Wiley’s food-inspection push. Van Duzer recalls a Reno confrontation with a prize-fighter manager and two hardy miners.

Sumner Capitol Mann Ilinole Panama House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Canal Zone Hepburn Iowa Lovering Masachusetts Levering Congressional Party Laovering New York Harvey W. Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Agricultural Department House Committee On Agriculture United States Wiley Dr. Wiley van Duzer Nevada Broadway Reno Nevada Nffiners’ Union Butte

Praise for Dove y Sary Miss Jean Wilson's book gains praise

Miss Jean Wilson of this city receives praise from newspapers for her Atths book Dove y Sary a parody of Lovey Mary. The Philadelphia North American lauds the work as entertaining with witty quips and humorous incidents. Books available at Mesara Woodward and Lothrop's.

Jean Wilson Prees Devey Sary Philadelphia North American Wiggs Figee Bovey Bary Bae Mesara, Woodward & Lothrop’s

Roosevelt Wins New York Plurality in State Returns

Official canvass totals show Roosevelt with a 175,602 plurality in New York. Higgins leads Higgins by 8,660 for governor over Herrick. Debs, Swallow, Corregan, Watson, and other candidates tally smaller shares. Elector totals include March with 9,633 votes, parker electors peak at 688,981.

Albany N. Y Roosevelt New York Board of State Higgins Parker Herrick James E. March Debs Social Democrat Swallow Prohibition Corregan Socialist Labor Watson People’s Party Pendergast McKee Prohiibition de Leon Boulton

Cuticura remedies praised for skin and blood disorders

The advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as effective for treating disfiguring humors of the skin scalp and blood. It claims success against bad blood and various constitutional humors especially in infants and young children, promising swift relief and economy when other remedies fail.

Aries Len

Election of Officers in Several Lodges and Associations

A mass of officer elections is listed for Legion of Loyal Women Arcadia Lodge Masons and various veterans and social groups. Names include Julia Burnett Delia Perham Emma Myres An gan Ball Jeaste Osborn Sargh Jordan Maria Milla Emma Donohue Henry Romeyn Lucian Alden George Newton George Carter Charles Stevens etc. Installations set for December 27 with officers and delegates named across multiple orders and councils in New York City and nearby areas. The document also notes a bill to Congress and mentions Admiral Schley as permanent commander in chief. A forthcoming charity cachro is promised.

Legion of Loyal Women Mra Julia @. Burnett Mre Margaret A. Knapp Delia G. Perham Celestia B. Ferrly Emma EB. Myres Mies Mary L. Smith Herald Angan BE. Ball Jeaste Osborn Mra Sargh Mra Sargh F. Jordan; Sentinel, Mra Maria J. Milla Emma Donohue Schley W. V Joseph P. McCrink Phitly F. Keefer Tag Leutenant Charles H. Engte Joseph B. Johnson J. J. Wood G. Samon W. G. Weighman A. Manther Alexander Jones Congress Winfield Scott Schley

Glimpses of Europe Lecture At Gonzaga Theater

Rev Charles Warren Currier gave an illustrated talk under Aloysius Club auspices to a large audience at Gonzaga Theater detailing Spain France Germany and other European locales. He recently represented the United States at Stuttgart joining the International Congress of Americanists. An informal reception followed with thanks from Aloysius Club vice president Thomas Donovan. St Aloysius Church orchestra led by Prof Samuels performed and earned hearty applause. The club plans December W events and officer elections will be held tonight with services at St Aloysius' Church lined up for Sunday.

Aloysius Club Charles Warren Currier St. Mary's Church Europe Gonzaga Theater Currier Hay United States Stuttgart Wurttemburg Germany Spain France Switzerland Bavaria England Thomas Donovan St Aloysius’ Church Prof Samuels St. Aloysius’ Church

District Dental Society Banquet Promises Esteemed Toasts

The district dental society will hold its thirty eighth annual banquet at Rangch ers on Tuesday evening December 20 with Dr D Elmer Wiber ex president as toastmaster. Respondents include Drs Shirley W Bowles Henry c Thompson J Curtiss Smythe William N Cogan William Donnally Paul W Evans and Drs B Holly Smith Clarence J Greives and W G Foster of Baltimore Md The Maryland State Dental Association is invited as guests. The arrangements are led by Drs John H Burch Bruce L Taylor and L Wolfe.

The Wiser Dental Society Rangchers Elmer Wiber Shirley W Bowles Henry c. Thompson J. Curtiss Smythe William N. Cogan William Donnally Paul W. Evans B. Holly Smith Clarence J Greives W. G. Foster Baltimore Maryland State Dental Association John H. Burch Bruce L. Taylor L. & Wolfe

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