Black majority conference not conclusive
New York expects further talks after a Republican meeting in New York City, where Depew supporters claim the session was informal and not decisive. Ex-Gov Black appears favored by many conferees, while Odell and Depew say harmony remains the aim and no candidate is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
Black
Higgins
New York
Senator Depew
Gdell
Messng
New York City
Senate
Twket
Long Island
Kings
Odell
Cornelius N. Bhas
Union League Club
Elect Higgins
Cornelius N. Bliss
Bliss
Gov. Golett
William L. Ward
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices Across Papers
Notice states marriage and death notices in The Washington Post will appear simultaneously without extra charge for insertion or telegraphing in listed morning newspapers including New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard and Minneapolis Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia
Plasic Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Louis Republi
Syracuse Post-Standard
Paul
Licenses to Marry and Obituary Notices in 1904 Norfolk Area
Licenses to marry listed for James Waugh Rosa Campbell Stirley Ko Tuck Kivan Bussali Allen Hines Ela Williams Joseph P Murphy Mary Navel Robert Q LCumenston Jr Marte A Rueble Edward J Wimmick Ruth A Crosby James Hayes Marion Moore. Death notices for Anna L Daley James S Davis Henry Sisson Ruth Sanford Tasted infant Ruth, and Maud Waddey with funeral details and private interment. notices include addresses and church and cemetery references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Waugh
Orange County
Rosa Campbell
Culpeper County
Stirley Ko Tuck
Kivan Bussali
Path
Baltimore
Allen Hines
Ela Williams
Joseph P Murphy
Mary Navel
Robert Q Lcumenston, Jr
Marte A Rueble
Edward J Wimmick
Ruth A. Crosby
James Hayes
Marion Moore
Palrey
Anna L
Frank PB. Daley
Fifteenth Street Northwest
All St Mathew's Church
Ount Olivet Cemete
Davie
IMM
Roanoke Street
James S Davis
Sisson
Washington Asylum
Herry Sisson
Eig
Ember
John R. Wwright
Tastet
Ruth Sanford
David W
Edna Taster
Waldtey
Maud Louise
Henrietta Waddey
Prospect Avenue Northwest
Health Office Record Aged Patients and Placements
A fragment listing individuals and ages associated with hospitals and addresses. Names include Mary Boston 7 days, George Brown 39, Eliza Davis 36, Frank J. Etoier 39, Robert Fert 53, John Ferguson 18% Navy place, Gertrude Holmes 1 month, Lucy Hurd 28, Esther Jacobs 23, Theodore Lewis 3 months, Jennie Mahoney Garfield Hospital 21, Benjamin Mullen 64, Walter Pierce 59, Annie Rebinsuc 25. Likely a health service roster with hospital placements and durations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boston
George Brown
Evergency Hospital
Eliza Davis
Columbia Mosrital
Frank J. E*tioeer
Colst Nw
Robert 1 Fert
Ave
John Ferguson
Navy Place
Gertrude BD Holmes
St Se
Lucy A. Hurd
Dumbharton Ave
Esther Jacobs
D Stow
Theodore G Lewis
Va Ave
Jennie Mahoney
Garfield Hospital
Benjamin Mullen
Benning Road
Walter D Pierce
Annie Rebinsuc
Freedmen's Hospital
Yeera
Undertakers advertise first class service at moderate prices
Local funeral homes list offerings and contact details with emphasis on moderate prices and first class services. W R Speare at 940 F Street NW promotes attire and two phone lines. William Lee at 882 Pennsylvania Ave NW offers livery and crematorium. Joseph Gawler at 1720 58 Peabody? Avenue advertises embalming. Harvey's Sons at 8 Fourteenth Street NW pledges strict quality and commodious chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
Eve
Joseph Gawler
Ehatabilehed
Eve Rat
R.F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth Street NW
Telephone
North Ave
Death notices and prominent deaths echo across cities
Deaths reported from New York Chicago Berlin Albany include C D Ashley a longtime railroad executive and writer aged 83 D W Mills former congressman W W Kimball Chicago plano maker Prince Anton Radziwill Berlin court figure John D Parsons Jr Albany Trust Bank president died of heart disease as wealthiest Albany man noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wvec
Doolittle Ashley
Mr. Ashley
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad Company
Wabash
Wabash Railroad Company
Ashley
Chicago
D. W. Mills
Mr. Mills
W. W. Kimball
Plano
Kir~ll
Berlin
Anton Radziwill
William I
Albany, W
John D. Parsons, Jr
Albany Trust Company
National Exchange Bank
Albany
Fought burglar with sword in Washington homes
A Baltimore and Ohio porter Henry Bolden burglarized three homes in quick succession on Third Street Northwest and Saruce Street in the early hours. Maj. Isaiah Black’s house yielded watches and cash, then Bolden was confronted by Bristow Adams who seized a Franco-Prussian War sword and struck Bolden, who was later hospitalized. Black’s watches were recovered. Bolden photographed for rogues gallery. Separately, Jo Wallace, 72, was killed by a Baltimore and Ohio Express train near Ivy City. coroner ruled accidental death. Police recovered $65 from Mrs Nimmo’s home after a quick investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Adams
Henry Bolden
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Eighth Precinct
New Jersey Avenue
Bolden
Brightwood Avenue
Isaiah Black
Third Street
Maj. Black
Saruce Street
le Droit Park
Bristow Adams
Freedmen'’s Hospital
Precinpt
Plarm
Highth
Rogues' Gallery
Ivy City
Baltimore and Ohio
Jo Wallace
Infound
Baltimore
Wallace
Nevitt
Twelfth Street
Forced to Leave Jail Visitors Excluded From Mrs Chadwick
Mrs Chadwick will be denied all visitors until her arraignment except on written orders of the U S Marshal. Sheriff Barry defied yesterday’s marshal order, insisting the jail run under county control. The row centers on who may see Chadwick as her attorneys plan defense and bankruptcy proceedings continue toward March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Cleveland
Ohio
Barry
M. F. Bramley
Judge Wing
Shelton Kerruish
Loeser
Harold Remington
Harry
Christmas Issue of the Sunday Post Promises Record Demand
The Sunday Post, Washington's Favorite Newspaper, announces its Christmas issue with an art supplement and fine features. The paper reports rising year-round circulation and unprecedented demand for the Christmas edition. Advertisers are urged to submit copy early as space is limited and late entries cannot be guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sunday Post
Washington
Chadwick Denies Bank Debt in Pittsburgh Telegram
In a telegram to the Pittsburgh Dispatch Mrs Casie L Chadwick denies she owes money to any Pittsburgh bank. The interview with President Beckwith ended with Mrs Chadwick saying she had nothing further to say, her nurse Freda at her side soothing her during the conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckwith
Alimony Collected Suit In New York Decree
Mrs. Julia Krauss of New York sues Otto Krauss in District Supreme Court to enforce New York alimony decree of 50 dollars monthly. Defendant allegedly owes 260 dollars in arrears since July, with show cause set for Friday. Justice Anderson signed the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krauss
Leonard J. Mather
New York
Justice Anderson
Debate on Labor Unions at George Washington University
A debate between the Columbian and Needham Debating Societies at George Washington University addressed whether labor unions should incorporate as a condition for employer recognition. The Columbians argued affirmative with Bone receiving first honor and Badger second. judges Brown Clephane Lorenzen ruled for the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devac
George Washington University Hall
Columban
Needham
Columbians
Needhams
Jease W. Barrett
The
Columbian Society
Julius A. Tellier
Vermont
Carlos A. Badger
Utah
Allen G. Flowers
South Carolina
James H. Price
Adam M. Beeler
Indiana
Leonie Bone
Illinois
Tillier
W. W. Brown
Navy Department
Walter C. Clephane
George Washington University
Ernest G. Lorenzen
University
Bone
Needham Society
Badger
Ten Women Robbed in Department Store Theft Spree
Shoppers report ten theft incidents aimed at women between noon and 10 pm. Purses and contents were taken from victims including Mrs. O S Webster, Mrs. C Steiger, and others across Northwest addresses. A separate accident saw a wagon damaged when struck by an electric car, injuring driver Louis White. The Wayne brothers faced police on disorderly charges at Fifteenth and H streets NE, with William jailed after George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io Department
O. S. Webster
M Street
C. Steiger
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston Tea and Coffee Company
Fourteenth Street
Mount Pleasant Street
Columbia Road
Kenesaw Avenue
Louis White
Wayne
George Wayne
Ninth Precinct
Fifteenth
H Streets
George
William
Todey
Blaine's Ready Wit at Peekskill and Beyond
James G. Blaine proved a versatile orator, addressing crowds from moving trains and tailoring remarks between stations. In 1884 he requested narration through New York, with Yonkers and Peekskill among the stops, where a humorous misremembered hometown sparked his quick, dramatic introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peekskill
Senator Depew
Lesbi
James G. Blaine
New York
Yonkers
Tarrytown
Sing Sing
Blaine
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Irving
Chauncey Pew
Pipe Dreams in Indiana Campaign Cost Sketch
Bourke Cochran outlines a scheme to gauge campaign costs past and future echoing Senator Ingalls iridescent dream remarks. The piece notes the era’s fascination with funding and political strategy during a pivotal period in Indianapolis journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Bourke Cochran
Senator Ingalls
Kruger’s Obsequies Marked by Multinational Honors
Pretoria mourned former President Kruger with a vast religious service and public procession. British envoy Sir Richard Solomon attended as crowds gathered at the hall and cemetery. General Botha read Kruger's letter urging Boer unity and preservation of their spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Kruger
de Wet
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Wilhelming
Holland
Afrikander Party
Cape Colony
Orange River
Natal
Louis Botha
Schalkburgher
Christian de Wet
Botha
Gen. Botha
South Africa
Richard Solomon
Fred
World steel trust plans pool formed among major rail makers
London reports confirm a three year international steel rail pool by British French German and Belgian makers with potential American participation. A London office will centralize orders and steer prices lifting heavy rail from 85 to 100 shillings per ton. The accord aims to limit competition and unify major mills across four nations and possibly the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Barrow
Makera
Continental Combine
American Steel Corporation
Bids Opened For Coal Transport To Manila Bay
Bids were opened yesterday for moving 50 000 tons of coal from the Atlantic coast to the Manila Bay coaling station. American shippers bid nearly 12 dollars per ton higher than foreign bidders. No award has been made by the Navy Secretary yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Manila Bay
Secretary of the Navy
Diplomatic ambitions and Washington murder contrasts
A Washington paper notes a curious disease called diplomatisis as young men seek State Department posts to study languages and markets. It recounts an anecdote about a hopeful applicant and stresses that consuls must know trade, prices, and imports far more than international law. It also contrasts Washington murder patterns with other cities, attributing lower brutality and a vagrant- crime dynamic to strict policing and economic incentives, while detailing an unrelated police encounter about Miss Sarah Clementson and a North Carolina friend named Magnolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
East
Middle West
South America
Asia
Africa
Australia
Hauer
New York
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Mich
Sarah Clementson
North Carolina
Magnolia
Sergt. Carter
Poice
Lacy
Miss Clementson
Brookland
Inauguration Parade Window Rent Signs Proliferate
Signs reading This Window for Rent for the Inauguration Parade appear along Penn sylvania Avenue Fifteenth Street and adjacent streets. Many windows have been sold at high prices to people wishing to witness the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
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Louis F. Payn
Nixon
Rarnes
Gov
Goodell
United States
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W.R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Johan R. Wright
Tenth Street
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol
C. D. Ashley
Davis and Johnson
Nimmo
Glasgow
Bavie
Liverpool
Manitou
Gibraltar
Koenigin Lake
Hamburg
Graft Walderase
Dover
Leinand
Statendam
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Deutschland
Cherbourg
Feruna
Society of Son and Nurse
I Wine Co
Gia
Ahata
Bver
Tribu
World Steel Trust
Alfonso
Madrid
Gen
Azcar
Senor Caste
Brterior
Senor Vardillo
Marauis Aguilar de Campo
Senor Laderva
Senor Ugartes
Senor Cardenas
Gen. Villar
Paris
Delcasse
Detroit Free Press
Parker
Senton
Spout Are Co. Tailors
F St. N. W
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Cor
Edison Phonographs
Edison
Ray
Pa. Ave
D Street
Carter
Ncarter’s
Iver
Small Pitt
Bose
Price
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