Roosevelt and the South in a presidential light
The article lauds President Roosevelt highlighting his stance against predatory wealth and railroads, especially in the South. It argues the President acts as a statesman, not a mere politician, aiming to unite the nation and protect masses. It notes Northern and Southern support, Bryan’s position, and predicts political outcomes for Congress and Southern representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Times
Vemoecrat
United States
Roosevelt
J. Bryan
South
Ruasev
Altenia
Asurange
Congres
Sunes
Mort Chan
Neal
Hy Hag Tee
Booker Washington
Ate
Dino
Bitternes Quillize Society
Congress
Roostvelt
Congressinaat
Parti
Tam-Tom
Bryan
Wanted help and various positions advertise in office
Classified ad list seeking a young man tutor with global knowledge and hunting guide skills, a neo etee man for outside work, a bookkeeper or cashier, valuables buyer and jewelry dealer, a drill rig buyer, furniture and piano purchasers, a small store room for wholesale use, and various rental and lodging offers. Includes rental bureaus, offices, and temporary board arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keling
South America
Africa
Australia
India
Hopwood
G. Cookman
Carpenter, Jr
M St
War Dept
For Rent Houses and Apartments in Washington
Unfurnished rentals listed across blocks in northwest and near Capitol. Multiple 2 to 4 bedroom homes and flats with rents from 20 to 900 dollars monthly. agencies include Thomas J. Fisher & Co and Caywood & Garrett with many addresses on F Street NW to Conn Ave and 16th NW. mentions stables and full service offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Ave
CAY Wood & Garrett
St. Ne
Geo. W. Linkins
19Th St
Geo
Linkins
24Th
Thomas J. Fisher & CO. (Inc
AXD Insurance
F ST
Mans Aw
Staughton
Quincy
Chapin
Musa
Hillyer
Wat Q
Conway
Randalpit
Dsr
Calav
Pnu
Bliss
Capitol Park
Grache M. Thomas
Corcoran
Washington Room
VERO
A. Ave
St. Nw
Capitol
Washington
Bath
Ci. L
Mthelhurst—Cor
W. N. Brown
Farragut
Mis Chapin ST
George W. Linkins
Washington Heights Bargain Home For Sale Under 25000
Listing from Moore and Hill and others touts multiple Washington area houses with prices like 4200 and 9900. Features include 12 rooms tiled bath steam heat servant stairs and front rear porches. Locations near Connecticut Ave and Union Station with terms and quick sale incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
12Th ST
Town Circle
13Th St
K ST
Field
Connecticut Avenue
Mount Pleasant Heights for sale lots and subdivision
FOR SALE-LOTS Mount Pleasant Heights located near the 14th street car line area with plans for 14th and 16th street extensions. 1 2 1 2 and 3 acre villa plats plus 128 lots on sale. Prices 20 to 40 cents per square foot with flexible terms and cash discounts. Subdivision promoted by Fulton Gordon and Robert W. Hrater with viewing options and a new illustrated booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant Heights
16Th
18Th Sts
Congress
14Th St
16Th St
Rock Creek Park
Blagden
Deer Park
Fulton
RH Gordon
Northwest
Robert WB
A. A. Wilson& CO
7Th St
Proposals Issued by Treasury and City Officials for Supplies
Treasury Bureau invites sealed proposals March 20 to April 11 1905 for various supplies including colors rubber goods engravers supplies textiles hardware oils and grocers sundries assemblies. Supervising Architect seeks 1000 reams linen paper by February 20 1905 and Commissioners invite bids by March 1905 to build twin siphons for the Anacostia River sewage system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
D. C
WM. M. Meredith
Office of the Supervising Architect
DD. C
James Knox Paylor
Commissioners
Anacostia River
District of Columbia
Henry BF
FE Macfarland
Henry L. West
Jons Hirddr
D, C
Probate and bankruptcy notices in Washington DC area
Legal notices announce probate letters for Frances N Hooper and Mary B Swweny, warning creditors to file claims by January 31 1906, and bankruptcy proceedings against Henry F Getz with publication order. Also lists multiple money loan offers and office rental notices in DC real estate market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court OF
District OF Columbia
Frances N. Hooper
Distriet of Columbia
Martha N. Hooper
James Tanner
Wille
District of Cyulumbia
Harvey
Supreme Court of the
Mary B
Mary BE. Swweny
EX Street
Register of Wills
Probate
J. J. Darlangton
Malcolm Hufty
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Yolding
Henry I. Getz
Henry BF. Getz
Henry F. Getz
Washington Law Reporter
The
Washington Post
Thos
H. Anderson
J. R. Young
Flee. Cunningham
D. C
Moore & Hill, Inc
14Th St
J- Pisee CO. Incorporated
Foreign Mails Schedules and Rail Advertisements Column
Foreign mails to Hawaii Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands via San Francisco close daily at 6 80 p m up to February 8 dispatch per 6 Korea via Seattle close daily at 6 30 p m up to February 9 dispatch per 6 Shina Maru via Tacoma close daily at 6 20 p m up to February 10 dispatch per s 8 Peleus via Vancouver and Victoria close daily at 6 40 p m up to February 14 dispatch per 6 Empress of China Australia routes via San Francisco close daily at times up to February 14 dispatch per s 8 Ventura Hawaii Japan Korea China and mail for the Philippine Islands via San Francisco close daily at 6 30 p m up to February 20 dispatch per 5 6 Coptic Philippines and Guam via San Francisco close daily at 6 39 p m up to February 24 dispatch per U S transport Australia routes via Vancouver and Victoria close daily at 6 30 p m up to February 28 dispatch per 5 a Moana Tahiti and Marquesas Islands via San Francisco close daily at 6 39 p m up to March 10 dispatch per s Mariposa Note mails for Cochinchina dispatched to New York for European connection Mails for Manchuria and Eastern Siberia dispatched to New York until further notice via Russia West Australia mails via Europe New Zealand mails via San Francisco and Yunnan mails via British India Philippine Islands specially addressed Via Europa may be prepaid at foreign rate of postage Mails for Hawaii dispatched via San Francisco Registered mails close main office times listed plus notes on typical train and service schedules for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Royal Blue Line connecting Philadelphia New York and Atlantic City with various timed services and passenger options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Trans-Atlantic Maila
Europe
St. Paul
New York
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Liverpool
Scotland
Treland
Lucania
Queejstown
Belgium
Zeeland
Italy
Neckar
Central America
West Indies
Yucatan
Campeche
Dagry
Newfoundland
Rosalind
Priday
Berma
Trinidad
Curacaq
Venezuel
Zulia
Colombia
Vila Curacao
ST. Thomas
ST. Croix
Leeward
Windward Islands
Guiana
A. Parima
Grenada
Parima
Porto Rico
Foamo
San Juan
Fortene Island
Jamaica
Cauca
Magdalena
Altal
Costa Rica
Alta
Argentina
Uruguay
Paraguay
Horatius
Tom
Belize
Livingston
Puerto Curtey
POR Dietrick
Cabo Gracioy
S. E. Ask. Bom
Mall
Ask
Mexico
Overland
Cuba
Port Tampa
Fia
New Orleans
North Sydney
Boston
Philadelphia
Miquelon
Haston
British Honduras
Honduras
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Reall
Thuresay
Fanasia
Canal Zone
Rall
N. Y
Bahamas
Pareela
Miami
Fla
Trans-Pacific
Hawaii
Japan
Korea
China
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Phillipine Islands
Seattle
Tacoma
Peleus
Vanever
Victoria
B. C
Empress of China
Australia
West Australia
New Zealand
New Caledonia
Samoa
Fiji Islands
Ventura
Guam
U. S
Fig Islands
Vancouver
Moana
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
S. Mariposa
Cochin China
Manchuria
Niuchwang
Port Arthur
Siberia
Russia
Yunnan
British India
Europa
Cal
Joan A. Merritt
Podmast
Chesapeake and Ohio RY January 1 1905 Train Schedule
Trains depart from Pennsylvania Station at 2 30 P M daily. The Louisville and St Louis Special runs to Cincinnati Louisville St Louis and Chicago with dining and Pullman cars. The Limited offers through service to Cincinnati Lexington Louisville and Virginia with sleepers to Chicago and St Louis. Connections to Hot Springs and Virginia parlor and dining car service. Reservations at Chesapeake and Ohio offices and station. H W Fuller General Passenger Agent.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixth
B Streets
Pittsburg
Chicago
Barrisburg
Cnichee
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Lou
Pennsylvan
Harrisburg
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
ST. Louis Limited
Cincinnati
51. Louis
Main Line
ST. Louis
Washington
Harrburg
Nashville
Louis Ville
Chicago Limited
ST. Lois Express
Pulman
St. L Louis
Western Express
Pullman
Harrishire
Pacific Express
Tig A.M
Bcpfalo
Buffalo
Emmporium Junction
Canandaigua
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Elmira
Renova
Williamsport
Buffalo Night Express
Um Junction
Erie
Farie
Lechter
Philadelph M
Atlantic City
Parker Car
Baltimore
Lemmes U “Nsw
Ponnewlyake Railroad
Dinine
A. W. Atterbury
JR Noon
Pars
Trafic Mer
Boyd
Southern Railway
Harrisonburg
Danville
Washington and Porta
Savannah
New Orleans
P. Tm
Manassas
Warr
Kenton
Charlottesville
Southern
Palr Limited
New York
Jackonville
St. Augustine
Aiken
Augusta
Atlanta
St Mahifted
Vla
Pere
Bluemont
Westurg
Suseay
Bluesmont
Leesburg
Warklngtay
Montayy
Lara
Harrisonture
Kro Chariotteeville
15Th Bt
Pa.ave
Pennsylvana
Lage Gage
H. Ackert
WH. Hardwick
W. T. Taylor
L. Brown
Chesapeake
Ohig RY
Pennsylvania Station
Uhilagy
St. Lucis
Louieville
Virginia
Hot Springs
Lexington
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cmmez
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania
FR. R
H.W. Fuller
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MR. Roosevelt and the
Goddard Syndicate
Ions! Bank Aldg
OhIo
Ren
Loth St. Aw
Grosscup
Colorado Building
Lockport
St. Ee
Burgess Hotel
Wth
Ofice
H.A. W
Coyne Bros. Co
School of Practical Plumbing
Kaxton Ave
E S
Fine &M
Gast
Lab St
Colorado
Salt,th.s
Church
11Th St. Nw
American Homeseekers' Association Cine
Main
J. F. Bowie
Oregon Ave
Abrahams
HOX
L and
6Th Sts
Jersey
Salty Price
Continental
Commercial Bank
Ocala
Burnstin
Pennslvania Avenue
J. L. Wilson
Densmore
Hamilton Hotel
Park
Carnegie Library
8Th St. Nw
Metropolitan Club
MELDS
VYGA
Tooms
Columbia Roader
Spruce St
le Droit Park
14Th
Thomas Circle
St. Aw
Dupont Circle
Conn
DE Sales
Bath Acroin
Cellent
Lumbia Heights
Hill H ST. NW
L. Morgan
Pinehurst Inn
N. C
Shoreham Hotel
Vermont Ave
Thomas
Iowa
Elven
15Th St. Cor. U
Elsmere
H Street NW
Ranalents
Ingland
Rmnes
Maryland Aveue
Litchfield
Woorth St
Franklin Park
Pa. Ave
Alianore
Stratford
Sheridan Mih St
R. R
Indiana Ave
Central
Carine
Hoie
Park Hotel
Five and
Uth Sts
N. Y. Are
12Th St. Ne
Georgetown
M. Louise Bourne
Georestowe
Visitation Convent
Barclay
Quincy Ne
Stoddert
Regina
Morton St
Marion
Studi Eer
ROYAL
Portland
St Nw
Mane
Bmw
Bacon
Tha New Willard
JAS. M. York & SO
McGill
Butler's Pantry
Harvard St
Talome Park
Lewis State
13Th Nw
Ist St
Turner St. Ne
C Ne
Hope Ave
Hst
Pierce St. Nw
R. HE. M
Um Atkinson & Ballard Co., Inc
Richmond
City
Splendid Road
Washington City
JOS. S. Montgomery
Buregal
Liz
Horal Cochran
Connecticut Ave
Washington Heights
Lotuis
Worth
Stone & Fairfak
F Street
N.W
Moore & Hill (Inc
Uath ST
New Union Staten
Beut New Street
Joseph J. Weller
Aken
Georgetown Real Estate
Western High School
Georgetown Convent
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate CO
Paave
Rock Creel
Phone West
Isaac H. Saunders
Mot
Fst
Grant Parish
New York Ave
J. Trrshes
7Th St. Nw
40Th St. Nw
Lawrence
Wdison
10Th ST. NW
Brown
G ST. NW
Miss Barnes
Marie Sidney
Carleton
Upholste&rhr
Yale St
Rice
Rita
Std
Justh
Uth ST. Hospital
Schmid's Bird Store
Klepblati
Uth
Department OF ‘the Interior
Washington, D. C
United States Capitol Building
Ud Grounds
House of Representatives
United States Capitol
Elliott Woods
Harrison-Browning Co
Colapse
Walter H. Acker
A. FB. Fox & CO. Unc
Tyler & Rutherford (Incorporated
Frank T. Rawlings
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
DB. C
H. Saunders & CO
Fat
Metzerott
C. Aa
D.C
WN. Smith CO
Bond
Ph Reed
Lot St. Nw
Stone & Fairfax
Connecticut
BOS
Evang Bidg
Joban
Huntingt
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Jersey Age
Royal Blue Line
Royal Limited
Sleeper
qTree
Wheeling
Winchester
Annapolis
Hagerstown
Union Transfer Company
Pennsylvania Ave
B. Hege
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Jacksonville
Norfolk
Ae &W
Rt. Augustine
Washington, D.C
Trafic
Pacific Ocean
D. H. Morse
N.yava
Railroads
Washington Southern Railway
Suuth
Alexandria
Fredericksberg
Quanticn
Wdere CW
CULE
Man
San
Norfolk and Western Railway
Washington, P. R. R
Sexth
Roanoke
Bristol
Winston- Salem
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Dair
Seahoarn Mall
Jacksonvelle
Hamlet
Cato
Seaboard Florida Limited
St. Anestine
Pia
Toam
Tampa
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