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Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1908
Page
5
The Washington Post Sunday Morning Edition Preview
The Washington Post serves as a leading national paper with comprehensive coverage of financial markets, business status, and merchant news. It guides farmers on produce sales and offers varied reading for the leisure reader across its many columns.
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United States
Post
Sunday Post Magazine Selections by Prominent Writers
The illustrated magazine section features choices by leading writers and fiction from noted authors. Foreign news is carefully selected with timely engaging illustrations. The Sunday Post is regarded as the best visitor to any household.
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Sunday Post
Pink Sheet Sports Section Highlights Broad Coverage
The Sporting Department Tur Post proclaims extensive coverage of all outdoor and indoor sports. The Sunday Post Sporting Section, printed on pink paper, fills four pages with the latest results from baseball, races, billiards, auto contests, yachts, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and more in an accurate, comprehensive manner.
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Tur Post
Sunday Post
Bishop Satterlee Laid To Rest In Washington Cathedral
Thousands of mourners attended the Washington funeral of Rt. Rev. Rex Henry Yates Satterlee bishop of Washington. The service at the Church of the Ascension and a later burial beneath the Hyde sanctuary followed by a long procession to the Cathedral Close. President Roosevelt and family, plus dignitaries, joined clergy from many denominations in paying tribute to the bishop whose work spanned civil and religious movements. The vault was prepared to receive another casket beside his wife, per his wishes.
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Rt. Rex
Henry Yates
Satterlee
Washington
Mis Hady
Hyde
St .Miran
Episcopal
Church of the Ascension
Massachsetts Avenue
Rongevelt
Iself
Satieriee
Church of the Incarnation
C. Ernest Smith
Procathedral
Ashop
Rita
Massachusetts Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Allmore
Mra
Housewell
Col Charlies Bromwvell
Roosevelt
Go Bale
Garfield
Macfarland
West
Misa West
Gifford Pinchot
Bureau of
Fojestry
Lndy
Alan Johnstown
Denmark
Saft
Straus
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ional Cathedral School
Columbia University
Bishop Satterioe
Justice A. B. Hagner
Thomas H. Vincent
BH. W Warner
Jam DuBois
John H. Macr
St Pauls
St. Mark’s
Edgar Proest
St. Pawl
Eun Jeffrey
Twelfth Street
Potter
New York
Palthenre
Canon 4
C.F. Sratenah
St. Alban's Church
Wiliam de Vries
St Marks Church
C. C. Glover
C.J. Bell
George ‘Trucedell
Alexander M. Hadden
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Kev
W. J. D. Thomas
Dhasen
Alfred Harding
D. D
Jon Bml Wason
John A. Kasson
James Lownes
George Dewey
Thomas Hyde
Daniel C. Gilman
Wiliam G Rives
Charles T. Warner
Satterles
James Burn
Vuwewuen
Bishops Guller
Tennessee
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Whittaker
Philadelphia
McVickur
Rhode Island
Walker
Meckay-Smith
Pennsylvania
Darlington
Harrisburg
Gibson
Virginia
Tooker
Gravatt
West Virginia
Peterkin
Ponleh
West Vircginia
Kinsolving
Bryall
Alexander Macleay-Smith
St.Paul
Gallor
Satterlet
Auto-Vivisection Remedy Free for the Anking
An outcry over animal torture in science contrasts with claims that many suffer self-induced stomach overwork. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are urged as a safe digestives remedy after meals. Dr. Richardson notes acid and flatulent dyspepsia respond to these tablets, touted as the safest stomach treatment. The ad urges purchase at 30 cents per two boxes with a free sample offer from Stuart Company.
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Stuart
Richardson
United States
Canada
Stuart Company
Stuart Building
Marishall
Bich
Death of Bishop Henry Yates Satterlee Noted by GWU Board
The George Washington University board of trustees adopted resolutions mourning the death of Rev. Henry Yates Satterlee Bishop of Washington. They praised his Christian character scholarly attainments and wide influence as a minister and citizen. The board expressed gratitude for his collaboration with the university and requested the president send copies of the resolutions to Mrs Satterlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington University
Henry Yates Satterlee
Washington
Bishop Satterlee
Complex Naval Movements from Various Ports Reported
The report lists numerous vessel movements between global ports including Bremer ton Tacoma St Thomaz California Buffalo Magdalena Bay Hampton Roads Montgomery Key West Scorpion Porter Tingey Blakely De Long Thornton Charleston Annapoble old Mississippi Guartanamo Salem Hercules Wahreta Norveik Hist Nextusrat Fortemouth XHS for Tockland Me Chicago Punta Arenas Montevedio Wahneta Annapolis Norfolk Marietta Port Tampa New Orleans Isin de Luzon Pensacola New Orleans. The items indicate a broad pattern of naval transport and reassignment.
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Colorado
Attessroula
Bremerton
Tacoma
St Thomaz
California
Buffalo
Magdalena Bay
Caesar
Dea Moinea
Hampton Roads
Montgomery
Key West
Scorpion
Porter
Tingey
Blakely
de Long
Thornton
Charleston
Yoakum Seeks Roosevelt Talk on Rail Regulation
Yoakum, head of the Rock Island System, visited the White House likely at President Roosevelt’s invitation. He declined to speak after the interview but indicated support for reasonable rail regulation and opposition to indiscriminate warfare on railroads. He commented on Hepburn act implications and the need for restrained, fair regulation. Also, Gilbert Lewis faces a first degree murder trial in Criminal Court, with Charles H. Turner for the government and George P. Hoover for the defense.
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Yoakum
White House
Roosevelt
Rock Island
Inquiry into Grounding of Mist and Viner
Special to The Annapolis Md Feb orders from the Navy Department detail a board of investigation to inquire into the grounding of the converted yacht Mist on Wednesday morning last and the submarine Viner on the same day afternoon. Lieut C E Courtney U S N led the Hist flotilla and commanded the flotilla. The board includes Lieut Com J H Dayton and Lieut Com G B Brittain and Lieut Arthur MacArthur with Capt West as recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapalis
Navy Department
Badger
Mist
Viner
C. E. Courtney
Hist
J. H. Dayton
U. S
G. B. Brittain
Arthur MacArthur
Capt. West
Willing to Be Shot At as Monitor Turret Test
A candidate willing to enter the Arkansas monitor turret during shell fire has offered to enlist for two weeks. His name and address were not released by the Navy Department, which says the offer is commendable but no human will be placed in the turret during firing tests. He plans to return to his usual occupation after the test to care for his wife.
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Florida
Arkansas
Navy Department
Alkhough
Jis
Army Orders Transferred Officers and Assignments
Army orders list transfers and assignments including First Lieutenant Geers Steenephers and Twenty-eighth Cavalry to various commands, leave of absence for Lieut George Ste borg, Major Winthrop B. Wool in charge of purchasing in Beaute, Washington, Captain Francis A. Pope at Fort Mason, and Captain Frank Ho Lawton as commissary.
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Fatwad Rabiner
Geers Steenephers
Trentraght
George Steborg
Edward St Talott
Winthrop B. Wool
Vari Beaute
Wash
George Davie
Francis A. Pope
Fort Mason
Cal
Frank Ho Lawton
Parcs
Kansas
Mosa Cla
Kana
Kuytes Ag Nee
Navy Officers Order Changes Amid Overboard Rescue
Navy authorities issue orders affecting several officers and sailors. Rear Admiral GoW Arnold names officers, including AB Willits and GE Peters, with transfers to Boston and New Hampshire areas. Secretary Metcalf commends Navy Mate Thomas Southall for bravery after a February 14 overboard incident.
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Arnold
Willits
GE Peters
Aesiene
Boston
Hall
Nia + M Shipbuilding and Dry
Darth Fa
J. Phetpe
J.P Parker
Cate Pacific
K . Maots
28 Shipbuilding Company
Camtey 2
New Hampshire
A J Chantry
Mass
Jactruth
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Joanne
Arent
Metcalf
Navy
Metcalf Pas
Thomas Southall
Clase
Heringson
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