FIGHTING BOB AT REST AT ALL SOULS CHURCH AND ARLINGTON
Crowds endure freezing cold as President Taft and hundreds mourn Rear Admiral Roby D. Evans and a fallen naval hero at All Souls Church and Arlington National Cemetery. Military honors include a Marine Band hymn, taps, and a thirteen-gun salute, with distinguished pallbearers and foreign representatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tait
All Souls’ Church
Artington Cemetery
Bob Thay
Seaton Schroeder
William Swift
Wo Nicholson
CH Stockton
J 1. Pillsbury
W IL Brownsor
J P Flanger
Anson G Cook
Hlans
Paul lMevere
Lexington
Taft
Bvany
Germany
Iftaga
Bun Saito
Baron Trum
Amon
Cher Bein Wai
Themas
Osbourne
Thomes Schelns
Michael On
Procdasion
Lort
Evans
Tamia
Har Fs
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Nctive
F T Evans
S I Sewall
Sewall
SAIH AT GHARTES ZUCHORST MGR W M SARDO & CO
Fragmentary OCR lists firms including SARDO and CO and PUMPHREY & SON with scattered references to ROE and SOWTENS. No clear event or outcome present. Reading suggests a legal or commercial notice but specifics are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghartes
Mgr
Sardo & Co, Roe
Pumphrey & Son
Hutchins Rent Loss and China Payment Dispute
Treasury and Comptroller clash over banking corporations and surcharges. Officials argue over China payments and excess revenues, with a Federal stance that could impact corporate banking operations and government credit policy.
Old Court Action Details At Hague Va District
The Rev Willis of Middielon Meusage Ct and Justis Clabaugh of the District, with others, face court action over a Faris apartment claim and alleged misrepresentations. Trustee William J Dante and counsel Carper report on the case while Justice Llefster was directed to tax the Miss ichnsetes, outcome pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vwarcy
Rev
Tilia
Hague
Willis
Middielon
Loreelty
Justis Clabaugh
Helle Iehertwon
Sadie Jenkins
Rose Keeling Hutetins
Ot ‘Slud Shure
Rex Lawarstanlee
William J Dante Tol
Tia Ueltneens
Nietene
Soroph Leon Gold Torvueh
Ayant
Tere
U Connell Stilt
Hutchins
Thonas
Taft Loses 21 Guards As White House Police Reassign
On Washingtons coldest day this winter 21 of the 45 policemen at the White House were ordered to street duty after a conference between Secretary Hilles and Secret Service Chief Wilkie. The move maintains White House guard at the same total, with 21 officers returning to pretense duty at eight this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Hilles
Wilkie
Secret Service
Mass M E Hoffman Dies in Store Path to Work
A Government Printing Office employee Miss M E Hoffman collapsed from heart disease while on her way to work yesterday morning in a store at Tira and HNatreets NE. Coroner Devitt certified death as due to heart disease. She had worked at the printing office for many years and is survived by two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Government Printing Office
Taft to address League of Republican Clubs dinner
Taft will speak at the League of Republican Clubs dinner at the Sea Whiard on February 1. The event, expected to draw at least 600 guests, aims to showcase prominent Republicans including Taft and former officials, with a program planned through the evening and a full slate of speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Publican Clubs
League
Pennsylvania
Ulkle
EC Snyder
Man
Mina
Ana
Lanmentommittee
Udet
John G
Taft
Halle
Visseurd
Gay Toldsborough
Warsd
Vairtanies
Indban
Iolgia
Sen
Tom Hays
Tummond
Bryans Name On Ballot Boosted In Lincoln Nomination
In Lincoln Nebraska Jane-Willan Jennings Bryan’s name was advanced for a Democratic primary presidential ballot spot via a petition on file signed by 26 voters led by A A Arter of Omaha. Secretary Walt and Arter stated they may seek withdrawal without immediate legal action, while Bryan’s party pathway faces no formal challenge yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Nebr
Jane
William J Brana
Charleston & C
Jane—Willan Jennings Bryan
Washington
Lincon Nebr
Local Dems Nominate Presidential Preferential Candidate
A fragment notes Democratic party support for a presidential preferential candidate. The speaker praises a brother for entering the race and asserts the party has a duty to back a suitable nominee, framing the action as proper under party norms. Entities include Democratic party and a referenced candidate.
La Foliette Relents On Speaking Tour Despite Illness
Senator La Foliette, amid a strenuous State speaking tour, collapsed at a visit but soon regained strength as aides reported his condition improving. He claimed a list of 96 men as pivotal to government destinies, citing Morgan and Rockefeller among leading traders while efforts continued to organize a state convention and maintain progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Robert
Lollette
Jonighe
Tia
Svealkte
I TP Morgan
Jen D Rockefelier
Apohy da Ct Op Oy
Jolay
Wiley McCabe investigation findings due next weeks
The committees on expenditure for the Department of Agriculture near finalizing the Wiley McCabe probe. Reportedly to urge transferring department legal work to the Attorney General, as with other departments, with the Solicitor replaced. Remyen board issue to be debated on House floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Wiley McCabe
Congress
Boosters Move to Land Conclave Site for Democratic Convention
National party boosters from New York Baltimore Denver and Atlantic City converge on St Louis to back their city as the 1908 Democratic national convention venue. Leaders including Rosa Wells and James E Smith outline plans and money promises while factions in Tennessee and Pennsylvania contend for seating and control of the committee on arrangements and the temporary chairmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
Tenver
Atlantic Cty
Gupatat
Mack
St Loui
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Metropolia
New Wallard
St Louisans
Marely
St Louis
Rosa Wells
David R Francis
Harry Hawes
James E Smith
W Os Sanders
Vortea Jour
J Tanser
John C Roberts
John E Pilcher
Thomas T V Mofatt
RL McDonela
Woods
Gay Patterson
Mount Vauile
Dervet Conventon
Chatman Mack
Pennsylvania
Mitchell Palmer
James M Guffey
Chamberlain
Oregon
Charman Wack
Deraudis
Tom Tacgart
Indianapolis
House
Ole James
Tobacco production values by state in 1911
Department of Agriculture statistics show 25 million dollars in tobacco grown across Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina in 1911 with Virginia producing about 28.9 million pounds valued at 1.225 dollars per hundredweight, North Carolina about 400 million pounds, and South Carolina around 6.109 million pounds with total farm value 4. Total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Caroliny
South Carolina
Department of Agriculture
Vast
Movements of Ocean Steamers and Atlantic Arrivals
Reported sailings from Bremen and New York to Southampton and Queenstown with calls at Plymouth and Cattle, including the Ocean Steamers Queenstown and Havre routes. Notable arrivals: Sable Island to Baltic and La Toureine Havre to New York expected docking times and Antwerp to New York listed for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yestt
Aresian
Bremen
Plymouth
New York
Southampton
Olymple
Queanstown
Cettle
Seo
Browhead
Liverpool
Queenstown
Sable Island
Baltic
Havre
Antwerp
Lemer plans new ton truck model unveiled at New York show
Automobile World reports the Jocal branch of Sozler Motor Campant says the Lemer company will market a new ton truck whose first model, shown at the New York truck show this month, features a 194 inch wheel base and a price around 4800. Indianapolis notes Barney Oldfield, once speed king, is again in the AA A good graces and may race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, despite past disputes with track and racing bodies. The annual Automobile Club of Washington DC meeting is set for tonight at the Grafton Hotel with elections and various routine business, following reports of dues delinquency. Emerson and Orme announce deliveries of Detroit electric bougram and touring car bodies to several named parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocal
Sozler Motor Campant
Lemer Company
Willas
New York
Indianapolis Indiana
Barney Oldfield
Ima
American Automobile Association
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Oldfield
Bob Burman
The
Motor Speedway
Oldfeld
BU Pickena
Automobile Club of
Washington DC
Grafton
Connecticut Avenue
DeBates Street
Algo
Yce
Wil
Common towel banned in city washrooms
New York officials announce amendment to the sanitary code prohibiting shared towels across hotels, schools, stores, cafes, and railroad stations. The public lavatories and washrooms must enforce single use towels to prevent cross contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Health
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Desarte
Disting
Roby D
Prana
Arington National
Warytea
Mon Felenda
Admiral Vans
Stara Ant
Evers
Naval
W Wilbourne
Japan
Cittie
Guunera Mate Barrett
Suhwenck Cox
Stawiski Sarelle
Wittens
Tom Roe
Steven
Ibe Sa
Rey
Novaal
Tina Siaims
George P Zurhorst
Eptis Gses
Frank Geier
VONTH
Speare
William Lee
Surtetiy Pont Pane
Seeview
Modorese
Pricos
Ane
Punft AL Ofsigne
Uude
Balvey
China
Tracewell
Treasury
United
MERRY
Health Office Record
Teresa
Giorn
Jared
Vica
Toy Willan
Myx
Gikronce
Hoce Latca
Nia Rean
Sitine
ML Ule
Hinsten
Bos Witers
Lie Ware
William and
Mamie Stevenson
Toy Jaman
Michel Winans
de Arthur
Tula Smith
Tianc Tellman
Mary AL Gil
Peane Syvorr
Grace
Bernhard
Teorge
Micha
Caeane
Margaret
Ciake
Corcoran
Raver Nicroa Sears Carfet
Katmarine Dauch
Werner P Seabrook
Seare
Tita
Lmergency Hospital
Wlliam
Harter
Georeetown Univereily
Hosaléa Solomon Drumgostails
Hereford St
Government Hospital
Richard Younger
Yankee Heruert
Georgiank
Wearhington
Meutus
Admiral Evans
Tokalon Wine Co
F St
Seopa Everett
R. Harris & Co
D Streets
Bryan
Lincoln
LA Foliette
Wiley Ase
Remsen Board
Hus
Rael Webster
Saseculcre
Goa
Iastra
St. Louis
Virgina
North and
United States Trust Co
Oney St
Meterpeedway
Emerson & Orme
Detroit Electric
Ward Denys and Apperson
Tourine Sara
Charles Weir
Frank Vo Kitchen
Edgar Orme
EHIO
Broc Electric
Columbus
Chamfi
Wagon CO Commercial Truck CO
AME
Coetmbia Hotor
Daytox Electric Cae O6
Grinneel Eeeio Can Co
Mopp-Corpora’ Wentucee Wadon MG. CO
F Kimball & CO
Hot Man
TroncladsExide
Electric Storage Battery CO
Allegheny Ave
19Th Street
Philadelphia
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