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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1906

Page

8

Hitt Quits Congress Serving Thirteenth Term

Robert Roberts Hitt, longtime chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, announces he will not seek re election to a thirteenth term due to failing health. He cautions colleagues he may pursue a diplomatic post and notes his service across a career linked to Lincoln Douglas debates and close ties with Blaine and Reed. His retirement shifts Illinois and national diplomacy circles.

Robert Roberts Hitt House Committee On Foreign Affairs Congress Ilinois Hitt Illinois American Congress House House of Representatives Ohio Jons Eeeerence Sen Saenenne Eo Enn Lincoln Grant Paris State Department Representative Hawk Reed McKinley Ihia

Hitt Nearing End of House Career With Foreign Post Hinted

The long serving congressman and former diplomat Hitt faces retirement from the House after a storied career. Amid calls for a high profile foreign appointment, speculation centers on Frank Louden or Cullom as possible successors, reflecting ongoing power shifts in Republican leadership and foreign policy influence.

Paonevelt Mr. Hitt Hitt Washington Frank Louden Senator Cullom Republican Party Illinois

Advocates Publicity Congress Urged to Act on Money in Elections

A National Publicity Bill Organization address urges nationwide disclosure of all political contributions and expenditures. It calls for a federal law requiring sworn disclosure, with state statutes to follow, and names committees led by Perry Belmont and Brane Ek. Foster to push reform across parties and labor groups.

National Publicity Bill Organization Washington National Publicity Bir Organization Perry Beumont New York Brane EK. Foster Massachusetts Mr. Belmont Perry Belmont William B. Chandier New Hampshire J. G. Schurman James H. Wilcor Delaware A. H. Stevenson Colorado Norman ©. Mack John W. Lamb Indiana Charles $. Hamlin John H. Clarke Ohio Charles W. Knapp Missouri Alexander Troup Connecticut W. R. Nelson Cromwell Gibbons Florida John W. Blodgett Michigan Frank K. Foster American Federation of Labor British Trade Union Congress James H. Lynch International Toographical Linton James Wilson Pennsylvania Pattern Mekars National League Law Committee Joan M. Thurston Nebraska Charles A. Gardiner John T. McGraw West Virginia Lews

Despondent Cheshire Treasurer Ends Life after Loss

Fred C. Brown town treasurer of Cheshire Massachusetts for ten years died by his own hand today. He had been despondent over his wife’s death and an account investigation found town funds intact. Brown was found at his home with morphine and chloroform beside him and about 3500 dollars reportedly at hand.

Cheshire Mass Fred Co. Brown Adama Brown Ws

Bigamy Charge Stuns Scranton Case Against Dr Searles

Mrs Sadie Augusta Holcomb Searles of Worcester Massachusetts arrives with her eight year old daughter to prosecute Dr Henry R Searles who is jailed on a $1000 bail. She alleges that in January he married Mrs Jacob Bryant of Scranton in Binghamton New York. The plaintiff claims to be the first wife and widow of a local Scrantonite.

Baker Providence R. J David Sherman Baker Cook Street Bryan L P Thomas Barbour Bryan Chicago 7 Street L A Oak Hill Cemetery Durphey Riggs Street William Ernest Durphey Louise Henry Durphey Buber Ribley Hospital Addie E Attia James Mulloy Welock Glenwood Cemetery Richmond Louisville Detroit Philadelphia Price Frederick P. Price Auguste John H. Burns Ninth Street Ciugusta (Ge Ratcliffe New Hampshire Avenue James Ratcliffe Buerira Mary E Sherier Birch Wita John C Baltimore Samuel Smith Mary C. Smith Grimes Maria A. Smith Jackson Street Anacostia D.C Searles Scranton Henry R. Searles Sadie Augusta Holcomb Searles Worcester Mass Jacob Bryant Binghamton N. Y

Chinese Envoys Tour Washington in Study for China’s Reform

Chinese imperial commissioners and their retinue, led by Sir Liang and Prof. Jenks, visited the Soldiers' Home and Brightwood Takoma area, inspecting charity systems and education in the United States. They plan a New York leg, then Liverpool, gathering data to influence China's constitutional reforms and future governance.

San Francisco Yen Tai Hung Chi Tuang Fang Sir Liang Prof Jenks Cornell Brightwood Paris Takoma Corcoran Art Gallery Zoo Capitol Congressional Library Washington New York Oqnyang King Owyang Metropolis Liverpool England Yang Yang Nixu Arlington Cemetery H. S. Hawkins Est Soldiers’ Home United States China Fang Brightwood Post Office Department Government Printing Office Mount Vernon Dolphin France

FATHER O KEEFE DEAD AND HONOR LEGION RIBBON

Towson Md Jan 28 Rev Matthew O Keefe pastor of the Roman Catholic Church of the Immaculate died of pneumonia contracted while tending the sick He was 78 a Waterford Ireland native and the oldest priest in the diocese He was the last surviving brigade chaplain of the Confederate army and a friend of Gen Robert E Lee and Jefferson Davis He earned the Legion of Honor for aiding a fever-stricken French frigate at Hampton Roads in 1869 He donated his fortune to church works and received a gold watch from Napoleon He urged freeing the slaves in the Civil War and aided Davis and Davis widow visited Davis in prison He lived simply in Towson and kept frugal meals and plain rooms.

Towson Matthew O'Keefe Church of the Immaculate Waterford Ireland Father O'Keefe Mahone Northern Virginia Robert E. Lee Jefferson Davis South Norfolk Portsmouth Legion of Honor Hampton Roads Napoleon Hamilton Fish Imperial Government of France M. O'Keefe Imperial Marine Legion of Honor of McGill

Town Topics Tangle Passes Quietly in New York

Special to The Washington Post reports a calm day in the Town Topics tangle with no arrests and no libel actions. Justice Deuel is described as better, with family noting he was up and about though tomorrow's attendance remains uncertain. The line about RJ Colter calling is noted as part of the day’s chatter.

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Waitress Traps Thief in Silverware Heist Case

Mary Herrmann a 22 year old waitress in West Orange New Jersey alerted authorities after thwarting a planned burglary. She arranged with Paul Schroeder a former butler at Oscar L. Gubelman’s residence to steal and hide valuables in the Van Rensselaer home cellar. Schroeder was arrested after bringing in the loot around midnight and about one thousand dollars worth of silverware was seized.

West Orange N. J Mary Herr- Mann Paul Schroeder Schroeder Oscar L. Gubelman Stephen van Rensselaer Gubelman Philadelphia Europe van Rensselaer

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