Advisability of Avoays to Head Ohio Campaign
Fragmentary notice outlines consideration of appointing a campaign head with Secretary Taft silent on the choice. Hitchcock and other candidates are mentioned as possible leaders. The text also includes unrelated fragments from notices and wedding/birth items, reflecting a cluttered page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Hitchcock
Titukeock
Tisensitt
Tadlana
Tledeett
Michigan
Murpus
New Jersey
West
Senate
Pertnes
Eres le Aria
Funeral Directors and Designs in Capital Area Distorted Ad Copy
Fragmented obituary and funeral service notices mingle with political dispatches and stray city notices. The text mentions GEO. G. SHAFFER and SUNSEAL DESIGNS among other local providers, plus a report on committee discussions for a presidential nomination, and a fall from a second story causing injury.
Operating Room for Horses at Veterinary College Plan
Plans for a new operating hospital at the United States College of Veterinary Surgeons rear hospital site on 217 street northwest plan a five story brick building with two amphitheaters, two dissection rooms, two anesthesia suites, and micrographic labs. The facility aims to hold 260 to 300 persons and be completed by September 1, opening October 1, with bids to be solicited soon through Moore & Hil Incorporated.
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United States College of Veterinary Surgeons
Nierland Brechoers
Che
Aces Tot
Franklin
Franklin Mh, Sumner Has Sed) Through Moore & Hil, Incorporated
Pennsylvania
Aoennecid
Twenty-fourth Street
Pennenia Aven
Calls Thaw Homicidal Mental State Upheld by Commissioner
Perris, head of the State commission in lunacy, states opinions differ on Thaw’s sanity but notes unstable mental condition and potential homicidal impulse. He argues he should be cared for in a hospital for the mentally ill rather than Maticawan, praising Supreme Court Justice Dowling for denying broader commitment.
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Gece Perris
State Commission In
Binrry K. Thaw
Thasy
Ferris
Thary
Maticawan
Feris
Supreme Court Ju Tive Dowling
Denyhz
Guilty Of Embezzling State Funds In New Orleans Case
Thulenhefer a former Sale collector was found guilty of embezzling about 66 000 state funds. Sentenced deferred. He disappeared a year ago amid a bond dispute with a Baltimore company that refused to pay his surety. He later returned to New Orleans as a sailor on a fruit steamer and was arrested.
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New Orleans
Ceramand Thulenhefer
State Funda
Imdenhefer
Baltimore
Dudenhefer
South America
Cleveland's Chair Vacant in Life Insurance Presidents
New York June 3 resolutions by the executive committee of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents laud Grover Cleveland for his public service and contributions to life insurance. He served as chairman and counselor of the committee. No successor chosen yet, vacancy likely to remain until December.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Cleveland
Girl Burglar Caught After Two Week Williamsburg Chase
A nine year old girl burglar led police to a home on Williams burg where they recovered dresses and clothing, and a woman accused of teaching the child theft. The child, Annie Riley, claimed more than forty robberies in two weeks and said she stole to support a younger sister Mamie. Detective Robinson and Capt. Cruze coordinated the arrest at the Clymer street station.
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Washington Post
New York
Williamsburg
Clymer Street
S.le
Mary Avenne
Lowes Street
Mary Walden
Robinson
Tok
Gir
Annie Riley
Mamie
Rover
Capt. Cruze
Riley
Respite Weather Promises Cooler Day Ahead
Yesterday's pleasant weather with a light breeze and partial clouds gave way to a cool night. Thermometer readings reached around 75 degrees with sporadic sprinkles in parts of the city. Today is expected to stay cool with more rain possible and a modest temperature decline.
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Ol Sal
Gumillainen
Sateraay
Tlne
Alwhite
Morrow
Washington
Lords Debate on India Unrest Follows Curzon Morley Exchange
In the Lords on June 30 Viscount Morley and Lord Curzon clashed over India unrest. Curzon called the Asia crisis a war in the East and Europe. Morley attributed trouble largely to Japan's victory. The government would not invoke martial law or harsh measures, defending Amber loyalty and policy.
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Leaden
Lord Curzon
Viscount Morley
Clarkburn
India
Lorda
Viscount Morey
Asia
Europe
Morley
Japan
Bright Eyes Wins in Court Over Vanderbilt Trust
In Brooklyn appellate division the court reversed a sheriff jury finding, restoring control of Edward Ward Vanderbilt to his daughter Minerva and nullifying unilateral proceedings. The ruling may open indictments against Pepper Vanderbilt for grand larceny and affect property restoration actions. The decision hinges on jury compensation by the plaintiff’s attorney.
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New York
Edward Ward Vanderbilt
Pepper
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Vanderbilt
Seta
Abbott
Minerva
Pepper-Vanderbilt
Daugh
Honored by Rechabites for Wayne Cordell appoint
Wayne W. Cordell, noted temperance worker in Washington connected with the Rechabites, left yesterday for Louisa Kentucky to serve as a special agent examining 23 eastern Kentucky counties. A testimonial token was presented at South Washington Tent, with speeches and songs. Various tent officers and members from numerous tents praised his temperance work and dedicated service.
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Wayne W. Cordell
Washington
Louisa
Cordell
The
Pension Bureau
Kentucky
Corde
Hall of
South Washington
W. H. le Strange
J.D. Buckley
Charles T. Carroll
John B. Henderson
J.C. Mer
Jehu
Joan R. Mahone
Eagle
Alice A. Lithnow
Eastern
Barnes
J. H. Loveless
J. P. Clancy
James Reagan
Union
James C. Lee
Onward
John P. Coulter
Harmony
T. W.newman
W. W. Buriew
Lida P. Murray
Purity
J. H. Bartlett
R. H. Sorrell
Ssuth
J. W. McMahon
William V. Mahoney
Mount Pleasant
John I. Bunch
Kaiser and Gzar May Meet in Baltic Accord Remains Possible
A Russian and German imperial meeting aboard the Baltic is deemed possible in St Petersburg with no official confirmation. Neither foreign offices nor Gen Jacoby report any arrangement, though a meeting recalling the 1905 Bierrkoe precedent could occur as Emperor Nicholas resumes Finnish Gulf cruise.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Russia
Germany
Jacoby
William
Finnish Gulf
Bierrkoe
Taft Greets Ohioans At War Department
More than 100 Ohioans and officials representing the Republican organization were received by Secretary Taft at the War Department on Monday evening. Taft recalled many names from memory, some seen after ten to twenty years, and offered a smile and handshake to each guest. The impromptu reception followed a brief stay and busy schedule, with attendees including Cap. Rogers Maj. Fillmore Col. Peck Robert Harlan Maj. Medford Judge William H. Scudder Mr. Pettis Gram J. Stewart Hon. William Ifford Mrs. Millward Miss Cora Millward Miss Thompson and Mrs. Miller.
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Ohio
Washington
Taft
Cap. Rogers
Maj. Fillmore
Col. Peck
Robert Harlan
Maj. Medford
Willam H. Scudder
Pettis Gram
J. 8. Stewart
Wiliam Ifford
Millward
Cora Millward
Thompson
Miller
Control of infant sex linked to economic conditions
The Washington Post notes Dr Frank Kraft of the American Institute of Homeopathy argues that sex of infants follows survival of the fittest under evolving theory. He asserts savage and harvest conditions favor males, while plenty favors females, linking hard times to more male births.
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Washinainn Posteland
Ohio
Frank Kraft
American Institute of Homeopathy
Kraft
Calvin Played On Sunday in Puritan Law Ruling
New York June 30 The appellate division of the New York Supreme Court in Brooklyn ruled that operating moving picture shows on Sunday does not violate the law. Judge Gaynor wrote the decision noting Calvin’s Sunday bowling as a cited precedent, and recalling John Knox’s Geneva visit where Puritan founder Calvin played bowls on his home’s green.
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New York
Fenn Calvin
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Gaynor
John Knox
Calvin
Geneva
Ambassador Ridle Improves Amid Pneumonia Threat
In St Petersburg on June 0 John W Ridle the American ambassador showing slow but steady strength gains after a pneumonia threat Irwin Laughlin second secretary visits before leaving tomorrow for a two month vacation
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St. Petersburg
John W. Riddle
Irwin B. Laughlin
Prosecutor Kills Defendant in Live Oak CourtTrip
Branford communicator reports that on a Live Oak road to court L W Tidwell was shot twice by N H Green the prosecutor in his case. Green fired during a quarrel and the coroner's jury later acquitted him concluding self defense.
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Branford
N. H. Green
L. W. Tidwell
Live Oak
Green
Tidwell
District Building Exercises Outline July 4 Plans
A joint Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce committee finalized the official schedule for the District building opening on July 4. Morning events begin at 9 and feature Marine Band performances, patriotic readings, and speeches by local officials. Evening programs at 8 include fireworks in White Lot and a staged Avenue illumination at 9:20. A large invitations committee was appointed with Chapin Brown as chair and many members named.
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Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Marine Band
Rogs Fishburn
John M. Wilson
le Association of the Oldest Inhabitants
Henry B. F. Macfarland
George BR. Cortelyou
Addrey
van Vechten
Clear House District Committee
A Rl Browne
Charles B. Hanfard
Caplin Brown
America
White Lot
Chapin Brown
D. S&s
H. Moses
J. H. M. Grider
James F. Oyster
BE. GQ. Schafer
Corporan Thom
B. H. Warner
E. J. Cogan
United Spanish War Veterans
Varios
National Guard
Costerloa Hall
Sixth
John Lewis Smaith
Boston
Curtis Guiid
Sn Ercade
Glen Ewig
Santiago
Rothschild a Witness in Eulenburg Trial
The Berlin trial of Prince Philip zu Eulenburg for perjury and subornation of perjury in the round table affair continued behind closed doors. Rothschild of Vienna testified as the court recessed after the prince declared witnesses bribed or mad. The prince fainted in the afternoon and was taken by car to Charity Hospital where he remains a prisoner.
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Berlin
Philp Zu Eulenburg
Round Table
Munich
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild
Vienna
Charity Hospital
German Count's Bride in Detroit Wedding
Miss Mary Joy Newland wed Count Menno Limburg-Stirum at her sister's Detroit home this evening. The groom, an Imperial royal guards officer, was escorted by Baron von Stunt of the German embassy. The couple plan to stay in America through summer before returning to Germany.
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Detroit
Mich
Mary Joy Newland
Menno‘Frederick Limberg-Stirum
Miss Newlands
Baron von Stunt
Washington
America
Germany
Count Limburg-Stirum
Emperor W
At Large Chinese Cook Wang Sue Threatens Ship Fines
Wang Sue, cook on the Cape Brenton, fled Washington after midnight, escaping authorities. He is sought by police with capsizing ship owners facing fines. ship captain reports Wang leapt into the Potomac and swam ashore while deck parties are mobilized for capture.
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Wang Sue
Cape Brenton
Potomac River
Washington Peer
Stip
Vesee
Amigration Bureau
Wow
Washington
Wang
America
Solare Habis
Erstwhite Cook
Pullee Tgs
South America
Pontaman
Baltimore
Fred W. Sanborn
5. F. Blackburn &J
A. Warden
Peck
United States backs British Congo reform efforts
Brussels report says Foreign Minister Davignon told the chamber of deputies that Britain remained unsatisfied with certain Congo conditions. He presented a low note with added demands and stated that the United States supported Britain. The ministry promised precise information tomorrow.
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United States
Congo
Brussels
Davignon
Chamber of Deputes
Great Britain
United Rate
Licensed to Marry ne and Alice F Caffelt list couples
A long list of marriage license notes appears with numerous couples from varied towns and ages, including John H. Rickard and Sadie Pangle, George Baily and Jona W. Godfrey, and Virgina C. Turtle with Edward M Dawson, among others. Rev names accompany each entry, indicating officiants for the marriages.
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Alice F. Caffelt
S.C. Mem Reager
Leheton
Chur Leughits
Tawin Robinson
Helen Jeffers
Cameen
J. A. Jeffers
John H. Rickard
Sadie Pangle
Middleton
JW. McGaughin
Thomas Moungagin
Windfred McGrech
J. B Pitvar Charles W. Bonvet
Gercrade UL. Krauss
George Baily
Jona W. Godfrey
Emma V. Dempney
F. B. Howden
Mlarence T. Dowell
Lurille H. Davis
Round Hil
Lyona
Edward M Dawson
Virgina C. Turtle
A. Harding Charles Ho Fndgett
Josie R. Wilkerson
W. Bruner
John A. Dunbar
Faith H. Appleby
D. CG. Smadrod
Harry C. Donaldson
Gilnor T. Gahnke
J. M
F. J. Brown
Frank Mac
Eliza Narmat
J. H. Winston John E. Tro
W. A. Morton
Albert G. Kner
Blanche
Coleman
J.C. van Loo Walter Savoy
Mary Howard
Alj. Olds
George CL. Hawkins
Elsei Smallswood
Health Office Records of Deaths June 30 1903
Deaths reported June 30 1903 include Margaret G Parker 13% Columbia rd mw Rosa Tozzolo 1608 1st st ne 64 years John A Sheedy 993 2d st ne 24 years Annie V Brown Providence Hospital 34 years Nelson S Horning Garfield Hospital 3 years Carrotl Tyson Gerfield Hospital 1 year Albert Wilson 2200 Kat now 17 months Mary EB Talley 701 et ne months 86 Cannot Have Fruit Cart The request of patent office clerks that a fruit vendor be allowed to keep his cart in front of that building during the noon hour denied by commissioners on Mas Sylvester recommendation.
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Margaret G Parker
Columbia Rd
Rosa Tozzolo
1St St. Ne
John A. Sheedy
2D St
Annie V. Brown
Providence Hospital
Nelson S. Horning
Garfield Hospital
Carrotl Tyson
Gerfield Hospital
Albert Wilson
Mont He
Mary EB. Talley
Patent Office
Mas. Sylvester
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Withretung
STER
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Cerning
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Evers
Gude
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Lee Republ
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Harvick
Efile
Wad
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Londen
Alheis
Asi Wellogs
Minneota
Hughenek
Ian Wall
Warror
Yan
Herm
Indias
Larmery
Uae
Tie Party
Mr. Dutt Bersondily
Tere
Meadoe
Oman
Fenrengodlabive i Duvilore
Chend
Oem
Murten
Tafts
Burlen
Lal
Vorys
Republicw Party
Teddy
Seommittre
Taft That Mr. Burton
Hot Springs
Severetary Taft
Henry Hedgeman
St. Mary's Court
Lamont Street
Garfeld
Denver
Denver Citizens
College of Veterinary Surgeons
Thaw
Life Insurance
Woman
Sun
LORDS
Tokalon Wi
4Th St. NW
Brom
Kaiser and
Gzar
Fudge
Ambassador Riddle
St. Johns
Colonial Beach, Va
Colonial Beach
Palace
St Johns
St S.W
Sumlay
Wegonette
Colonial Real Estate CO
G St. N. W
Washington, D. C
A. Phillips
Eulenberg
Miss Newland
Limberg- Stirum
aKiser's Guard
Ghinese
Belgium
Health Office Record
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