In Memory of Mr Hay Tributes Paid Yesterday
A memorial service for former Secretary of State Mr Hay was held at the Church of the Covenant in Washington. The pew was draped in black with a wreath of lilies of the valley, and tributes from church officials and Rev Tennis Hamlin read aloud. Com missioner Macfarlane and others praised his devout service to the church and generous benevolence to missions and Y M C A. A wreath will be sent to Cleveland with love and sympathy.
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Macfarlane
Covenant Body
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Mr. Hay
Presbyterian, Church of the Covenant
Cleveland
Tate
Hay
Church of the Covenant
Board of Trustees
Tennis 8
Hamlin
Hobert & Steen
Union ‘Theological Seminary
New York
Macfarland
Seasfon
Pofora
Washington, D. C
Steen
Dr. Hamlin
Hamlin Wan
Board of
Washington
Generdus
Young Men's Christian Association
Fourth of July Sermon Praises National Righteousness
At Temple Baptist Church Rev J J Muir delivered a Fourth of July sermon from Prov righteousness exalteth a nation, praising national achievements and urging a conscience guided by lofty principles. He lauded John Hay and Roosevelt, affirmed the square deal, condemned sectionalism, and urged unity and moral conduct in foreign and domestic affairs.
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Temple Baptist Church
J. J. Muir
Muir
John May
Roosevelt
John Hay
Anl
Pioneer Seventh Street machinist William Fank born in Washington
William Fank one of the oldest Seventh Street merchants, long in sewing machine trade. Born in Washington May 50 182, he learned mechanics early, apprenticed in Greensboro Ala 1872, served as a machinist at the U S Patent Office during the great fire recovery, then with Wheeler & Wilson before starting his Seventh Street general sewing machine business. He wrote for mechanical journals under Cog Wheel and published books on repair and adjustment. member of Lafayette Lodge No 19 Masons.
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William ©. Fank
Seventh Street
Washington
Frank
Greensboro
Ala
Bis
United States Patent Office
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company
Funk
Lafayette Lodge
Penfield Reveres Hay as China Open Door Pioneer Diplomat
Solicitor William K. Penfield lauds Secretary of State John Hay's diplomacy during the Boxer uprising. He credits Hay with backing indemnity moderation toward China, open doors policy, and the Russia Japan hostilities accord. Penfield calls Hay the most accomplished diplomat in the department.
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State Department
William K. Penfield
Hry Im
Sale
Hay
China
Judge Penfield
Peking
United States
Legation
Russia
Japan
Abraham Lincoln
Union
John Hay
Orient
Department of State
James Q. Howard recalls John Hay as dancer and statesman
James Q. Howard of the Library of Congress recounts meeting John Hay in 1860, praising his youth and charm, noting Col. Ellsworth and Hay as popular dancers. Howard credits Hay's later fame to his service as Secretary of State and his Lincoln biography, claiming his death leaves a rich national renown.
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Col. Ellsworth
James Q. Howard
Library of Congress
Lincoln
Hay
Springfield
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Wiliam D. Howells
John G. Nicolay
Webster
Marcy
Seward
Liver and Kidneys K Greatly Support Organ Health
A concise note on Liver and Kidneys K as a valued tonic and alterative. It emphasizes that proper function of these organs prevents signs such as skin yellowing, digestive issues, headaches, and blemishes, promoting overall well being and vitality.
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Hood
Three Secretary of State deaths tied to Uphsur and Hay
A longtime official recalls three Secretaries of State who died in office. Abel P Upshur fell from the steamer Princeton during a gun explosion near the Potomac. Walter Q Gresham, a Civil War veteran, died at the Arlington Hotel after serving as Postmaster General and Secretary. John Hay, Indiana born Brown University man, died at Sunapee Lake.
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Princeton
Tyler
W. Q. Gresham
John Hay
Q. Gresham
Mr. Michael
Walter Q. Gresham
Indiana
Cleveland
Arlington Hotel
Gresham
Atlanta
Crocker
Lawn
State Department
Senate
Congressional Directory
Arthur
Hay
Sunapee Lake
N. H
Brown University
Springfield
Washington
Lincoln
Cel
Bicycle Policeman Wilson Injured in Fall on Pennsylvania Ave
Metropolitan police Bicycle Sergeant Wilson was riding on duty near Seventh Street when he fell from his wheel and hit his head on the pavement. He received medical attention at Christiant's drug store and was later taken home by Duke Offutt of the fire department. He had been suffering indigestion and became dizzy while riding. A separate note reports United States Realty Company drawing over 1,000 investors as it pushes a major Washington development along Pennsylvania Avenue, with plans for an electric railroad and city expansion within months.
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Wilson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Metropolitan Police Force
Christiant
Duke Offutt
Dire Department
Bergt
United States Realty Company
Congress Heights
Electric
Washington
Emitea States Realty Company
United States
Hawaii
Wa United Stated Realty Company
DOJ Names Promotions For Graves And Sornberger
Charles B Sornberger and J Harwood Graves received key promotions at the Department of Justice with Graves moving from appointment clerk to assistant attorney general under Day. Sornberger becomes appointment clerk and several other rises followed including Graves prior service in Virginia and as secretary to Day.
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Charles B. Sornberger
J. Harw
Graves
Department of Justice
J. Harwood Graves
Day
Department
Messrs. Graves
Sornberger
Virginia
Fermont
Visitors Crowd Warship Dogall Draws City Interest
Thousands gathered along the Washington riverfront to view the Italian cruiser Dogall anchored midstream at the barracks. Hundreds toured the ship while crews ferried visitors across the river, and Italians in the capital joined in viewing the vessel before a planned visit to Mount Vernon and other river towns.
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Washington Barracks
Dogall
Gayly
Shipshane
Mount Vernon
Marshall Trali
New York
Post
Chevalier Ronea
W. Stratton
Naval Miliia
Puritan
French Warship Jurien de la Graviere Visits Baltimore
The French cruiser Jurien de la Graviere, with a 500 man crew, anchors off Canton Hollo w for a three week stay in Baltimore. An international salute is fired as it passes Fort McHenry, with the commandant set to answer, and Lieut. Lewis Turtle of Fort McHenry exchanges courtesy with Commander Jeza gue.
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Washington
Hartimore
France
Jurien de la Graviere
Fort McHenry
Lewis Turtle
Jezague
Leutenant
Gelating
Weather conditions and regional forecasts for Middle Missouri Valley
The Weather Bureau reports a low pressure system in the Middle Missouri Valley and a disturbance over Southern New England. Showers and thundershowers are noted across Missouri, Kansas, Southern Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota with cooler trends expected in parts of the Middle Mississippi and Lake regions. Winds shift along coasts and larger lakes, with some cooldowns and rain continuing into Monday and Tuesday across Atlantic districts.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Missouri Valley
New England
Canadian
Pacific Coast
Middle Aiestic
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Newaska
South Dakota
Missiletop
Rocky Mountain
Diatricia
Atlantic
Laker
Upper Isles
Superior
European Porta
Grand Ranke
Downtowo
Amieck
P.m. Falt
E& O
Amnevile
Ciras Atlanta
Atlantic Cty
Bismarck
N. D
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wye
Denver
Cole
Des Moines
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Fin
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ari Marquette
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Pittabieg
East Lake City
Tab
Ai Lo
The
Washington Post
Steranpers
W. Va
Potomas
Shenand Tivers
Magas
Officers Trial Secret at Fort Monroe
Special to The Washington Post reports Lieut F A Lomax of the 112th Company Heavy Coast Artillery and Lieut Lanier B M Craven are under court martial at Fort Monroe. Efforts to keep details secret continue. Sent Col Lunsden presides, Capt Skerritt is judge advocate, Lieut Steele advocates. Both lieutenants were promoted from the ranks. Lomax joined from New York to the Fifth Infantry in 1901, later attached to artillery with first lieutenant rank in 1903. Craven was appointed from Missouri to the artillery corps in 1893.
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Washington Post
Newport News
F. A. Lomax
One Hundred and Twelfth Company
Heavy Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
Lanier BM. Craven
Col
Lunsdeen
Skerritt
Lieut
Steele
Lorenz to be Sent to Moundsville Penitentiary
Arrangements were made at the jail last evening to transport George Lorenz a conspirator in the post office cane case to Moundsville Penitentiary in West Virginia this evening. He will travel with other convicts and will be confined with no privileges due to his notoriety. The party is expected to depart at 9:90 p.m. Lorenz is in cheerful spirits after receiving a call from his son-in-law, Mr. Baker of Ohio, yesterday afternoon.
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George Lorenz
A. W. Machen
Groff Brothers
Canes
Moundaville
W. Vax
Lorenz
Mr. Baker
Ohio
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