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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1904

Page

2

Cleveland Letter Warns Fear of Wealth Grasp Destroys Equality

Former President Grover Cleveland wrote a Fourth of July letter read at Tammany Hall urging a revival of the Declaration of Independence ideals. He warned that greed and indifference to political duty threaten social and industrial equality and political independence, urging wholesome American sentiment and the sharing of blessings.

New York Grover Cleveland Tammany Hall Cleveland Princeton N. J Tammany Society Fathers of the Republic Iha Lucius F C. Garvin Rhode Tslana George 8. Boutwell Massachusetts Webster Davis St. Louis Garvin A J. Montague Virginia A M Dockery Missouri James B Frazier Tennessee United States W .A Clar Montana Champ Clark

American Society Dinner in London Honors July Fourth

The American Society in London held its Fourth of July banquet with many eminent English and American attendees. Sir Martin Conway toasted President Roosevelt. Ambassador Choate spoke on Anglo American harmony and unity. Capt. A T Mahan praised the day as a symbol of joint liberty. About fifteen hundred guests attended Ambassador Choate’s reception at the U S Embassy.

London American Society Martin Conway Roosevelt Lord Kelgin Ambassador Choate Choate A TY Mahan Great Britain Choates United States

Fourth of July Observances Worldwide Highlight Paris Banquet

Paris hosts a formal Fourth of July with flags at leading hotels and a notable American Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Hotel Quay D’Orsay attended by officials including Jusserand and Gowdy. Similar festivities occur in Genoa Berlin and Marseilles with dances dinners and addresses. Cleveland tours the bay and arnica salve ads close the page.

Paris American Chamber of Commerce Quay D'Orsay M. Trouillot M. Jusuerand United States M. Jean Guillemin M. Decanse M. Andwtole Leroy Bettulleu Henry Vigmand Clement A. Criscom Philadelphia Gen. Brugere Supreme Council of War John K. Gowdy M- Bunau-Vuarilla Washington Roosevelt Loubet Ambassador Jusserand Counsal Gowdy Mo Bunny-Vartila Mo Angelolo Leroy Benullew

Banquet at American College in Rome July Fourth

Fourth of July celebrated at the American College with a banquet hosted by Rector Mgr Kennedy. Attendees included Mgr Palconio apostolic delegate, Archbishop Seton formerly of Jersey City, Bishops Burke Albany NM Y Keiley Savannah Kenny St Augustine, Revs Fisher Currie McCabe, and Dr Ganse. Table adorned with flowers and flags, nearly 100 students.

Mgr. Kennedy Rome American College Mgr. Palconio United States Seton Jersey City N. J Burke Albany NM. Y Keiley Savannah Kenny St. Augustine Fla

Tibetans Fail to Answer and Extend Armistice Grace

London Times dispatch from Gyang-tse reports Tibetans making overtures but strengthening Jong's rear. If no reply by noon tomorrow the armistice ends with a signal gun. Delegates met Tongsa Penlop to advance talks and then left Jong without seeing Col Younghusband. Minds remain undecided.

London Times Washington Post Gyang-tse Jong Tongsa Penlop Col. Younghusband

Uproar in English House Over Closure Vote

July 4 Lennon reports the government won Premier Balfour's closure proposal by a large majority after heated opposition denouncements. Disorder engulfed the lobbies as crowds pressed for influence and police forced the crowd outside. Inside the chamber Winston Churchill clashed with the government and his former party amid noisy protests.

Winston Churchill Unionisis Boosh Churchill

Raisouli Near Tangier Seizes Zinat Residence Amid Raid

The Washington Post notes Raisouli has moved to Zinat near Tangier after days in the area. Mountain tribes conducted a large raid on villages near here, taking eighty cattle including some belonging to the reefs of Wazan. Haisoul claims no involvement in the affair. an imperial letter reduces government salaries by one third.

London Times Washington Post Tangier Raisouli Zinat Wazan Haisoul

La Grave on the Stand in Carthusian Bribery Probe

Paris July 4 French commissioner to the St Louis Exposition La Grave testified before the parliamentary commission probing an alleged bribe attempt to influence Premier Combes with 100000. He called his evidence technical and said he expects to return to St Louis next month, with no government indication of removal.

St. Louis Paris M. la Grave St. Louis Exposition Premier Combes Grande Chartreuse M la Grave

University Club Opens New Wheeler House on Sixteenth and K

The University Club welcomed members to its newly renovated clubhouse at the southwest corner of Sixteenth and K streets northwest. The house features a large first and second floor, a billiard room, writing room, card room, business office, alumni rooms, and sleeping quarters. Officers include Willam H.raft as president and George Cortelyou as first vice president. committees cover Admissions, House, Art and Decoration, Entertainment, and Finance with named chairs.

University Club Sixteenth and K Streets Maj. Wheeler Willam H Raft George #. Cortelyou Charles D. Walcott Ralph P. Barnard Isaac R. Hitt, Jr Charles 12. Munroe Isaac H. Saunders Worarlan Gifford Pinchot William H. Tatt George B. Cortelyou Ralph P J. Holdsworth Gordon Truman Abbe George P. Chase W H Robeson Wallace Worth Hits John W. Holcomb Cadwell C. Tyler Howard Hinckiey George L. Totten Proctor L. Dougherty J B. Henderson Clifford Finchat A. W. Creeley Wallace D.mclean Walter J. Douglas Willam H. Bayly Winancé Augustus D. Lynch Prank FP. Heeslia A. B. Kelley

Oratory at World’s Fair Draws Record Crowd

A record crowd gathered at the World’s Fair grounds in St Louis on July 4 despite threatening thunder showers. Key ceremonies took place at the Louisiana Purchase monument with Lafayette Young and William Jennings Bryan delivering addresses. Bryan framed patriotism around character and heart over fear. Governors, dignitaries, and church leaders attended the events as the Declaration was read at the Pennsylvania Building and a review occurred with high officials present. Secretary Hay departed for Michigan to speak at the fiftieth anniversary of the Republican party’s founding.

St. Louis Fair Louisiana Purchase Monument Lafayette Young Des Moines William Jennings Bryan Bryan Peatval Hall G. ©. Pardes California J. Hamilton Lewis Washington Pennsylvania Francis Cardinal Satolli John (. Bates

Ship Norge Disaster Survivors Tell Harrowing Tales

Survivors describe a chaos on deck as the Norge sank after striking rocks. Passengers, many seeking relatives in the Northwest, were ferried to Grimsby by three boats while others perished in the sea. Survivors recall screams, courage, and the captain’s relentless commands as the ship disappeared beneath the stormy waters.

Grimsby Norge Say Thay Norge Sylvia

Hero Engineer Jans Peters Jansen Among Norge Survivors

Survivors recount the efforts of Jans Peters Jansen of Brooklyn kin who guided relatives to the upper deck and died at his post in the Norge disaster. Passengers prioritized women and children, while crew and officers faced confusion and poor boat discipline. Survivors head for forward routes. others sail to Denmark or shores, with many heading to Minnesota North Dakota and Chicago to join relatives.

Norge Glaaster Peapre Larra Christina Pederson Copenhagen John Schroeder Chicago Seine Henry Glover Grimeby Amenica Northwest States Associated Press Katerina Billander North Franklin Street Jans Peters Jansen Brooklyn N. Y Rockhall Reef North Atlantic Hockhall Reef America Liverpool Mathieson Grimsby Esbjerg Denmark Pedro Nelsen South Dakota Paul Petersen Hgelset Ole Petersen Hgelset Minne Pola Andreas Paro Minnesota Johannes Johannsen Eric Monsen Milford N. D Josephine Johaensen Ikkrid Broten Kin Unele North Dakota Jenhenalina Joesen New York

Disrupted News On Shipwreck Inquiries Spread

Readers watched for word on the disaster’s power and the wreck, locals noting the office would not open Monday. One Brooklyn man named Max Brandenberg reported his nine‑member family, including his parents, were aboard the steamer.

Max Brandenberg Brooklyn

Rescue of Survivors From Danish Steamer Norge

Thirty two Norge survivors and seventy from the Emergie were landed at Stornoway by the Cervona and Energie. Captain Gundel described the sinking after striking a sunken rock near Rockall, with lifeboats launched, a lifeboat reaching St. Kilda, and a later rescue by Emergie. One child died at sea with parental consent. many rescued were taken to hospital in a desperate, cold sea tale.

Stornoway Scotland Norge Cervona Emergie Energie Gundel Rockall Carpenter Brunn Abla Peter Olsen St. Killda St. Kilda

Wabash wreck toll rises as switch tampering suspected

In Litchfield Illinois on July 4 a wreck killed nineteen and injured many. Coroner Gray State's Attorney and local officials investigate a misplaced switch amid reports of tampering by an unknown person. Names of the dead and injured are listed, with accounts of rescue efforts and warnings of possible arrests.

Philadelphia Martin Ockard Scott Street Baltimore Eugenie Hildebrand St. Louis Edward T. Clapp Wabash Railroad Company Ihtebfield Mire Aloronce Smith Chicago Mrs. Perkins Charles Galaish Harry M. Dietrich O. F. Luther Milwaukee Isaac R. Mills Decatur Ubald BT. Pigrae Montreal Canada Jacob Barder Park River N. D A. Eichstadt James Sanford N. M. Mills Bridgetown Charles Ward MH. L. Graves W. F .Mith Richid Noack William Archibald George Archibald Honeoys Falla Anna Kenyon Kingston Misa Wiiza Townsend Bridgeport Conn A. Buggie Bugale Litchfield Thana Hillsboro Gray Wabash Charles A. Corneau

Copenhagen in Mourning over Norge Disaster

News from Copenhagen reports the Norge disaster off Scotland with over 700 feared dead. Crowds gathered at liner offices while relatives sought news though offices opened later. Among the nine second class passengers were three Americans, all others steerage, many Danes and Norwegians aboard.

Copenhagen Norge Scotland Elizabeth Anna Buckley Hilma Fleischman Buckleys Seattle Hilma Flelachman Friedes United Steamship Company United States Pedro Nelsen South Dakota Saventy-Pns Cant Gundell Denmark Gen. Christensen New York Jowa

First Step Toward Health with Hostetter's Bitters

The ad promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a health restore for stomach and liver, bowel regularity, and sleep. It claims cures for vomiting, bloating, headache, indigestion, dizziness, cramps, malaria, fever, and ague. Doctors endorse it and urge trying one bottle.

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