Cockran Hails Trusts Assails Tariff At July Celebration
The Fourth of July event at Tammany Hall featured speeches by Bourke Cochran and John A Sullivan criticizing tariffs and praising Democratic reforms. Sullivan labeled the canal supplies law as protectionist plunder, while Cochran denounced campaign finance ties to J. P. Morgan & Co and urged anti-corruption measures.
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Mihondotar
New York
Society of Tammany
Columbian Order
Tammany Hall
Bourke Cochran
John A Sullivan
Massachusetts
Congress
Canal Zone
United States
Fourth of July Observance Sees McCormick Banquet in Paris
Ambassador McCormick addresses the American Chamber banquet at Hotel de Orsay praising national housecleaning under Roosevelt, comparing U S leaders to Washington and Lincoln, with remarks on wealth and corporate duty. Attendees include Longworths, Ituau, destournelles, Smyth, and McBee as 400 guests listen to a period voice detailing Paris scenes and international celebrations.
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Paris
American Chamber of Commerce
Qua: d'Orsay
McCormick
Ryan
Nicholas Longworth
Garde Republicaina
Wilffan & Dalliba
Ambassador McCormick
Minster of Agriculture
Ituau
Baron Destournelles de Constant
Prot Smyth
Philadelphia
Silas McBee
New York
Roosevelt
Notice of mariage and death notices across papers
Notice indicates marriage and death notices from The Washington Post will appear simultaneously in multiple newspapers including New York Times Poston Slobf Tunfalo Courier Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Poston
SLOBF
Tunfalo Courier
Chitago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Providence Tournal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard ST Pau Piomber
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati Lyquirer
Undertakers W R Speare and partners offer funeral services
An ad lists W R Speare undertaker at 940 F Street N W with first class service on reasonable terms and contact numbers 4200 and 41st J W Lee Funeral Director with Embalmer services and a connected modern crematorium. George P Zurhorst is also named as undertaker with a funeral parlor at East Capital and a telephone contact.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J William Lee
Cemnodos Chapel
Fourth of July at Havana Celebrates Independence Day
The American flag flew over the tain entrance as Ambassador Whitelaw Reid and Mrs Reid, with Congressman Nicholas Longworth, greeted guests including many Americans. A marquee in the north garden hosted refreshments. Havana officials granted immunity from fireworks penalties as crowds filled the city with American music. The American Club banquet featured Edwin V Morgan and a toast to President Roosevelt, with additional toasts for President Palma. Much enthusiasm marked the day.
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Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Nicholas Longworth
Long Worth
Havana
Edwin V Morgan
Roosevelt
William Daniela
Palma
WRECKED TRAIN FAST TIME IN QUEST FOR ANSWER
Labor members of the House of Commons in Britain take up behalf of railway employees after the Salisbury disaster. They seek steps to prevent drivers being fined for delays amid claims of faulty engines and poor coal. The Board of Trade inquiry proceeds with expert testimony, police research and coroner's review. Passengers injured in the wreck are reported as generally improving.
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Washington Post
London
House of Commons
Salisbury
G J Wardle
London and Southwestern
Lloyd- George
Board of Trade
Wardle
Walter Hudson
M .P
Amalgamated Society of Railay
Allway
Pringle
Missionaries in China and the exterritoriality dispute
An article reviews Col Weightman’s analysis in Harper’s Weekly on American missionaries in China and the exterritorial privileges they enjoy. It contrasts China with Japan, noting Japan’s success in eroding those privileges while China lags in law reform. The piece argues that only when China matches Western legal progress will foreign exemptions be reconsidered, urging fair treatment under native courts. Different. From the Detroit Free Press Before we were married you said you just loved to make your own dresses es dear bt that was before I had 30u to buy them for me.
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Republican Congress
Congress
Grand Sachem
Bourke Cochran
Thomas C T Cralr
N B
Broward
Florida
Joan Sharp Willame
Warfield
Marty Jang
Joseph W Folk
Missouri
Jefferson Davis
Arkansas
United States
Tillman
J C W
Beckham
Kentucky
Michmond ‘Pearson Hobson
Daniel
Wigimalm
Cochran
Adits
Morgan
New York Life Insurance Company
George Werkins
J . Morgan & Co
Perkins
Appellate Division
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Supreme Court
J. P Morgan & Co
Steel Trust
Omana
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Indra
Joh Sharp Williams
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Jack Beall
Texan
Beall
Henry
Robert L Henry
Texas
William J Bryan
Charley Arowne
New York
Mr Henry
Tatamany
Tammany
Jefferson
Charles
Alton B Parker
United States Supreme Court
Harper's Weekly
China
North American Review
Richard Weighirhan
Washington Post
Col Welzhtman
Japan
Taive Gevernment
Far East
Col Weightman
Detroit Free Press
Hartje divorce case looms with intimation of criminal probes
Public Prosecutor expects to file criminal informations against several individuals tied to the Hartje divorce case as soon as the hearing ends. Attorneys on both sides push for resumption of trial before Judge Fraser, while defense contends forged letters are forgeries and vows to prove them untrue.
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Washington Post
Pittsburgha
Hartje
Fraser
Allegheny County
Robb
Mra Hartje
John Freeman
Madine
Tha I Deliant
Mrai Hartje
Tom Madine
Brunots Island
Shot Wife and Himself After Domestic Quarrel
Philadelphia report says Frederick Weber a mill worker shot at his wife during a quarrel and unintentionally wounded two children before turning the pistol on himself. The wife fled in panic while a girl sustained a shattered knee cap and another child was struck in the hip. He then killed himself with a self-inflicted wound.
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Philadelphia
White
Mquor
Frederick Weber
Ike
Walter
Neary Wins In Third Round Billy Griffiths Falls
Charley Neary of Milwaukee defeated Billy Griffiths of Indianapolis by a knockout in the third round under the Hamilton Ohio Athletic Club auspices. Griffiths was unable to continue and his seconds threw in the sponge. The bout followed the honeymoon, with a scene of shifting dialogue from the Catholic Standard and Times interwoven.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charley Neary
Milwaukee
Billy Griffiths
Indianapolis
Neary
Griffith
Hamilton, Ohio
California doctor touts Grape-Nuts in forty years of practice
A Los Angeles physician with four decades in teaching and practice extols Grape-Nuts and Postum as digestible brain and nerve foods. He says daily use supports health, digestion, and mental focus, plans to recommend them to patients, and carries Grape-Nuts while traveling.
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Los Angeles
Portus Co
Battle Creek
Midh
Shere's & Reason
Wellvilla
Thaw case details clash with hospital food and mood
Chaplain Wade treated women and boys with ice cream and cake while men prisoners received none. Thaw asked for more for the male division, Mrs Thaw stayed secluded at the Lorraine, and banker H Sellers McKee at the Waldorf-Astoria reported friends ready to help defend William Thaw if needed, with some urging he was provoked and not wholly responsible.
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Wade
Thaw
Lorraine
McKee
Thaw Nesbit Marriage Record Shrouded in Secrecy
Pittsburg on July 4 reports that Harry Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit were married in 1906 with secrecy surrounding the license. A clerk issued the license at home after a carry service, and no prior notice was given. Evelyn W Motman testified as mother of the woman. Mrs John B Stewart, former Miss Mieper, a North School teacher, may be called to testify in New York.
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Georgetown Trinity Church
Masa
Holy Rood
Baltimore
Collamer
Edwin & Collamer
Silo Penasslva
Deweese
John Deweese
Indiana
Johnston
Tutu
Josephine A Johnston
Adethert
Cox
Gawlee
Pennuziganla Avorur
Fhursday
Tatermant
Holderness NH
New Hampshire Payers Plesze Cops
Matcalf
Vermont Avenue
William W Metcalf
Intermont
Columbus
Ohio
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Dennis
Murphy
Morrow
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James Morrow Finsal
Hison
Duncan
Teenersse Agate Nort
Intormont
Butta NY
Butts
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Kalorama Road
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Galvind
James B Sheahan
Inle
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Bullivan
James Tencer
Pittsburg
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Paria
Third Presbyterian Church
Allegheny County Court House
Harry ‘Thaw
Miss Nesbit Aarey Kendell
Pitsburg
Lyndhurst
Thaw
Nesbit
John B Stewart
Los Angeles Saloon Plan Attracts Gothenburgers Scheme
The Los Angeles Herald reports a plan to regulate saloons by selling only pure Aquora beverages and using a holding company. A citizen group called the Gothenburgers would manage the licenses, with direct legislation allowing ordinances via petition if city council stalls. The proposal cites Gothenburg Sweden as precedent, notes 200 saloons serving 20 000 inhabitants, and mentions key financiers and reform advocates.
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On Angeles Herald
Los Angeles
Saigons
Gothenburg
Sweden
Ing
Song Festival Ends With Wilkes Barre Victory Tie Held
The twenty first national song festival of the Northeastern Saengerbund of America crowned Gesangvergn Concordia Wilkes Barre Pa Emperor William trophy with a perfect 1 point score the first in the event history Philadelphia Junger Maennerchor scored 16 points to place high for a near win New Yorks Frank Schubert Maennerchor placed third as other winners including Arions Philadelphia Germanias and Kreutzer Quartet Club were also honored in Newark New Jersey July 4 observers noted the event drew about 100 600 participants and celebrations honoring the singers and the festival organizers
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Washinston Post
Newak
Ameri
Hilton
Bund
Carl Lentz
Breworks Disg Ailay
Ftrenk Schubert Maennercher
New York
Philadelphians
Arions
Germanias
Kreutzer Quartet Club
Junger Maennerchor
Philadelphia
Dr. Bans Hartham
Montreal
Louis Ehrgott
Cincinnati
W F Schwarz
Buffalo
Franz Bellinger
Indianapolis
Albert Kumzien
Syracuse
Hans Und Gretel
Julius Lorenz
Olympic Park
Suddey
City Unions
United Singers of
First United Slagers
Brooklyn
Long Intend City
Hudson
County
Socretion
Hermonic of
Frat Besthoven Maranerchor
Sociaties
Junger Maeanerchor
Scranton
Beethoven. Maennerchor
Patledélphi
Schwa Discher Saengerbund
Uranix Quartet Club
New Fork
Call of the Wild Echoes in No Shirt Saga
From the Host Oregonian Chief No Shirt leads about 10 Walla Walla Indians of the Umatillas to seek shares of tribal funds and leave the reservation. He longs for liberty of the hills while fearing white civilization and school rules, yet predicts eventual embrace of civilization and citizenship for his people despite lingering savagery.
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Oregonian
No Shirt
Umatillas
Department
Indian Department
Civ Gabon
Washington
Gift from Colonial Dames presents Virginia ship tribute
From New York Press Colonial Dames of America in Virginia donate a three piece silver gift for the battle ship Virginia at Norfolk Navy Yard. The trio includes an oval center bowl and two electric candelabra with seals of Virginia and the Navy Department and a silver inscription noting the gift by the Society of Colonial Dames of America in Virginia.
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New York Press
Colonial Dames of America
Virginia
Norfolk Navy Yard
Seal of
United States Navy Department
Mother Praises Cuticura Remedies
A reader reports relief for infant skin troubles after using Cuticura products. The notice credits Cuticura for soothing rashes and discomfort in a baby, describing improvements following use and recommending the remedies to others dealing with similar conditions.
Grandfather's Cure for Constipation
An advertisement touts Cascarets as the natural, easy bowel cure. It promotes a ten minute daily routine akin to sawing wood or walking ten miles, claims not to purge or irritate the stomach, and markets ten cent boxes stamped CCt from Sterling Remedy Company for portable use.
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Sterling Remedy Company
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