Return of President to Pittsburg and Cabinet Talks
The President arrived in Pittsburg from Cleveland on a special train and declined to speak at the station, citing the funeral of Mr. Hay. He conferred informally on board with Cabinet members and friends, and may soon authorize a public statement on Secretary Hay’s successor.
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Hay
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Union Station
Wheelock Siding
Oyster Bay
Wheelock
Ed Root
Paul Morton
Charles Emory Smith
Shaw
Moody
Cartelyou
Rixey
Root
Jersey City
Cfoike
Alliance
Ohio
Phil Itoma
MARRIAGE LICENSE LIST AND DEATH NOTICE
Fragmented OCR lists numerous marriage licenses from Virginia towns with names and counties, followed by a death notice. Gordon, Sudden death announced for Robert F. Gordon at age 41 after a private funeral from 622 G Street SE.
President Roosevelt to Stop in Perth Amboy for Brief Visit
President Roosevelt will pass through Perth Amboy on Friday en route to Ocean Grove for a short vacation. Mayor H Martyn Brace requested a one hour factory and plant shutdown. Brace and Roosevelt once attended the same school thirty seven years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
N. J
H. Martyn Brace
Roosevelt
Ocean Grove
Ma. Brace
England Honors Hay With Solemn Memorial at St Pauls
London today marked Secretary Hay’s memory with a grand service at St Paul’s Cathedral. The vast crowd included Archbishops, bishops, noble peers, diplomats, and notable Americans like J Pierpont Morgan and Payne Whitney. Funeral rites featured Chopin’s Funeral March, processional hymns, and a Church of England burial service.
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London
England
Pala
Hay
St. Paul's Cathedral
Canterbury
Davidson
America
Deain Gregory
Sinclair
Peterborough
Washington
King Edward
Earl of Denbigh
Balfour
House of Commons
Malcolm G. Barsey
Marquis
Marchionesa Lansdowne
Lord Halsbury
Lord
Wynne
J. Pierpont Morgan
Admiral Watson
Payne Whitney
Belen Hay
Arthur Paget
Chopin
Church of England
Archbishop of Canterbury
Saul
Resolutions at Dwight Street Temple Eulogize John Hay
Rain disrupted memorial services at the Eighth Street temple for Secretary John Hay. The Washington Hebrew Congregation adopted resolutions praising Hay as a statesman and world figure, expressing sympathy to his widow and recording the bereavement in the congregation minutes.
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Dwighth Street Temple
Eighth Street Temple
Joan Hay
Board of Managers
Simon
Simon Wolf
Washington Hebrew Congregation
John Hay
Hoy
Deag Ware
Mae Mantfet
Ingerjhet
Memorial Services for Secretary Hay Held in Rome
Officials of the American Embassy led by Ambassador White and Consul General de Castro attended a Hay Memorial service at St Pauls in Rome, with many diplomatic figures and military Loyal Legion members present. In Newport flags flew at half mast today to honor Secretary Hay, mirroring observances at local forts and war vessels.
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Hay
Rome
Secretary Hay
St. Paul's
United States
Ambassador White
London
Great Britain
de Castro
May Edwards
Bachelor
Court of Appeals
Cairo
John A Moon
Tennessee
Oybama
Italy
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Nevin
Newport
R. I
Toxabira
Department of State
Killarney
Diplomatic Corp
Iles Ong
American Beauty
Ross
Legation
Branty Rores
Eaeter Miles
Arehide
Hitchcock
Manuel Alvares Calderon
Peru
Cleveland Zionists
Zionimn
Bursan of Americas Regubller
Loyal Legion
District of Columbia
Church of the Covenant
Washington, D
Miles
The
New York Tribune
James
Mir
Robert McCormick
Gover
Myron T. Herrick
8. A. Raymond
Thomas F. Walsh
J. E. Devereux
R. R. Hitt
Marcus A. Hanna
Largs Anerson
Spencer Eddy
Simon Wolf
H. C. Rouse
Chamber of Commerce
Gov. Herrick
Deaths of General Cobb and prominent figures
Death notices report General Amasen Cobb, brigadier general and former Nebraska Supreme Court justice, died at seventy two in California. Also noted are Col Jefferson Doolittle, mine owner and Californian financier, age fifty two, and the Rev Patrick O Reilly of Natchez who died aboard the Teutonic. Hermon Meminger, Milwaukee fire chief, died from injuries. Harry Whitney McVickar, New York social figure, died at forty four in Southampton.
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Sos Aredes
Cal
Amasnohk
Supreme Court of
Nebraska
San Francisco
Col. Jefferson, Doolittle
California
John Haya Hammond
New York
Queenstown
Patrick O'Reilly
Natchez
Miss
White Star Line
Teutonic
Milwaukee
Wis
Hermon Meminger
Milwaukee Fire Department
Jay
Harry Whitney McVickar
Henry A. Robbing
Southampton
Long Island
Denoth
McVickar
Memorial service for Hay as funeral tolls in Cleveland
Diplomatic corps and officials gathered at Church of the Covenant for a memorial honoring Secretary Hay. Rev Tennis S Hamlin delivered a tribute while attendees included ambassadors, ministers, and Washington bureau chiefs.
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Church of the Covenant
Cleveland
Tennis S. Hamlin
Washington
Job Hay
Beaides
Hay
State Department
Peirce
W. ‘H. Michael
Legation
Cessini
Takahira
United States Army
James A. Garfield
Bureau of Corporations
Gifford Pinchot
Bureau of Forestry
Department of State
Sidney Smith
Diplomatic Bureau
Gaillard Hunt
Passport Bureau
A. H. Allen
J. B. Osborn
Bureau of Trade Relations
Charles R. Dean
Appointment Bureau
Thomas Morrison
Bureau of Accounts
Olim
Darling
State, War, and Navy Departments
Macfarland and
Biddle
Stand Lodge
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity
Macbride Sterrett
George Washington University
Le Grand_ Powers
Tufts College
J. W. Wightman
D. D
Washington and Jefferson College
Harry T. Domer
W. Hart Dexter
University of Rochester
Burial of John Hay Follows Long Funeral Procession
The burial of John Hay was held at Wade Chapel with President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks present. Cabinet members and diplomats attended as honorary pallbearers, and a large floral tribute marked the grave. The service featured Rev. Dr. Meldrum and the choir singing and ended with committal prayers and a benediction.
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First Fage
Paul Morton
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Wilson
Bil Hicks
Washington
Loeb
Supreme Justice
Chamber of Commerce
Herrick
Park Place
Buclé Avenue
Hay
Wade Chapel
Cemetery Grounds
Schofield
Troop A
Diplomatic Corps
Haydn
Old Stone Church
A. B. Meldrum
Tennyson
Hayburn
Wadsworth
Mather
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Clarence Hoy
Presbyterian Church
Meldrum
Steldrum
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hay Family
Theodore Roosevelt
Hing Edward Vil
Bir Mortimer
Lady Dumrd
Whitelaw Reid
Ocean Steamers Movements and Port Arrivals
Movements of New York steamers noted for July 5 include arrivals from Liverpool and Queenstown to Barbaresa and Jeorgle with Oceanlis bound for Liverpool and Noorjem for Rotterdam via Boulogne Dover. Patricia arrives from New York for Hamburg. Teutonic arrives from New York for Liverpool. Cedric hailed for New York via Queenstown. Unclear ad copy references follow.
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New York
Caronta
Ligpool
Queenstown
Barbamesa
Brien
Jeorgle
Liverpool
Oceanls
Noorjem
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Dover
Patricia
Hamburg
Teutonic
Edverpool
Cedric
Debaters Gather for Virginia Senate Clash at King George
Democratic hopefuls converge at Fredericksburg and King George to attend a mass gathering with Senator Martin and Gov. Montague amid rain threats. Ellyson and Cabell attend, while Willard plans to speak. joint debate unsettled, candidates may draw lots to decide rostrum order as weather tests turnout in an isolated King George precinct.
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Washington Post
Fredericksburg
King George Court House
Senator Martin
Col
J. Taylor Ellyson
Gov
Montague
Richmond
M. G. Willis
J. Alston Cabell
Col. Ellyson
Willard
Swanson
Upper Culpeper
King George
Virginia
Martin
Marlin
Exchange Hotel
Policics
State Senate
Dick’ Beirne
Ian
Tazewell Eliott
New York
Spottsylvania
Montamur
Hall Flood
Comet Wal
Bebe Ton Martias Corher
Ene
Rappahannock
Muddy Creek
Armistice Hope Presses World on Russo Japanese Talks
The dispatches report Russia signaling a wish for lasting peace to President Roosevelt and appointing plenipotentiaries with power to conclude a treaty subject to ratification. Japan has not yet indicated its stance, though some diplomats say it would accept an armistice if negotiations proceed, while avoiding initiating concessions.
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St Petersburg
Russia
Roosevelt
Japan
Manchuria
Associated Press
Far East
Europe
Yremia
Bourse Gazette
Diplomatia
St. Petersburg
Washington
Richard P. Covert Made Chief of Appointment Division
Richard P. Covert of Wisconsin, a Dewey veteran who served as a seaman in Manila Bay and helped man a gun aboard the Baltimore, is named chief of the appointment division in the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General's office. He once typed the Bristow report under intense pressure and now oversees about 76,000 postmasters at a $3,000 yearly salary. A Nevada note mentions Easterners raising $5,000 to gift President Roosevelt a silver plated Western saddle from Elko in western Nevada.
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Richard P. Covert
Post Office
Richard Perry Covert
Wisconsin
Dewey
Manta Bay
Manila Bay
Young Covert
United States
Baltimore
Covert
Bristow
Covart
Elko
Nev
Nevada
Roosevelt
Roosevelt to Shape Peace Conference Plans This Summer
The article notes no venue has been chosen in Washington for summer peace conference sessions and suggests the President may recommend a location after the peace envoys meet. It mentions no talks between the Russian ambassador and Japan's minister Takahira since the envoy’s arrival and Cassini’s upcoming departure for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Theinew
Takahira
Japan
Cassini
Europe
Clark and Heinze Form Montana Political Alliance
Special to The Washington Yee from Butte Montana reports Senator W A Clark and F August Heinze have formed a new political alliance. The pact aims to influence next year’s Montana campaign with Clark seeking a return to the United States Senate and Heinze seeking a legislature and friendly judges. The move follows past shifts among Clark Heinze interests and could shape legislative control if Clark loses outside county backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Yee
Butte
Mont
W. A. Clark
F. August Heinze Ware
Heinze
Clark
Europe
Montana
United States
Banate
Henn
Tar Clark
Senate
Amalgamated Copper Company
Standard Old
Amalgamated
Heinze 3 Suore
New Alliance
Cannon and Extra Session Loom if Congress Meets Early
News on efforts to convene an extra session of Congress in November. Speaker Cannon signals likely no strong opposition to such a session, though leaders previously persuaded President Roosevelt to avoid an October meeting. Public opinion holds the President may not call an extra session at all, with Cannon remaining in Danville, Illinois.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Cannon
Senate
House
Alaska
Danville
Strike at Ithaca Halls Affects College Building Work
Two hundred workers started a strike at Ithaca on July 6 over a Central Labor Union issued order. The dispute concerns Rockefeller Hall and Goldwin Smith Hall projects, delaying completion during the upcoming college year. The demand includes recognizing two Syracuse plumbers from a nonrecognized local union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Cornelius
Central Labor Union
Rockefeller Hall
Goldwin Sith Hall
Syracuae
Plumbers’ Union
International Federation
Ibe A
Virginians welcomed to State Auditor event at Kentlworth Inn
The Virginians by State Auditor of North Carolina B F Diron and Charlottesville Progress editor J H Lindsey attended a ball at Kentlworth Inn with Mayor Alf Bernard and city officials. The morning session focused on routine business.
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State Auditor of
North Carolina
B. F. Diron
J. H. Lindsey
Charlottesville
Kentlworth Inn
Alf. & Bernard
Carrington Re-Elected President of Tobacconists Association
Tomas M. Carrington of Richmond was unanimously reelected president of the Tobacconists' Association of the United States at the opening session of the fifth annual convention in Newport News.
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Tagemanangen
Newport News
Tomas M. Carrington
Richmond
Tobacconists’ Asociation
United States
Qld Point Comfort
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