Democratic National Convention at St Louis Opens in Heat and Furor
The Democratic National Convention met in St Louis on July 6, listening to a long keynote by Representative Joan Sharp Williams, while Grover Cleveland and Bryan ranks dominated cheering. Conservatives showed strength as disruptions surged, Bryan received muted applause, and Parker hopes dimmed amid ornate decorations.
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St Louis
Joan Sharp Williams
Whitch
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
James K Jones
Arkansas
Bryan
Nam
Williams
Grover
Willams
WilliJams
Notice of marriage and death notices distribution
The Washington Post will, upon application, publish marriage and death notices simultaneously in multiple newspapers without extra insertion or telegraphing charges. Newspapers include New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Boston Globe, and others listed, with notices sent to morning papers nationwide.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Graltimoar Herald
Bostos Globe Blefalo Colrier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago
Second-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis
LICENSED TO MARRY AND DEATH NOTICE SUMMARY
A long list of marriage licenses is shown for multiple couples across cities including New York City St Louis Richmond Santa Barbara Baltimore and West Virginia. The text then records the death and burial notice for William Ashton Berry of 1626 Q Street NW with private funeral arrangements set for July 7 1904 and interment at Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Berry
Willam Ashton Berry
Effe F Calvert Berry
Rock Creek
Local Undertakers Offer First Class Funeral Services
A list of Washington undertakers and embalmers including W R Speare 940 F Street NW Joseph Gawler 1730 B2 34 PA Ave NW R F Harveys Sons 1325 Fourteenth Street NW John R Wri g ht 117 Tenth Street NW J William Lee 22 Pennsylvania Avenue NW and George P Zurhorst East Capital Street provide commodious chapels, modern crematoriums, and moderate prices with around the clock service.
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Joseph Gawler
Ave
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
J. William Lee
Ann Embalmer
Pennsylvania Ave
George P. Zurhorst
Reniaimer
East Capital St
East
Man Ejected at Convention Claims Only Cheering
St Louis July 6 reports that a man ejected during the Cleveland outbreak identified as Tim Murphy of St Louis was revealed as Mike Padden of New York Congress district Tim Sullivan. Padden says he was only reading the cheering and that Sergeant at arms Martin erred.
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John Martin
Williamen
New York
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Williams
New Hampshire
Iowa
Commonwealth
Alabama
Germaine
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Williams
John I Martin
Y Martin
Martin
Capt
Schroeder
St. Louis
Tim Murphy
St Louis
Mike’ Padden
Congressmar
Timothy L. Sullivan
Padden
Resolutions Committee List of National Party Members
The July 6 resolutions committee session in St. Louis names leading party figures from across the states and territories. Included are Rufus N. Rhodes, J. P. Clarke, D. L. Delmas, Charles S. Thomas, Willard Saburay, L. Wilson, J. W. Maddox, Fred T. Dubola, B. F. Shively, J. B. Weaver, A. M. Jackson, J. C. W. Beckham, M. J. Tester, J. Poe, Charles J. Hamlin, T. E. Barkworth, ICFE Wesaley, John Sharp Williams, John Z. Hurd, William J. Bryan, Francis G. Newlands, John Mantechall, Alva A. Clark, David B. Hill, Edward Chambers Smith, Silver Scrumgard, John A. McMahon, W. F. Butcher, R. E. Pattison, George N. Green, B. R. Tiliman, R. F. Pattigrew, Edward W. Carmack, Joep W. Hailey, Frank J Cannon, Elisha May, John W. Daniel, M. M. Godman, Henry G. Davis, T. J. Fleming, David N. Stickney, and James L. Norris among others.
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St. Louis
Alabama
Rufus N. Rhodes
Arkansas
J.P. Clarke
California
D. L. Delmas
Colorado
Charles S$. Thomas
Connecticut
Aryan F. Mahan
Delaware
Willard Saulabury
Florida
L. Wilson
Georgia
J. W. Maddox
Idaho
Fred T. Dubola
Town
J. B. Weaver
Kansas
A. M. Jackson
Kentucky
J. C. W. Beckham
Louisiana
M. J. Tester
Maryland
J. Poe
Charles 3. Hamlin
Michigan
T. E. Barkworth
Minnesota
Icfe Wesaley
Mississippi
John Sharp ‘Williams
Missouri
John Z. Hurd
Montana
Martin Masinnis
Nebraska
William J
Tennessee
Edward W. Carmack
Texas
Joep W. Hailey
Utah
Frank J Cannon
Vermont
Elisha May
Virginia
John ‘W. Daniel
Washington
M. M. Godman
West Virginia
Henry G. Davis
Wisconsin
T. J. Fleming
Wyoming
David N. Stickney
Alaska
W. E. Crews
Arizona
W. I. Timmins
District of Columbia
James L. Norris
Indian Territory
T. le Wade
New Mexico
James G. Fitch
Hawaii
James L. Coke
Corregan and Cox Named Socialist Labor Candidates
New York July report states Charles H. Corregan of New York and William W. Cox of Wisnes were selected as President and Vice President candidates by the Socialist Labor party national convention. The vote drew enthusiastic applause and both men spoke to the gathering after their nominations. Also notes movement of ocean steamers with arrivals and sailings around July 5 6 including Teutonia Pennsylvanian Halser Wilhelm Der Grosse Majestic and related routes.
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Bryan
Resolutions Committee
Nebraska
David B. Hill
New York
Williams
Rourke Cochran
Charles H. Corregan
William W. Cox
Winess
Socialist Labor Party
Teutonia
Liverpool
United States
Copenhagen
Cherbourg
Pennsylvania
Plymouth
Hamburg
Halser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
Southampton
Majestic
Queenstown
Under Jackson Oaks Fifty Years Of Republicanism Celebrated
Nearly 6,000 people gathered in a Jackson oak grove to mark the Republican party’s semi centennial. Secretary of State John Hay spoke as Senators Alger and Burrows and Speaker Cannon joined in lauding the party’s origin, growth, and leadership under McKinley and Roosevelt, with praise for Lincoln and the union during the Civil War era and for modern policy in Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines.
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Clork
Jones
J. K. Jones
National Committee
California
Hearst
Willian J. Bryan
Montana
John F. Cannon
Grand Avenue Baptist Church
St. Louis
John & Williams
C. A. Walsh
John 5. Martin
Col. J. M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
M. F. Tarpey
Mr. Williams
Williams
John G. Williams
Willams
Mutual Admiration Society
Roosevelt
Mr. Root
Jake Smith
Will
Root
Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Bryan
Jackson
Mich
John Hay
United States
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
R. A. Alger
J. C. Burrows
Burrows
Senator Alger
John Tc. Fremont
Abraham Lincoln
White House
John’c. Fremont
Frealdent
Hay
Fairbanks
Alger
Detroit
Otsego
Cannon
Park
James O'Donnell
Charles A. Blair
Thomas J. O'Brien
Grand Rapids
Republican Party
Michigan
Senator Burrows
Hey
America
Lynese
Tabor
Capital
McKinley
Hoa
Wallington
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Wood
Allen
Hunt
Taft
Stara and Stripes
Bedlaca
Belmont
Maryland
Scott
Moares
Senate
C. W. Fairbanks
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Chandler
Howard
Blair
Bingham
Pitty Yaure
Republic Econ Party
Health Office Record Deaths List Names and Ages
A health office record lists numerous deaths with names ages and addresses such as Josiah Baker 1111 N st se 1% month John T Buete Casualty Hospital 42 years Virginia Clark 1235 Zuthet 4 years and many others from hospitals asylums and residences. The notice ends with an offer from The Post Resort Information Bureau for vacation booklets and summer travel information.
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Josiah Baker
St Se
John T Buete
Casualty Hospital
Virginia Clark
Zuthet
Mary Cook
St Aw
Addit Crawford
St. Sw
George $ Edmunds
Col. Univ Hos
Albert If Garner
Agatha Grell
St. Ann’s Asylum
Fred Grose
Sibley Hospital
Yehra
Lelia Gross
Ackerst
Beatilen FE
Hamilton
Wyle
Marian Johnson
Wash Ray Hos
Madeline Kelley
Crig Alley Nw
Abraham Levy
Georgetown
Mamie J Logan
F St. Ne
Iarn A. Lucas
Mary Mitchell
Col. Univ. Hog
Jamis H Morton
D St. Nw
Lewis Moten
Sa St. Nw
Charles Parkerson
Chester Ct
Archie L Slawson
James Smith
Providence Hospital
John Spencer
Sherman Hotel
Wiliam Stepney
Wash
Asyl Hon
Aunle Talbert
James Talbert
Barah Tayor
Post
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Tammany
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Jefferson Davis
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Bailey
D. Francis
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Dewey
Schley
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Williems
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Palerk
Delegate Powers
William Buckner
Lizzie Brooks
Elmor Fenwick
New York City
Nelle L. Simpson
Paul L Freeman
Emma Rosenbaum
Charles E Patterson
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Richmond V
Samuel Mercy
Nettle Wright
William Wrickling
Frances P. Pryor
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Santa Barbara
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Mary G. Wholsen
Staford
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Abraham Campbell
Annie M. Thomas
Harve Johnson
Lena Andres Maurice Ganey
Minnie Dunworth
James Russell
Mary Wison
Charles A Chatterton
Ida B. Jordan
Baltimore
Panfet
Thomas
Katie Lee Daniel Weicher Jr
Bessie & Lanham
James H Cook
Mollie G Harrison
George B Nickerson
Nannie Jones
Eugene & Beall
Bessie May Robey
Richard O'Brien
Mary Moran
Marthaisburg
W Va
Chertes H Parker
Sidney Anna Hicka
Undertakers
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F Street
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Corregan and Cox
Jackson Oaks
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Prin ‘Ciple
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