Illinois contest at Democratic convention sparks massive floor uproar
At St Louis July 7 the Democratic National Convention debated Illinois seating, insular delegates, and credential protests. Bryan led a minority challenge to the credentials report amid fierce cheers and chants as Parker and Hearst factions rallied. Clark prepared to assume permanent chair as chaos peaked before order returned.
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Sunday Post features and a vast stage of light and lore
The Sunday Post highlights a tour through Mr Dooley scenes and a lively column lineup with Bangs, Gabster, and witty essays. It previews features including a Carnegie Hero Fund discussion, an international angle from Berlin, and a romance tale set in Mexico amid an iron plant setting.
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Notice of Marriage and Death Insertion Policy
The Washington Post offers simultaneous insertion of marriage and death notices in multiple papers without extra charge. Newspapers listed include New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Thiele Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Marriages and Obituary Notices Mentioned in Abingdon Paper
LICENSED TO MARRY listing several couples from Charlee Counts Md Richmond Va Petersburg Va and Alexandria Va. DIED notices include Ruth Wing James King of Abingdon Va age forty four with funeral notices to follow. Also Charles M Floyd age sixty five of 8 New Hampshire Avenue to be buried or funeral at 2 pm July 8.
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Eugene Edwarde
Filia Mayo
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Lilly Douglas
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Maggie Welch
Charlee Counts
John S. Uavia
Richmond Va
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Petersburg
K Derrick
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Michard Hreny
Lette Ray
William M. Barber
Margaret Jennings
John FU
Alexandria
Alma Fieldsee
King
Ruth Wing
James King
Abingdon Va
Floyd
Charles M Floyd
New Hampshire Avenue
Health Office Deaths record shows ages and locations
Health office record lists multiple deaths with ages and addresses including Abraham Carpenter Sodiers Home 35, Addie Wo Sibley Hospital 30, Elizabeth Mo Hunson 2, George Hutchinson 1 day, Henry Jenkins 30, Harry Lee Kramer 13 days, Howard Markham L 73, Jorr Misnaw 68, Jeyenlan Wills Any remaining details are unclear from OCR.
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Abraham Carpenter
Jorr Misnaw
Lowen Road
Jeyenlan Wills Kenwerth
Undertakers ad listings from Washington area
A dense directory style advertisement listing multiple funeral directors. Names include R. Speare, J. Gwaveer, Harvey's Sons, John A. Wright, J. William Lee, George P. Zarhorst. Each entry notes undertaker and embalmer services, locations on F Street NW Tenth Street NW Fourteenth Street NW and East Capitol, with modest, first class, or reasonable prices and available day and night service. Telephone numbers provided. Established 1850.
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R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth Street NW
John A. Wricht
Tenth Street
J. William Lee
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Pennsylvania
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