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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1905

Page

10

Lanston Machines Questioned as Mergenthaler Tests Continue

A two day hearing by the Roosevelt commission into Lanston machine procurement examines cost figures and tabular work. Foreman Hay and Foreman Berg present samples and cost data, challenging Lanston claims while urging careful review before a Monday adjournment.

Philippine Islands Lanston Foreman Berg Foreman Hay Forman Hay Mergenthalers Treasury, War, Navy Post Office Commerce and Labor Departments Hay Mergenthaler May

Rosen Named Russian Ambassador to United States

Baron Rosen arrives in Washington to assume the Russian diplomatic post and plenipotentiary duties for peace talks. He will meet President Roosevelt within days and present credentials after a luncheon with Count Cassini and talks with Acting Secretary Peirce. Further, no meeting with Japan’s Takahira is planned until after the plenipotentiaries are received. American trade officials urge active export promotion and agency setup to facilitate postwar commerce and credit terms.

Baron Rosen Count Casalat Russia United States Washington New Willard Hotel Count Cassini Kuuasian Aaron Rosen Peirce Roosevelt Oyster Bay Takahira Tskahira Japan Oyater Bay State Department St. Petersburg Ethelbert Watts Sean Department of Commerce and Labor

Rear Admiral Allen Buried With Military Honors

The remains of Rear Admiral Louis J.7.Adien Sere Jala thfrest were interred in Arlington National Cemetery with naval and marine escort from Fort Myer and the Marine Barracks. The ceremony included an admiral’s salute, a three volley gun salute, and Episcopal burial rites. Attending relatives and honorary pallbearers are listed, and Secretary Bonaparte arrived in Washington to assume duties at the Navy Department.

Nalute Louis J.7 Adien Sere Jala Thfrest National Cemetery Arlington Fort Myer Marine Barracks 8. D. Davenport Wiliam K. Harris J. Jaylee Snyder Church of the Incarnation Allen M. A. Ludin Duncan Harrison Edward Allen Covington Allen Wilam W. Kimball Alfred B. Canaga William M. Parks Walter 4. McClurg William T. Wallace Navy Marry K. White Marine Corps al~ Jen New York United States Navy

Mortality in District Report Shows Week Increase

Health officer Dr. Woodward reports the District of Columbia recorded 182 deaths in the past week, up from 108 and 161 in prior periods. Death rates by race, disease tallies, births, and public health notes accompany details on diphtheria, scarlet fever, typhoid, and smallpox, with a July river outing for children and mothers planned by navy yard employers. Savannah River dredging contract awarded to George W. Catt of New York for $30,450.

Woodward District of Columbia Navy Yard River View Associated Charities Pendleton St Ia Savannah River War Department George W. Catt New York Savananah River

Southeast Washington residents urge longer fire limits to curb frame houses

A Southeast Washington delegation led by William M. Potter urged the City Commissioners to extend fire limits to the Eastern Branch. They argued rapid growth and brick housing require protection. commissioners will consider, and no frame-house permits will be issued in the area meanwhile. The list of attendees includes numerous residents from Fourteenth Street and Georgia Avenue Southeast. Also reported is the death of Thomas W. Chase, prominent local figure, with funeral at Vermont Avenue Baptist Church and a note on his public service. Additionally, Joseph H. Schmeck was appointed fourth class postmaster at La Salle New York.

Strewa Palmer Lanston Foretian Hay Mergenthaler Bushnell Tapley A. P. Marston Washington Fourteenth Street Georgia Avenue William M. Potter Potter Mr. Potter Georgia Avenue Southeast Andrew Johnson, Jr T. Oliver Probey J. EH H. C. Gummers, and George J. Besser Thomas W. Chase Vermont Avenue Baptist Church Chase Howard University Law School Eureka Lodge Reve Mawnan Good Samaritans

Boston Chamber of Commerce Attacks Interstate Rates

The Boston Chamber of Commerce publishes a subcommittee report condemning the Interstate Commerce Commission differential rates on freight from interior to seaports. It argues the commission invites rate cutting and violates the Constitution by favoring certain ports, urging abolition of export differentials and calling for free competition. A Fenwick Island Canal dredging contract in South Carolina was awarded for 18,000 dollars.

Chamber of Commerce Boston United States Interstate Commerce Commission Boston Chamber of Commerce New York Philadelphia Washington Baltimore Buffalo Airport Potts Commiscsivu Uas New York and Boston Railroad Ines Clements Henry M. Whitney Fenwick Island War Department P. Sanford Ross Charleston Beaufort 9. C

Desperate Diamonds and Delayed Deception in Mint City

In a tense sequence at the Clifton and Royal Cafe, Anas Henry Mannering and Rosenbaum circle a potential diamond sale. Mannering pressures for a quick deal as Rosenbaum follows from the jeweler’s, while a Chicago visitor Mr Johnson schemes to bind both men to a single stake. A rare, perfect gem captivates attention as negotiations hinge on a match for a prized stone.

Mannering Mr. Rosenbaum Windsor Hotel A. J. Johnson Chicago Cittzan Johnson Mr. Johnson Royal Cafe

Advertising and sales drive spring stock push in Washington

A broad collage of local ads and notices highlights newspaper advertising as key to business success. Readers are invited to inspect fall and summer stock, floodlit by price cuts on suits and furnishings, while several shops tout window displays and half price items. Community events, shipbuilding bids, ice purity pitches, banking promos, and a mix of local services fill the page with commerce and public notices.

Patent Office Elseman & Sultan

Home Savings Bank Notice at Mass Ave

Short notice inviting depositors to learn about banking services including deposits and check writing. Mention of Home Savings Bank at Mass Avenue offering assistance in all banking matters.

Home Savings Bank Th and Mass. Ave

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