Tribute to John Hay in Cleveland Service and Legacy
A reverent, expansive tribute praises John Hay, commemorating his life as a statesman and diplomat. The Cleveland service, attended by the U.S. president and Cabinet members, places Hay among America’s great public figures whose influence spanned national and international affairs. It lauds his honesty, culture, diplomacy, and steadfast advocacy for peace, justice, and human rights, concluding that his soul remains inseparably bound to the nation’s future.
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Cleveland
United States
John Hay
Lake View Cemetery
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Avrathar
John Tay
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America
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Ping Prafee
Lo Satmeran
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Pericles
Israel
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Generilla
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Europe
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Plucky Polly Flags Train to Save Pony Rob Roy
A sunny country ride in a pony cart ends when Rob Roy’s hoof is caught in a rail. Seven year old Polly bravely flags the oncoming train with her red flannel petticoat, saving the pony and earning cheers from passengers. The family is advised to avoid railroad crossings in the future.
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Annabal Les
Nicholas
Kenneth
Arthur
Alice
Polly
Carl
Rob Roy
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Rob Hoy
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From Wood to Paper at Lewis and Clark Expo
At the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland on July 7 a display shows three giant wood pulp rolls, over a ton each, formed from fir cedar spruce and cottonwood. The article explains the full paper making process from tree to finished sheet, highlighting chipping cooking bleaching calendering sizing and glazing and notes Oregon City hosts several large pulp mills supplying Pacific Coast and Orient markets.
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Portland
Riverett
Washington Building
Lewis and Clark Exposition
Washington
Pacific Slope
Oregon
Pacific States
Orient
Oregon City
Lewis and Clark Zax
The Real Fourth A Continental Congress July Debate
Paul Leland Haworth notes that Adams hailed July 2 1776 as the true date for independence while Jefferson’s July 4 declaration is often celebrated. The article details the debate, the warm heat, the close hall, and the signatures by John Hancock and Charles Thomson.
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Harper's Magazine
John Adama
Massachusetts
Continental Congress
Abigail
America
God
New York
Great Britain
John Adams
Jefferson
John Hancock
Congress
Charles Thomson
Submarine mice aid safety in British fleet report
London notes describe the use of white mice aboard British submarines to detect gasoline leaks and prevent explosions. The mice are paid workers in cages near fuel tanks, praised for their keen sense of smell and quick reaction to vapors.
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Attie
Allie Beastie
Acme Dairy
Mist
Georgetown
Classified notices and trade ads in Georgetown stalls
A collage of local ads and notices details services from Manogue Jones & Co to shopkeepers. It reports small business promotions, loans, stables, ice, and laundry alongside street incidents like a minor fire alarm and weather damage, plus community updates and travel notes.
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West 15
Manogue, Jones & Co
China
James S. Hays
Washington
Howard Nicholson
Goddard Bros
M Street
E. Morrison Paper Co
Pa. Ave
Georgetown
American Ice Company
Nser
Fink's Ideal
West
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Plucky Little
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Harpers Magazine
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East River
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Chile
Peru
Africa
Australia
Indie
Japan
Rio Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
Valparaiso
St Paul de Luanda
Cape Town
Tamatine
Sydney
Singapore
Hongkong
Yokohama
Amazon
Pampas
May Manton
London
Britain
Edgar Speyer
Measrn Speyer Brothers
Institute of Bankers
Speyer
Speyar
Coroners’ Society of
England and Wales
Holborn
H. Gibson
Trouthbeck
Westminister
North London
Fordham
Islington
Sunday Post
George Bruce Cortelyou
the Man
James 5. Morrow
Villiers
Labrador
South America
Frederick Emory
John Sweeney
Scotland Yard
Washington Merchants
Geor Ie
Metchania
Post
Great Falls
Louise
Digie
Moore & Hill, Inc
Mth
India
Alexandria
Canal
Ray Cogswell & Co
New York City
Women's International Union Labor League
Millville
N. J
HL. T. Palmer
Arlington Horag Company
Willam C. Hagell
O Street
Palmer
West A4
William H. Yerkes, Jr
Baltimore
Capes
E. T. Simpson
Nay
Harry Randall
Westmoreland County
Sd St
E S. Walmer & Son
Mitchell Davis
United States Steamboat Inspectorate
Newport ‘News
Tally Fawkes
Davis
W. N. Emerson
Anton Fischer
Thirty-second Street
Geo
Waddell
Careleg
Newman's
Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Church
George W. King
Clark
W J. Reilly
Benjamin F. Hoffman
A. Kearney
W. A. Kearney
W. A. Heison
J. B. Brown
H . Barber
Eugene T. Perker
Mies Agnes Kaiser
Edith Kaiser
C P. Stealey
Broadus Memorial Church
Richmond
West Washington Baptist Church
West Bix
Alexander St. John
St. Aw
Ola
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Furniture Exchange
M St
Thirty-fifth Street
Q Street
T McCullough
Knights of the Maccabees
Chesapeake Beach
Michael
Graham's
Potomac Laundry
T.W. Kerr
C. T. Chapline
Treasury Department
Shepherdstown
W. Va
American Ice Co
W. D. Brace
M Sts
Colonial Beach
T. L. Brown
Catts
Joseph Willams
J. H. McCauley
Paul Douglas
W. G Douglas
Miss Maud Douglas
BM. T. Birch
J. H Lear
C. Thompson
Frank Port
H Riley
E . Varela
H C. Scott
C C. Stewart
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Wm. Daw & Co
Seventh Precinct
Virginia
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Branzell
Desk Sergt Shepard
Tennallytown
W. W. Jordan
Round Hill
Tennallytown Road
H. W. Offutt
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Charles Raymond Divine
Holy Trinity Church
F Backfier
Miller-Shoemaker Co
Barber
City of
H. M. Baer
Chief Belt
Nordlinger
Manhattan
Nord Gene Sons
Victor E. Adler
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
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Washington Gas Light
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Warner
Wilkse
Washington Port
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