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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1904

Page

5

Odell at Oyster Bay Holds Long Conference with Roosevelt

Governor Odell kept a long conference with President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and declared the Democratic platform omission a cowardly exhibition. Senator Fairbanks is expected next Thursday. Odell plans for a September state convention and discusses New York gubernatorial prospects with Woodrow Wilson’s influence noted.

St. Louis Fairbanks Oyster Bay Goodell Roosevelt New York Warwick William Barnes Oir Republican State Executive Committee of Demclatin Nacional Convention Odell Matchuattan Beach Platt Stgamore Hill Dr McKaller Australia Fairhanky View Eto Indianmela USA

Mob Fights To Enter St Louis Convention Doors

A chaotic convention scene in St Louis saw thousands crowding the Coliseum entrances as tickets cheapened entry. Police struggled to control the mob with multiple entrances overwhelmed and risk of stampede evident throughout the hall.

Presidential vice presidential names swirl in party talks

Associates Press reports no clear favorite for second spot amid Illinois Indiana or Ohio signals. Marshall Plecd was courted, Kern and Shively are named in Indiana, Harmon from Ohio is under consideration while delegations weigh presenting a candidate after the convention adjourns.

Associates Press Sto Youle Waulch Chicago Indiana John W. Kern Benjamin F Shively Ohio Judson Harmon Cleveland

Convention Gossstf notes packing attempt at Parker rally

Doorkeepers at the Washington Post dispatched a report from St. Louis dated July 8 detailing efforts by Tammany factions to pack galleries for anti Parker sentiment. The piece describes a double pass system, crowd control by Chairman Clark, and tense scenes as women protesters and police clash during the convention. Ex Senator Harris and other figures are cited, with discussion of possible second place candidates and ongoing maneuvering by Parker supporters.

Washington Post St. Louis Tammany Clark Harris Kansas Thiel Indiana Champ Clark Harrs Distriet Tillman Senator Tillman Parker South Carolina Hearst Judge Parker

Democratic Appeal for Parker Nomination in Pennsylvania

The speech urges unity within the Democratic Party to nominate Parker, praising his integrity, loyalty to law, and ability to restore the republic. It contrasts Parker with the current incumbent, condemning overreach and urging the return of the people as sovereign masters through a just administration and equal protection under the law. It emphasizes honesty, self control, and adherence to constitutional limits as core qualifications.

Ibert Wberry Law Republican Party Jeffersan Democratic Party Alton B. Parker New York Othur Wiinaelt & Plattianum Toler Warker Uldier Mintux Republic Department of Government Our Republic

Wise and Upright Judge Parker Nominated by Texas

Thomas H Ball eulogizes Judge Allan B Parker as a wise upright conservative candidate for President, claiming he will uphold the Constitution and balance executive, legislative, and judicial powers. He contrasts Parker with Roosevelt and warns against Rooseveltian overreach and partisan control. The speech urges confidence in Parker as a patriotic successor.

Thomas H. Ball St Louis Texas Parker Thomas H Ball Allan B Parker Oura Lyvets Elelmsenf Laver Hangieret Elested Roosevelt Chicago Margiin Republican Party Raedesa Washington Jefferson Madison United States

Sealed Orders Update On Vladivostok Naval Dispatches

Admiralty comments on Japanese torpedo craft failures in recent attacks. Eight assaults with thirty ships involved failed to sink a Russian warship. Lessons from the war prompt continued heavy ship construction. Vladivostok squadron reportedly returned to port, captains decorated by the Emperor. official word pending.

Stanhes Vladiavostok Admiralty Russia Alexief Vladivoatck Vladivostok

Weakness of Russia Presses for European Troops to East

A Paris-based French war correspondent reports from Mukden to Kaiping that Russia must send its best European troops to the Far East if it wishes victory. He notes that Russian units are largely made of peasants and raw recruits with undertrained artillery and inadequate guns, cavalry overabundant for mountainous terrain, and insufficient infantry.

London Times Washington Post Paris Mukden Liaoyang Kaiping Russia Far East Crites

Witteh's Visit to Germany and Trade Talks

St Petersburg dispatch says M. Witte travels to Berlin to straighten a hitch in the Russo German commercial treaty. His return expected to preserve leverage over German products while denying link to a new Russian loan. French commerce prefers Kokovzov to handle negotiations to counterbalance German influence.

Witte France M. Kokoyzov Associated Press St. Petersburg M. Witte Committee of Ministers Berlin

British Gunboat Espiegle Returns From Niuchwang

A telegram reports the British gunboat Espiegle reached Niuchwang on its return from Ninchwang on July 8 but was prevented from entering the harbor by Russian authorities. The British consul Mr Cross boarded outside the harbor while communications were arranged. The British fleet left Wei-hai-wei under sealed orders amid Russian opposition at the mouth of the River Idao.

Niuchwang Tientsin Chin-wang-tao Ninchwang Mr. Cross Wei-hat-wei Idao River

Japan Plans Southern Manchuria Hold and Trade Shifts

Gen Kuroki states Japan will seize all southern Manchuria with Port Arthur and Niuchwang garrisoned for long range artillery. The Standard Tokyo report notes Japan’s foreign trade rose in H1 1904 to 160 million dollars with exports up 5.2 million over last year. Vilna Messenger reports June 27 attempt to blow Bialystok arch. a woman killed, a man injured. arch largely undamaged.

Than-yang Kuroki Manchuria Port Arthur Yin-kow Niuchwang Kurok Europe Japan London The Standard Tokyo St. Petersburg Vilna Bialystok

Refrigerator pattern list shows discontinued lines and prices

The document lists multiple refrigerator patterns with notes on discontinuation while existing models will still be serviced. Prices for various patterns such as Cold Storage, tiled lined, AML tile, and AN tile are shown, with amounts ranging from about 21 to 108 dollars and ending near 76 dollars.

One Boatload Saved From Bread and Water

Nineteen survivors landed at Thornhavn and eleven at Rhetland Islands were rescued from the Norge wreck after five days of storms and fog. A dead woman and baby were found drifting in a life belt marked Norge, later weighed and sunk. Survivors to be brought to Copenhagen, as authorities tighten lifeboat and life belt inspections at Norwegian ports.

Babe London Patlaad Buryivara Nurge Yeater Adiapateh Tyleth Avolland Thornhavn Paroe Talanda Glaswaw Rhetland Norge Thorshavn Saya Thornhawn Grimsby Copenhagen United States Steamship Company Tjaljur Faroe Islands

End of Rate War Hopes Rise at London Conference

London July officials of the Board of Trade push for an end to ruinous shipping rate competition after two days of talks. Gerald Balfour urged common interests, with J Bruce Ismay and other marine leaders staying in London to aid a possible settlement. Further talks on emigrant and freight rates are planned as details are worked out.

Ocean Line London Board of Trade Gerald Balfour J. Bruce Ismay International Mercantile Marine Company Liverpool Mr. Balfour Lord Inverclyde Cunard Steamship Company Herr Ballin Clinton Edward Dawkins J. 8. Morgan & Co J. Pierpont Morgan & Co Itran¢Ls

Cancer Study Results Presented at London Meeting

At the Cancer Renal Fund annual gathering the Prince of Wales presided as experts summarized a year’s work. They stated cancer is not infectious, not caused by a parasite, and affects both animals and humans similarly. Radium showed no curative effect, a promising serum was noted, and early consultation with surgeons was urged though no reliable diagnostic sign exists yet.

London Prince of Wales Cancer Renenral Fund

Milwaukee will creates $600000 trust for Mitchell family

The probate today establishes a trust of 600000 for the widow Harriet B. Mitchell and their children from the late United States Senator John L. Mitchell. An exception favors David Ferguson Mitchell, who was already provided for under Alexander Mitchell's will.

Milwaunee, Vary United States John L. Mitchell Harriet B. Mitchell David Ferguson Mitchell Alexan Mitchell

Kaw River Flood Drops as City Seeks Rations for Destitute

The Kaw River level falls near Topeka while Armourdale Argentine and eastern Kansas City endure deep inundation. Mayor Gilbert appeals to Taft for Fort Leavenworth rations. Wichita and Halstead report rising rivers and shelters open. Fort Leavenworth to assess distress and plan relief as 16000 displaced in Kansas. A separate cloudburst near Pittsburg causes damage and job losses.

Gilbert Kansas City State of Kansas Wichita Topeka Armourdale Argentine Kans Nelson- Morris West Bottoms Missouri Tunlett Kanenn Kangas Abilene Imporia Ottawa Wishita Riverside Convention Hall Miasouri Kanana Rana Taft Fort Leavenworth Stockyarda Two Stock Exchange Oliver War Department T. B. Gilbert Bowersock Kansas Bell General Service and Staff College

Expect heavy fighting feared as Japanese push on fronts

St Petersburg notes three days of clear weather raise belief in a possible general engagement. Japanese forces seem to press at Kat chou Han cheng Liao yang and possibly Mukden while planning a broader assault. Russians report shifting pressure and strategic uncertainty amid mounted tension across multiple fronts.

St. Petersburg Kat-chou Han-cheng Liao-yang Mukden Lian-yang

Indemnity Report From Chinese Government

The Chinese government paid the American consul 35000 dollars as indemnity for the death of Lewis Melt Winel an American war correspondent from Butler Pennsylvania. He was killed by Chinese soldiers in June while aboard a junk near the Liaotung Peninsula with Krnoat ndle London Bailey Mall correspondent.

Chiness London Tientsin Lewis Melt Winel Butler, Pa London Parly Telegraph Krnoatndle London Baily Mall Shantaltae Hidiko Liaotung Peninsula

Vanderbilts car afire at Biltmore in July blaze

In Asheville on July 8 the Swananoa private car of George W. Vanderbilt was damaged in a fire in the Biltmore village car shed. The interior drawing room and ladies wash room were badly damaged. Incendiary origin is suspected. The car cost $235,000 and will require a complete overhaul. Also on July 8 a major fire destroyed most of Roland's business district in Story County, Iowa.

Asheville Swannanoa George W. Vanderbilt Biltmore Vanderbilt Village Iowa Marehalltowa Roland Story County

Excursion of Railway Men's Group Draws Thousands to River View

Gen Harries and other officers led a Washington Railway Employes Relief Association outing attracting about ten thousand people to River View. Despite threatening weather, six boats ferried crowds, net receipts around 3000, and a police squad assisted at the wharf. A concert, races, and a Columbia Division baseball win highlighted the day, with prizes totaling 125 in car tickets to be awarded around August 1.

River View Washington Railway Railway Company Clarence Weaver Joyce Columbia Division Railway Warren Anderson Pitcher Claude Anderson Catchler Lou Mayers Harry Buck Albert Green Mechanical Department Track and Roadway Electricight Company C T Butcher E. H. Kyler P.T. Haller P. H. Wenzel C. J. Tweedale W. R Jones FL. Harries L. C Elliott W BR. Jones F. 5. Collins L. Harries A.T. Broaddus Mereheilmer Shalrman D. T. Molter Oh Whitney Nevurstary George Derene Berjeant-at-armay W. N. de Neale Oa Haltengen H. GB. Marlow Hallman Eery

Sunday Post items mix wit and travel humor figures

A collage of entertainment notes features Mr Dooley humor, James B Morrow travel pieces, Bangs and Gabster wit, plus references to Dorothy Dix, parlor entertainers, and a historic duel between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr. It mentions a Mexican summer joke, iron plant talk, a Berlin international focus, and regional curiosities.

Dooley Carnegie Hero Fund John Kendrick Bangs Regine Col Gabster Bangs Colonel New York Mexico James B Morrow America Wextcc Marla John Dorothy Dix Maria Miso Alexander Hamilton Aaron Burr Tia Husted Harper Berlin Anthony Tata Germany Romtabara New Peerage Book of America Renulne Coata Anne Gen Wheeler Virginia

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