Campaign tensions delay chairmanship in Sheehan era
July 12 Teopus NM A rumor mills on Senate leadership as Sheehan declines the Democratic chairmanship while Parker and Barker discuss plans. Judge Parker may advise on key questions. Parker, Barker, and Geomin named in reports with no firm decision reached.
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Gorman
Sheehan
Parker
Teopus NM Y
William F Sheehan
St Louis
Esoyus Aearu
Portner Weill
Tite Garding
Democratic Nanal Committee
Sheehar Jg
Rimpston
Senor
Geomin
oSeelie
New York
Meyer
Notice fragments from multiple newspapers in one item
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice referencing notices from The Wish Pox The New York Times and other papers including Herald Ledger and Daily Press Standard The readable portions mention inquiry actions and charges and a plan dealer The lack of coherent details limits clarity but indicates a syndicated notice or legal/public notice aggregating multiple sources.
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York Times
EL Rald & Tati Reece Sera Tal Post Standard
Ei Pali Pionptr Press Minat Alolis Triaunf
LICENSED TO MARRY IN NEW YORK CITY AND MARYLAND WEDDED
Clagett and Hill de Blent were wed in New York City on March 4 with Inez H and Mary Lilian Powers among attendees. Delayed obituaries note the death of the late Col Jim McSellen of Virginia and funeral arrangements in Washington.
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boStrant
Tresdais
New York City
Mary Selkai
Col Jim@e MOcSellen
Virginia
Congressional Cemetery
Health Office Record of Patients and Ages in 1904
A fragmented health office ledger lists numerous patients with ages and sparse addresses, including Free M ens Wospitel 68 years and others aged from 1 day to 76 years. Entries reference free hospitals, insane asylums, and various Washington DC streets, with scattered dates and durations of stay.
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Eoriespathi
T Sa
Kearns
Gales
Lucas
Parrom
Cedar
Hilgaay
Wash
Stelter
Leo
Brookland
Undertakers and Embalmers in Washington and Nearby
An assortment of funeral home notices lists W R Speare 940 F Street N W with first class service and phone 340, Joseph Gawler, R F Harveys Sons at 135 Fourteenth Street NW, John R Wri ght 1337 Tenth Street offering open day and night service and commodious chapels, highlighting modern, modest pricing and established practice since 1850.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Tlephowe
Joseph Gawler
R. F. Harvey
Fourteenth Street
Stret Ry
Commodious Chapel
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
Parker Receives Wide Congrats After Nomination
Telegrams of congratulation pour in to Judge Parker after his nomination with messages from Wilmingon Delaware to Chicago Illinois and Maryland editors. Parker plans personal replies and spent hours answering congratulations while a loose horse disrupted a morning routine.
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Parker
Chicago
Judge Parker
Cleveland
United States
David B. Hill
Rosemont
George Gray
Wilmington
Del
Carter H Harrison
Picass
Belair
Democratic
Maryland
Eam
Edward i Merritt
Springfield
Sinely Democrate
St Lews
Guffey Opposes Taggart In National Chairman Fight
Special to The Washington Post from Fittsburg Virginia on July 12 reports James M Guffey refused the national chairman offer from David M Hill and opposed Taggart. The piece notes Sheehan of New York as national balrm an and Tuseart tipped to head the executive, with Guffey criticising Taggart’s alleged breach of faith and political courtesy.
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Washington Post
Fittsburg
James M Guffey
Mr Guffey
National
David M Hill
New York
Datt Lo ‘Mappart
Trdiatm
Jantines Peresti
Cuffey
Sheehan
Balrman
Tuseart
Ihienage
Bul
Far Chiffey
Guifedey
Guffey
Taggart
Tegegart
Tom Tiggart
Indiana
St Louis
Parker
Davis Silent on Interviews Amid Campaign Flurry
Vice President nominee Henry G Paris Davis remains silent on interviews as he focuses on campaign duties. The Pittsburg Merchants and Manufacturers Association hosts 80 members during a West Virginia tour at Graceland. Davis plans trips to Bedford Springs and Parkersburg, noting he feels twenty years younger after a morning horse ride.
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Nikins
Henry G Paris
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Graceland
Lee
John Davis
Childyean
Bedford Springs
Parkersburg
Davis
Judge Parker
Tillman Leaves Washington for Home After Throat Trouble
Senator Tillman boards a southbound Pullman car in Washington after a throat specialist visit. He says no campaign activity before September and comments on Parker Davis tickets, Roosevelt opposition, and Bryan’s support, noting his peacemaking role at the convention. He returns to Trenton South Carolina.
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Tillman
Trenton
St. Louis
Washington
South
South Carolina Statesman
Parker
Davis
Mrt
New York State
New Jersey
Connecticut
Maryland
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Bryan
Fairbanks
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Republican Party
Republic
Kansas City
Democratic Party
Gt Lanis
Ryan
Republicas Horizon
West Virginia convention nominates Dawson for governor
At Wheeling on July 12 the West Virginia Republican State convention nominated W. M. O. Dawson of Kanawha County for governor after a stormy session. Dawson edged Charles F. Teter 463 to 331 as the party pledged unity, with Teter and supporters signaling support for the nominee. The meeting featured heated exchanges, calls for harmony, and a push for tax reform within the party platform.
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Washington Post
Wheeling
Wva
West Virginia
W. M
Dawson
Kanawha County
Charles F. Teler
Barbour
Teter
Dayton
Stephen B Elkins
J. H Hiniger
Ritcle
Elkins
Dawcon
Henry G Davis
Charles Caldwell
Guwnon
W. P. Hubbard
State Tax Commission
Taylor Vineson
Cohell County
Tater
State Committee
Joseph H Gaines
G. W Atkinson
Dalieate
Committee On Credentials
Diwson
Committee On Resolutions
Charles Swisher
Clark W. Mary
Tikins
Arnold Scherr
Senato N B Scott
Mikins
Davis
Party of Progress
Republican Party
Memier
Congress
Republica
Bey of Tunis Arrives in Paris Amid Honors and Toasts
Bey of Tunis Julviz-Whe Ley arrives in Paris with military honors and a warm reception. He met President Loubet at the Elysee, visited the Senate and Chamber of Deputies, and was guest of honor at a garden party. The visit signals strengthened French control in Tunis and an expanded North African policy.
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Paris
Julviz
Loubet
Tunis
German loan to Russia arranged before Witte visit
July 12 report from Berlin states a Russian loan was arranged prior to M Witte’s Berlin visit. Two Berlin banks acted as Russia’s agents and signed a contract in Saint Petersburg three weeks earlier for about 62.5 million dollars at 5 percent interest. Subscription timing unclear.
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M. Witte
Berlin
Committee of Ministers
M Witte
St. Petersburg
Russia
Berlin Neueste Nachrichten
Meat Prices Rise as New York Strikes Hit City
July 12 New York meat prices jump 2 to 3 cents per pound after strikes ordered in major meat packing plants. Amalgamated Meat Cutters leaders predict a meat famine within three days. Local unions issue sympathetic strike orders, with 3,500 workers expected to quit tomorrow in the city.
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New York
H. &. Eichelberger
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers’ Workmen's Union of America
Meat packers strike closes Kansas City plants
In Kansas City on July 12 high thousands of meat cutters and butchers affiliated with the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen's Union walked out. All six large plants Armour Swift Cudahy Schwarnchild and Sulzberger Fowler Buddy Brothers shut. 12 800 employees affected. No reopening attempts, prices rising, supplies steady but shrinking. Local workers, from Kiln headquarters in Chicago, faced a quiet scene as both sides expect a lengthy dispute. A meeting discussed tonight at Buistion with local etherons present.
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Kansas City
Amalgamated
Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen's Union
Atruck
Armour
Swift
Cudahy
Schwarnchild & Sulzberger
Fowler
Buddy Brothers
Kilon
Chicago
Dicking-house
Interstate Cotitieros Commission
Union Stock Yarda
Interstate Commence Commission
Union
Sioux City
Iowa
St. Paul
Minn
Fort Worth
Tex
Four St Joseph packing plants plan non union labor use
In South St Joseph Missouri the four packing plants Nelson Mora Hammond Pouching and others will operate with non union workers if needed after a strike closed plants and halted shifts. Managers report no demonstrations and expect to resume with non union help. no immediate price rise for fresh meat due to ample stock.
Fire on San Jacinto Damages Ship at Roach's Yard
Fire aboard the San Jacinto of the Mallory Line at Roach's shipyard Chester PA caused $40,000 in damage to the after section and electrical plant. The ship, launched about a year ago at Roach Shipbuilding, had repairs pending and firemen overwhelmed by heat.
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San Jacinto
Mallory Line
Philadelphia
Maillory Line
Roach’s
Chester
Roach Shipbuilding Company
Amoke
Fresno
Cal
Builamszs
Madary Planing Mill Company
Hellen Beck Planing Mills
Mount Holly
Berkeley Arms
Berkeley
Seaside Park
George C. Boldt
New York
Embezzlement Case Brings Baltimore Attorney Arrest in Pittsburg
Baltimore detective arrested a man on Pittsburg streets, claiming the suspect A G Edel is T Julius Schaumffel of Baltimore. Schaumffel faces an indictment for embezzling 33,600 from Schrader Street Building Association and 1,800 on a forged mortgage of property at 2422 Madison Avenue. Extradition papers will be filed tomorrow. The man, once reputed a leading Baltimore attorney, comes from a good family.
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Baltimore
Pittsburg
G Edel
Thomas F Hogan
T Julius Schaumffel
Schaumffel
Schrader Street Building Association
L 3B
Sperzgier
Madison Avenue
Hogan
A Woman's Prayer and Cure by Favorite Prescription
Describes despair from female diseases and a path to health through Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with a $500 reward claim for cures. Includes a testimonial from Mrs. Edwin J. Gardner of Egypt, Massachusetts, detailing brick-dust urine, backache, and relief after using the medicine plus Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. Mentions free medical adviser book with stamps.
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Hdwin
Gardner
Egypt
Symouth Co
Mass
Dr. Pierce
B. V. Fierce
Buff . i Ie
Famine Fear As Meat Strike Hits Chicago Areas
A wage cut to 17 12 and 15 cents sparks fear of famine as workers protest across Chicago and national packing plants. Restaurants report customers rushing to meat while suppliers expect continued cattle, hog, and sheep deliveries to sustain eastern and local demand amid a strike involving butchers, meat cutters, and plant helpers.
Strike may not last as 4000 packing workers idle
July 13 reports show 4000 South Omaha packing house employees from Armour Swift Cudahy and Omaha Packing Company striking after refusing wage demands. Packers expect short term, while strikers urge arbitration. Extra patrols on boats near stock yards and no violence observed as plants idle and meat supply tightens amid flood impact.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Nebr
South Omaha
Armour
Swift Cudahy
Omaha Packing Company
East St. Laws
Louis Reinhardt
Planta
Salaries of Teachers and Political Influences in Schools
National Educational Association calls for higher teacher pay beyond $10 a year and tax-enforced fair funding. The piece argues living salaries need more judicious fund division, warns politics in schools injures justice, and notes related civic club activity in Knoxville. Also features brief notes on ocean liner arrivals and light humor items.
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Columbus
Hie
Sesson
St Louis
National Educational Association
Boards of Education
Ohio
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Folkestone
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Bey OF
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Buffalo
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George Jurick
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W. B. Moses
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Wood & Sons
Richmond
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HUB Furniture CO. Cor
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Parker Club
Knoxville
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Parker and Davis Club
LD Tysen
Tennessee
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