GOGERAN OFFERS HELP CANDIDATE GOES TO CHICAGO
Special to The Washington Post from Nebraska reports Gogeran offers campaign aid as candidates gather in Chicago for a conference to choose officers of the national committee. James Atwood and Campau are named leaders for the chairmanship with Gov Haskell possibly serving as treasurer. The event includes plans for speeches en route and lists potential committee members from multiple states.
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Jolly Funeral Requested for Meelington Youth
Fragmentary OCR reveals a funeral arranged after a youth named Meelington died by apparent self harm. A letter found among belongings references music and wishes for a wake and funeral arrangements. Presence of names Kate and Mrs Ris disputed by unreadable text.
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Shipley To Relieve Potts On Des Moines
Commander J T Shipley, on duty at the navy yard in Boston, is reassigned to command the cruiser Des Moines on its arrival in the United States. The Des Moines is currently at Guantanamo with detachments from Colt Pinan for Philadelphia themes.
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DROWNINGS IN BERNE TUNNEL DISASTER
July 24 There was a fatal accident in the Literson tunnel in the Bernese Alps. Workmen, without their tools, pierced a wall to a subterranean channel. Water and mud rushed in drowning all inside. The disaster occurred 240 yards from the north entrance.
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Venezuela Embarrassed by Missing French Payment
Caracas faces embarrassment as Venezuela cannot meet its monthly payment on a French claim. The rupture of relations with America leaves no legation to protect French interests and the archives of the French legation lack protection.
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Postponed notification of Sherman as Vice President nominee
Special to The Washington Post reports that notification to Congressman Sherman by the Chicago convention delegates will not occur until mid August, delaying the formal letter and speech of acceptance. Sherman has not prepared his reply and plans to address the Chicago platform and national matters in his remarks when the time arrives.
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Taft Meets New York Leaders During Brief City Stop
Taft spent July 24 engaging with Republican leaders and officials in New York. He described no significant signals from interviews, but noted a prevailing sense of satisfaction among district and state leaders as he prepared to depart for Cincinnati. He planned to return to Hot Springs after election night and resumed travel bends with calls and receptions throughout the day.
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Croker Gushes for Bryan and Calls Hughes One-Sided
In Dublin Croker favors Bryan and attacks Roosevelt and Hughes as one sided. He questions New York’s choice, likens Hughes to a Salvation Army figure, and rails at betting and class division while praising King Edward and Irish freedom. He plans return to New York after racing ends.
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Midshipman Considered An Officer For Gratuity Pay
The comptroller of the treasury ruled that a midshipman at the Naval Academy is an officer under the law and eligible for the six months pay gratuity to his widow or other designated beneficiary upon an officer's death. The decision responded to a Navy Secretary inquiry about May 13 1998 act provisions and covered all aspects of the issue.
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Vote Against Bond Issue In Annapolis Municipal Election
In Annapolis on July 4 a $40 000 municipal improvement bond was defeated as only 284 of 1100 eligible voters cast ballots. About 50 women taxpayers voted, mostly against the issue, with some colored women also participating amid an election appraised for its unusual female enfranchisement.
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Question of treaty rights sparks liquor license dispute
Italian ambassador Mayor des Planches commented on Richmond Virginia authorities denying liquor licenses to Italians and other foreigners. He warned if not settled promptly he would act, citing treaty rights between the two governments and noting the issue is not yet considered serious or important at present.
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The Post Leading Newspaper at the Seat of Government
The Post is the leading newspaper in the capital, with comprehensive financial news and full market reports for merchants and financiers. It guides farmers on produce sales and offers diverse columns for readers seeking informative reading. The Sunday Morning Edition provides additional features.
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The Washington Post Sunday Post Sporting Pink Sheet
The Washington Post Sunday Post offers a comprehensive pink paper sporting section with available coverage of outdoor and indoor sports. It highlights foreign news illustrations and claims top authority in sporting results across baseball races billiards auto racing yacht contests boating golf tennis swimming and more.
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