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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1904

Page

4

Roosevelt visitors in Oyster Bay boost Nebraska GOP hopes

At Sagamore Hill President Roosevelt prepares for departure to Washington with plans for a return visit in August. Senator Millard of Nebraska assesses Western sentiment and backs Roosevelt while De Young predicts Pacific Coast votes for Roosevelt and Fairbanks.

Senator Millard Nebraska M. H. de Young Pacific Coast Washington Oyster Bay Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Chicago Heorel Loab Washinsto Inginn Sagamore Ell Durstay Mia Hoosevelt Childran Magamore Jachigea Ailan McBee Churchman Grenville WM. Dodge New York United States Joseph H. Millard Fan Francisag Chronicla Millard Bryan United States Senate

Babcock Opens Headquarters in New York

The Republican Congressional committee opened headquarters on the thirteenth floor of the St James Building at Twenty sixth Street and Broadway. Chairman Joseph W Babcock and Congressman Jesse Overstreet attended the opening with others and discussed campaign plans as Cortelyou and Dover arrived to discuss the national outlook. Davis departed for Chicago to coordinate Western members ahead of Cortelyou’s schedule.

Republican Congressional Committee Twenty-sixth Broadway New York St. James Iuilding Twenty-sixth Street Joseph W Babcock Wisconsin Jesse Overstreet Indiana Treo Tgh LE Dortelyou Republican National Committee Washington Cortelyou Oyster Bay Roosevelt Dover Coretel Davis Chicago

West Virginia crisis looms as extra session opens

Charleston July 25 Gov White calls an extra West Virginia legislative session for tax reform. Senator Scott warns a Republican collapse could follow from one misstep, while Senator Tillman of South Carolina tours the state and plans to head to New York to organize for the coming campaign. Tillman notes his throat illness improving and favors vigorous busking on the stump.

Charleston W Va West Virginia Gov White Scott Senator Tillman South Carolina Democratic National Campaign Committee J Altheus Johnson New York Old Town Ashford Wisconsin Gov la Follette Badger Tom Johnson H. C. Adams Venice Fox River la Folletta Milwaukee County Statehouse

Political Gossip and Campaign Feuds Across States

The piece surveys Democratic hopes centered on prospectus chairman Taggart influencing Indiana and national races, notes attacks and defenses by Parker supporters, cites a Rosemount reply to a critic, and sketches minor regional campaigns including Wells in South Carolina, La Follette in Wisconsin, and a San Francisco murder trial update. It records candidate personalities, party strategies, and electoral tensions across multiple states.

Brooklyn H. M McDonald Parker Rosemount Trefer Rosemount Exopua Hoom McDonald Alton Parker McDonald South Carolina Osborne Wells Newberry County Wells Horge

Labor Lyceum to Wage Campaign Against Pro-Labor Opponents

Washington reports reveal a new national labor body named the Labor Lyceum and Bureau of Information aiming to influence Congressional votes on labor measures. Led by F P Maguire and B J Ratigan, the group seeks to publicize records of Representatives, urge support for pro labor legislation, and mobilize local labor unions in targeted districts after August.

Labor Lyceum Bureau of Information Washington Natonal Ita Plana Congress Anti- Balcom League Central Labor Union Ality Otralea Counry Lyceum Sconomiq Quentigna United States Congress of the United Stes F. P. Maguire B. J. Ratigan Ben Russell IE. L. Adams HL. Northnagle Executive Committee Typceum Labor Lyceums Maguire Washington Lyceum Capitol Lyceums Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Maculre The Council of Allied Building Trades Is City Mr. Maguira Frst Northwasd

Elastic Lawn Benches Are Comfortable and Serviceable

Elastic lawn benches feature frames built with elastic steel rods for comfort and durability. The season is closing early with reductions across the stock, including durable arms and models suitable for outdoor use.

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Norris optimistic party 18 united for Parker

James I. Norris national committeeman from the District of Columbia left for New York to attend the meeting of the Democratic National Committee. He predicted a harmonious St. Louis convention and unified support for President and Vice President nominees, noting renewed Gold Democratic allegiance and solid party lines for November. He discussed finance, Parker telegram implications, and the likely selection of a new national chairman in New York. The article also covers a nursing school incorporation and a Las Vegas mandamus case against the Postmaster General, with continuance to August.

James I. Norris District of Columbia New York St. Louis Norris McKinley Judge Parker Sheehan Morris Democratic National Committee National Committee Itn

Educational Institutions Listed Across the District and States

A long catalog of schools and colleges in Washington and beyond is named, including Georgetown University and Law School, Columbian University, Catholic University, Virginia military and preparatory schools, West Point, Johns Hopkins, Dartmouth, Trinity, and many others across multiple states. The list blends universities, academies, seminaries, and teacher training schools, reflecting a broad spectrum of 19th and early 20th century educational offerings.

Washington, D. C Panish Languags Schoal Erton Institute Wood's Commercial College Tanner's Business College Bpencerian Business College Gonzaga College Nzaga Preparatory School Be John's College Georgetown College Georgetown Preparatory School Georgetown Law School Georgetown Medical School Columbian University College Columbian University Medical School Columbian University School of Juring Columbian University Law School Catholic University of America Berlitz School of Languages National Law School The Flynn Qlacy Fairmont Washington Beinbary Jay and Nay Roya Ie Hee Apool Aiversity Benoo Bt. Aiden's School Hampton Institute Virginie Mtiltary Stonewall Jackson Institute College of William and Mary Randoph-Macon Academy Woodbury Forest School University College of Medicine Mary Baldwin Seminary Hoanoke College Valley Meonte College Danville Military Academy Fauquier Institute Pantops Academy West Point Seminary Virginia Theological Seminary Blytheaule School Prederlakeourg College Fishbourne Military School West Virginia West Virginia University Marehall College Bl Iy College Wheeling Powhatan Galt Academy of Vinitation New Hampahira Kimball Calon Academy Fear Budmeat College Holdartead

New Fight on Taylor Appeals to President Roosevelt

Bricklayers demand John W Taylor’s dismissal from Washington Barracks job citing ineligibility and non union status. Attorney F S Key Smith plans to press the case to President Roosevelt, arguing civil service rules were violated and Taylor should be removed to allow reinstatement of the bricklayers. Captain Sewell notes fifteen bricklayers ready to work if weather allows, while civil service scrutiny continues.

Mr. Roosevelt Washington Barracks Taylor Roosevelt F. S. Key Smith Smith Civil Service Goong Taylor United States Secretary of War Civil Service Commission Capt. Sewell Civil Service Hstand Senate

Central Labor Union Receives Washington Barracks Strike Report

The union met last night and heard a Bricklayers' Union report on the strike at the Washington Barracks. No action was taken on employing non-union bricklayers at the navy yard or on the strike report. Emergency workers may be hired, with layoff once certified men are available.

Central Labor Union Bricklayers’ Union Washington Barracks Navy Yard

Royal Laundry Sues Ex-Employee to Bar Customer Poaching

The Royal Laundry filed a District Supreme Court suit to enjoin Andrew Mundy, a former driver, from soliciting or diverting its customers on his route for three months after leaving on July 2. A temporary restraining order was issued, with a hearing set for August 1, and Tolman Laundry named as Mundy’s new employer.

District Supreme Court Royal Laundry Andrew Mundy Mundy Royal Laundry Company Tolman Laundry Comepany Justice Wright Ralston and Siddons

Funeral of Capt Mooney and incidents of the day

Funeral services for Capt David C G Mooney will be held this afternoon at 3 o clock at the family residence 814 Twenty second Street NW followed by military honors at Arlington Cemetery at 4 PM He leaves a wife and many relatives in New York state Mooney was born in Eaton New York and entered the Union Army early rising through the ranks Articles of Incorporation were filed for Automatic Signal Company United States Medical Dispensary Harfenbrack Realty and Guarantee Corporation and others Convicted of Robbing Employer Arthur Matthews was found guilty in Police Court of petit larceny for stealing razors shears and clippers from his employer Charles B Johnson of 524 Florida Avenue Northwest.

Whaile Fannsylvania Avenue Twelfth Street H. A. Adams Fifth Avenue New York Cr. Lothrop East Capitol Street First Precinct David CG. Mooney Twenty-second Street Ariington Cemetery Automatic Signal Company R. H. Minteer Preston A. Kettering JG Coll F. N. Donaldson J. M Frere Everett Dufour Peerce W. H. Lang JB McLaughlin United States Medical Dispensary Charles F. Ravenberg Charles W. Pimpar Eugene Gough Harfenbrack Realty and Guarantee Corporation Georga H Corey Eugene Schoaley J. L. Cohenstaus Arthur Matthews Kimball Matthews Charles B Johnson Florida Avenue Northeae

University Fight Settles Terms After Threats Arrest

A political university dispute near Washington ends in a settlement after threats charges against Gustave A Erixon and Ernest Warren Porter are dropped amid conferences led by William Earl Ambrose. Farr returns land to Erixon. Erixon relinquishes all interest in the institution.

Erixon Porter Farr George Washington University Gustave A Erixen Ernest Warren Porter William Farr Briaon United States Glyen William Earl Amboe Wilson Wilson, Porster Emma Virginia Morgan Ida Cornelia Columbian Recorder of Deeds Columbian University Secretary of the Interior Commissioner of Education Act of Confess

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