Parker Anti Hearst Governorship of New York
Former candidate Parker says Democrats hold many suitable men for New York governor and lists names while declaring he would accept Independence League nomination on a party platform only. He notes Hearst could be a rival candidate and discusses independence versus machine deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Khao ~ i Furst
Junge Alton
Parker
Neit Urgas
Democraty Party
Goveram
Nungsthera
Er Cady Terriek
Jenn B
Stanchfeld
Blair Mavoridam
Britain
Burton Martison
New York City
Jenn OF
Milburn
Patio
Jord Osborne
Putnam
Destrict
Willam Ravers
Jerome
Awyers
William F. Gaynor
Martin Woittleins
Pdward M Grout
Tiohilyn
Umn
Tom Xtieye
Thast
Independence League
Brook Inn Pagte
Independence Party
STA
Nia
Teague
Steimert
Igie
Democratc
Vic Flearst
Independence League Opposes Socialism in 1920s US stance
The Independence League and Hearst affiliates define a conservative position opposing socialism. They condemn resignations and call for loyalty to the American system, arguing the league stands against socialist departure and supports patriotic governance.
Obituary notices mix for James A Conner and family
Obituary fragment appears with multiple names, ages, and locations including James A Conner of Hamparey and others. Mentions dates around Friday July 4 and Monday July, a funeral at a family residence on Salmon Street, Grand Rapids, and notes omit flowers. Contains several other names and partial lines from listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A Conner
St Vkimintes
Tasington
Woorf
Malcolm Womgorf
Salmon Street
Monda
Saad Ats
Boye
Athaton
Grand Rapids
Notice of notices inserted in major newspapers
A list of newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger and more is cited as options for inserting death notices at no extra charge or letter fees. The notice enumerates papers such as New York Times Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer and others to place legal or obituary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pultan
Opera New
Toston
Gncago Record Herald
Louis Republic
Onebr Press
Cincinnati
Enguirer
Undertakers and funeral services in town directory brief
Local funeral directors show services at modest prices with multiple establishments listed. George P Zarhorst, J William Lee, and Harvey's Sons advertise embalmers and chapels with contact telephone numbers and central locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J William Lee
Don Embalmer
Pennsylvania
George P Zarhorst
East Capitost
Eas
F Harvey
Public Ownership and Capitalism Debate Letter
A letter defending public ownership of utilities and opposing large private profits argues the nation should offer the greatest national financial reward for industry and enterprise while condemning robbery. Signed by William Bardolph Heast Semmel Seabury Clarence I Shear, Thomas Galeran, J G Patte, John Ford, John Palmiert, CoA Haviland, J G Follarsbee, and Wo F Sunven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Willy
William Bardolph
Semmel Seabury
Clarence I Shear
Fhamas Galeran
Patte John Ford
John Palmiert
Coa Haviland
G Follarsbee
Sunven
Umm Tree
Texas Democrat Primary Nears End In Tight Governor Race
Reports from Texas show a tight governor contest with four candidates Lo Re M Wt Brooks LD Colguitt and T M Campbell and large statewide turnout. Early returns from the Ninth and Seventh districts favor Burgess over Glass and Grege over Blount, while in the Second District Brooks leads Cooper though final results may shift. In the Sixth/Seventh districts Henderson of Milam County leads Mays while Navarro County judges Hanly and others loom. a later tally could yield a plurality and force a party convention decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Texau
Texas
Wt Brooks
LD Colguitt
T M Campbell Bang
Ninth
George F Burgess
WW Glass
W Grege
J J Blount
L Broocks
S B Cooper
Jatarne
Henderson
Milam County
Richard Mays
Judge Hanly
Navarro County
Irish tribute to Bryan praises US sympathy for Ireland
William J Bryan spoke at the Irish Club of London praising American sympathy for Irish aspirations and predicting justice for Ireland. He lauded Irish Americans and noted support from Republicans and Democrats alike, stressing ties between the Irish movement and the United States. The excursion continued with plans for Bryan and Mrs Bryan to travel to Amsterdam, Cologne, Venice, Rome, Naples, and back via Gibraltar before returning home aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Princess Irene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William J Bryan
Bryan T P
Connor
Bryan
Tirvan
America
Americas
United States
Hetvan
Ireland
Peter
John Redmond
Brutus
Bryans
Ste Ling
Republic
Washington
Wxander Hamilton
Col Witmore
Donlap
Mies Dusan
Chic Gn
Holland
Amsterdam
He Hayes
Cologne
Mrs Ervan
Venice
Rome
Naples
Chey
Mia
Granada
Irene Augist
Cheagoill
Gibraltar
Charles Emery Smith Visited Oyster Bay on Reform Inquiry
Special to The Waslington Post details former Postmaster General Charles Emery Smith of Philadelphia visiting Oyster Bay on July 1 to discuss Pennsylvania affairs and Republican reform. Smith hinted at pressure from Senator Penrose and avoided confirming President Roosevelt's Philadelphia speech plans, joking about the weather after questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington Post
Oyster Bay
Charles Emery Smith
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Smeth
Pennsylvania
Smith
Wr Smiths
Senator Penrose
Sagamore Hall
Wheo
Philadelpha
Letters Missing in Thaw Case Raise Prosecution Hopes
The district attorney seeks Miss Wesbit letters to White believed held by Mrs Holman as part of the Thaw case. Prosecution hints at decisive evidence while White’s papers and the letter to the Countess of Yarmouth are guarded at the Tombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Thaw
Countess of
Yarmouth
Wastington Post
New York
Evelyn Nesbit
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
Delancey Nicoll
Evarts
Jerome
White
Whit
Miss Wesbit
District Attorney 3
Mrs Holman
Holman
Winte
Watson Democrat Again Upholds Jeffersonian Democracy
Thomas T Watson declared he would rejoin the Democratic party to back Hoke Smith in the gubernatorial race. He warned party factions against a Smith ticket if defeated, promised to fight for Jeffersonian Democracy, and accused leaders of both old parties of straying from Jackson and Jefferson principles for selfish ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Wash
Thomason
A &Rest
Thomas T Watson
Democratic Party
Hoke Smith
Watson
Democrat
Clark Howell
Peoples Party
Roosevelt
Bryan
Thal
Jickson and
Jefferson
Nicholls Accepts Democratic Nomination for Congress
Nicholls, president of the United Mine Workers of America, sent to the committee a terms letter of acceptance of the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Tenth Pennsylvania district. The note confirms Nicholls will run in the forthcoming election, highlighting labor support and party alignment within the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
T D Nicholls Datriet
The
United Mine, Workers of America Today
Pennsylvania
Hartje bribery rumors widen in divorce trial drama
Pittsburgh July 28 two more arrests rumored in Hartje divorce scandal as court receives evidence. Assistant DA Robb holds deposition from William alleging a detective offered money to prop up Clifford Hopes story. Susie Wagner's testimony and Hartje letters attract sympathy from readers and theater managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labellant
Susie Wagner
Pittsburgha
Hartje
Eald
di Votes
John & Robb
Wiliam
Clifford Hove
Mary Scott Hartje
Robb
Walliam
Stor
William
Augustus Hartje
Susie Wager
Attornesa
Robert Traziers
Susie
Constantine goes free in Dutchess County jail release
Fritz Constantine known as Frank J. Constantine is freed after arrest for the Chicago murder of Mrs Louise Gentry. He returns to Madalin and his former labors with Contractor Labarry on Long Island. George G Scott, former partner of Arthur W Gentry, identifies Constantine but confirms he is not the Chicago killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Poughkeepsie NY
Fritz Constantine
Frank J. Constantine
Madalin
Louise Gentry
Chicago
Dutchess County
Labarry
Long Island
Clts
New York
George G Scott
Arthur W Gentry
Constantine
Lake Gentry Scott
Constante
Scott
Sam
Gentry
Bomb Tossed From Elevated Train Sparks Plumbers Row
Police probe a bomb thrown from an elevated tram near Teutonia Hall and Fifty ninth Street injuring Local 480 plumbers. Union No 2 denies involvement while noting a prior bomb incident near its meeting place. Doctors report metal fragments among the injured as tension over the strike with Master Plumbers Association persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran
Union No. 2
Washington Post
New York
East Twenty Second Street
Teutonia Hall
Third Avenue
Byfisenth Street
Union No 2
No 2
Gartland
Fifty Ninth Street
Maenaercher Hall
Master Plumbers’ Association
Plumbers Woon No 2
Plumbers Union
Ho 2
Master Plumbers Association
Hussey
Hast
Treaty-second Street
Bellevue Hospital
Romance in postage stamps and pirate kings of Sedang
A long arc of philatelic tales follows Connell and Leary as postmasters, governors, and adventurers. The article recalls Connell’s vanity stamps in New Brunswick, Leary’s Guam surcharges, and the Sedang king Marie David de Marena’s links to stamp lore and colonial intrigue, ending with curious scraps of chatter about Harker and doorstep legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
New Brunswick
Queen Victoria
Leary
Guam
United States
Richard Pear
Department For
Bureau of Engraving and Ponting
Leardalled
Uncle Sam
Washington
Learue
Annam
Africa
France
Hongkong
Germany
Saigon
Europe
Rajah
Brooke
Sarawak
Park Talk by Oldest Inhabitants Association Member
In a reflective city park scene a veteran observer recalls conversations with a scholarly stranger, birds and a blackbird stealing cake, and memories of City Hall Park events from circuses to Grant’s inauguration, urging visitors to enjoy green spaces for health and wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldest Inhabitants Association
Beng
Shakespeare
Judiciary Pack
City Hall
Imples
Francont S Hippodrome
Ona Gen
Grant
City Hall Park
North Pole
Cleared of Land Frauds in Milwaukee Habeas Case
Judge Quarles freed Joseph Black John C Black and August Anderson of Shawano Wisconsin from indictments tied to land frauds. In habeas corpus rulings, the U.S. District Court found the submitted evidence insufficient to justify sending the defendants to Portland Oregon for trial. The decision reflects the judge’s assessment of the grand jury's returned indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Black
J C Black
August Anderson
Quarles
Milwaukee
Judge Quarles
United States Districte Court
John C Black
Shawana Wis
Portland
Lang
Jean
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Zeasamme
London Club
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C E Smith
William Thaw
George Tander Carnegie
Gruber
Thay
Sean
Carnegies
Roger
Wade
Jackson
Nicholls
Nominaton
Hartuje
Fartie
Womens Clubs
Ute
Shop Girls
Harte
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Vera Gilbert
Edith Deacon
Miss
Misa Gilbert
Jester
Mark Twain
Gunner
Guyer
Southampton
Flymouth
Cherbourg
Liverpool
Queenstown
Patricia
Dover
Hamburg
Vaderland
Antwerp
UN de Armond
Wehala
Leadon
Harnsonsille
Congresa
Campane
Queenstonn
Umbria
Man
David & de Armond
York
Overtown
Bluecher
Hemburs
Kew Wark
Boulogne
Ser York Southampton
Iceland
Havre
Bailey la Gnecogne
Broadway
Washington, D. C
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Chitegaows
Hatker
Chicago News
Harker
Farks
Oldest Inhabitants’ Association
Kalont
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Tokalon Wine CO
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