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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1907

Page

4

Sulzer Endorses Roosevelt Despite Tammany Doubts

Manhattan congressman William Sulzer praises President Roosevelt and predicts his renomination, saying no power can prevent it and that Roosevelt shares Sulzer's policies. He cites Bryan as a possible Democratic candidate and notes uncertainty over Sulzer’s own renomination and Tammany reaction.

Tammany Roosevelt Sulzer Washington Post New York William Sulzer Manhattan Lst Civil Service Rkoosevelt Col Bryan Bryan Mr Sulzer Tammany Organization Congress

Moonstiners Raid in Stokes County NC

Special to The Washington Pact reports from Smytatown North Carolina describe a raid by twenty seven revenue officers led by Secret Service detectives from Washington. Thirteen large blockade stills were busted and ten moonshiners captured. A supply of arms arrived from Washington and the raiders organized at Mount Airy before moving to Smytatown. Stills and moonshiners were taken back to Mount Airy thirty miles away with reports of injuries on both sides.

Charlotte Smithtown Stokes County Secret Service Washington Mount Airy Smytatown

Mental fitness verdict seals case in North Tazewell

In Tazewell county the jury found Howard Harman sane at the time he killed 14 year old Willie Reese Whitely in North Tazewell in March. The court committed Harman to Southwestern Hospital at Marion. Harman is son of K D R Harman and nephew of Sheriff S S F Harman. Whitely was son of Reese Whitely, a North Tazewell citizen.

Washington Post Tazewell Commonwealth Howard Harman Willie Reese Whitely North Tazewell Southwestern Hospital Marion K D R Harman S S F Harman Reese Whitely

Missing man found dead in Louisa County house

Richmond report states W T Terrell, missing for two weeks, was found dead in a deserted Louisa County house. He ran a Hanover County sawmill for years and had recent trouble with a man. Terrell was married with several children.

Washington Post Richmond W T Terrell Louisa County Terrel Hanover County Terrell

Wanted Marriage Secret and Sick Room Ceremony

A Washington Post filed note reports Emma Virginia Stewart and Amos Bernard Beall both of Seat Pleasant Prince George County obtaining a marriage license and marrying at Loyola College with Rev F X Brady. The couple, ages 19 and 26, sought secrecy due to remote hometowns. In Salisbury North Carolina Everett Carr married Miss Ritchie Shaver in a sick room with a minister officiating, the bride an accomplished daughter of Mr and Mrs B L Shaver.

Washington Post Baltimore Emma Virginia Stewart Amos Bernard Beall Seat Pleasant Prince George County Loyola College F X. Brady St Ignatius’ Church Beall Fattimore Salisbury Everett Carr Southern Railway Company Ritchie Shaver B. L. Shaver

Whiteesque wedding in Rockville marked by Rev White

Edgar Leslie White and Mrs Lottie Lavinia White, both of Washington, were married in Rockville at the minister’s home. The ceremony took place with Rev White of the 1st church officiating, the event described as a private nuptial.

Washington Rose Rockville Edgar Leslie White Lottie Lavinia White Washington BR. White 1St

Sylvester Re-Elected as National Police Chief Leader

Norfolk June 20 The convention of International Chiefs of Police of America selected Detroit as next meeting place and re elected Richard Sylvester of Washington D C as president John Whitaker Dayton Ohio as vice president Harvey Carr Grand Rapids Michigan as secretary The American Institute of Homeopathy chose Oklahoma City for next meeting Travelers Protective Association discussed amendments to constitution and bylaws marking a strong defeat of the bid to divide the secretary treasurer role held by Louis Lebaume St Louis for seventeen years The group also did not abolish the national organizer representative post and W A Kirchhoff St Louis will be reappointed

Norfolk International Chiefs of Police of America Detroit Mich Travelers’ Protectiveion of America Louis T. Lebaume St. Louis W. A Kirchhoff

Murder on freight train near Huntington

A dead man was found noon today on a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train at Russel station. He was neatly dressed, bullet wound at temple, skull crushed. a Richmond Virginia street car line ticket found. Three tramps on board, John Hogan, Joseph Munroz, and John Henderson, fled, captured after police chase. One revolver bloodstained, blood on clothing. suspects jailed.

Huntington W. Va Russel Station Chesapeake and Ohio Cincinnati Richmond John Hogan Joseph Munroz John Henderson

Called to Door and Shot in Baltimore

Gaither Davis of Columbia avenue Hillcott City was shot by an unknown assailant early this morning. He is in critical condition at the University of Maryland Hospital with a bullet lodged in the right side of his head after entering through his mouth. Sheriff Hunt suspects a personal dispute and believes the shooter is someone Davis knew.

Baltimore Gaither Davis Columbia Avenue Hillcott City Howard House University of Maryland Hospital Davis Sheriff Hunt Pit

Friday Bargain Sale at Burt's Greater Stores

Friday bargain sale offers deep cuts on almost all items. Ladies shoes and hosiery include blue pink and green pumps, gun metal oxfords, calfs, and reduced hose. men's and boys clothing feature suits pants and wash wear with substantial price drops. many items target early season needs with sizes limited. Burt's Greater Stores at 1343 F St. advertise bargains across apparel and shoes.

What Is a Democrat The True Derugorat and Its Meaning

An analysis of Democrat as party member and as believer in rule by the people. Jefferson is cited to distinguish aristocrats from democrats. The piece discusses initiative and referendum, local self government, and the balance between state and federal powers. It contrasts pure party loyalty with broader democratic principles and notes past defection from the party.

W. J. Bryan New York World Democratic Party Perm Jefferson Lee Fiamne

Orders for Marine Officers and Navy Assignments

Detachments and duties for Captains James W. S. Broatch and Carl Gamborg Andersen, with movements to Illinois, New York, Puget Sound, and Panama. Officers assigned to recruiting districts, Marine Barracks roles, and temporary duty postings. Also lists leave grants, transfers, and vessel movements including ships to Newport News, Guantanamo, and Cavite. Howard traded to Boston. Sweeney and Randall move to Chicago.

James W S Broatch Marine Barracks Navy Yard Boston Mass Oflinois Chicago Carl Gamborg-Andersen Illinois James W. Stoatch New York Marina Barracks Puget Sound Washington Portsmouth N. B Samuel J Logan James T. Bootes Pennsylvania James T Bootes Themes F Lyens Merine Barracks Naval Station Culebra Poerty Rice Maring Berracke Mase Robert ¥. Rhea Norfolk Ieland Cal Commandant Navy Yard Bayel Station Guam L. F Louis G. Miller Howard H Kipp Marine Battalion Camp Eliett Isthmian Canal Zone Panama Frederico L. Bradman Maas Naval Training Station San Francisco Arthur T Maris Washington, D. C Frank D Webster Marcellus Baltimore Selied Ohio Iowa Indlada Mains Hampton Road Capes Chesapeake Amphitrite Guantanamo Key West League Island Penacook Olympia Newport News Annapolis Arkansas Florida Nevada Denver Cleveland Port Said Suez Blakely Thornton U. S Justin Cavite P. I Howard Cabs Orerten A. Randall FT. J. Sweeney del Howard Boswa

Secretary Root Bids Farewell Before Summer Absence

Yesterday marked Secretary Root’s final diplomatic reception of the season as he departs Washington for his summer home near Alice, N. C. Diplomats from Costa Rica Guatemala El Salvador Nicaragua Mexico and Argentina called to bid him farewell while the State Department reported no major Central American developments beyond Nicaragua planning troop withdrawal from Honduras. Baron Rosen of Russia and Spanish Minister Pina also paid respects before their summer absences.

Root Washington Alice Calvo Costa Rica Herrarte Guatemala Mejie Salvador iCorea Nicaragua Central America State Department Navy Department Honduras Ambasssador Creel Mexito Pina Sais

Army Orders Leaves and Detachments Extend to Forts and Encampments

Army orders list several officer leaves of absence for periods up to three months for medical service and engineering staff. Assignments include Fort Sill Oklahoma Fort D A Russell Wyoming and Charleston West Virginia encampment. recruiting and ordnance tasks in Philadelphia Baltimore Bradford and Brankford Arsenal.

Horace B. Bloombergh Jerem Clayton Clarence H. Commer Mark Brooke Corps of Engineers Charles M. Brathford Sixth Infantry Edward Brown First Bird Artillery Fort Sill Oklo Harry H Bandhella Second Infantry Pilippine Constabulary Charles W Foster Second Field Artillery Fort D Russell John C Gresham Ninth Cavalry West Virginia Nations Guard Charleston Wva Frank E Hopkins First Field Artillery Ryan Eleventh Cavalry Springfield Massy Burke Hilectric Company Brie Bovaird & Seytang Manufacturing Company Bradford Ordnance Department

Bid on Big War Ships Opens at Navy Department

Newport News Shipbuilding and Fore River Company submit lowest estimates for two 20 000 ton battleships Nos 30 and 29 at about 10 000 000 each. Bids include department plans and bidder engines with multiple design options. Navy board endorses 510 foot design with high armor and heavy armament and twenty one knot speed.

Newport News Shipbuilding Company Fore River Company Navy Department Fore Rover Shipbuilding Company Quincy Mass Board On Naval Construction Newport News Company Minnesota Louisiana New York and Mare Island Navy Yards Department Naval Board Alatant Newberry Bureau of Construction Batt ‘le Fore River Shipbuilding Company Pidders Curtis Cramp & Sona Hladelphia Newport News Shipbuilding Compayy Newport News Thorneycroft-Schults New Yorke Shipbuilding Company Camden Midvale Steel Company Jowast Carnegie Ethlehem Bethlehem Midvale sCarnegie Darmor Vale Bigs Ste Sat Caress

Hotels and names listed across cities in a travel column

A compilation of hotel guests and accompanying names by city, listing travelers at Metropolitan Boston Chicago Philadelphia Richmond Raleigh and other venues. It catalogs individuals and spouses tied to hotels like Ebbitt Shoreham Willard and Metropolitan, including multiple states on a single page.

Dividend notices and stock transfer closures across organizations

The regular semiannual dividend of 5 percent on Home Savings Bank stock is payable to holders of record June 10 1907 with transfer books closed June 20 to July 1 1907 inclusive. National Union Fire Insurance Company of Washington declares a semiannual 12 percent dividend payable after June 1997 with transfer closure June 22 to 24. District of Columbia Board of Pharmacy announces the regular quarterly license exam July 11 and 12 1807 with applications due July 3. Leather goods seller advertises reduced prices before moving to a new store at 1825 GST location.

Home Savings Bank Ashington DC Alex S Clarke National Union Fire Insurance Company of Washington Philip F Larner Board OF Pharmacy OF District OF Columbia Lcenses le Hilton

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