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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1907

Page

5

Democratic Convention Tables Bryan Endorsement Motion

Harrisburg June 27 The state Democratic convention committee tabled a motion endorsing William Jennings Bryan for President. The panel also nominated John G Harman of Columbia County for State Treasurer, amid calls for a thorough Capitol scandal probe and reform of ballot laws and primary voting.

Harrisburg W J Bryan S M Seibert Potter County Wiliam Jennings Bryan Jefferson and Jackson Harman John G Harman Columbia County Mrey William H Berry Capitol Capitol Investigation Commission

Jusserand Sails to Cyrone After Sagamore Visit

French Ambassador Jusserand departs New York on La Savoie bound for Cyrone after visiting President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill. He praises Roosevelt as the greatest man in the western hemisphere and discusses minor points in a U S France treaty while noting France seeks a similar accord to Germany on wines. Paul Morton, also aboard, disappears. others include Mr and Mrs Robert H McCurdy and Dr and Mrs Henry F Deane with military attaché Cant P W Fournier aboard.

New York J J Jusserand America Cyrone la Savoie Washington Roosevelt Sagamore Hi Atard Jussevand United States France Germany Uasted States Paul Morton Morton Robert H McCurdy Henry F Deane WN. Fournier Hfrench

Immigrant Stations Sited for Charleston New Orleans

Commissioner General Frank P Sargent accompanied by A D Frye and Inspector William Wirdom visited Charleston New Orleans and Galveston to select sites for new immigrant stations. Contracts soon for construction in the three cities. Goal to divert immigration from Ellis Island to Southern ports with additional steamship routes to Europe.

Frank P Sargent D Frye New York William Wirdom The Treasury South Charleston New Orleans Gollvester Washington Ellis Island Galviston Bose Ports

Wager on Folk Marks First Bet in Hayward County

Lafe Brown, born same day as Folk of Missouri, placed the county's first stake on the 148 presidential race. He bet $100 with Cyril Webb, offering Folk a slight odds edge if he secures the Democratic nomination. The wager follows Gov Falk's Brownsville visit stirring local backing for Folk in the South.

Washington Lafe Brown Folk Wissouri Missouri Mar Gles Hayward County Cyril Webb Joe Folk United States Carrjes Falk Gov Falk Brownsville South

Deserters Sought by Police and Army Rewards

Deserters from Fort Myer and the Marine Barracks at the Navy Yard are sought with rewards offered for each capture. William C. Dondell, 24, a Marine at the barracks, is named among the deserters. Arthur Widen, 25, and Vid Canady, 25, are also reported missing with descriptions.

Army Maine Corps Fort Myer Marine Baracks Navy Yard Wiliam C Dondell Ms Capare Fort Warhoes Arthur WV Iden Canady

John H Bankhead Appears Victory in Alabama Nomination

Opposition to Senator John H. Bankhead has faded as reports indicate he will be elected on July 12 to fill the remainder of the term of the late John T Morgan of Alabama.

John H. Bankhead John T Morgan Alabama

Power Struggle Over Fire Chief Dismisses Belt Authority

Commissioner Macfarland disapproved Chief Belt's promotions and ordered captains to relay directives, effectively placing the department under his control. Belt's authority shrinks as infractions and budgets loom, with $50,000 for new engine houses delayed and salary promotions at July 1 at risk of reverting to the Treasury.

Macfarland Belt Fire Department Congress Chief Belt West Police Department Iis

Legal Record of June 2 1907 DC Court Adjourned Sessions

Record from Court of Appeals District of Columbia and Equity Court listing dozens of cases with numbers and parties such as Osborn, Smith, Clark, Browning, Slater, Mitchell, Union Trust, and others. Includes assignments, guardians, bonds, and judgments across Circuit and Criminal Courts, Probate and Bankruptcy entries with multiple attorneys named and case actions like motions, demurrers, and orders.

Court of Appeals District of Columbia Supreme Court Equity Court Justice Clabaugh Eles Ve Ion Pace Osborn Ve. Leibt Attorn We Williarmo Weaden W. MM Willo Onborn Clark Va Ci BS Buackall Man Browning Ve Browning Guardian Ad Item W. Browning Cowardie W F Whitebond J Darlington Cotton ton—Mitchell Robeson Ve. McNeill & McNeill Aukam Hutton Va. Hutton Grew Binson Attorneys Atorneys Mackey Hargraves Ve. Harg Merthat and Wolf Darlington Rinout Va Knopp Et al Fox and Williams Edmonston Vs. Elmonston Adrigans Roach & Watkine Hurley Va Hurley Gles— Ambrose Emery Ve National Correspondence Institute Ralston & Siddons Lackie, Fulton, Cox, and McHinley Western Ve .Western Agnew Lear Prudential Insurance Company J Taylor A Taylor H. Johnson Berry & Minor Slocum Ya Crown Birneys& Woodard Howerd United States Metrcomb Motor Company Commissioner of Patents Bond Costa Robert N. Kenyon Rogers Bayard Ruckman American Pin Company Fonda Et al Brandenburg & Brandenburg Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Company Sturgeon Lloyd T Everett Hayden Johnson Atchison Attorness Lancaster & Smith H Thomas Such P Blatt Cunningham Va Beyer Davail, Jr John Ridout Haldeman Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company Torneys BE & Maroney Matthews David Hemiston & Colbert Walters Washington Railway and Flectric Company Lockie, Fulton & Cox Douglas G P Hoover Slater Vehavnor LA Bailey Anson John E Taylor

Real estate transfers list across various DC squares and streets

Real estate transfer notices document numerous transactions in Washington DC areas including Peters, Ridgely, and Wardman properties. Transfers cover multiple squares such as Coffingham Place and Mount Pleasant, with buyers including Mary Nichols, Edward Balloch, William Eltavin, Philip Smith, Walter Alipscomb, and Clarence Warmax among trustees and heirs. Counts list lot numbers, blocks, street boundaries, and nominal sums, noting dower interests and trust arrangements across Northwest and Northeast districts.

Mount Pleasant Clarence F Warmax Moment Viking Eighteenth Street Heights Arthur Randle Frederick McIntire Johnston Et Vir Charles Thorpson Burch Connecticut Avenue Gandensto Mary Hlant Abraham Goldman First Second Fourteenth Street Heights Clarence B Ae Margaret M Peterson Howard G. Wilkins New York Avenue Higge Market Company Riggs Market Lota Fourteenth Stree Northwest Square Claudia “I Moran Randolph PD Moran Square Charles Davidson Henry McBreslay Sixth Mary R Sheridan Andrew J Daniel Frawley Joseph Heller Janes T Frawley Florida Stenus Brookland Lune Ae Thompson John M

Treasury Reform Urges Banks To Aid Public Funds

Milton H Ailes vice president of Riggs National Bank spoke at the Ohio Bankers Association session in Cincinnati on the Aldrich act and the Treasury banks relation. He urged the Treasury to deposit revenues with depositary banks and warned against an independent Treasury due to political criticism and potential financial disaster.

Cincinnati Ohio Ohio Bankers Association Milton H Ailes Riggs National Bank Washington, DC Treasury Iflas Andrew Jackson Ailes Congress Treasury Department Secretary of the Treasury Treasurs Ades America Bank of the United States National Bank Act Affes Frank A Vanderlip City National Bank of Nework Milton Rigge National Bank

Central Bank Plan Aimed at Stabilizing Money Market

The article discusses a currency plan favoring government revenues in bank credits, with Comptroller Ridgely backing central bank ideas. It notes banks’ isolation during stress and argues for a central authority to provide relief, while contrastingTreasury independence. A commission including Treat, Ridgely, and Roberts will study Treasury bank relations and fund distribution.

Alles Treasury Mr Aliley George E Roberts Mint Cortelyou Charles H. Treat United States William Barret Ridgely Currency The Treasury Des Startment

J Decker Not Arrested After Glen Echo Report

An incorrect report in The Post claimed J J Decker of Glen Echo was arrested by Marshal Collins for offensive conduct near Glen Echo. Investigation shows the name was confused with a man arrested on game night. Decker was merely an onlooker during the arrest.

J J Decker Glen Echo Marshal Collins Glen Echo Lpon Decker Marshal Collis

New Light House Officer Appointed Superintendent in Charge

George Warrington of Chicago has been named superintendent of the Engineering Department of the Light House Service. He previously worked at Vulcan Iron Works as secretary and owned Warrington Ship Yards. He joined the service in 1904 as superintendent of construction and will oversee repairs, new designs, and construction of floating aids to navigation. Eckington Property Is Sold to Wardman for 3450. Moore and Hill, incorporated, sold 1434 Eckington Place NE for Harry Wardman. The two story brick colonial house with a wide porch marks the last in Wardman’s row to be sold.

George Warrington Chicago Ill Light House Warrington Vulcan Iron Works Warrington Ship Yards Eckington Moore & Hill, Incorporated Harry Wardman Eckington Place Wardman

Pabst Eight-Day Malting Process Explained

Pabst explains that eight full days of malt ing extract all food values from barley grain. The brewery perfected an Eight-Day Malting Process that follows Nature and produces the perfect malt for brewing.

Pabst

Pabst Blue Ribbon touted as nourishing beer staple

An advertisement extols Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer as rich in nutriment and wholesome nourishment that aids digestion and digestion of other foods. It claims drinking a glass provides real nourishment and promotes health.

Property Transfers in Washington District Listings

A sequence of real estate transfers lists numerous parcels in the District of Columbia. Entries show buyers, sellers, and securing institutions, with lot numbers, streets, and monetary figures ranging from modest sums to ten thousand dollars, across areas including Square 68, Square 403, Columbia Heights, Fourteenth Street Heights, and Southeast and Northwest sections.

Property liens and security interests listed for several lots in Washington

A catalog of secured notes and mortgages records transfers and collateral details for properties on Oregon Street Northwest Florida Avenue Northeast and Warren Street Northeast. Transactions involve Catherine S Peshall James T Frawley Mary F Ingram Susan B Albert The Methodist Home and others with sums from 100 to 7000 dollars and terms from six months to seven years.

Jacob Tome Institute Leb ‘Woodyard Twenty-second Street Mary Gibbs Mary F Ingram Warren Street Susan E Albart Mary K Rice Frank L .Stickney Methodist District of Columbia Stickney Committee M Street Sixth Street Fenarimen George WY White Washington Loan and Trust Company Wigfield W Lee White Washington Loan and Turat Company Horatead George W Acorn Lewis E Breaminger Aller Square Catherine S .Peshall O PF M Brown J Ginton Tribby Charles Ho Tribby Oregon Street Margeret M Forsyth John Thomas P Brown Vincent A. Eneeby Bernard Leonard Squarh Christink Umhall George M Emmerich Douglass Mackall Washington Bix Fer Cent Permanent Building Association Twelfth Street Northwest Square James T Frawley Teenth Daniel F Sprigg William J Flather William H Walker John M Jones U and V Streets John D. Bullivan Michael J Colbert Mildred D Kline Northeast Square Susan B Albert John D_ Sullivan Methodist Home Clarence B Rheem Alexander T Hensey Harry T Jones

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