Post Tourists Leave for Pacific Coast Trip
Four winners of The Post's trip to the Jeffries Johnson fight depart from Washington at 1 22 pm for Chicago after a sendoff by hundreds at The Post building. They carry letters from Representative Bartlett and will visit Reno and the Pacific coast, with Roche accompanied by two daughters. The Arion Singing Society presents Roche with 100 and two months vacation pay. Bartlett's letter requests Reno editors show the group courtesy. The Post also publishes noon standings of the contest, noting gains by Fitzwilliam and others.
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Union Station
Washington
Chicago
Union Biation
P. F. O'Connor
I. H Rowland
Martin Becker
J. J. Roche
P F O'Connor
Bartlett
Reno Evening Gazette
House of Representatives
U. 3
Committee On Mines and Mining
Washington, D. C
Oscar R. Morgan
Reno
Nev
Oscar
Messrs.s O. Lowland
P.F. O'Connor
Washington Post
Geo. A. Bartlett
D. J. Fitzwilliam
Goodacre
J. A. Fogle
Philip Baker
Cannon Backing? Speaker Cannon Says He Will Return If Republicans Win
In a farewell White House call Speaker Cannon urged that if he is alive for the next session he would be under Republican party control. He warned that chaos would follow a return and praised anticipated Republican victory, while many lawmakers visited to bid farewell to the President.
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White House
Cannon
Congress
Missouri Senator Stone Denies Attack on State Department
Missouri Senator Stone replies to New York Herald dispatches accusing him of attacking the State Department over Nicaragua policy. He says he has not charged officials, merely sought information, and disputes quoted remarks by Senator Cullom. He Supports further inquiry if needed but favors cooperation with the department. A related note: next fiscal year will shift public domain surveys to General Land Office staff, a move Dennett says will save money.
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Missouri
Washington
New York Heralds
State Department
Nicaragua
New York Herald
Cullom
Secretary of State
Committee On Foreign Relations
Department
General Land Office
Dennett
Belasco Stage Delivers Robertson Comedy Caste
The Belasco hosted Ben Greet Players in a bright performance of T W Robertson's Caste a social drama from the sixties. Greet Eccles and Miss Ruth Vivian drew praise while J S Crawley and A Hylton Allen provided solid support. receipts go to the Clara Morris fund.
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Ben Greet
T. W. Robertson
Wea
Mr. Greet
Eccles
Crawley
Capt
Hawtree
A. Hylton Allen
George d'Alroy
George Vivian
Samuel Gerridge
Ruth Vivian
Harum-Scarum
Polly
Violet Vivian
g’Sioy
Meline Rorke
Marquise St. Maur
Clara Morris
Greel
Delicately Formed Ladies urged to use Syrup of Figs
Delicately formed and gentle women of all seasons are advised to use Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe, pleasant, and natural laxative suitable for maidens, wives, and mothers. The genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product is sold by leading druggists in a single package size for fifty cents.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Three Held For Robberies In Northwest Stores
Detectives Howlett and Pratt arrested Charles Helm Julia Smoot and Walter Smoot on charges connected to thefts at Dulin & Martin Company and Louvre Grove Company on F Street Northwest. Over $100 in stolen goods recovered. Helm admitted thefts and led to Smoots home. Smoot charged with receiving stolen property and Walter Smoot with larceny, all alleged to be involved in weeks of robberies.
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Dulin & Martin Company
F Street Northwest
Louvre Grove Company
Louvre
Charles Helm
Nichols Avenue
Helm
Julia Smoot
Pierce Place
Polee
Smoot
Walter Smoot
Dulin & Martin
Congressmen face contest in North Carolina primaries
Returns from North Carolina primaries show no newcomer has a majority as counties report incomplete results. Re nominations for C R Thomas and Godwin may be contested. Manning versus Allen for supreme court justice will be settled at the Charlotte state convention on July 14. Henry C Brown of Surry wins one nomination for commissioner. a later convention will decide between Graham of Greenville and Lee of Haywood for the other post.
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Godwin
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
C.R. Thomas and
Manning
Durham
Allen
Wayne
Supreme Court
Charlotte
Henry C. Brown
Surry
Aw., Graham
Grantville
W. T. Lee
Haywood i
Still Oppose Hughes Direct Nominations Divide GOP
New York Republicans in the city debate direct nominations during Albany’s extraordinary session. Taft backs convention system while Hughes supporters push Greene Hinman reform. Roosevelt reportedly against any change that ends the state convention. leaders cite Taft firmly opposing such a bill.
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Washington, Post
New York
Albany
Timothy L. Woodruft
Sluts
James W. Wadsworth
Woodruff
Taft
Wadsworth
Republican State Organization
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Oyster Bay
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Gov
Hughes
Ohio
Col. Roosevelt
Postmaster Greiner
Buffalo
John W. Dwight
J. Sloat Fassett
George R. Malby
Wainwright
West Chester
Cyrus W. Phillips
Monroe
Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke resigns from Met Museum
New York June 27 Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke resigns after five years as director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Trustees led by J Pierpont Morgan accept the move citing poor health. He will receive full salary for one year and $5000 annually for life and may become honorary European correspondent. Clarke, 54, long noted art critic, previously led London’s Kensington Museum. Successor not yet named.
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New York
Casper Purdon Clarke
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Pierpont Morgan
Sir Caspar
United States
Scotch Kensington Museum
London
Rain Stops Suburban League Game Between Petworth and Woodburn
Suburban League game between Petworth and Woodburn halted in the third inning due to rain. Score was 0 to 0 when called. Woodburn pitcher Barton had struck out four in two innings, with LeDuc on third for Petworth after a triple.
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Petworth
Woodburn
Barton
LeDuc
Amateur Games Today Across Multiple Leagues
Bankers' League features American Security against Riggs while Capital City League schedules Cornell Company versus Sewage Pumping Station. Commercial League lists Herali against Southeast, MGA Departmental League postposed, Independence League has St Paul versus Naa Marquette, Congressional Olympia League Olives against Prospect. Southern Railway League matches Bookkeepers against aw. Suburban League pairs Brightwood against Petworth, Sunday School League pits Ninth against Sixth, Terminal Railroad M C A League lists Southern Railway against Station. Colored Departmental League posts Postoffics versus Interior.
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American Security Va
Riggs
Capital City League
Cornell Company
Herali Ve
MGA
Independence League
St. Paul Va
Brightwood
Petworth
Terminal Railroad
M. C
Southern Railway
Interior
Bourne charges offers of federal jobs to Illinois lawmakers
Senator Bourne of Oregon denounces corrupt methods in Illinois politics. He cites attempts during the Oregon senatorial primary to bribe legislators with federal appointments if they ignored No. 1 pledges. Bourne warns voters that compromises placing party ahead of people threaten democracy and may invite corruption.
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Piedgen
Peoria
Ill
Illinois
United States
Bourne
Oregon
Republican National Committee
Dimuis
Commerce and Labor battle Commissioners in 2 to 2 draw
In a wrangled game between Commerce and Labor and the Commissioners, a 2 to 2 tie was reached. Key players include Brunner, Norriss, Hurley, Hessler, Moran, Evans, Kinney, and Byrd. Officials: Umpire Mr Betts. Time of game 56 minutes.
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Gant Tee
Oas Brunner
GjLay
van B'k
t'Handibos
Kinney
Qj Hurley
Moran
Hessler
Moreland
Harding
Evang
O Thomas
Hichmond
Moriarby
Rapp
gySlwonterd
Norriss
O Byrd
Spobertson
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Norrisa
Hurley
B. Commissioners
Bale
Byrd
Robertson
Heesler
Hurney
Handibos
Brunner
Evans
Hesaler
Woodward
Dalk
Mr. Betts
Navy Yard Edges Midway In Capital City League
Navy Yard held off Midway 3 to 2 in a tightly contested Capital City League game. Jaeschke sparked Navy Yard with key hits as pitchers Givannatti and Riston battled. several players each contributed, including Roundtree and Mertz.
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Jaeschke
Midway
AE Navy
McCarthy
Jaendhke
Mertz
McDough
Rountree
Wirst
Givannatti
Connors
Riston
Roundtree
Miles
Histon
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Brauner
Anderson
Harris
Russo
Daly
Downey
Givannatt
Peter Hoffman
St Martins edge Manhattan in close Independence League win
St Martin's defeats Manhattan 2 to 1 behind Becker’s solid pitching with twelve strikeouts and three hits allowed. Key players include Dampier Donnelly Davis Molloy and Leonard for Manhattan, while St Martin's hitters produced decisive runs guiding a 2-1 victory in a tightly contested game.
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Ba. Mart’s
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Brewer
Riddle
Mallow
Uynch
Tani
Damp'r
Cokpw'th
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Rod Julian
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Fegan
Aor Betker
oUrmbaugh
Leonard
Umbaugh
Dampier
Donnelly
Davis
Molloy
Umbaug
Newman
Government Printing Office forfeits to Bureau in league
The Government Printing Office team forfeited to the Bureau in the Colored Departmental League. The Bureau then defeated the engravers in an exhibition game, 1 to 0.
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Government Printing Office
Bureau
Engravers
Grace for Pullman Company Sleeping Car Rates Order Suspended
Commerce Commission halts its July 4 rate cut on sleeping cars between Chicago and St Paul and to the north Pacific coast after attorneys fail to secure a circuit court hearing in Chicago. The suspension runs to July 12 pending further action.
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St. Paul
North Pacific Coast
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