Milestone official Machen greeted by vast Washington crowd
Former government official Machen arrived at Keene amid a sea of supporters. Brothers Dr Francis, Charles, and William helped him reach a waiting car as hundreds of men, women, and children pressed close to congratulate him. He thanked the crowd for their warmth and spoke of his gratitude for the reception in Washington.
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Machen
Francis
Charles
William
Keene
Formar Post Office
Machenamilet
Bankers
Taylor
United States
Heaven
Charles A Douglass
William’ V. Cox
Second National Bank
Initiate
Bankers* ‘Association
Charles J. Bell
American Security and Trust Company
Roland Rkhoderek
Dana Holland
Percival Wicon
Claxton ‘Lee Chainman
Georg
T Hood
Sarsaparill
Stowell
Wolfe Domi
Pacit
Werrell
Hine
Redford
G_ LeRoy Livingstad
Tilman EE Payne
Dickie
Panes 2
White
Biographical DC Directory Reok of Special Salt to Washington
A biographical feature highlights the District of Columbia from the pen of Commissioner Ma furlind. The work traces the district’s notable figures from its inception, detailing attempts to compile bios of citizens who have made lasting contributions. The volume aims for accuracy and dignity, with careful documentation of evidence.
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Washington
Fiat
Mentau
Hatart
Commission
Ma Furlind
Elada
Fireproofing and safety blamed for deadly building fires
Richard L Humphrey of the US Geological Survey warns that lax fireproofing and commercial building interests create fire traps in schools and public structures. He cites Collinwood Ohio and Boyertown Pa disasters, calls for strict fire drills, higher standards, and limits on tall high risk buildings to reduce expected heavy losses nationwide.
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Richard L. Humphery
Colinwood
Ohio
Boyertown
United States
Richard L Humphrey
Humphrey
United States Geological Survey
Wotl
Collinwood Ohio
Collinwood
Clideens
Li Gallinwood School
New York
Brillings Ter
Mercantile
New
Bettemen
Europe
Prohibition questions mark clash over Bryan leadership
A letter to the editor quotes William Bradfield pressing Mr Bryan on prohibition and constitutional issues. It argues Bryan’s stance on prohibition, taxes, and local self government tests his fit as a Jeffersonian Democrat, asserting Bryan either supports or opposes prohibition and is thus undemocratic or insincere.
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Bost
Post of Today
Messrs Cotter P Bride
Fred Kelley
W.aar An
Denver
Bryan
Beckham Prohibition Machine
Kentucky
Omaha
Nebraska
District of Columbia
Jefferson
Bryn
Jefferson William Bradfield
Lical No 24
Commercial Telegraphera Union of America
Banking Banquet Echoes Water Power Debate in Washington
At the Washington chapter banquet of the American Institute of Hawks, Senators Williams Bailey and Taylor and Representative Williams voiced sharp views on currency, water power, and banking. They debated paper money, government guarantees, and the role of banks, with Bailey urging a unified system and Williams warning against overreliance on nonuniform credit. Speakers warned that panic stems from abuse of credit and stressed financial prudence and integrity.
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John Sharp Williams
Congressional
Washington
Amer
Institute
Hawkes
Bailes
Apethers
Hhuik
Roth -He
Senaim Batley
Bing
Taylor
Tennesse
Senate
Redeemr
Bailey
White House
Sax
France
oUiams
Flo
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Health Benefits
Prescription style testimonial from Flemings Campbell and Mrs GW Chandia praising Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior spring medicine. They claim it purifies blood, refreshes complexion, relieves tired feet, and boosts resistance to disease for the upcoming hot season.
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Flemings Campbell
R J Satisfactory
GW Chandia
Treadway Everett Maas
Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief in Newspaper Ad
An advertisement promotes Swamp Root as a natural kidney liver and bladder remedy for back pain urinary issues and other symptoms. It touts its safety and effectiveness and offers sample bottles and a book of information from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer & Co
Binghamton N
Washington Sunday Post
Drowned Magician Wood and Daughter in Gulf of Mexico
Reports link magician Wood and his daughter Bertha Mercedes Wood to a yacht tragedy near Progreso Mexico. Conflicting accounts allege foul play and theft of jewelry worth about 15000, with State Department urged to investigate. Widow Mrs Wood seeks action. connections to Shamokin banker Conrad Gracher and theater circles noted.
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State Department
Wo Wood
Bertha Mercedes Wood
Gulf of Mixico
Wood
Mexico
South America
Fontera
Canute Buines
Laguna
Prof Wood
Mag Cook
Hastings Grawson
S17
West
Fortysixth Street
Woods Southern Tora
Eugene Wood
Bhamokin
Wilbur J Carr
Consular
W B Wood
Newcastle
Clawson
H C Hengstler
Bureab
Miss Wood
Conrad Gracher
Milas Wood
Groeber
Hastings Clawson
Progreso Meco
Robert S Boyd
United States
Eing
Mr Boyd
Mr Clawson
Ifa
Weed
Nicholas
Tie
Pief Wondard
Frontera Mexic
Hoogsends
Woad
Keller
South
Central America
Sahame
Shamokin
Seison
Thie
Countr
No Fat Women at Lyons Wor True Grace and Marmola Plan
A traveler extols Lyons women as elegant rather than thin, links this to Marmola use for weight loss in American women, and cites a home remedy with Marmola Cascara Aromatic and Syrup to shed fat without wrinkles. Weather bulletin predicts mixed precipitation, rising highs in the South, cooler Mid-Atlantic, and variable winds across coasts with detailed hourly temps.
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Lyons
Silk Town
Bank Consolidation Ready in New York
President Eldridge Jordan of Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank and Arthur Plant of Traders National Bank announce in New York that consolidation plans are nearly complete. The merger aims to form a large central savings institution replacing the two banks with branches, preserving staff and operations while shifting stock ownership to Merchants and Mechanics holders.
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Eldridge Jordan
New York
Traders National Bank
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Link
Arthur Plant
Trades Bank Llaridge Jordan
Merchants and Mechanes Saving Bank
Morrow
Oldridge
Tora
Mercer
Acord
Sarrgs
Natonal Bank
Mechanica Savings Bank
Tradere National Bank
Traders Bank
Savings Bank
Seventh
Ravings Featuri Ag
Killed on a hand car in Washington area collision
Italian twenty year old Joseph Scudder of 310 Four and a half street Southwest was killed when a Washington Annapolis and Baltimore electric train struck a hand car near Atterson Prince George County Md. Frank R Marre of 210 Willow Tree alley was injured but survived after treatment at the Casualty Hospital. Both men were en route to work when the train rounded a curve and could not avoid the collision. Scudder died before reaching the hospital and was sent to the District morgue.
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Joseph Scudder
Washington
Annapolis
Baltimore
Atterson
Prince George County
Frank R Marre
Willow Tree Alley
Scudder
Marro
Fifteenth
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Prscyer
Oael
Italy
Dawson
Geological Survey
MR. Bride
Mr. Bradfield
Bank Glerks
Senator Bailey
Sarsanaria
Binghamton
Prof. Wood
Dept of Agricultura Weather Bureau
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Hu & Aies
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Mlaa
SPAN
Ren
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Sorin
Sete
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Thornton’s
Reliable Shoe Stores
7Th St. NW
Traders National and
Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Royal Worcester
Adilso
San Francisco
BON Ton
Trice
Rra
Cal
Selinger’s
Washington Post
The
Christian Xander
Belle OF
Nelson
Tennessee
Brasch
Quality House
7Th Street
Tharp
Berkeley
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Sean Tavéren
Euparior Plain
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