Republicans Meet In New Willard With Fairbanks Attendee Hopefuls
At the annual National Republican Editorial Association convention in Washington editors from across the country debated future presidential prospects. Vice President Fairbanks urged unity and lauded the Republican press while ex Secretary Root and others discussed policy. A White House reception followed, with a large delegation including State editors and prominent politicians in attendance.
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National Republican Editorial Association
New Willard
Fairbanks
William Cappeller
Roosevelt
New York
Root
Edwin BH
Albany
Sleicher
John A Sletcher
Leslie
Eturn
Beuil Fie
Sleiche
Jay Gould
Westernon Company
Gould
Macaulay
Henry S Hiwill
Lser
United States
Macwulay
Miro Slucher
William S Cappeller
Mansfeld
Ohio
George C Rankin
Monmouth
Til
Joseph M Chapple
Botton
Mass
Lewis McKinstry
Fredonia
Stuart F Reed
Clarksburg
W Va
E. H Marin
Mackville
N. C
C. Bunnell
Dangville
Republican Party
Congress
White House
Massachusetts Avenue
Shaw
Alger
Allee
Gamble
Heyburn
Clark
Wyoming
Beveridge
Hemenway
Burkett
Ankeny
Illinois Republican Editorial Association
George Rankin
Atlas
Sanders
Oregon
JR Stewart
Champaten
Calbound
Ex-Com
Reporter
Waterloo
L. Young
Capital
Des Moines
Harvey Ingham
Jy Hana
Press
Manchester
Murphy
Fagle
Vinton
Kansas Republican Editorial Association
J E Junkin
Bulletin
Sterling Charles
Scott Register
Iola
Victor Murdock
Eagie
Wichita
D R Anthony
Jr. Times
Leavenworth
Sarvid
Chase
Waltham
C P Baird
Malden
E Winship
Journal of Education
Boston
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National
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Journal
Revere
Starbuck Tribune
H. H Alberton
The
Item
Lyne
Michigan
Republican Editorial Association
George T Campbell
Argus
Owossa
C. Vaughan
Republican
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WEB
Collins
Leader
Gloversville
Bunnell
Advertiser
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Charles S Franus
Exr
Times
Troy
Addis
Standard Hreuster
Frank Mc Connell
Patriot
Fulton
CFB
Coe
Star Eagle
Renesélaer
Carl G. Clarke
Recard
Perry
J H
Dudley
Roabury
Darrow
Courier
Chatham
Robert L Forbes
R. W. Farrar
Globe
Lancaster
Os Cappeller
News
Mansfield
G Marding
Star
Marton
McCoy
Age
Coshocton
Chew Colzettie
Menie
M. Miller
Springfield
Oregon Republican Editorial Association
D. M . Gault
Independent
Hillsboro
William J Clarke
Gervels
Baker
Salem Oregon
H W Coe
Sentinel
Fortland
H Marsh
Pacife
Miner
Portland
Pennsyvania
Charles Emory Smith
Falladelphia
P Habgood
Bradford
Virginia
R A Anderson
Kens
Marion
West Virginia
P V
Telegram
Darksburg
Sioux Indians Fail to See Roosevelt Over Grievances in Washington
A Yankton Sioux delegation of 15 to 20 men traveled to Washington to seek redress for land and liquor issues after voting for Roosevelt. They met with no audience at the White House or Interior Department, then held a rain-soaked powwow at a boarding house. Interpreters said traders still sell liquor on Yankton Reservation, while leaders urged government detectives to curb drinking and secure their land rights under a 1893 treaty.
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White House
Leupp
Yankton
D. D
Roosevelt
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Interior Department
Washington
South Dakota
Dakotas
Third Street
David Zephier
Indian Bureau
Zephier
Indiana
Tate to Replace Republican Attorney in Georgia District
The Office for Southern Democrat reports President Roosevelt offered former Representative F. Tate of Georgia the U S district attorney post for the Northern district of Georgia. Tate, a Democrat, would replace current Republican A Angier. Observers deem the move personal, not political. Tate served six terms in Congress on Naval Affairs and was allied with Moody, former Navy secretary. Capt Seth Bullock and his cowboys were hosted by the President at the White House after riding through the rain and selling their ponies.
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Tate
Roosevelt
United
Georgia
F. €. Tate
A. Angier
Congress
Committee On Naval Affairs
Capt. Bullock
White House
Seth Bullock
White
Hairisplitters
Toledo
Ohio
McKinley
Washington
New York
Maj. Roulet
Ratsplitters
President Receives Honorary German Students Diploma
President Roosevelt met with a committee led by Dr. Carl Beck in the White House to accept a diploma making him an honorary member of the Vereinigung Alter Deutscher Studenten Amerikas. The event followed his Germany studies and included praise for German university students' influence on American life.
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German Students’ Association
Vereinigung_a
Alter Deutscher Stedentenn Amerika
Glennan
Universities’ Association
A. J. W. Kern
United German Societies of New York
A. Ripperger
Charles
House of Representatives
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Post Office Inquiry Probes Twine and Time Clock Contracts
President orders a further investigation into twine and Bundy time clock contracts bought by the Post Office Department under J M Masten. The probe, noted in Bristow’s report, targets lacking detail and is conducted by Rougeot’s directive while Masten shifts to railway mail service and Wynne recommended dismissal.
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Post Office Department
J M Masten
Rougeelt
Bristow
Masten
Railway Mail Service
Wynne
Death of Jacques Jouvenal Washington sculptor
Jacques Jouvenal a Washington sculptor born in 1829 in Pimache Germany died at his home 311 1h Street NW He emigrated to the United States in 1853 married Mary Hauser August 17 1853 and moved to Washington in 1855 He celebrated his golden wedding in 1903 Survived by widow two sons four daughters thirteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral Friday with interment at Rock Creek Cemetery
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Pimache
Germany
Ife
Francois Jouvenal
Mary Gerard
Bluquenot
France
New York City
Mary Hauser
Jouvenal
Washington
Gen von Steuben
Good Hope Hil
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tenth Street
Sillson
Senate
Capitol
Rock Creek Cemetery
Sudden Death From Fever Claims Charles A Bretow
Charles A Bretow, long time government employee in this city, died at his home 921 Sixth Street NW at 1230 yesterday morning at age 62 from typhoid fever. He served in the Civil War, later worked in the War Department and the General Land Office. The funeral is private at the family residence with burial at Arlington. Survived by a widow and a ten year old daughter.
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Charles A. Bretow
Charles A Bretow
Sixth Street
Germany
Breton
St Clair
Mich
Michigan Volunteers
United States Regulars
Washington
War Department
General Land Office
Arlington
Miscalle P Breton
Kilian
Aurelia Breton
Inaugural Committee Honors and Aftermath
Secretary Hitchcock distributes medals to chairmen at New Willard headquarters and announces concert ticket refunds. Firemen report no fires during Pension Office decorations as Chaffee commends police for parade handling. rosters note praise from Gen Chaffee and others while Ratsplitters party ends with White House handshake.
Fire damages warehouse and vacant house in southeast
A fire last night mildly damaged B. B. Earlshaw's warehouse at Tenth street and Georgia avenue southeast with unknown origin. A vacant house at 312 Georgia avenue southeast also burned, causing about 900 to 1200 in damage. origin of both blazes is undetermined. A notice promotes Thomas Jefferson’s famous Bible reprint from Congress plates, available at The Post Business Office.
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B. B. Earlshaw
Tenth Street
Georgia Avenue
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Nubushers
Plan Religion in Schools Dissenting Member Intimates Minority Overridden
A fifteen member committee formed by ministers considered Rev Dr Randolph H McKim's plan for religious moral training in public schools. The majority reached an agreement and will report to Hon Hilary A Herbert for a forthcoming conference. Two dissenters Rabbi Louis Stern and William W Prescott may enter a minority report. The next meeting promises a heated discussion.
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Conference of Ministers
Randolph H McKim
Shoreham
Hilary A Herbert
General Conference
Sui
Louis Stern
Willam W Prescott
Herbert
Weather conditions and temperature readings across the United States
The weather bulletin reports low pressure over the Atlantic and Gulf States with disturbances in the Mississippi Valley and Northwest moving southeast. Rain and snow affect the North, South, and Midwest while temperatures fall in Texas to the Great Lakes and rise in the Mid Atlantic and West. Forecasts call for rain in the South Atlantic and East Gulf, generally fair weather in the West, and varying wind patterns from coast to coast with cooler temperatures in several regions. Local readings show temperatures from midnight through evening with highs around the mid fifties and lows in the forties, plus tides, sunshine, and rainfall data.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Atlantic
Gulf States
Mississippi
Minnesota
Mississippi River
North Dakota
Texas
Lower Lake Region
Michigan
Middle
South Atlantic
Upper Lake Region
Misalesippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
New England
East Gulf
West Gulf States
West
Windo
Middle Atlantic
West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
North Sunda
Grand Banks
Man Run Over by Engine On Pennsylvania Tracks
Edwin Mays, a regro man, was run over by a moving engine along the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks between Sixth and Seventh streets about 10 PM He was mangled and taken to Emergency Hospital where doctors fear he will die He gave his name as Edwin Mays and said he lived at 1715 I Street NW The crew did not see him until after the incident and did not know of it at the time The engineer was L D Ryan of 101 Hieckman St SE and F Radcliffe of 42 A St NW also involved A second incident reports Mrs George Smith 50 of Potomac Md struck by a street car at Fifteenth and G Streets NW and carried on the car fender but escaped injury.
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New Willard
Hitchcock
Ailes
Pension Building
Sanders & Stayman
F Street
Bradbury
Pennsylvania Avenue
Droop & Sons Company
Senate
Wilson
Pension Office
Belt
Macfarland
Grover Cleveland
Marfarland
Edwin Mays
McChay
I Street
L D. Ryan
Hieckman Street
F. & Radcliffe
A Street
George Smith
Potomac
Fifteenth
G Streets
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Lafe Young
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Sonapare Rha Hye
Theodore Rodosevelt
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Panama Canal
George Cohen
Seventh Street
Homeopathic Hospital
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Police
Sylvester
Adna R. Chaffee
Cenegress
Porta Rican Regiment
San Juan
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Grand Army Veterans
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Department of the Potomac
Rauscher's
Little Sisters of the Poor
St. Ann’s
St Josephs Asylums
W. F. Downey
Southern Seminary
Buena Vista
E. H Rowe
E. H. Rowe
Mount Vernon
Charlton Scully
Blanche Eccleston
Genevieve Abney
Lyla Tate
North Carolina
Jane Wingfield
Eva Lindsay
Louise Merriweather
Hattie Turner
Stell, Kerns
Bettie Griffith
Maryland
Lansburgh & Bro
Peedley
Sanders & Stayman Co
Peter Grogan
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Great Atlantic & Pacific
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B. A. Bowman
Trey Diamond
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Lolis
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Lowis D Aine & Fo
Conrad Dodge
Jackson Phillips Brick Company
Pleschmanh
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Alexandria
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Macdonnal& School OF Phrenology and Psychoulogy
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Tie Shoomaker CO
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