Democrats and the South unite to restore party power
A political editorial urges Democrats to discard factionalism and embrace a united national program. It argues Southern Democrats must demand loyalty to party principles to restore influence, avert demagoguery, and ensure safe, democratic governance across states and regions.
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Protest over colored apartment plan on Ward Place
A petition signed by Charles F. Raub and about thirty nearby residents urges District Commissioners to deny a proposed colored apartment house on Ward Place between New Hampshire Avenue and Twenty-second Street NW, claiming property values would fall. Building Inspector Ashford says no permit has been applied for yet and he would have no discretion to deny once an application arrives.
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Dstrict
Ward Place
New Hampsure Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Charles F. Raub
New Hampshire Avenue
Ashford
Man Wounds Self as Razor Drops at Bar Fight
A waiter at the S'tits Reuter Hotel bar intervened when Thomagy McNamara drew a razor at the St. Louis hotel saloon. The blade nicked McNamara's neck as the assailant, reportedly under the influence of Yujuar, was restrained. McNamara, 31, married, living at 227 Four and a Half Street, sustained a short neck cut and minor injuries. the assailant was removed to hospital, not believed to intend self harm.
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Lousmexer
S'tits Reuter
Thomagy McNamara
Wicker
MecNamara
Rimrom
McNa Maras
Kean
McNamara
Siveral
Rucker
Senators Express Sympathy At Payson Event
Striking Breathers meeting heard messages from Congressmen Senators and business leaders expressing sympathy with Payson’s chairman. Communiqués urged patience as essential, with names including Gearin Oregon Hares California Lamb Virginia Jones Washington Metcher Minnesota Moore Shackleford Missouri Randall Sulzer and others. A separate report notes Lawrence Batts’ remarks on a plot against Charles Ho Park with a court adjournment and bail details.
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Strikitgs Breavers
Congress
T C Paysons
Chcirman
Patience
Fram Peer
Willis J. Moore
Weather Bureau
Dorsey Shackleford
Missour
B Randall
William Sulzer
New York
Lawrence Batts
Hhoar
Fars
Rogers
Wig Wuts
Chales Ho Park
Mamettrate Wahle
Tombs
Aton
Aefiult
Indictment in Oregon Agent Case Faces Appeal Move
Attorney Worthington warned he may seek a special appeal before trial as Judge Gould hears arguments on the indictment against Representative Binger Hermann for destroying Land Office records in 1903. The defense challenges sufficiency and official status of letters cited, while the prosecution maintains the charge is definite despite destroyed documents. The grand jury reported March 3 1909.
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Worthington
Oregon
Kramme
Jusine Gould
No 1
Binger Hermann
Genii Lend Office
Daniel W Baker
H Prescott Gatley
Ofice
Adkins
Attorpy Baker
Urimurrer
Gould
Land Office
Grand Jury
WHO HEAD THE LIST CONTEST HIGHLIGHTS RACE TO NOON
Candidates redouble efforts for a strong showing as coupon editors tally votes until noon Tallied results to appear tomorrow show standings of more than ten competitors and forecast an avalanche of debats and speculation about leaders and exact positions.
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Brent Washington Post
Vaughn Bible Class Banquet Celebrates 15th Year
In Washington the Vaughn Bible Class of Calvary Baptist Church marked its fifteenth annual banquet with over 190 guests, a program honoring founder George H. Judd and leader Vaughn. Notable remarks praised the class’s service, patriotism, and moral focus as Rev Frank M Bristol and Gen. J Warren Keifer addressed attendees.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Eighth
D C Rue
Iistory-maling
George H. Judd
Vaughn
Tuce
J. L Vessey
W P Storal
Meltzer
Roberts
Frank M Bristol
Washington
George Washington
Germany
France
Greece
Christ
Dave Watson
W. TI. Andrews
Treasury Department
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Pye
Congress
Samuel H Greene
Joel Hands
Vaughn Cless
Woo Andrews
Able
Adams
Aldridge
Austin
Drown
Crant Barrhart
E L Baldwin
Adem Brown
Karnes
F I Bartlett
H Beck
L O Beckyer
J W Bell
L D Bisa
Thomas Bolen
J F Bowle
Thomas Boyling
Charles A Brahman
Branson
Hey Frank
K M Bristol
P H Bristow
T M Bul
Frederick Buswell
FH Caldwell
A F Campbell
A @ Cane
George Canton
F T Chapman
George Chane
C W Chase
Ar T Christman
I Comstock
Arthur Copeland
Mr Cornish
JM Cretchele
R Cochran
F Curmins
William C Dashlall
Boa Devel
H W Dickson
H F Snake
Os Rts
VW Bates
Wow Everett Hof Farmer
OM Fielding
G. Foster
B C Getsinger
Gotta
E W Grahm
JS Grant
Graser
Rev. Samual
Gre
H C Grime
J L. Hayes
George Hebbard
John
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Henry
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J C Hodges
J G Hodgs
House
Milton Hull
Jacoby
William Johns
Alexander Jameson
C Jenkinson
C Johnson
L J Johnson
Q H Judd
J Warren Keifer
W T Kerfoot
Edward Kines
H Kohler
F A Koons
John Kratz
George Laudick, Jr
Lyons Thomas Lawrence
A Lechler
L R McDonald
A McLaughlan
Charles Minn
Miller
RG Miller
Victor L Minter
C Massing
CF Nesbett
Albert R. Nichols
C W Qaborne
C D Parker
M Phelps
J W Plake
Tasker
F Folk
T Prica
J H Frice
G & Reynolds
P Rhodes
FC Rice
M Ussler
Thaddeus F Robbins
W H Roberts
Jon Mi
Rogere
HW Rempes
D B Ross
F Ruswell
Thomas J Ryland
G Gerold
Hon WS
Shalienberger
Elmer Shane
Shanks Milohanke
Shecklea
Shirley
A N
M Simpson
Hugh Smith
WR Smith
Aaton Stephen D
Summers
L Swartwout
D Thompson
Jono H Thomas
Z L. Tolci
Jr F
W Wanglin
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J L Whitney de
Whitington
Jack White
Charles Wright
WL. Wilkerson
Willett
William
Harry Weed
Mr Zinnes
Jan van Vleck
Spottswood Named Foreman of Printing in Government Office
James Vio Spottswood was named foreman of printing to succeed Oscar J Ricketts as of today amid high esteem for his forty years of service. He has long acted in the role during absences and is regarded as fully qualified though he may delay acceptance. The appointment aligns with officials’ push to promote merit within the printing office.
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Ricketts
James Vio Spottswood
Oscar J Ricketts
Spottswood
Tus Aftenoon
Capt Bran
Spottewoon
Bunliings
Spring Ailments and Hood's Sarsaparilla Cure Claim
Spring ailments such as pimples boils eczema indigestion and headaches are said to be permanently cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla which cleanses the blood and restores healthy function. The ad asserts spring health benefits and urges use of the remedy.
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Hood
Will Appeal to Courts Over Cherokee Chief Dispute
Judge Wotte declares plans to return to Indian Territory and enjoin Roegers as chief while Leupp’s decision stands. Wolfe and Frank J Boudinet seek presidential settlement on rightful Cherokee chief as referred to Leupp. The department’s December decision still recognizes Rogers as chief.
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Indian Territory
Roegers
Wotte
Cherokee Indian Cribe
Leupp
United States Court
Wolfe
Frank J Boudinet
Rogers
Reunion bid draws veterans to Washington and Atlanta
A national drive seeks to bring a summer or early autumn reunion of American soldiers and sailors to Washington and to Atlanta for the Blue and Gray gathering. Delegations from Grand Army and United Confederate Veterans posts nationwide are invited, with leaders like Gen Julian Carr coordinating a DC subcommittee. Washington drivers support the plan, hoping the event would symbolize unity and boost the capital city. The Atlanta program features multi-session talks, greetings from state and city officials, and a closing joint meeting with the national and local veteran groups.
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Atlanta
Grand Army of the Repubic
United Confederate Veterans
United States
Philippines
China
Sons of Veterans
Julian Carr
Durham
National Committee
District of Columbia
W EL Rogers
Grand Army of the Republic
Hickey
J. Ligon King
Walter Mitchell
Charles A Sillings
Carr
Col Rogers
Gan Carr
Washington
America
Republic
J H Marshall
Florida
W G Baugh
Delaware
R Blakely
New Orleans
Maj J E Dodd
W E Rogers
Washington, DC
S R Thorp
California
WG Lamb
Virginia
R H Pratt
Colorado
Harry Burne
Georgia
BH Williams
W J Walker
North Carolina
JW Mitchel
A. Lipscomb
Tennessee
Rand TC
J . Carr
J . Carr, May W H Marston
J ¥, Chase
J. W Mitchell
E. Henry
National Committee Officers and Members Named in Movement
A long list of officers and members from diverse states is named as part of the national committee and executive board. It includes Gen Julian Gurr UV and May William H Marston among many generals colonels majors captains and a chaplain from locations such as Raleigh Chicago Memphis St Louis Nashville and Palatka.
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Lowell Middleton
Conn
R B Snowden
Memphis
Tenn
Comrane
Alten
Hadford
Coon
W D Cameron
Meridian
Misa
Agjt
E Marshall
Palatka
Fla
T M Rosser
J Crawford
O S Deming
Mount Olivet
Sen
T Zechry
McDonough
Cyrus
Palatin
Fle
Jos
Booth
Austin
Tex
Hubert Ducanen
St. Louia
Griffis
Berryville
OM Breen
Oroville
Cole
VY Cook
Newport Ark
Hanrahan Ratlant
A. A. Lupscomb
Columbia
Baugh
Wilmington
Cal
Williama
Abbeville
Maretor
F Gail
Jacksony Ihe
Elward Buford
Macon
WG Lamb
Norfolk Va
J Ligon King
Washington, D
J Walter Mitchell
Henry
Japanese official to wed American girl in city ceremony
Tomorrow evening Jutaro Yamada chief steward of the US St Dolphin will marry Miss Laura L Douglas in the city. They applied for a marriage license at City Hall. Yamada aged 33 states his bride is 18. Reverend Lamar of the Wilson Memorial Independent M E Church will perform the ceremony.
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Jutaro Yamada
St Dolphin
Laura L . Douglas
Seventh Street
Yamada J
E Ef Lamar
Wilson Memorial
M. HE Church
Weather conditions and temperatures across regions forecast
Weather Bureau notes a period of widespread precipitation began last Monday with improving conditions in the Rocky Mountain region. Snow and rain affect Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Indiana, and the Upper Ohio Valley with milder Missouri Valley temperatures. Friday forecasts call for fair weather east of the Rockies, with snow in the Lower Lake region and mixed rain in the Southwest. Winds vary by coast, with light to fresh westerlies offshore. regional temperatures and humidity are detailed for multiple cities with observed rainfall and sunshine.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Kanais
Nebraska
Iowalinois
Indiana
Ohio Valley
California
Utah
Colorado
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountains
Lower
Lake Region
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Michigan
European
Grand Banks
Asheville
Atlante Gaada
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Bismarck
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Bumaio
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Ewe
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Jacksonville
Fla
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Little Rock
Ark
Marquette Mich
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Nebr
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Tenn
Omake
Pittsburg
Pamm
Bat
Gale Leke City
Louis
Paul
Mina
Asking Too Much Prom The Catholic Standard and Times
A fragment exploring social satire by George Ade with a note on language use and a reference to The Washington Sunday Post. The piece contrasts self image and reliability, highlighting how men swear to promises yet often fail to honor them.
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