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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1905

Page

18

Surprise Welcome For Fairbanks In North Carolina

Vice President Fairbanks enjoyed a hearty reception in Greensboro and Guilford College during a two city visit in North Carolina. He spoke at Guilford College and the State Normal and Industrial College praising womanhood, education, and the state’s progress as patrons and students cheered. Representatives Dixon and Yerkes accompanied him on a rail excursion including Guilford Battle Ground with monuments and a North Carolina granite trainload.

Washington Post Greensboro N. C Fairbanks North Carolina Guilford Battlefield State Normal and Industrial College Guilford College State Normal School Internal Revenue Yerkes Dixon Southern Railway Washington Normal School Charles D. McIver Mr. Harper Benbow Tarheeldom Richards Brown Southern Gulilford Battle Hela Guilford Normal College Montana Guilford Battle Ground Kentucky John J. Crittenden McIver America Carolina Mite Union Michigan University of Virginia Charlottesville

Funeral of Col Hinman in National Cemetery

The funeral of Col Wilbur F Hinman a soldier and author was held at his 1306 Spring Road residence in Washington. He died of pneumonia Tuesday after four days illness with Rev Joseph Dawson of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church officiating. Interment followed at Arlington National Cemetery. Col Hinman served from private to lieutenant colonel in the Civil War and later worked with the Census Office and Interstate Commerce Commission.

National Cemetery Wilbur F. Hinman Spring Road Northwest Joseph ‘Dawson Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Lfe Col. Himman Artlington Col. Hinman Grand Army Cleveland Messrs 8S. S. Belt G. J. Zimmerman W. D. Stockbridge C. K. Green M. L. Croxall C. Huebner Washington Census Office Interstate Commerce Commission

Senate finance panel will not act on tariff now

The Washington Post reports Secretary Shaw and Senator Allison in New York say no immediate Senate action on tariff revision is planned. They note the finance committee will not rush hearings while the House must originate revenue bills, and extra sessions are uncertain.

New York Allison Senate Finance Committee Washington Post Leslie M. Bhaw the Treasury Washington Pitth Avenue Comebody Allizon Congress Shaw Roosevelt Senate Iinance Committee House of Representatives Allson Iowa Senate Committee On Finance Alison Aldrich Benator Alison Finance Committee House Treasury Treasury Administration

Wills Filed for Probate and Congress Work Summary

Wills filed for Martha Cutler and Ell Kirby in probate court with executors named Evander French. Probate notes list distributions to relatives and a codicil. Separately, Wakefield reported Fifty-eighth Congress activity: 19,203 bills introduced, 4,904 committee reports, 1,556 House bills passed, 122 House bills sent to Senate unacted, and overall time records and comparisons with prior Congresses.

Martha Cutler Register of Wills Lucinda Rowzee Greenberry Rownee Ell Kirby Wifl Evander French Wakefield House Canton Senate Union Aunual Bes‘sions

Pioneering retailer Mr Topham of Washington rises in trade

Identified biographical sketch recalls Mr Topham Wiltington Del and his progression from a small store at Seventh Street to a larger building at 425 Seventh Street then 1201 128 Pennsylvania Ave and finally a F street shop on September 30 1901. His four sons join in business and he credits advertising for success. He helped found the local Young Men’s Christian Association and holds several fraternal and civic memberships.

Topham Wiltington Del Lansburgh's Washington Seventh Street Pennsylvania Avenue F Street Julia Hanson Young Men's Christian Association Magen Federal Lodge Columbia Chapter Columbia Commandery Inhabitants’ Association

Newberry Named Assistant Secretary of the Navy

Truman H. Newberry of Detroit has accepted the appointment as Assistant Secretary of the Navy, succeeding Charles H. Darling who resigns to become Burlington port collector. Newberry, born 1864, Yale Scientific School graduate, has business and railroad roots in Michigan and served in the Spanish War naval reserve. He is married with three children.

Roosevelt Navy Truman H. Newberry Detroit Mich Newberry Charles H. Darling Vermont Darling Burlington Secretary Morton Navy Department Morton Judge Taft Taft Department of State Hay Scientifia School Yale University Mr. Newberry Mes Michigan Naval Reserve Battalion Yosemite

Mails Schedule for Week Ending March 30 2008

Foreign mails depart daily to ports with the main office listing Friday through Saturday and Sunday closings. The document details trans Atlantic routes to Liverpool and Europe via Lucania and other steamers, Caribbean and Latin mailings, and Pacific routes to Asia Australia and the Americas with specific ship names and cutoffs. It notes multiple direct and via routes, special handling notes, and various daily closing times for Hawaii and other zones.

Troy Fridat Liverpool Scotland Ireland Lucania New York Queenstown Europe St. Lotle Plymouth Cherbourg Belgium Voderland Bilgium A & Vodeland Italy Princess Irene S.s. Columbia Central and South America West Indies Bermuda Bermugias Wits P. m Curacag Venezuiela Maracalbo Colombia Curacao Porto Rico Ponte San Juan Fortune Island Jamaica Cauca Magdalena Alleghany New ‘York Costa Rica Barbados Brazil Para Port Tampa Plo New Orleans N. Y Newfoundland Yail North Sydney Boston Tall Philadelphia Ca Yin Alga New Corta Rica Nicaragua Vie Panama Canal Zone Japan Korea Philippine Islands Seattle Mose Herd Hyades Hawaii San Francisca Nebrapkan Aubtrataa West Australia FI Islands New Caledonia Vacouver Viateria Aorangi Guam San Francisco Australia Tahite Marquegas Islands Hera S.s. Mariposa NOTH Mats Cochin China Mancruria Ntuchwang Port Arthur Siberia Russia New Zealand Yunnan British India Cal John A. Merritt

Wear with Shirt Waists and Dress Gowns From 1808 Styles

Adapted to be worn with shirt waists and gown sets, three excellent examples show combinations using washable materials. Plain stock and tie options feature lawn and colored bands, with possible silk trims. Materials include madras and telle in various widths, offered in 3 to 4 yard lengths.

Waith Weither Madras

Roosevelt Accepts Honorary Vice Presidency of Legal Aid Society

New York March 2 President Roosevelt accepts the honorary vice presidency of the Legal Aid Society in a letter to Von Briesen. He praises the society for aiding the friendless and correcting wrongs for the most helpless. White House, Washington March 18.

Adepte Legal Aid Society New York Arthur ‘von Briesen Roosevelt von Briesen Eqdore Roosevelt White House Washington

Cosmopolitan Club explains Munsterberg incident

John Davis president of the Cosmopolitan Club of Detroit sends a letter to President Roosevelt defending the club after sensational reports of Prof Munsterberg remarks at the first annual dinner. He notes the speaker’s remarks were misrepresented and urges justice in recognizing the club’s strength and weaknesses. March 207 Detroit.

Davis Cosmopolitan Club Munsterberg Roosevelt John Davis Detroit Theodore Roosevelt Washington, D. C Tom

Fayetteville invitation to President Roosevelt for Southern tour

A Fayetteville North Carolina committee headed by Secretary Rose invites President Roosevelt to halt in the city during his Southern tour. The printed appeal extols Fayetteville’s historical prominence and bears signatures of the mayor and local business leaders. The president will decide if travel plans allow it.

North Carolina Fayetteville N. C Roosevelt Rose Chamber of Commerce Old City Deat

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