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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1908

Page

3

$15,000 to aid judge bid involving Metropolitan official

A former Metropolitan street railway employee testified before a city commissioner about negotiations with Metropolitan officers for a $15,000 contribution to a fund to influence the Democratic nomination for a supreme court seat for Vernon Motus. The witness, Julian, claimed the offer was tied to John McIntyre and involved years of prior allegations amid inquiries into conduct and possible favoritism.

Julian Metropolitan: Street Railway Detroit Lund Vernon M. Davis Washington Post New York Louis E. Julian, & Furse Metropolitanaire T Hanway Company Justce Supreme Court Vernon MoTusis John McIntyre Asaissibl Distret Omer Dugene A. Felis McIntyrs Pany Jerome Franklin Pierce Andrews Smee Ely John F. McIntyre Pierce Metropolitan Mr. Jerome Justice Davis

Horse Knew Sign of Death in Bayonne Hearse Horse

Dan the black hearse horse owned by Bayonne School Trustee Thomas M O'Brien was pensioned off after twenty years of service to cemeteries. The horse had a habit of stopping the wagon at doors with crepe, signaling a death nearby, a trait that drew crowds to the routes and tales of its keen instincts.

New York Dan Thomas M O'Brien Bayonne Hsse Orange County N.Y Dany

Licensed to Marry Names and Places Listed in Notice

A fragmented notice lists individuals including Oliver B George, Adan M Duff, Louis Alporm of Pittsburg, Little Cohen, Edith K Nountcastle, Tosser Sullivan and Bertha W Jot both of Stafford with rev J Bo McLoughlin and other clergy. The text references marriages or licenses with multiple names and locations.

Oliver B George Adan M. Duff Edward L. Tucks Louis Alporm Pittsburg Little Cohen W. Sanuels Henry D Gray Edith K

Deaths in Health Office Record Reported March 28

Health Office record lists deaths including James F Caulford of 2668 University Place Ta, Mary J Denzen of 2133 St Me aged 85, Charles F Martin of U S Soldiers Home aged 30,778 years, Ortse Barkley of 708 Mass Ave NE aged 85.

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William O Bradley of Kentucky a political loom for power

A long critique of William O Connell Bradley of Kentucky traces his political ascent from Lancaster to U S Senate. It cites his lineage from Daniel O Connell, his legal prowess, and his role in Kentucky politics through decades of party strife, factional fights, and alliances. The piece argues Bradley’s rise reflected broader partisan coalitions including whisky interests and Roosevelt era realignments, painting a portrait of a complex, controversial figure in state history.

Kentucky Filson Club Durrett Theodore Hoosevult Roosevelt Brad- Jay Senate Bradley Karturky Dradley Republians Willan Gowbol Boznuao ‘T Nna Agatnet Roosevelt Republicans Bryan Democrats Old Commonwealth Party of God and Morality

Bradley's Senate chances vs rivals and tariff stance

A historical critique credits W. O. Bradley as a strong speaker who may rival Rayner and Foraker in debate but falls short of Bailey as a constitutional lawyer. The writer cautions him to avoid Williams in broad political talk, notes Bradley's tariff weaknesses beyond stump rhetoric, and predicts the Senate will not resemble a nisi prius court while praising his overall potential if groundings pay off.

Young Bradley Lim Nisi Prius Bradley Lancaster County Swope Denny Hunter Bolivar Buckner Wood John Young Brown Wat Hardin Hardin Cleveland Lettlers Ihe Bradley W. Godfrey Hunter Republican Committee Republicans Brad-ley Godfrey Hunter Booner Brutus Rome Devil Presbyterian Church Burksville Loursvile Neshville Bowling Green Jack Chinn Bob Franklin Eph Litiara Deboe Senate Mr. Rayner Mr. Foraker Bailey John Sharp Williams United States Senate Brown UO. W Newmar

Spizzerincumpangs Master Makes Civic Claims

A playful Chicago ad quip features a canvasser asking a woman about her husband’s office. She replies with mock grandeur claiming he is the majestic grand nth killemaker of the Ancient and Illustrious Order of Spizzerincumpangs. Advertising line for Spring suit by Wineman & Co on old F street.

Chicago Tellime Order of

Comedy amid Civil War raids noted in noodle soup raid

A Civil War anecdote recalls Maj Joseph and a bushwhacker raid on his noodle soup. The colonel and staff, hungry, demanded the major’s meal and his field glasses, then allowed departure after a brief, orderly ruse. The episode ends with the major’s return to the front and later commendable fighting.

New York Hefen Germain Maj. Joseph Confederacy Hla Joseph

Ancient kings and thieves ruin mummies for jewels

Egyptian Institute notes by G Elliot Smith detail looting of five pharaoh mummies from Bab ed Molow. Over 1000 to 1400 years before Christ, robbers hacked bandages, cut flesh, and stole amulets while autopsy-like unwraps photographed. Ramesses VI worst mutilation. Ramesses V nearly stripped with minor finger-tip loss.

G. Elliot Smith The Egyptian Institute Cairo Museum Bab Ed Molow Egypt Santh Siptah Homeses Rameses Rameses V Rameses VI Smith

Peruna Tablets Promised Cure Endorsed by Readers

Letters from Mrs. Annie Tesch Mrs. Annis Tesch and others praise Peruna for relief from insomnia stamina and ailments. Mrs. Long Evanston and Mrs. Boyer Chicago Evanston thank Peruna tablets for nervous weakness catarrh and renewed strength after trying the remedy. Dr Hartman and assistants report Peruna tablets as equivalent to liquid doses and useful for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and catarrhal diseases.

Hartman

Peruna touted by readers in 19th century letters

Mrs Aidee Bogle of Clinton Street Dheleville Chia reports Peruna eased her catarrh and pains after taking six bottles. She says the remedy also helps her children and that her husband gained thirty pounds after using a dose as directed. Numerous people claim Peruna cured chronic catarrh.

Peruna Mamma Aidee Bogle Clinton Street Dheleville Chia Perina

Lucindas Complicated Streetcar Fare Conundrum

Lucinda explains a crowded downtown streetcar fare muddle involving three girls one dime and a lost fare. The dime falls between slats, two girls alight without paying, a conductor counts fares, a mother and daughter help recover the dime, and confusion about who paid how much grows as they ride and disembark.

Lucinda Claude Hersel T Mambia Mamma Twe

Net result of fare transaction explained

The speaker recounts a confusing financial calculation about check 1s nickel, a dime, and fares. Claus explains the net outcome: one fare paid by the party, two fares lost by the company, and relief that such a puzzle won’t be repeated to avoid a headache.

Claude Claus Flgv

Clam Diet Alters Hens Yet Again in Norwalk News

Nature students report hens fed clams produce fritters instead of eggs as nests yield clam remnants. Farmers blame International Dredging Company suction pipes for mud and clams washing back. hens now eat clams at every meal and even open them with beaks. Many spring chickens show little necks as curiosity grows.

South Norwalk New York World Nature International Dredging Company

Mule Contortionist At Indianapolis Mules Barns

Tom Draper, foreman at Shelby Street mule barns, was struck in the face by a mule that deftly kicked him with its hind leg. The incident, witnessed by workers, showcases a remarkable animal talent and prompts talk of naming the mule Herrmann the Great for its sleight of hand.

Indianapolis News Tom Draper Bhelby Draper Nebs Herrmann the Great

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