Funeral Directors Advertisements and Undertakers Listing
A page of funeral home ads and undertaker notices listing RF Harveys Sons Speare Sardo Costello Geier Lyons and others with addresses on F Street NW Capitol Street NE and 14th Street NW offering modest prices and varied services including embalming casket selection and floral designs from George A Comley and geo Shaffer plus local livery and design services for funerals.
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Harvey
Evbalmens
R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Verything
PRANN
Modern Chape
Lincoln
Sergeon
Thos A
Costello
Frank Geier
Geo P Zarhorst
Tmbalmpr
Tast
William Lee
aé@ Chalmer
Commodians
Cenata Iim
Penunylowa
John P Wright CO
Clater
Wight
George A Comley
Wsconsty Ave
Geo C Shaffer
Northwest
Gray supporters rally as southern delegates loom in Denver
Gray backers claim the South will swing the balance of power at the Democratic convention in Denver. They insist Gray is not seeking the nomination to prolong the race and will rely on instructing delegates from key states to push his cause.
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Denver
Reams
Gray
Gravon
Beamish
Gray Jouh
Adhiabons
How Fight Now Stands for Bryan and Gray in Delegates
The Denver convention shows 672 delegates instructed for Bryan and 210 for Gray with several uninstructed, likely for Bryan or against Ryan. Districts to be elected leave 662 delegates, hinting at a tense primaries season in Alabama and Minnesota while Johnson’s petition seeks his name on ballots alongside Bryan. Massachusetts voters view the governor as less known, whereas Bryan remains a household name, shaping support dynamics.
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Gray
Bryan
Ryan
Alabama
Johnson
Minnesota
Massachusetts
George Fred Wiliams
Tom & Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson aims to carry the South and beyond for presidency
Frederick B Lynch, Minnesota Democratic treasurer, urges support for Gov John A Johnson of Minnesota as the Democratic nominee. He claims Johnson can win nationwide, detailing letters and clubs forming across states, and cites Johnsons reforms and leadership in Minnesota to appeal to diverse regions including the South, Midwest, and West.
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Frederick B. Lynch
Cordage Trust
George Gray
Delaware
John A Johnson
Minnesota
Denver
William J. Bryan
Frederick 5
Lynch Treasuer
Minnesota Democratic Committee
Chicago
Johnson
Lynch
Wok
Gov Johnson
Johnson Clubs
Hotel Fire Horror Screams From Ledge and Smoke
A hotel blaze trapped occupants on upper floors as flames leapt from rooms and windows. A man named Lewis escaped by sliding between windows while others crawled to safety or leaped to perilous ledges. Dozens may be dead or missing, with rescue efforts hampered by a damaged elevator shaft and fire-damaged interior.
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Lewis
A R Sallot
New York
Charies Bard
Thad
Miss le
Wookins
Brildeig
France
Jones & Stevens Proprietars
Wandworth
W& la
Postal Telegraph
Con Pan
Bravners Bank
Ami
Fess
Total R Bank
Mto
Taft Men Expect Avowal From Roosevelt Allies
New York May 3 The Sun reports boosters of Secretary of War Taft expect an avowal from President Roosevelt regarding Taft's presidential nomination. Personal friends say Roosevelt will announce soon after talks in Chicago. A Union League Club gathering shows strong anticipation amid divided Republican support. Also reported: George W. Blackler and Susie C. Phillips wed yesterday at home with Father William Fo Mcheeiry officiating.
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Maine
Rhoce Island
Texas
Bryan
New York
the Sun
Pepi Lean
Chicago
Roose Veli
Roosevelt
Union Jergue Club
Woo
Narday
Staunton Tn
George Wo Blackler
Mercnean
Thss
Susie C Phillinn
The
Wide
Walliam Fo Mcheeiry
Artist Pays His Fine After Suburb Disorder Charge
Albert Herter, noted artist, was fined ten dollars by Magister Stewart after a disorderly conduct arrest near the Washington Po hub. He paid the sum calmly at the clerk’s desk, offering no further comment as officers cooled the scene.
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Albert Herter
Struan
Jefferson
Anthony Capone
Rang Sud
Terter
Abu Co
Dawn Herter
Fider
Saul
Ferien
Magisvile
Stewert
Herter
Two killed after wedding in South Columbus incident
In Columbus Ohio two people were killed early today after a double finder was committed in South Columbus near a wedding. Victims Ba Muldenan and Swmba Pont Basht Bulganiine were found dead as investigators work to identify suspects led by George Polootoso who acted as interim for police. One suspect Poi was found held with four other men in a tent. Mol dewars body was found on a porch outside Moldewan lad just after Formanian wedding celebrations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ba Muldenan
Pont Basht Bulganiine
Ovsteds
George Polootoso
Poi
Gen Ludlow's Son Dead in New York Visit
Randall H Ludlow, 33, son of Gen Benjamin C Ludlow, died in the city while visiting a friend. The death was due to a rare heart disease and valvular congestion. Ludlow was a lawyer with New York offices and a noted sportsman, member of the Lambs Club, and from the University of California. He was unmarried.
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Spe
Washington Prat Plainfield
Randall H Ludlow
Benjamin C Lugiow
Ludlow
New York
Californi
Lambs Club
Pastor Dies in Pulpit in Germantown Church
In Philadelphia a pastor from Germantown died in the pulpit while preparing to preach. Rev Watson, linked to the Halsey African Methodist Episcopal Church, had chaired the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church conference in Washington and was an Oberlin College alumnus who served prior posts in the church.
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Washington
Winie
Phiadelphia
Watson Wister
Halsey
Pastors Advise Race and Denounce New York Dinner
Richmond editors report sermons by colored ministers denouncing social equality and intermarriage as impossible in the South. They quote a London sociologist’s discussion of race mixing and note calls for white moral leadership, while Virginia papers caution against using the dinner for political aims and urge restraint in addressing race relations.
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Richmond
London
New York
John Witelell
Negra
Inairginia
Thundan
International Cheques Directors List Travel Note
A historical roster lists numerous directors associated with traveling international cheques. The names include Mitton E Ailes Heorge F Buff Charles J Bell Henry Hurt Henry Blount John A Kasson and several others, indicating a committee or board connected to the financial instrument.
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Mitton E
Ailes Heorge
Buff Charles J Bell
Henry Hurt
Henry Blount
John A
Kasson
John
McLean Samuel
Burdett
Clarence F. Norment
Ted Carry Myrone Parker
William Wi Coates
Joseph Paut
Abert Dorman
Albert M Read
James F
Rees
William J Flotcher
Ward Thoron
Henry W (Lather
Frank A Vanderup
Vientat Prager
John Wilkite
James M Green
Henry A Willard
Jean Ko Herrelt
Joseph Wright
American Security and Trust Company Notice
Northwest corner of Fifteenth and Pennsylvana Avenue references a location tied to American Security and Trust Company with no further details or actions provided.
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American Security 4Nd Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvana Avenue
Vanderbilt seeks funds for hospital endowment at Biltmore
Mrs Vanderilt asks money from private subsections to endow the Clarence Barker Memorial hospital at Biltmore. The endowment will be given to the village of Biltmore by George W Vanderbilt and family and dedicated to Clarence Barker of New York, an uncle of George W. Vanderbilt. Society members on the Biltmore estate have contributed through local clubs and All Souls Church.
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George Woo Vanderbilt
Clarence Barker
Hillmore
the Bays Club
All Souls Church
Methodist Conference to convene in Baltimore on Wednesday
The General Conference of de Muthad Episcopal Church, Baltimore, will assemble for its quadrennial session at Woodch Hall on Wednesday morning. The gathering includes Gov. J. Frank Want of Indiana, Gui IW Tioh of Kansas, Sen. Sarah Dolliver of Iowa, several congressmen, judges, a college president, and other leaders from professional and business circles.
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Baltimore
Pirie
Woodch
Ernors
Indicia
Gui IW Tioh
Kansas
Serath Dolliver
Iowa
Mm Professioi
Business
Beveridge to Spend Summers in Massachusetts Estate
Special to The Washington Post reports Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana will season in Massachusetts after the Washington period. He has purchased a premier North Shore estate once owned by General A P Rockwell, located on Greenpoint Street near Manchester by the Sea, a short distance from the oceanfront, and plans to move with his family when the season ends.
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Washington Post
Boston
Albert J Peveridge
Indiana
Massachusetts
Hias
North Shora
Washington
Beverge Hae
Rockwell
Oc Smiths
Manchester
Iereen
Thomas Dolan Loses a Son in Tragic Death
Nathan Brooke Dolan eldest son of Thomas Dolan, president of the Tinted Gas Improvement Company, died this morning at 7 o clock after a week of illness from apoplexy. He returned home from a shooting trip with New York and Philadelphia clubmen. He belonged to the Philadelphia Country Club, the Corinthian Yacht Club, and the Racquet Club, and was an avid automobilist with a fleet of racing machines.
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Operallo
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Rere
Nathan Brooke Dolan
Thomas Dolan
Tinted Gas Improvement Company
Ems
Foraker Meeting Promises Local Clergy Support
The article recalls a planned gathering on May 8 with religious leaders and community figures including Borplk Va Mi Gf, aiming to discuss church cooperation and civic duties. Delegates from Bobs or ard and Washington Phe are expected to attend. The meeting seeks unity in local efforts and ceremonial observances.
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Borplk
Reny
Owill
Washington
Erie
Charity Workers Meet and Board Elections Reported
A gathering of charity workers and affiliated societies is noted with plans for meetings and formal votes. The event includes emphasis on funding, governance, and broader cooperation among groups led by local chairs and presidents.
Friends Help Paul Park Incident Reported
A letter describes years of digestive and heart area pains eased by Postum and dietary changes. The writer claims symptoms improved after trying the product and dietary adjustments, noting relief from ailments including headaches and stomach issues. It questions the authenticity of multiple similar letters appearing over time.
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First Nation Bank
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Henry Wyatt Yeu
Aft
Virginia Weddings
To-Kalon Wine CO
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Burt & Packard
Robert Berberich
Seventh Street
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Pam
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Methodist Conference
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York
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