Hughes Policy, Cannon Sees New York Pivot in 1908
Albany dispatch reports Speaker Joe Cannon asserting Gov Hughes pursues a broad political policy and will not oppose a party machine with 90 percent support. Cannon argues New York's role is pivotal in the next presidential election and warns against demagogues seeking rapid government ownership and loose regulation.
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Washington Post
Albany
New York Herald
Joe’ Cannon
House of Representatives
Gov Hughes
Congress
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Newark
tCmom
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Republican Party
John D Davis G A R Veteran Dies in Washington
John D Davis a G A R veteran and former Navy Yard employee died Friday at his home 1266 Third Street SE Washington Funeral service will be held this afternoon at 3 at his home conducted by Rev H T France Trinity M E Church He will be buried in his uniform with the G A R medal on his breast pallbearers to be chosen from Faragut Post No 10 Interment at Congressional Cemetery.
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D. Davis
Congressional Cemetery
John D Davis
Navy Yard
Third Street
H T France
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Faryagut Post
No. 10
Grant Third Termers Stirring Scenes Recalled
Col A M Hughes, lone Tennessee survivor, plans a reunion of the 1880 Grant delegates at the 1908 Republican convention in Chicago. He recalls 36 ballots for Grant, lists prominent survivors, and quotes Conkling’s famous nomination line as he notes Grant’s broad appeal and magnanimity after the Civil War.
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A. M. Hughes
Chicago
Ulysses G. Grant
Grant
Cok AL My Hughes
Columba, Tenn
Tennessee
Cot Hughes
Coit Hug
Gen Grant
Old Guard
Ulysses
Col. Hughes
T. C Platt
New York
Don Cameron
Pennsylvania
Wiliam Youngblood
Alabama
Chauncey I Filey
St. Louis
Cameron
Conkling
Logan
Gen
Blaine
Sherman
Garfield
Appomattox
Gil Grant
Indiana for Fairbanks Governor Hanley Leaves for Indianapolis
Wilmington Delaware May 19 Gov J Frank Hanley of Indiana and Mrs Hanley left for Indianapolis after Sunday with Rev Dr Kellogg at Grace M E Church parsonage. He said Indiana is solid for Fairbanks for the presidency and would help secure his nomination. He predicted Fairbanks would win the nomination and discussed Taft Foraker in Ohio. He could not name Ohio’s support but noted Fairbanks’ Ohio birth could aid delegates.
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Washington Post
Wilmington
Del
J. Frank Hanley
Indiana
Fairbanks
Ohio
United States
Buckeye
Duke of Abruzzi Attends Pentecost Mass at St Patrick’s
The Duke of Abruzzi with Italian and Austrian diplomats attended morning high mass at St Patrick’s for Pentecost. Rev Dr. Stafford preached on The Church. Eighty children took first communion and joined a 700-strong May procession led by cross bearer Charles Fischer. May queen Miss May Clark and attendants featured. two St Vincent’s Asylum busloads joined.
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the Abruza
Baron Mayor Des Planches
Baron Hengelmulter
St Patrick’s Church
Sauvage
Holy Cross College
Stafford
Charles Fischer
Carroll Hall
Virgin Mary
William Carroll
May Clark
Mary Mordn
Genevieve Gaskins
Edna Monroe
Cecelia Beckley
Etta Collins
Anna Fitshugh
Laura Hancock
Katherine Hancock
Annie Lepley
Anna Smallwood
Johanna Gloetaner
Rickie Johansen
Katherine Sullivan
Genevieve Sullivan
Lottie Siller
Clara Mae Reichenbach
Lottie Waiters
Lallie Miller
Joseph McNulty
Helen Quinn
Kathleen Quinn
Agnes Wright
Evelyn Hatton
Frances Deeds
St Vincent's Asylum
Edgewood
Dog Bite Liability Question Faces District
Corporation Counsel Thomas is asked to determine if the District is liable for injuries to John Wells, a District pound employee, after a rabid dog owned by J. H. Pasco bit him while being transported. Wells has required multiple trips to Baltimore for treatment at Pasteur department of City Hospital, though his condition is not serious. The note follows with an ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming to build nerve stamina and vitality.
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John Wells
Pasteur Department
City Hospital
Baltimore
Einstein
Chart of Cuba shows US pacification army as top force
Havana May 19 Enriched by constant practice in every department of military experience save the supreme test of battle the army of Cuban pacification after a bloodless campaign of six months may fairly take rank as the crack corps of the forces of the United States. It has maintained a high standard of discipline sanitation and self control in contact with an unsympathetic population and produced a meticulous topographic chart of the island.
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Army of Cuban Pacification
United States
Spain
Cuba
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Garcia
Maceo
Barry
Camp Columbia
Pabst Hight Day Malting Process Promises Nutritious Barley Food
The Pabst Hight Day Malting Process develops barley into rich nourishing food and the Pabst Perfect Brewing Process transfers this food into Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer in a pre digested form for quick assimilation.
Pabst Brewing Co. Ordering Info
Pabst Brewing Co lists contact at East 1431 70S% North Capital Street for Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer. Inquiries and orders requested by phone through this address.
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Pabst Brewing CO
North Capital Street
Pabst Blue Ribbon
PABST
Bourne backs Roosevelt term and obedience to people
Senator Bourne argues Roosevelt should seek a second elective term if the people command it. He says the President must serve the nation’s wishes, not his own preferences, and defends the people’s confidence in Roosevelt as efficient public servant.
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Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
Roosevelt
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Mr Bourne
Bourne
New York Milk Barred by District Regulations
New York dairies fail to meet District milk standards and creamery firms cannot obtain permits to ship milk here. Investigations show New York farms do not maintain required conditions, risking continued exclusion of their milk from the District unless changes are made.
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New York
Health Department
New York State
Georgetown Hospital Elects Board To Expand Work
Georgetown University Hospital organized a board of directors at a Saturday meeting called by Sister Mary Pauline to extend hospital work. The board includes President Mrs J Hakin Gadsby and several vice presidents, officers, and sisters. two vacancies remain. The board aims to work from the outside in, cooperating with physicians and Sisters to continue aiding discharged soldiers and others regardless of color or creed.
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Georgetown University Hospital
Mary Pauline
J. Hakin Gadsby
Pauline, Milbersa
Edwards
Henry F. Blount
Alice Riggs
Buell
George Tully Vaughen
d’Arcy McGee
William Gwyn
M E. Ailes
Nellie E. Wealy
Sheehy
Gowans
Sister Geraldine
Spain
Cadets To Visit Exposition At Jamestown Camp Ashore
West Point cadets will depart June 4 aboard the army transport Sumner for the Jamestown Exposition. The battalion will camp on shore during the exposition stay, returning to West Point on June 12.
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Jamestown Exposition
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Exposition Grounds
Colored Leader Praised Booker Washington as Great South Man
Hannis Taylor, former U S minister to Spain and Alabama native, salute Booker T Washington as one of the two greatest men the South has produced in twenty years. He told the University Club about Pacific Coast growth and Southern progress since the Civil War, noting Negroes’ improved conditions and white generosity to colored schools in Alabama. He contrasted Spain’s royal ceremonies with national rites.
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Booker Washington
South
Booker T. Washington
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Spain
Alabama
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Pacific
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Taos
Masons Fair To Be Held In Gaithersburg Md
The Masonic Fair organized by Pen talpha Lodge No 19 A F and A M runs Wednesday and Thursday in Gaithersburg Maryland with Montgomery County residents invited. Notable attendees include Columbia Commandery K T of Washington Mount Horeb Chapter and Hope Lodge. Acts feature a six year old ventriloquist artist Master Harry Wells, a horse named Fair from West Virginia, palmist Mme Jewell and moving pictures. Special trains from Washington at 6 40 p m and from Gaithersburg at 10 15 p m planned. organizers include Alexander G Carlisle chairman and others listed.
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Montgomery County
Columbia Commandery
K. T
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Hope Lodge
Harry Wells
West Virginia
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Harry McCabe
Baltimore and Ohio
Alex. G. Carlisle
Cargon Ward
Bates Atchison
Peyton D. Gordon
R. B. Moorg
Thos. L Fulks
H. B. Cramer
Fred. C.grimm
R. H.miles
Riges Fire Insurance Company
New York Avenue
Polis
M. H. Y C. Birge
Washington, D. C
Augustus Il. Schultze
la Fayette Lodge
Art Momsen
John H. Olcott
Washington Railway and Electric Company
J. Whitehead
Bricklayers’ Union
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Lom
H. M Shook
BU Wireligss
Wal
S. E. Bomar
Second Street
Kullman
Maryland
Hyattsville
Prince George's
Rockville
Court House
James T Bogley
G. Lutz & GO
Georgetown Gas Light Company
Twenty-ninth Street
Robbert L. Middleton
Wiile
Veterans Hold Meeting of Army and Navy Union in City
Executive committee of the Army and Navy Union met at the Grand Army of the Republic Hall on Saturday night to plan a Washington convention starting July 17. A committee was formed to report next Saturday. Capt J Walter Mitchell presided. Attendees included Cmdr R C Galbraith and Cmdr Thacker BE Lee, among others from Garrisons 74 6 and 9. Frank Coalman was named chairman of the comfort and receipts committee. The halls committee includes John H Thornton Samuel Tenry John Dales S E Harris Frank Coalman and M J Henderson. Cmdr Bills and Lemuel Fugitt were named to the badge committee.
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Army and Navy Union
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
J. Walter Mitchell
Garrison No
R. C Galbraith
G. J. Snider
C. W. Blush
Thacker BE. Lee
Garrson
Frank Coalman
W. T. Conroy
John H. Thornton
Samuel Tenry
John Dales
S. E. Harris
M. J. Henderson
Bills
Lemuel Fugitt
PLAN COLUMBUS STATUE MEETING ELECTS OFFICERS
A Congress created commission met at Secretary Root’s office to elect officers and discuss plans for a Columbus statue funded with $100,000. Taft was named chairman Bromwell executive disbursing officer and Carpenter secretary. Bromwell to check placement at the new union station. next meeting will decide on feasibility and design.
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U O'Clock
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Taft
Charles Bromwel
Fred W. Carpenter
Col. Bromwell
Union Station
Ask s Attendant Dismissal At Washington Asylum
Superintendent Zinkham asks the Commissioners to dismiss Frank Randolph an employee at Washington Asylum for alleged negligence leading to the escape of Frank Wald a prisoner at the workhouse Wald had been assigned to work with Randolph who was painting the almshouse
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Washington Asylum
Frank Randolph
Frank Wald
Zinkmann
Wald
Randolph
Marine Band Concert at Marine Barracks This Afternoon
Lieut William H Sandemann leads the United States Marine Band in a 2 oclock concert at the Marine Barracks with marches overtures waltzes dances and selections by Rossini Wagner Brahms and Bryddieton among others. Strong names and pieces anchor a lively program at the Barracks this afternoon.
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William H. Sandemann
United States Marine Band Orchestra
Wagner
Suane River
Bryddieton
Brahms
Galop
Fanina
Mos
Grocer Credits Postum For Nervous Health Improvement
A Cleveland grocer testifies that stopping coffee and using Postum Food Coffee improved his nerves and appetite. He recalls morning irritability and stomach upset from coffee, noting his wife urged trying Postum and the change was positive. He advises others with nervousness or stomach trouble to switch. There's a Reason. Read The Road to Wellville.
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