Johnson Minnesota Reform Urges Banking and Transport Reform
Speeches from Gov John A Johnson of Minnesota push banking system reform for the South and West, stronger public control of railways and waterways, and a shift from war prep to national economic development. He argues for federal guidance to unify state rights and curb old tariff and trade barriers while expanding American industry and freedom.
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Funeral directors and embalmers fill early listings
A readable fragment lists several funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and service notes. Names include Wright, Tabler, Harvey, Speare, Sardo, and Spear among others, with varied line items suggesting listings or advertisements for funeral services and related goods.
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Mala
Costello
Rpoald Langa
Frank Geyer S Sons
Wan Bert Sone
Bol Sont
Wright Co
Tabler & Bro
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Speare
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Numan
Sardo & CO
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Bubalubas
Tornadoes Ravage Midwest Towns Across States
A violent windstorm and tornadoes hit several Midwestern towns causing deaths and injuries. In Albia Iowa a building was wrecked and resident Joe Tyler was killed. Kansas towns near Salina reported a tornado in the northwest area with multiple casualties and damage. A storm near Lynn Washington County left a mother and two children dead near their home.
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Joe Tylor
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Lynn
Georgetown Hosts Fast Virginia Team In Baseball Clash
Spalding of Georgetown prepares to face Virginia with a strong visiting lineup. The game shines a quick pitching duel as both sides aim to break a tight scoreless trend. Local supporters anticipate a tough contest under late afternoon lights at the field.
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Geologists Win Again in Local League Action
The Wash regop Fort ferning Va Miy team secured another win as Hem To T1t 3 A adem and Harrisonbare Busi joined the standings. Ung played yesterday and the team prepares for Friday and Saturday games with Clogi ns and Winda s timing noted.
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Four Delegates Elected for Bryan at North Carolina Demo Meet
In Kinston the Second district Democrat convention elected four delegates to the national convention in Denver. They unanimously adopted resolutions endorsing William J Bryan for president and instructing their delegation for his nomination. Delegates named include Plato Culling Anster, JO W Gravely, T W Washington Wilson, and EL basis from Halifax. No alternates were chosen. This marks the first district Democratic con vent in the state.
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Fisherman Killed by Lightning Near Buckroe Beach
The Wachigeen Post reports May 21 that Benjamin Seward, a Chesapeake Bay waterman, was struck by lightning and instantly killed while in a small boat off Buckroe Beach. Two companions were badly stunned but managed to reach shore with the body.
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Washington Street Car Transfer Debate Ends In Conference
Debates in the House over universal streetcar transfers and the Chicago precedent dominated the session. Proponents urged strong regulation for safe sanitary cars while opponents warned against forcing riders and questioned the cost and feasibility. Several Washington figures pressed for the conference report, praising Sims for pushing reform and asking for a two year delay on universal transfers.
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Contributions Received for the Poor Acknowledged
John Joy Edson treasurer of the Associated Charities reports numerous gifts to 811 G Street and Congress Street Methodist Episcopal Church from Mrs Richardson Clover to William Hill and others totaling hundreds of dollars. The Citizens Relief Association also lists received contributions acknowledged by MIL team including Green Mente and A Holbrook among others.
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Gayety to stage Trocadero Burlesquers next week
The Gayety announces two new burlesques titled College Boys and Bow on the Panama. Produced under the direction of Mr Fink Fancy, famed Irish comedian. A Friday chorus girls contest adds a vaudeville sing feature.
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LICENSED TO MARRY WeirNames in Old Ledger Style
Marriage licenses listed with multiple couples and officiants in a dense ledger style. The text names Wilam King Yt with Fannie B Novback under Rev WG Oram, and many other couples including Rasatle Held, Blanche EB And, Goldie O Sh Melt, and Behold Rev Fi. McComnall, Rev F Hee Swem, Wheeler, Rebecee Garnet, J Mo Waldron, and Mamie T Davis appear among numerous entries with varying officiants and dates referenced in a compact archival record.
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Blanche EB
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Goldie O Sh
Hee Swem
Health Office Deaths Report from Washington Post
Health office records list deaths reported to midnight including George W Golden 78, Sarah Hergesheimer 82, David Pe 86, Mary Brent 7, Merian A Williams 27, and Joseph Turner 3 months among others in Washington. A five hundred dollar reward is offered in a Washington Post notice with cashier instructions on Page 1.
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Kangaroo Knocked Out Crew Aboard Wesila in Murky Tale
Special to The Washington Past New York May 21 Capt A E Trice and the Wesila crew faced a chaotic day as a Bengal tiger Mustafa prowled, a boxing bout freed the kangaroo Tambo, and ten sailors wrestled to recapture Bimbo. A wild menagerie remained at Coney Island.
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Trinity on a skyscraper at Hammondport May night
Prof Siexande Graham Bell addressed the Aero Club of America and the Aerial Experiment Association urging Trinity Church be moved to the top of a twenty story office block on its site. Rev Burge criticized plans for the urban project while Bell insisted church protection would be insured before proceeding.
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Dumbarton Choir Performs Bethe the Beautiful Queen
The Dumbarton Methodist Episcopal Church chorus presented a costume cantata Bethe the Beautiful Queen by Leon Keech at Odd Fellows Hall on a Wednesday night under W T Guoyer. The performance featured sixty voices in five acts and seven scenes with elaborate settings and period costumes, accompanied by Mrs Isaac Biren on piano and violinists Fiodor and von Ludorf. Proceeds benefited the Plukppine church project being established by the Epworth League.
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Epworth League
Chief Operator Kilmon Transferred After Seven Years
Kilmon, longtime chief telephone operator at police headquarters, has left for a new post at the House of Tetention where he will serve as a guard. Kilmon was among the most popular operators and received best wishes from Insurance employees at his departure.
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Its Independence Drives Reader Demand For The Daily News
Its independence politically makes it a most desirable newspaper to all classes of readers, and its fearlessness and accuracy in dealing with matters pertaining to the interests of all, the people create a demand for it each day in the year. Obtaining the best news, employing the best writers, possessing the best and most modern facilities for putting it together.
The Washington Post Market and News Overview
The Post is a leading Washington newspaper with full market reports and financial news. It serves merchants and financiers with an accurate business status, guides farmers in produce sales, and offers varied columns for readers seeking information and leisure reading.
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Sunday Post: A Better Sunday Newspaper for Households
The passage touts the Sundays section as richly illustrated with foreign news, high quality selections by prominent writers, and fiction from noted authors. It claims careful curation and timely, accurate illustrations, presenting the SunDay Post as superior to other Sundays for readers and households.
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Sporting Department Tue Post Pink Sheet Highlights
The Sporting Section of Tue Sunday Post is printed on pink paper and features four crowded pages each Sunday. It covers baseball results, running and trotting races, billiards, auto races, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and all major sporting events in an accurate and comprehensive manner.
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