Militia Marches From Washington Toward Frederick Md
About forty members of Company G First Regiment District National Guard left Washington on a practice march to Maryland Virginia and West Virginia lasting ten days. Under Capt J Harry Bean the militiamen ride in regulation khaki with two supply wagons and an ambulance. They will camp at Winchester and Harpers Ferry en route to Frederick with a transit through Rockville and Charlestown.
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May Seat Davis Daughter and Convention Moves
Colrado Springs May 28 reports Ruth Brean Leavitt and Pemperdis of El Paso County mobilizing delegates to a national convention in July. Margaret Howell Jefferson Davis Hayes, Jefferson Davis’s only living daughter, is cited amid movement in Denver and ongoing political fundraising debates in Minnesota and the nation. Gov Johnson backs disclosure of campaign contributions and spending in nomination processes.
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Jefferson Davis
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Congress
Weather Conditions Report From May Day Weather Bureau
Weather summary notes May highs and recent patterns with historical context. Mentions previous May high of 96 in 1895, current year showing moderate temperatures, scattered showers, thunderstorms, and winds shifting from southeast to east. Forecasts Friday conditions across Atlantic states, New England, Lake region, Gulf coast, and southeastern winds with some squalls.
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Middle Atlante
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Gulf Coast
Hearst McClellan recount narrows McClellan edge
Special to The Washington Post from New York reports May 28 that eight ballot boxes opened in the Hearst McClellan recount show a net gain for Hearst of 41 votes, reducing McClellan's plurality from 3,474 to 3,406. The trend suggests Hearst could widen the margin if the rate continues, while some inspectors are accused of miscounting.
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McClellan
Board of Canvassers
Afflege's Soda Water Stand Ad and Store Details
An old advertisement describes Afflege's soda water stand opposite Chase's vaudeville house offering antiseptics and medicated corns, various health items, and low prices. It notes a warning bell before intermission, a large thermometer reading 97 degrees, and a phone line to check downtown heat.
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Norment Elected Leader of Washington Railway and Electric
Clarence F Norment yesterday was elected president of the Washington Railway and Electric Company to take effect June 1. Ward Thoron was named first vice president Gen George H Harries second vice president and Allan L McDermott special counsel. The board promotes a tradition of finance prominence with Norment, son of a former bank president, and a history in local finance and mergers.
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Allen L. McDermott
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
William Loeb, Jr
Ward Theren
Allan L. McDermott
Norment
Allan McDermott
Jersey City
Washington
Woodbury Blair
George Truesdell
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Truth About Kidney Trouble and Fulton’s Renal Compound
A Victorian era medical note discusses casts in urine, kidney recovery chances, and the alleged efficacy of Fulton’s Renal Compound. It claims casts are microscopic and not fatal, that inflammation and albumen can subside with treatment, and that 81 percent recovery is possible in cast-positive cases, citing John J Fulton Co and Henry Evans as local agents.
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Oakland
Burton to Nominate Taft for President at National Convention
Cleveland delegate T E Burton will place Taft in nomination before the Republican national convention unless a last minute agreement with Taft and party managers adjusts arrangements. Ohio will supply several key roles with Wade Bilis as attorney general on the resolutions committee and Harry M Daugherty and Arthur L Vorys assigned to credentials and national committeeman posts. Taft travels to Norwich Conn for a Memorial Day speech then to Grant's Tomb in New York City before returning to Washington early next week.
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Hitchcock
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Conn
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Washington
Restricts Coal Holdings in Alaska to Curb Monopolies
President Foosevelt signed a bill aimed at limiting coal land holdings to 2,560 acres per person or combination. The act grants the government first claim on mined coal to ensure Navy fuel supply and seeks to prevent monopoly by enforcing acreage caps and forfeiture penalties. The text references several military officers and transfers amid the broader legislative action.
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Will Guard the Colors Second: First Battalion Wins Colors Duty
At Annapolis May 28 the final company work in ordnance and infantry named the Fourth company of the First Battalion as the likely guard of the national and academy colors for the next year. Midshipman Arthur Carpenter of Trenton N J commands the battalion. Parade during June week will transfer the colors before the brigade. Also notes movements of naval vessels arriving and sailing at various ports including New York, Norfolk, San Pedro, Bremerton, and Seattle.
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Trenton
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Platts Tioga Lodge for Sale Linked to Senator Platts Wife
The Linga Lodge once given to Lilian Janeway by Senator Platt near Sloighland Mills New York is on the market due to domestic differences. Agents have failed to sell it and the Farmers Mortgage and Loan Company now handles disposal. The twenty four acre property features a fourteen room residence and is valued around 100 000 though a sale price of 57 000 is reported.
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Washington Post celebrated for independence and quality
The Washington Post is praised for its independence and fearlessness in reporting, aiming to serve all classes of readers. It emphasizes employing top writers and using modern facilities to deliver the best news daily.
The Post as Leading National Newspaper and Guide
The Post is described as the leading newspaper published at the U S capital seat. It gathers financial news from all sections and presents full market reports for merchants and financiers. It serves farmers as a guide for produce prices and offers leisure readers broad information across its columns.
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Sunday Post praised as best Sunday newspaper value
The magazine section features selections by prominent writers, noted fiction, and carefully chosen foreign news with timely illustrations. The Sunday Post is described as better than any other Sunday newspaper and a welcome guest in households.
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The Sporting Department Tue Post Description
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