Militia March Begins Ten Day Practice Toward Frederick
About forty members of Company G First Regiment District National Guard left Washington on the Borsebuck for a ten day practice march through Maryland West Virginia and Virginia Their route includes Rockville Frederick Winchester and Charlestown with two days camp near Winchester They travel with arms rations khaki uniforms and two supply wagons an ambulance under Captain J Harry Bean and Dr Foster in charge of the ambulance The march aims to simulate cavalry conditions with riders and officers from other commands joining en route
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West Virginia
Virginia
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Pt. Bean
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Rederick
Ely
Charlestown
W. Va
Sapethes
Wonchester
Harpers Ferry
Winchester
May Seat Davis Daughter Faces National Convention
Colrado Springs Col May 28 4 rate mes emphasie the franchise for ronae Stare by sending two nom ingates be Lan nathonal convention mend Seenver in July. Movement in Denver to seat Mrs Ruth Brean Leavitt among Pemperdis of El Paso County to ten ie Heer of delngate to the son on to Mex. Margaret Howell Jefferson Davis Hayes dauhter of Jefferson Davis. Gov Johnson backs bid in Congress for campaign contribution disclosures and requires candidates for nomination to reveal spending and contributors.
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Col
Denver
Ruth Brean Leavitt
Pemperdis
el Paso
Tenie Heer
Delngate
Margaret Howell
Jefferson Davis Hayes
Jefferson Davis
Weather Conditions Report From May Weather Bureau
Weather data from Wastieston shows record highs and current conditions with mixed showers and thunderstorms. Forecasts extend to Friday with southeast winds and squalls along coasts, and variable temperatures across regions, including cold fronts in parts of the Lake region.
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Beraractoa
Atlantic States
Alles
Reaton
England
Middle Atlante
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Hearst Gain in McClellan Recount Lowers Plurality
Special to The Washington Post from New York on May 28 reports eight ballot boxes opened in the Hearst McClellan recount showing a net gain for Hearst of about eight and a half votes per box. The recount reduces McClellan’s earlier 3474 plurality to 3406 and suggests possible miscounts by election inspectors.
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St Tain
Paul Minn
Dem
Washington Post
Harpers Ferry
New York
Hearst-McClellan
Hearst
McClellan
Board of Canvassers
Drink Soda Water at Afflege's Vaudeville Stand
An old time ad card promotes soda water at Afflege's opposite Chase's Vaudeville house. It touts antiseptic creams and medicated powders for sale, lists prices for toiletries and household items, and notes a heat record of 97 degrees with a watchful bell for intermission. The store offers telephone prompts and promises to tell customers how hot it is downtown.
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Chase
Norment Elected President of Washington Railway and Electric
Clarence F Norment was elected president of the Washington Railway and Electric Company at yesterday's board meeting 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 report notes Norment's prominent Washington financial background and outlines company improvements along the railway line, with details on personnel changes and upcoming assignments in the Coast Artillery Corps and Army postings.
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George H. Harries
Allen L. McDermott
Clarence F. Norment
Washington Railway and Electric Company
William Loeb, Jr
Ward Theren
Allan L. McDermott
Norment
Allan McDermott
Jersey City
Washington
Woodbury Blair
George Truesdell
MelDermott
Loeb
Ulysses Ward
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Samuel Norment
Firso
Central National Bank
Hisson
The
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National Bank of Washington
Washington Seek Exchange
C&ile
Treasury
Og Fifteenth
H Streets
Connecticut Avenue
Nermont
oMcorn
Coast Artillery Corps
William B. Homer
Centenant
Warren P. Newcomb
Glink CG
Hearn
Rex van den Corput
Free Leutenant
Chester J. Gandler
Col Hamer
Port Stevens
Ore
Armory Distri
Columbia
Philiother
George E. Mitchell
Thirteenth Cavalry
Army School of
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Pierre ©. Stevens
St. Paul
Minn
Department of Dakota
Evereth A. Anderson
United States Army
Fort Wingate
SN. Miex
Per
Sam Houston
Texaha
Charles D. Clay
John EB. Munroe
Ordnance Department
Truth about kidney trouble and Fulton’s Renal Compound
The article argues casts in urine are not death signals and kidney function can recover. It cites Fulton’s Renal Compound as reducing inflammation and albumen, with 81 percent recovery in chronic cases. Local agents listed as Henry Evans, 922-924 F St NW, Oakland, and a subscription offer.
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Fulton
John J Fulton Co
Oakland
Burton to Nominate Taft at Republican Convention
Ohio Attorney General Ellis is slated for a position on the resolutions committee. Representative T E Burton of Cleveland will place Mr Taft in nomination before the Republican national convention if an agreed plan with Taft and his managers is reached. Ohio's delegation balance is shaping up with Harry M Daugherty on credentials and Arthur L Vorys set to be national committeeman. Taft to address Memorial Day at Grant's Tomb before returning to Washington.
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Taft
T. E. Burton
Cleveland
Burton
Committee On Resolutions
Wade K. Bilis
Onto
Genral
Ohio
Contron
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Arthur L. Vorys
Myron T. Herrick
Vorys
Frank H. Hitchcock
V Vorys
Meyer
Massachusetts
Hitchcock
Representative Thurton
Associated Managers
Norwich
Conn
Grant
New York City
Washington
Restricts Coal Holdings in Alaska Territory Bill Signed
President Roosevelt signed a radical bill to encourage coal development in Alaska. It limits coal land holdings to 2,560 acres, with forfeiture for larger holdings and government first claim on mined coal to ensure Navy fuel supply. The text lists numerous naval officers and transfers dated 1908 and 1968 in the accompanying notices.
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Foosevelt
Will Guard the Colors at Naval Academy Parade
Fourth company of the First Battalion at Annapolis is favored to guard and carry the national colors for next year after final markings in ordnance and infantry. Midshipman Arthur Carpenter of Trenton, N. J., leads the brigade in dress parade during June week. Navy vessel movements include arrivals at North River and San Pedro and several sailings to California and Bremerton.
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Trenton
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Virginia
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Kearsarge
Hiiness
Bremerton
Dolphin
Washington
League Island
New
Platts Tioga Lodge for Sale in New York State
Senator Platts wife Lilian Janeway owns Linga Lodge near Slighland Mills New York. The residence with twenty four acres and fourteen rooms is listed for sale by agents now held by Farmers Mortgage and Loan Company due to domestic differences. Reported value is about 10 9, but asking price is 57 0.
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Senator Platt
Lilian Janeway
Slighland Mills
Kent
Farmers’ Mortgage and
Oan Company
The Washington Post Builds a Trusted News Image
The newspaper’s independence, fearlessness, and accuracy attract readers from all classes. It emphasizes best news, top writers, and modern facilities to deliver daily reporting.
The Post Leading Newspaper at the Seat of Government
The Post is presented as the foremost newspaper published in Washington. It offers comprehensive financial news, full market reports, and accurate business status. It also serves farmers with produce guidance and provides leisure readers with varied columns and reading material.
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Sunday Post praised for illustrations and select foreign news
The illustrated magazine section showcases choices by prominent writers and acclaimed fiction. Careful selection of foreign news is complemented by timely, accurate illustrations. The Sunday Post is regarded as the best visitor to any household compared with other Sunday papers.
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The Sporting Department Tue Post Distinctive Pink Sheet
The Sporting Section of The Sunday Post is printed on pink paper and fills four crowded pages each Sunday. It covers every outdoor and indoor sport from baseball results to yacht contests and golf with accurate comprehensive reporting.
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