Militia Company G Heads on Ten Day March
Fortly members of Company G First Regiment District National Guard left Washington on a ten day practice march through Maryland West Virginia and Virginia under Capt J Harry Bean. they travel with arms rations and two supply wagons arriving Winchester Va for two days and continuing to Charlestown and Harpers Ferry with an ambulance and medical staff coordinating the march.
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Borsebuck
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Hester Va
J. Harry Bean
Pt. Bean
City
Richacon
Bean
Rederick
Ely
Charlestown
W. Va
Sapethes
Wonchester
Harpers Ferry
Winchester
May Seat Davis Daughter Moves at National Conventio
May 28 Colrado Springs reports emphasis on the franchise at a national convention in Denver as delegates from El Paso County discuss sending a delegate to the Mexican Conference. Margaret Howell Jefferson Davis Hayes is noted as Jefferson Davis' only living daughter. Gov Johnson backs a bill requiring campaign contribution disclosure and spending details from nominees and campaigns.
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Col
Denver
Ruth Brean Leavitt
Pemperdis
el Paso
Tenie Heer
Delngate
Margaret Howell
Jefferson Davis Hayes
Jefferson Davis
Neil Minn
Johnson
Congress
Weather conditions report from May weather bulletin
Weather conditions note from the Weather Bureau at Wastieston on May 8 describes a very hot May with a record 96 degrees in 1895 and a current year showing generally warm, unsettled conditions. Fronts bring showers and thundershowers, with advisories for Atlantic and Gulf coasts and variable winds.
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Weather Bureau
Wastieston
Woistinges
Beraractoa
Atlantic States
Alles
Reaton
England
Middle Atlante
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Hearst McClellan recount leaves Hearst ahead
Special to The Washington Post reports New York recounts in Hearst McClellan election battle. Eight ballot boxes opened show Hearst net gains averaging eight and a half votes per box, reducing McClellan’s former 3474 plurality to 3406. Officials warn of counting errors or possible doctored returns.
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Washington Post
New York
Hearst-McClellan
Hearst
McClellan
Board of Canvassers
Drink Soda Water At Afflege’s
Our store opposite Chase's vaudeville house offers soda water and a wide range of bitters and tonics. A one minute warning bell before Chase's curtain rise invites patrons to cross during intermission. The thermometer showed 97 degrees yesterday and the government tested its accuracy. Call Main 1979 to hear current downtown heat.
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Chase
Norment Elected Head of Washington Railway and Electric
Clarence F Norment was elected president of the Washington Railway and Electric Company at a board meeting, effective June 11, with Ward Thoron first vice president and Gen George H Harries second vice president. Allen L McDermott named special counsel as extensive improvements continue along the lines from the Treasury to Fifteenth and H streets northeast.
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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
Central
National Bank of Washington
Washington Seek Exchange
C&ile
Treasury
Og Fifteenth
H Streets
Connecticut Avenue
Nermont
Truth About Kidney Trouble and Fulton’s Renal Compound
The article argues that kidney casts seen only under microscope do not guarantee death and that inflammation and albumen can subside with Fulton’s Renal Compound. It cites an 81 percent recovery rate in chronic cases, notes few autopsies show complete kidney dispersion, and lists John J Fulton Co as publishers with Henry Evans as local agent.
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Fulton
John J Fulton Co
Oakland
Taft nomination plan outlined by Burton for convention
Cleveland representative T E Burton will place Taft in nomination before the Republican national convention unless an agreement with Taft and his managers is reached. Ohio's role appears settled with Bilis on resolutions and Daugherty and Vorys assigned credentials and national committeeman posts. Taft travels to Norwich and then Grant's Tomb, returning next week.
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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
Restrictions on Coal Holdings in Alaska Enacted
President Roosevelt signed a bill restricting coal land holdings to 2,560 acres to curb monopolies, with government claim on mined coal to secure navy fuel. The measure, hailed by supporters as radical, aims to ensure supply and disfavor large combinations.
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Foosevelt
Will Guard the Colors at Annapolis Parade
At the Naval Academy Annapolis Maryland May 28 the final company rankings confirm Fourth Company First Battalion Brigade of midshipmen led by Midshipman Arthur Carpenter of Trenton New Jersey will guard and carry the national and academy colors next year. The dress parade during June week will witness the transfer in the brigade presence along with final assessments across athletics and studies. Movements of naval vessels follow with arrivals and sailings listed for several ships including Chester Marietta Penneylvenia and others.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Brigade of Midshipmen
Arthur Carpenter
Trenton
N. 3
Chester
North River
New York City
Marietta
Grantanamo
Jax
Calertta City
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Georgia
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Virginia
Relief
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Dolphin
Washington
League Island
New
Platt's Tioga Lodge for Sale
Senator Platt's gift to his wife Lilian Janeway, Linga Lodge near Slighland Mills New York, is listed for sale due to domestic differences. Farm ers Mortgage and Loan Company now handles disposal. Twenty four acres and a fourteen room residence valued at 10b, 9, but sale price reported as 57, bu.
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Amnex
Linga Lodge
Senator Platt
Lilian Janeway
Slighland Mills
Kent
Farmers’ Mortgage and
Oan Company
Washington Post Promises Fearless News Coverage
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The illustrated magazine section offers selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. Careful curation of foreign news includes timely accurate illustrations, and The Sunday Post is praised as superior to other Sundays, a trusted visitor in households.
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The Sporting Department Tue Post
The Sporting Section of The Sunday Post is printed on pink paper and four pages each Sunday present up to date results in baseball running trotting races billiards auto racing yacht contests boating golf tennis swimming and all features of the sporting world in accurate comprehensive fashion.
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