Wynne Acting Postmaster General Named in Roosevelt Plan
President Roosevelt designates First Assistant Postmaster General Robert J Wynne as acting Postmaster General for up to thirty days to lead the department during Payne's death. A successor to Wynne would be named within the period, with possible interim moves involving George Cortelyou and others as the campaign closes. Nationwide condolences pour in from officials and friends as funeral arrangements and official observances unfold.
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District 8 to be closed for funeral services
The district commissioners have not taken action yet. A recommendation will be made this morning to close District 8 during the forenoon on Friday while departments also close for funeral services. The district building will fly the flag at half mast.
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President orders national funeral observance for Payne
A government proclamation announces a national day of mourning for Henry Clay Payne Postmaster General who died in Washington. Departments to close from 1 to 4 pm on the funeral day and flags to fly at half mast for thirty days. Public offices nationwide to observe the same hours.
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Henry Clay Payne
Igh
Abel
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Department of Staff
Washington
Robert Janne
Menry C Payne
Washington, DC
Josey
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Thie
Free Lectures In Schools And A Big Budget Move
The board of education advanced a budget for the next fiscal year and approved a fall schedule of free lectures funded by a 31600 congressional appropriation. Lectures feature speakers on notes, geography, architecture, and world topics at Jefferson and other centers with weekly and Friday sessions. A separate report notes two youths with revolvers arrested in the Bowle area near Anacostia railroad yards.
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England
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Henry
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Bowle Md
Anacostia
Bach
The Value of Charcoal as a Health Remedy
A Buffalo physician endorses Stuarts Charcoal Lozenges for relief from gas in stomach and bowels. The ad claims daily use improves complexion, breath, blood purity, and liver function, noting lozenges are sold at drug stores and offer safe, ongoing benefits.
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Eloper in Police Court Case Exposes Virginia Romance
United States Attorney Morgan H Reach announced that he arranged for William J Pulliam to be arraigned in the Police Court on perjury tied to a marriage license. Pulliam eloped from Tinders Virginia last Monday night with Miss Lee Emma Browall daughter of Augustus Browall. They sought a license from the District Supreme Court clerk but were stopped by the girl's father. Stovall reached Washington and took his daughter home. A court lecture for Pulliam and the prosecuting attorney was anticipated and a full prosecution was not pursued. The courthouse crowd expected no heavy action, while Beach favored amicable adjustment before possible future wedlock.
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Tinders
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Augustus Dotovail
District Supreme Court
Stovall
Washington
Puliiam
Virginia
Beach
Browall
Pulliam
Law School Opens Year At Georgetown With Staff Changes
Georgetown University Law School opened for its thirty-fourth year in the Law Building on K Street NW last night with the largest registration to date, twenty-four higher than last year’s first day. Judge Clabaugh announced faculty changes, added quizzes, new quiz masters, and a strengthened library funded by 3000 dollars. He noted stricter attendance, required theses for fourth-year students, and new courses by Wilson on admiralty, Donoghue on citizenship, and Easley Smith on pardons and consequences of conviction.
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Coming Of Boys' Brigade Arrives For City Convention
Advance guard of the Hoya Brigade expected in the city to prepare for a brigade convention Friday through Sunday with around 1000 boys to parade Saturday. The march route includes John Marshall Place to Mount Vernon Place and back to the White House area, with disbanding at Mount Vernon Place. About 300 boys lack quarters and may stay in hotels at local committee expense. Funds needed exceed 4600 after partial collection. judges for the drill are Captains Muir Rhoades Nolan in the U.S. Army staff. A meeting at Waugh M Church will feature Col Joseph H Cudlipp, with Gen Datley to speak elsewhere.
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New York
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Takoma Park
Runaway Horse Sparks Nighttime Panic on Pennsylvania Ave
A runaway horse galloped blindly along Pennsylvania Avenue from near Seventh Street toward the Peace Monument causing excitement as four men rode away to safety. The animal clipped car tracks near the monument, fell, but the riders escaped unharmed. The horse was found with a broken leg after examination by a veterinary surgeon after consent of owner James C Thomas of 619 Sheridan Avenue Northwest, Cr ee.
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Russian General Denies Chinese Tomb Plunder Claims Near Mukden
Gen Kuropatkin sent to the Emperor refuting Chinese charges that Russian troops violated sacred tombs near Mukden. He says sentries guard the gates, soldiers are barred, and his inspection found Fu Pass tombs poorly cared for by Chinese custodians.
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Mistchenko Operations Report From Manchuria Skirmishes Persist
A Russian AP correspondent with General Mistchenko’s division describes recurring clashes where Russians repulse Japanese advances. October 3 sees Japanese efforts repelled by Russian cavalry and artillery, with casualties on both sides. The report details actions near Toumytsa Hill and subsequent maneuvers as Russians gain intelligence and press north.
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Russians Fortify Tie Pass Region in Manchuria
Tokyo reports a Russian base at Tie Pass with defenses extending south and east. Fortifications line the Yilu River near Yilu and Tahaitun while roads from Mukden and Fushan converge on Tie Pass, aiming to delay Oyama's Hun River crossing.
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Oyama
Chinese Volunteer Militia Supposedly Organized by Japanese Aid Prince
A distal dispatch dated October 4 says Japan forms a Chinese volunteer militia enlistment with Lin See, a Chinese imperial prince, assisting. Men are paid but not armed by Japan, using old muskets. Russians report bravery. Japanese officers allegedly lead bands of Chinese bandits on Europat King right flank as tensions rise.
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Dr Mites Anti Pain Pills Advertised Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Mites Anti Pain Pills as a quick remedy for headache nervousness indigestion and related pains. It claims nerve soothing action and notes household use in many families with testimonials from Mrs G A Danke of Moorestown New Jersey. Early packs priced at 38 doses for 3 cents and sold by druggists not in bulk.
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Fate of Attaches and Chinese Arrests Hinted Abroad
From St Petersburg October 5 the French Embassy reports two Chinese men were arrested at Chefoo attempting to exchange 2000 in French and German notes said to be stolen from Lieut de Cuverville and Capt von Gilgenheim the French and German attaches at Port Arthur who disappeared Local papers quote a Chefoo dispatch alleging Japanese involvement to shift blame for the disappearances
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Kuropatkin Vows Revenge as Liaoyang Raid Hints
Berlin dispatch cites Mukden sources claiming Gen Kuropatkin will seize the favorable season for action after Liaoyang. Officers and men hope a retreat period ends and a push against the foe follows. Japanese plans to attack via three columns from Yentai were abandoned upon learning Russian strength at 6,000 infantry and supporting units.
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Japanese Press Koreans to Army Amid Frontline Executions
Reports from Posaiet Bay recount Japanese orders in Korea demanding 40 to 60 conscripts per town for a new army. The Korean emperor resisted while Tokyo continues recruitment under the guise of coolies. In Pingyang 600 men were dressed in uniforms and sent to Manchuria, tied to posts on the front line where nearly all were killed. Russians later found only one survivor.
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Daughters of Confederacy vote on Jefferson Davis monument funds
The United Daughters of the Confederacy session in St Louis focused on raising money to finish the Jefferson Davis monument. The Ohio Robert Patton Chapter faced reinstatement denial, while Richmond backed the effort with a site donation and a donor promising $100 yearly until completion, and $7403 remained in the Jefferson Davis Memorial Association treasury after a recent $1900 addition.
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Aged Woman Struck by Car on Seventh Street
Mrs Jane Young eighty two of 73 Eighth street Southeast was seriously injured yesterday when struck by a car at Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast. The fender knocked her feet from under her and the car struck again, sending her across the parking by the tracks. Pedestrians carried her to Petrolas drug store before Dr James Herbert, her physician, arrived and found both bones of her left leg broken along with severe bruising.
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Weather conditions and storm warnings across regions
Weather Bureau bulletin notes a northeastward moving disturbance from Iowa to the St Lawrence Valley with high pressure behind it. Showers and thunderstorms extend from Oklahoma to the St Lawrence Valley. temperatures fall in Upper Midwest. Forecast calls for showers and cooler conditions across the Ohio and Middle Atlantic states and Northern Florida, with winds NW along the Great Lakes and Atlantic coast. Special forecasts warn storm conditions along the Atlantic coast and Great Lakes. local data lists temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and tides. A separate item reports a Baltimore brakeman fatal injury after crash at Shepherds and in the vicinity of Baltimore.
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