Payne Funeral Flight to Milwaukee With World Leaders Attending
Funeral services for Mr Payne drew a large official turnout with President Roosevelt Mrs Payne and Mrs Roosevelt among pallbearers. Supreme Court members, naval and military officers, diplomats and Cabinet officials attended, the procession moving from the church to Arlington. The body was shipped to Milwaukee aboard a special train with Secretary Hitchcock and other officials aboard, while divisions of the War and Treasury departments coordinated security and funeral arrangements.
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Milwaukee
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Ciil
Mtbousn
Cale
Duvall
George W
Jo Malloy
Navy
Moms
Marne Corps
Ays Atl Matibe
Lestrit
Columbia
Distict
Sena- Law
Congress
Nesore Staat
Army
War Department
Mia Bayne
Charas McCawley
Charles
Utd
Cam‘tos
Luveh
Etary
Gat
Atatehaad
Rilaral Cotton Smith
Ceclar
Jovi
Kulaenpal Chareb
Jay Setary Ishchcock
Milson
Washington
Dunlap
Payne
Fagat
Orchida
M.A. tHatlasa
Gerdenias
A Blubart
Sahida
Shaw
Toa
Viebns
Mies
Valley
Kiven
Messrs
Tukelt
Klaus
Post-office
Illea
Ferelitie
Actus
Wes
Legation
Io Washington
Charel
Tayny
Tbe
Arlington
Pennsylvania
Hitchcock
Michukee
Wn Ie de Odes
Wilson
Plana
Secrewes
Metcalf
Mineral Party
Fangloves
Bureau of Engraving and Printing Ceol
Treasury
Directue
Cortelyou Vacancy Creates Acting Postmaster General Wait
Justice Department officials decline to opine but belief holds the President may name an Acting Postmaster General if the Postmaster General vacancy arises during Congress. Cortelyou, attending Henry Payne's funeral, met Roosevelt. Carleton later joined at the White House.
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Department of Justice
Pera
Cortelyou
Corelyon
Washington
New York
Henry Payne
Preadent Roosevelt
Carelyou
White House
Conference with President Roosevelt Referred to in Campaign Remarks
The text notes a meeting at St Johns Church with unresolved details, mentioning a conference lasting until nearly two oclock. It records questions about the campaign discussed with the President and shows no details shared, yet expresses confidence in Roosevelt's election.
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St. John’s Church
Roosevelt
HOUSES IN ALLEY BURNED IN SUNDAY FIRE RUN
Multiple small structures burned in Chews court and nearby lanes after a series of alarms. Carrie Taylor, J J Heton, and two other families faced loss as walls collapsed and a bureau held $100 disappeared. Total damage about 2000 dollars with insurance. Additional minor blazes at 44 and 42 street alley and a dump water home caused small losses. Firefighters responded to a false alarm from Woodley Lane to Klingle Ford road.
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Chew's Court
Second Street
Carrie Taylor
J. J. Heton
Mra.Taylor
Henson Bland
Heron
BI Second Street
Charles E. Wallace
Susan J. Murray
Thomas Murray
Baltimore
Chew's ‘Court
Carrie Smallwood
Edward Joheson
Street Alley
Mem- Sof No
Dns
T. B. Carey
Fifteenth Street
Box
Woodley Lane
Klingle Ford Road
Salary Increase Move Backed by Washington Teachers
A large district meeting at Central High School supported the Washington Teachers Association to press Congress for higher salaries. Board president Gen. H. V. Boynton voiced board sympathy, while Prof. John A. Chamberlain and Miss Flora Hendry outlined a memorial and a modest salary schedule aiming for about a 20 percent overall rise.
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Central High School
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Firsr
Washington Teachers’ Association
Congress
John A. Chamberlain
Association
Prof. Chamberlain
A. T. Stuart
Stuart
Washington
H. V. Boynton
Flora Hendrey
Balarles
Clark
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Newark
Cleveland
Tennallytown Forum Demands Se dosed sewers and representation
Citizens assemble at Tennallytown Masonic Hall led by Charles C. Lancaster to press suburb improvements. Speakers urge immediate service sewers, school capacity fixes, and congressional representation with possible suffrage limits. Meetings pledge to press Commissioners and board of education for action and funding.
Brookland Citizens Assess Car Service, Rail Lines
Brookland Citizens' Association criticized suburban rail cars from Eckington through Hyattsville and other Maryland towns as inadequate. They cited holiday service gaps, refusal to stop, and overcrowding. A committee was tasked to investigate remedies, with rail improvements and bumper safety near the Baltimore and Ohio depot noted. Fire committee praised Capt. Henry and described Brookland engine plans and Seventeenth Street access upgrades.
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Brookland Citizens’ Association
Nes
Eckington
Hyattsville
Maryland
Ecking
Committee On Railroads
Baltmore and Ohio
Rhode Island Avenue
F. A. Kinnan
Henry
Chemical Company No. 4
Brookland
Seventeenth Street
Joseph Baumer
James L. Whiteside
Brookland Line Schedule and Crossing Improvements Discussed
Ford read communications from the Commissioners as President Kinnan said the Brookland line would soon schedule three and four half minute gaps between cars in peak hours. The Brook land crossing report by F A Harrison and Dr F Y Hull notes plans to place street and car lines beneath the railroad tracks. The committee reported they would include a recompmendation for this needed upgrade in estimates. Dr M J Holmes called attention to kindergarten teaching provisions while W A Hathaway urged more police protection and Harrigan proposed a police sub station. Secretary Ford presented his resignation, but the association unanimously asked for its withdrawal and tabled the matter until November.
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Ford
Kinnan
Brookland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
F. A. Harrison
F. Y. Hull
M. J. Holmes
J. EB. Ralph
W. A. Hathaway
Harrigan
Association
Lad T
WOUNDS MAY PROVE FATAL INASHBURN FARM QUARREL
Ernest L. Peacock twenty one of Ashburn Virginia was wounded when a quarrel with Henson Poole at Seldens Island near Seneca led Poole to fire five shots. Peacock underwent emergency surgery at Garfield Hospital with six intestinal holes sutured and a second arm wound dressed. He remained in critical condition at midnight.
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Virginia Farm
Ernest L. Peacock
Ashburn
Washington
Garfield Hospital
J. Ford Thompson
Peacock
Henson Poole
Seldens Island
Seneca
Poole
Norland
Republican Marching Club Reform Plans Outline at Metzerott Hall
A large gathering of Republicans met at Metzerott’s Hall led by the Roosevelt and Fairbanks League with Frank Raymond presiding. Delegates and speakers announced plans to reorganize the Republican Marching Club and hang a Roosevelt and Fairbanks banner on F street. Officers and committees were named for upcoming events and reunions.
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Metzerott's Hall
Roosevelt and Fairbanks League
Frank Raymond
Col
Ezra Nat Hin
John F. May
Daniel Grosvenor
William A. Hickey
J. Roach
L. W. Kearney
League
Raymond
Td. J. Roach
C. A. Pfau
John T. May
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
F Street
Republican Marching Club
Riegs House
Old Boys
Chin
Interstate Marching Club
Dies of Typhoid At 600 Maine Avenue
William W Rotlow died at Columbia Hospital after four typhoid attacks and a Thursday operation failed to help. He was 47, a member of Washington Commandery No 1 Knights Templars, with funeral set for Metropolitan M E Church at 1 30 Sunday under Masonic Ladies auspices. Detective Howlett arrested Annie Coffer on petit larceny after two dresses were reported stolen from Mina Ellen Yudelvit of 609 D Street NW. One dress was recovered.
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William W Rotlow
Maine Avenue
Columbiam Hospital
Hollow
Washington Commandery
Knights Templars
Metropolitan M. BE. Church
Dreasen
Howlett
Annie Coffer
Mina Ellen Yudelvit
D Street
Delegates Named to Charlestown Colored Men’s Convention
The seventeenth algance moosevelt Re publican Club of a big city selects I. C. Luckett William L. Smith Webb Green R. H. Johnson and Joshua Green as delegates to the Colored Men’s Convention in Charles Town West Virginia on Monday October 17. Officers named are R. H. Johnson president and William L. Smith secretary.
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Seventeenth
Algance Moosevelt Republican Club of
Big City
Convention of
Colored Men
Charlestown
W. Va
I. C. Luckett
William L. Smith
Webb Green
R. H. Johnson
Joshua Green
R. H. Johrson
Auto Fire Quenched on Street by Police
Late yesterday afternoon B A Cowell of Eighth and F streets NW was riding his auto at Second Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW when the car took fire from the gasolene tank. Policeman Beauregard threw water on the blaze and extinguished it. The owner valued the loss at five dollars.
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B. A. Cowell
Eighth and
F Streets
Second Steel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fie
Beauregard
Thomas Queen
John Jackson
Third Street
Jackson
Queen
Jesse Russell
Sixth Street
Revi
Epworth League Convention Opens in DC at Foundry Church
The annual Epworth League convention for the District of Columbia opened last night at Foundry Methodist Church on Sixteenth Street NW. After opening services a reception followed, and this evening the annual reports will be presented and officers elected.
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Epworth League
The
Epworth League For
District of Columbia
Foundry Methodist Church
Sixteenth Street Northwest
Anual
Infantry
Signal Corps
Charles H. Muir
Charles D. Rhodes
Dennis E. Nolan
General Staff
Thhe Army
Hospital Corps
9. P. Gerhard
L. Mitchell
F. W. Gerhard
Pennsylvania
Mount Vernon
M. E
Mount Vernon Place
M.E
Asemble
John Marabel
Moun Vernon Place M. & Church
Misunderstanding Halted Boys Brigade Field Meet
A miscommunication with George Washington University authorities prevented the Boys' Brigade athletic meet at Van Ness grounds. Players and 1000 spectators assembled as football practice proceeded, then officials ordered the boys off. The day shifted to a steamer excursion down the Potomac and a large drill at Convention Hall with General Bope and visiting units.
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Boys’ Brigade
van Ness
George Washington University
Lowe
Payne
Western Maryland
Lowa
Dexter
Dallas G Sutton
M. Sutton
University Holmes
W. BR
Phil Op
Sutton
Phhilips
Thim
van Nesa Park
Perton
Palllips
Txeca
Son
Charles Macalester
Mount Vernon
Convention Hall
Weather conditions and forecasts from the Weather Bureau report
The Weather Bureau notes high pressure moving from the Late region over the Middle Atlantic while a Nevada to Dakota disturbance shifts. Precipitation limited to certain western regions. rain expected in the Lake, Middle Mississippi, and Ohio valleys, with warmth in the Lake region and Ohio Valley. Winds shift from southerly to northeasterly on different coasts. steamers to Europe forecast fair winds. Local data include hourly temps, humidity, rainfall, sunshine, and tides.
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Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
Grand Banks
Dowstown
Ameck
Suntiara
Raisfaltor
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Louise Elise Ockhert
Exeautrix
Tennallytown Association
Lancaster
Tennally
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Barry Bulkley
Charles C. Lancaster
Associattion
Deagon
Tennallytown Masonic Hall
Louis P. Shoemaker
Col. E. B. Townsend
Capt. Twomb
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Woodward
Health Department
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Prof
Ireland
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McComb
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Mount Pleasant
Col. Twombly
Hood
Soldiers’ Alliance
Union Bollers' Alliance
Ebbitt House
Edward Campbell
Frat
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Lyman FW. Cushing
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Proctor
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Alva S. Taber
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Luke Kelly
Robert B. Grant
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Great Council
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William W. Rollow
Auto
Potomac
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Gnance Committee
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Hon H, D. &. Macfarland
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Fox
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Clarence F. Nerment
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Abs. Wetze
C. KE. King
United States Army
Second
District of Columbia Regiment
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
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H. P. Bope
Columbia Regiment
Takoma Park
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Hospital
Aia Verre
Lansburgh & Bro
Beaver
Cheviot
Melton
Sanders & Stayman Co
F St
Tater
Hebbard & Winemen
Ninth Street
Credit House
Car
O. J. DeMoll & Co
G St
N. W
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
Seventh Street
James K. Probey
St.n. W
Johnson Brothers
12Th and Water
Srd and Kon
Ldih
DS. W
Reo Bugs
HUB Furniture CO
7Th
Sis. N. W
Bam
Asher Tile
Atlante
Atlantic City
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X. Ze & Chicaga
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Ohle Ad
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Wyo
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Towa
Denver
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Tex
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F. Ta
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Linke Rock
Ark
Mace Etle
Mich
Tenna
New Orleans
Newark Shoe Store
Pa. Ave
Warner
Oli
Basklet
Warnera Bafe Cue Company
Rochester
Tharp
Berkeley
St. N.W
Elmie
New Modela
Crocker
KOT
Si Reo
Oermay Onlerd
Asvium
Masude Temple
Paraiba
Ralston
Davey & Son
Odd Fellows
San Francesc
Pam
Wale
Ts Amd
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Stieff
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Thoston Ay J C Conliff
Dirder & Vagal B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Alexandria
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Gottis
Ant Sethantes
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Capital Phon.graph CO
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S. Robbin & Bro
N. Y. Ave
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Pope
Allee
M Paterson
D A
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