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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1910
Page
4
Split in Republican ranks improves Dix's outlook. Democrats see a suspicious plan to add to boom during tap through the South. Refusal of use of the Union League Club of New York and place for formal notification to Stimson noted.
Special to The Washington Post reports William Randolph Hearst fully backs the Independence League ticket by nominating a full State slate for lieutenant governor. The move strains Republican hopes and may attract Democratic votes, while business leaders express preference for Roosevelt’s non return to the White House, shaping the Empire State contest as Roosevelt versus party factions.
DIED. Katlo On Saturday October 1910 at 16 pm at 928 Hi street NW SA BVENG beloved husband of the late Molly Ratto Notter. Funeral hereafter it entered into eternal rest on Thursday October at 1910 at 810 am BL IU'ND HITE beloved father of Susie Payne Mary E John Hite Laura Fox Rebecca Harris in the eighty fifty year of his age. Funeral from Snow Creek Baptist Church Sheridan Avenue Anacostia on Saturday October 9 at 1 3 pm servant of God well done est from thy long employ the battle ig fought the victory Is not Beat In thy Yashnr Jo. Rebecca Harris Miller On Friday October 7 191, at 7 20 am at his residence Chillum Thhace George County Md. John Millet in the seventy four year of his age funeral from St Pauls Church Red Reeek Parish near Soldier Home on Monday October 10 at 3 pm Relatives and friends invited to attend Prince George county and Baltimore Papers please copy. Warren Suddely on Friday October 7 WM at 7 pm at his residence New York Avenue NW TIARLES M beloved husband of Franets kK Warren from his late residence on Monday October 1 at tp om Inter-Tent private at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Advertisement notes a connection between John Kr. Wright Co and F Harvey's Sons Funeral Directors and Embalmers. It mentions a chapel on premises at 1337 Tenth Street and NW location details including telephone numbers and opening hours. It promotes strict glass service at moderate prices.
A contentious view of Colonel Roosevelt’s post election plans fuels a debate among New York Republicans. The piece suggests he may seek another presidential nomination, provoking donor concerns, union league dissent, and anti-Roosevelt revolt within party ranks as Roosevelt tours the South and discusses strategy with Tennessee’s Hale.
Mrs Frank Streebe of Appleton Wisconsin describes a remarkable improvement after using Peruna. She was a nervous wreck unable to sleep eat or rest and had lost the will to live. She credits Peruna with restoring strength and vitality and calls it a tonic and strength builder without rival.
Discussion in New York and upstate circles centers on whether Southern delegations will back Taft or Roosevelt at the next convention. Hale says Roosevelt gains support if he accepts renomination, while Dix and Bumson remain uncertain. The tariff issue and Roosevelt’s stance complicate party unity as both Republicans and Democrats weigh the colonel’s appeal.
Willis L Moore chief of the weather bureau contested former Distribution Division Chief James Berry’s allegations of mismanagement. Berry claimed cuts and a tyrannical control aimed at boosting appropriations. Moore said the division was abolished for economy and efficiency and Berry refused another assignment, resigning. Secretary Wilson declined to discuss the matter.
Montreal dispatch reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier plans a Monday night speech to back reciprocity with the United States and expand Canada’s trade ties. He will defend government transport policy and the navy plan while facing opposition from Eastern Canada and French-Canadian factions. The event aims to show loyalty among Laurier’s francophone supporters amid Bourassa’s renewed challenge.
Julia Dent Grant granddaughter of former President Grant and daughter of Ulysses Grant of San Diego California married Edmund C King of Portland Oregon at noon today in the home of a bride’s great aunt Mrs A H Wood Rev C H Channer conducting the service The couple left for New York after a wedding breakfast and will reside in Portland Oregon.
Special cables report dwindling global oxygen as ballooning records improve. Early ascents may reach zones now unattainable due to oxygen loss. A Mont Blanc death linked to oxygen starvation underscores the danger. Pogson’s passing noted as a scholarly loss. Russian education minister resigns. Katkaff Lyceums head named successor. Jamaica seeks expanded US trade. Gabriel Astruc made Legion of Honor in Paris.
Gaillard Hunt, chief of the Congressional Library manuscripts division, left Rome after surveying major libraries to inspire an American national archives bureau. He praised the Vatican Library with 26 000 manuscripts including Greek and oriental works, noting five centuries of papal organization and a special system to preserve books from time damage.
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