Wynne Named Won Regard of President in Temporary Postmaster General Role
President Roosevelt appoints Robert J. Wynne as acting Postmaster General to fill the vacancy after Henry C Payne's death. Wynne sworn in at the Post Office Department and set to attend the cabinet meeting, with George B Cortelyou expected to assume the role later. Wynne’s prior actions against postal fraud are noted, and his temporary tenure is tied to Cortelyou’s readiness to return to cabinet duties.
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Watt
George B. Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Henry C. Payne
Robert J. Wynne
Seanatar
Wynne Tang
Tha Ftest
Post Office
Firat «Paistant
John J. Dowley
Firet Azsistant
Whits House
Wynne
Howley
Chance
Post-office Department
H. A. Cantwell
National Association of Letter Carders
Senate of the United States
Cartelyou
Mec Wynne
Georga B Cartelyou
Republican National Committees
Rovneratt
Cortetyou
Uachenn
Tity Nd
Urtalyou
Commerce and Labor
Payne
Paynefa
Howeer
Cortelyou
Aim
Senate
Paes Afon
Cortelyau
Orfar
Ruogevells Wonsa
Suisfco Ae
Wyone
Ube
Wyte
Camning Hima
Cortalvou
Washington
New York Press Act
Payna
Journalist Wynne and family noted in civic circles
The text recalls Wynne as a journalist who served as Cincinnati Tribune correspondent and later New York Press correspondent. It mentions his connection to the Gridiron Club and Army and Navy Club, and his lineage as son of a Mexican War veteran with a son serving as a captain in the Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynne
Postal
New York City
Philadelphia
Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company
Washington
Cinctonet Gazette
Henry V. Boynton
Washington Corps of
The
Gazette
Commercial Gazette
Pepershive
Treasury
Charles Foster
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati Tribune
New York Press
At Payne
Army and Navy Club
Marina Corps
Root at White House Predicts Roosevelt Victory in New York
Former Secretary of War Elihu Root met with President Roosevelt at the White House and expressed confidence that New York will cast its electoral vote for Roosevelt in November. He outlined plans for speeches in New York and Philadelphia and said he will appear before the Supreme Court in the Fairweather case hearing.
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New York
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
White House
New York State
Root
Washington
Roots
Philadelphia
Union League Club
United States Supreme Gobet
Fairweather
Raid on vote contest circulars prompts police probe
A Washington D C precinct raid probed a National Contest Company scheme promising $110000 in cash prizes for near correct presidential vote estimates. Manager Christopher D Marsh was arrested for violating police law as officers seized circulars and certificates from offices in the Colorado Building. Post office investigators may cooperate as authorities scrutinize the spam like ads advertising the contest and its entry costs. A separate clue reports a baby carriage found outside Luther Memorial Church raising questions about its surroundings.
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Grant
Christopher D. Marsh
Hall
Foltcn
Colorado Building
Statter-House
Turnber
Headquarters Police
New York
Washington
Colorado
Thas
International Bond and Mortgage Company of New York
Co. G. Dunn
Grover Cleveland
William McKinley
Removal of trustee in Bowie Waggaman deed case prompts sale plan
The case centers on R Irving Bowie alleging misuse of $1,000 placed with Thomas E Waggaman for real estate ventures. Waggaman and John W Pilling remained trustees while Woodley interest assigned to Waggaman triggers further security actions. A $3,000 bond secures the order, with potential private sale of the property to satisfy the claim.
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BR. Irving Bowie
Thomas ¥. Waggaman
R. Irving Bowie
Twenty-fourth
N Streeta
William Earl Ambrose
John W. Pilling
Justice Anderson
Charles H. Meril~lal
Hawle
Irving Williamson
Waggaman
Anle
Cecilia M. Coughlin
Samuel Allen
Mr. Pilling
Bowls
Bowle
Mr. Waggaman
Cecula M. Coughlin
Thomas TB. ‘Waggaman
Waggaman estate claims list of notes and debts
The document catalogs claims and balances across numerous individuals and firms, listing sums owed by drawers, makers, acceptors, or indorsers. It references Jamen Pilling notes, John F. Weggamen, and Thomas H Waggaman, plus Mutual Life Insurance and Security Insurance policies totaling several hundred thousand dollars.
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A. B. Brown
Bakhous
Benginger & Co
C. B Bates
Rev
B. F. Bittinger
Mry
Qotler
Olivia C. Brooks
A. B. Brigas
Committee
J.B. Breavport
Br. G. Batley
D. Beale
Clarence Heal
Bundy
M. Bruchl
M. Cleaver
Julia Armour
Mary
AP. Btckels
Milford Fishman
Tames Mf. Varnum
Gorge W. Bakersmith
Wiliam A. Dail
Martha C Gibby
Benjamin Harris
B. B. Leighton
Clare H. Cunningham
HB. Paine
Annie Branch
Lilla A. Bonah
Gatholie University
State Crowty
Unkown
FB. Collins
Catherine Carmichael
Elizabeth Campbell
Allen Clarke
Etaline Connor
Q. T. Crosby
Arthur Peter
Eilen B. Wickeraham
Washington Gas Light Company
Waggaman
Mr. Staples
Rigga House
Thres
Jamen Pilling
Blackstor
J.-M Pilling
Margueratte
John F. Weggamen
T. H Waggaman
FAO
John F. Waggaman
Thomas H. Waggaman
Mutual Life Insutance Company of
New York
Fan Security Insurance
Thomas E .Waggaman
Benson Victorious In Habeas Ruling On Land Frauds
Judge Lacombe denied Federal authorities a rehearing in the Benson habeas corpus case. John A. Benson, Calif ornian millionaire, faced land fraud charges and alleged bribery of Land Office clerks. Indictments also named Frederick A. Hyde Henry P. Diamond and Joost Schneider. Separate rulings were issued for co defendants. Skylarking at Tenth and E streets ends in three arrests for property damage and a teenager charged with carrying a concealed pistol.
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New York
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
John A. Benson
United States
California
Oregon
Benson
Washington
Frederick A. Hyde
Henry P. Dimond
Joost Schneider
San Francisco
Morrow
Frank H. Platt
Boiled Water a Fad Artesian Wells for Schools
Northeast Washington Citizens Association met at Twelfth and H to debate district issues with lively clashes over treasurer election and paving Seventh Street. A key vote urged the district to bore artesian wells at every schoolhouse to replace boiled water, while discussions on wages for teachers and rail and street matters dominated the lively session.
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Northeast
Washington Citizens Association
Twelfth
H Street
Josiah Milard
Seventh Street
A. H. F. Holsten
District of Columbia
F 0. Foster
Committee On
L.r D. Walter
Josiah Millard
Mr. Holsten
Millard
Btarr
Tucker
Wells
Holsten
Parsons
Evan H Tucker
L D Walter
Samuel Sowerbutta
William G. Lang
A. H. P. Holsten
F 1. Foster
J Wileming
Coffee linked to relief Headache sufferer credits Postum cure
A Connellsville woman claims twenty five year headaches eased after stopping coffee and tea and drinking Postum. She reports improved health and stronger well being, noting others with similar issues found relief with Postum. The testimonial from a Postum Co. claim highlights coffee avoidance as the key factor.
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Asher
Agaim
Connellsville
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Cree
Mich
District council debates Seventh Street paving and hospital funding
The council discussed fixing teacher salaries and a resolution for paving Seventh Street between Maryland Avenue and H Street. Millard push for Eighth Street paving met Burke's criticism of hospital funding. A vote tied until President Tucker sided with Lang. Bullard warned of a Congress appeal to favor the F Street group. Macfarland likely to back trump citation law. Sowerbutta pushed immediate Anacostia River riverfront improvements.
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Lang
Seventh Street
Maryland Avenue
H Street
Millard
Eighth Street
Mas. Burke
Homeopathic
Garfield
Walter
Maj. Burke
Tucker
Bullard
Congress
Parsons
Macfarland
Trump
Wag
Sowerbutta
Anacostia River
Jury Tampering Charged. Special Grand Jury Ordered At Columbus
Columbus Ohio October 10 Common Pleas Judges Dillon Bigger and Rathmell suspend court sessions and order a special grand jury to examine charges of juror tampering. Affidavits allege former Judge McCleary and Deputy Sheriff Callahan paid Moses Schlessinger a local Democratic figure to influence a street railway verdict against Elijah Munns. Schlessinger reportedly implicated Sheriff Karb and others, all deny the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Common Pleas
Dillon
Elijah Munns
Aftavits
Schlessinger
McCleary
Callahan
Karb
Yellow fever suspected aboard Straits of Dover at Boston
A British steamer Straits of Dover from Progresso with sisal grass is held at quarantine in Boston after three crew members show symptoms of yellow fever. They were moved to the hospital. Progresso has reported yellow fever for weeks, and former commander Capt Webber died earlier.
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Boston
Straite of Dover
Kiddie
Progresso
Webber
Straits of Dover
Alnea
Weather conditions and forecasts across regions report shifting winds and temperature drops
The Weather Bureau notes a Therapii movement of low pressure east of the Lake region bringing strong easterly winds and cooler air into the interior valleys. Temperatures will fall Tuesday across the Lower Lake region Ohio Valley and Mid Atlantic, with high pressure moving in afterwards. Offshore warnings remain for the New England coast and Pacific coast. Local report lists midnight temperatures, humidity, rainfall, sun hours, and tides, ending with city temperatures yesterday and a scattered note on other cities.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Lake Region
Misaiagipptani
Ohio
Loper Lake
Atlendy
Littig Jain
Bissippi
Lake Reginn
Passie
St Lawrence
Win
Middle Atlantic
Slater
Lower Lake Region
New England
Rocky Moun- Ital
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Tennessee
Fort Gulf
South Atlantic
Middle Ladipntic
Gulf
Great Lakes
Pacific
Bereka
Ben Francisco
Columbia River
Port Townsend
Maxim
Mlahauns
Maximim
Wleck
Zimomater Yeeterder
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MR. Wynne
Dupont Circle
Julius Kamper
Maroh
Miiandabio
Aloe Avarture
Orpheus
Ogenbach Cornet Sale
Bubos
Wintermy ‘Walte
Ralt Belection
Ferdi
Ferdi Intermezzo
Hirerama
Mabel McKinley
Plantation Echoes
Coxton Mediey
Dedalin
Luther Memorial Church
Fourteenth
N Streets
Hostetter
Stomagh Bitters
Woodley
Thomas E. Waggamen
Ita
Highlands
Prince George County
Thomas R. Waggaman
Andrew Y. Bradley
Pet
United States Supreme Court
H. P. Waggaman
H. Pierra Waggamen
Bradley
Waggeman
W. Kennon
Gantt
T Moran
Big M .Thompson
John Walter, Sr
David Weatherly, Jr
Providentite and Trust Company
L, M Harper
Mamle K
Riggs
Bistera of
Wheeling
W. Va
A. M. Dean
Eintert
the Visitation
Georgetown
Blabop P. J. Donohue
Eatain D. Oconnor
Whealing
Provident ‘Life and Tram Company
Phila- Gsiphia
Enlata
Rey D J. Stafford
St Patrick's Church
Washington Lawn and ‘Trust Company
Plain Purc Chase
E. K. Goldaborough
W. G Harris
A. D. Jessup
Teresa J. Jenkine
Jacob Slater
Macomb
Guardland
McKelden
ML Chandler
William B. Chandler
F. Dyson
BH. Miphler
Mary E. Wathen
J Hannan
Mary P. Campbell
Naante H. Biggs
Mary O'Connell
Edlph Pedgett
P. B. Rebly
Bo. B. F Tobin
Mary Lee
Rachel Holle
Matelia King
Walter J. Puling
Coknman
W. O Alexander
G. Antucht
Allen
Bergt
Todman
Po- Ueceman Samson
First Precinct
Tenth and
Hoover
Espie Curtis
Joseph Lee
Ivy City
Curtis
Les
Lee
Dr. King
Foster
Frizzell
Messrs
Association
Capitol
Monument
Holeten
Waster
James K. Probey
Sts
St.n. W
Sean aPetia
Lansburgh & Bro
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
Hub Furniture Co
Cor. 7Th and
D Sts
Geo. E. Hebbard
Jorn
Manuel Quesenor
Hebberd
D Winernaa
Ninth Street
N.C
Tolman Laundry
Tharp
Berkeley
St. N.W
Atlanta
Avante Clus
Bismarck
Mass
Buffalo
Chicago
Til
Davenport
Lowe
Lowe Gelveston
Tex
Helena Mont
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Mottle Rock
Ark
Marquette
Memphis
New Orleans
North Plat
Omaha Nebr
Pittsburg
Belt Lake Ciy
Utah St Lowh, Mo
St Paul Minn
Springheld, Tl
Vicksburg, Mise.a
Nebr
John T Phillips
Tyser and
Weedon
Richard E Shreve
K Street
Stieff
Algheet
Irelag
Lalghty
Turing
Eleventh St
N. W
Contiff
Alexandria
Mt Vernon
Tennessey
Talking Machines
Edson
Miller
Abealur
Dellions
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Garmenta Wessler
Phates de Faultiess
S. Robbin & Bro
WN. Y. Ave
de Migill & Wallace
Baughman
Kasay 'Gali Bavatmar
Wost
Bond
Ereginia Oevis MacKenzie
Fieh & One
Maia
Hauhly
Yale Laundry
10Th St
New York Ave
National Association For the Rover of Destitute
Wren Bill
Rth
Ata
Eelen
Mme
Macear
Gurley
Graur i
Fest
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