Davis Campaign Tour Shifts Gears Through Republican Territory
Special to The Washington Post reports Vice Presidential candidate Davis drawing large crowds in mining towns from Grafton to Fairmont West Virginia. He argues tax fairness for corporations while stressing registration, tariff revision, and political reform as miners and families pack trains, cheer, and lend support amid a Democratic surge in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Fairmont
Enthusiasia Itanda
Nouth
Capitol
Washington
Alegheniea
Lvely
Aioud
Pontaineera
Crafton
Grafton Clarksburg
Dava
Sam Davis
Davis
Wheeling
Clarksburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Monongahela River
Fairmont Coal Company
Gypsy
Shinnston
Enterprise
Worthington
Monongah
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Georgia
Daniel
Hill
Stonewall Jackson
Enterprice
Colorado
Taft
Philippines
Mtonongah
Hough
Mr. Davis
Parker
Notice of Mortgage and Beath Insertion in Waenive or Host Wit
Notice announces insertion of mortgage and beacon notices in multiple newspapers listed by title, with simultaneous insertion and no extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. It names newspapers including New York Times, Boston Herald, Buffalo Courier, Cleveland Plain Dealer, and Minneapolis Tribune among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martage
Beath
NEW York Times Baltmail
Herald
Boston
Buffalo Courier
Cincinna
Exqlirer
AU Agorea
Ord-Merald
Ladflehia
Plusic Ledodr
Piss Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochestah Herald
Republic Sypalt
Port Standard
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MULTIPLE NAMES ACROSS STATES
The clipping lists numerous individuals linked by engagements and marriages across Asheville Raleigh Rochester Buffalo and Washington areas. It records wedding intentions, civil rites, and observances with names like Ho Friedriena Loretto, Santo Marites Mareel Jettinw, Gertrude Eagleson, Jann Femne je, Virginia Peach Furey, Muriel Frees, and Maggie Fwart, noting venues such as Memorial Presbyterian Church in Brooklin NSW and various relatives attending in early October. The document preserves the era’s social notices style and a dense roster of names and locations.
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Friedriena
Loretto
Ant John
Jef Thempey
Annetta
Kieneet
May
Lula J Baer
Kiedertok le Haut
Asheville NC
Santo Marites
Mareel Jettinw
Ant Gertrude L Eagleson
Jann Femne
Virgina
Peach Furey
Muriel
Lovely Elsa Speishouen Frees
Saulik
Rochester
Alse J Schambere
Buffalo NY
Turner
Roanoke
Maggie
Grechburg
Gwenn Gardiner
Eleanore Tracy
Moert
Abe Margaret Vo
Drverine
Jackin Gardner
Nor’ Bo Jerauld Noonan
Sutwell
Wizabeth Eo Burch
Bro
Mari K Erna
Alevator Hart
Lula C
Adair
Leringtsy
Witan
Annie D
Seyre Thomnson Ant
Catherine B Nowhonss
Oper
Hut
Aget
Virginia Qunther
Ballinee
Mt Alert I
Dean
Vo Mueh
Auianiale
Brark Peeov
Annie J Dayle Aten
Lambert
Maretta T Evans
George Ro Nowland
Mary A Whitemore
Gorge Feos
Henne Johnson
Priscilla Lancaster
Wa Famee Whitey
Funeral Directors and Undertakers Advertised Services
Portrayed in a compact ad style, this mid 19th century notice lists undertakers and embalmers including Joseph Gawler and John R. Wright, with addresses on F Street NW and Tenth Street, plus Harvey's Sons and J William Lee offering funeral services, chapels, crematorium, and modest prices. The snippet highlights broad offerings like embalming, embalmer services, cremation, and associated telephone contacts.
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Joseph Gawler
R. F. Harvey
FUSER
Evtors
Suralmuers
John R. Wright
Emba
Holloway Libel Case Goes On After Indictment Upheld
Gainesville news reports the court overruled eight grounds to quash the indictment against W. M. Holloway for criminal libel. The State pressed the indictment and a new one with additional grounds followed. Holloway, a Democratic primary nominee for State Superintendent, was arrested and bound over for circulating a letter alleged to be written by his opponent with interpolated words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Fla
W. M. Holloway
Nolice
Holloway
Wilson Speaks at Saginaw Republican Mass Meeting
Hon. James Wilson Secretary of Agriculture addressed a fully filled Archester Hall audience in Saginaw Michigan. He stressed the importance of diversified industries and home markets and touched on imperialism and the Panama Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw, Mich
Wu Se
Archester Hall
James Wilson
Wilson
Panama Canal
Parker Seeks German Votes in Illinois Wisconsin Indiana
Carter Harrison Chicago mayor told Judge Parker the German vote backs the Democrats on imperialism and could help carry Illinois, Wisconsin, and Indiana. He claimed party unity in Illinois after factional defeats and hinted at adding Iowa to the electoral tally. Parker planned Esopus departure then return to New York.
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New York
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
Judge Parker
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Harrison
Iudge Parker
Ilinois
Iowa
Cook County
John F. Hopkins
Benjamin T. Cable
St. Louis
New York County
State Committee
Senator Gorman
Maryland
Delancey Nicoll
The
National Committee
Charles V. Fornes
Board of Aldermen
Hilary A Herbert
Navy
Cleveland
Parker
Esopus
Herrick Outlines Democratic Tax and Tariff Policy in Buffalo
In Buffalo at Clanvention Hall a Democratic mass meeting featured Gov candidate Herrick and other state nominees. Herrick pledged no radical business disruption, urged tariff revision, and vowed steady tariff reductions without favoring any class while criticising Republican extravagance and machine politics benefiting leaders over the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Clanvention Hall
D Cady Herrick
Francis Burton Harrison
John Cunneen
Edward M Grout
New York City
New York
Herrick
Groga
Optimists At White House Predict Roosevelts Landslide
Callers at the White House report widespread optimism about Roosevelt’s re election with several prominent figures voicing belief that the November vote will be a landslide for the Republican ticket. Former Senator Washburn and Stewart L Woodford predict electoral gains while Alabama elector A C Walter notes local Democrats praying for Republican success.
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White House
United States
Washburn
Minnesota
Roosevelt
Parker
Stewart L. Woodford
Spain
Europe
New York State
Morton
Shaw Addresses Young Voters On Tariff Debate
Secretary Leslie M Shaw speaks to a large Watertown audience at the State Armory about tariff issues and Democratic policy. He argues that Democratic control historically led to poor finance and industry outcomes, noting the Senate remained Republican during Cleveland's first term and warning Republicans against what he calls radical policy errors.
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Cleveland
Senate
Watertown
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
State Armory
M. Mayer
Shaw
Democratic Party
United States Senate
House
Clevelant
Third Ticket in Delaware Seeks Independent New Republican Line
In Wilmington October 12 state committees of Regular and Union Republicans finalize a compromise ticket for Congress and state offices. Preston Lea declines governor nomination with condition. Lea accepts after Union Republicans waive it. Ticket includes Parker, Richards, Burton, Rawlins, Dick, Marshall. Coleman Dupont to chair joint campaign. Chandler, nominating by Regular Republicans, plans independent run seeking ballot access.
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Wilmington
Del
Addicks
Preston
Lea
Isaac T. Parker
Robert H. Richards
Congress
Hiram
George W Marshall
Coleman Dupont
Joseph H. Chandler
Battle Creek
Mich
L. E. Feighner
Litchfield
Washington
Gardner
Dedham
Mass
Augustus Hemenway
Rochester
Henry 3
Bacon
Thirty-second
New York
James Levinson
Rhode Island Republicans acclaim Roosevelt agenda at state convention
The Republican State convention in Providence nominated George Potter as governor and Charles V Lippitt as lieutenant governor, with William B Greenough attorney general, Charles P Bennett secretary of state, Walter A Read treasurer, and John H Stindas and Advi B Capron as congressmen. Four presidential electors were chosen, the platform endorses Roosevelt and Hay, speaks on peace and national strength, and a telegram of support to Roosevelt was authorized. Senator O H Platt addressed the gathering, stressing tariff as the campaign’s central issue.
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Rhode Island
Roosevelt
Providence
George Potter
Weaterly
Charles V Lippitt
William B Greenough
Charles P. Bennett
Walter A Read
Gloucester
John H. Stindas
Advi B
Republican Party of
Rhode
Rhodesland
Unanimousty
Republican Party
Thode
O. H. Platt
Connecticut
Martin Opens Campaign in Virginia for Senate
Special to The Washington from Bristol Virginia October 12 United States Senator Martin of Virginia will deliver his opening speech in the Virginia campaign at Abingdon Washington County on Monday. The Democrats of Washington County will turnout and greet the Senator warmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
United States
Martin
Virginia
Abingdon
Washington County
Richmond
Daniel McConville
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Connecticut
Delaware
Need for Foreign Missions Board Elects Officers in Grinnell
The Need for Foreign Missions board in Grinnell Iowa elected officers and expanded their elective corporate membership. Nominated officers include Gent Capen Wiggins Bartos Smith Patton and others. The old executive board was re elected and membership nominees were chosen from Boston New York Newton and St. Louis among others. The committee proposed increasing elective corporate membership to about 50 with broader church and state representation. The report passed after debate. Addresses by college and church leaders followed, stressing relations of colleges and missions and opposing money based church representation. Invitations extended to Springfield May Seattle for the next meeting place.
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Grinnell
Iowa
American Board of Foreign Mitsions
Prudential Committee
Preat Gent
Gamuel R. Capen
Frank H Wiggins
James T. Bartos
Judson Smith
Home Department
Cornelius Patton
W. H. Davis
H. A. Wilder
Newton
Mason
Edward M. Noyes
Newtonville
John Hopping Dennison
New York City
Henry A. Stimeon
New York
Edward N Packart
Syracuse
Z. E. Strong
Boston
Harry W. Hicks
Rawin H Waker
Henry E. Cobb
William B. Plukepp
Ray
Cornelius H. Patton
D. D
St. Louis
Wiliam H. Davis
Edward M. Moyes
Newton, Maas
John H. Denison
D.D
Mamachurolte
John H Denison
Richard B. Borden
Connecticut
Hey, Hockwell
Misouri
J. K Burnham
California
Hom. Tenney
Committee of Nine
Frank K. Sanders
New Haven
Conn
Henry C. King
D D
Oberlin College
Charley R. Brown
Oakland
Coil
New Pacific and Missions
Samuel B. Capen
Uniform Divorce Laws Debate at Rock River Conference
At the sixty fifth Rock River Conference the Methodist Episcopal Church discussed uniform divorce laws. The report urged marriage as permanent until death, declaring the bond indissoluble and not entered lightly. A compromise allowed remarriage only after the Innocent party’s lifetime, seeking unity with other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Committee of Marriage and Divorce
Rock River
Methodist Episcopal Church
Death notices of H L Clendenning and others
Deaths reported in this column include H L Clendenning of Baltimore who died after a voyage home from Liverpool aboard the Oceanic. The body was brought by his parents. Also listed: Dr Caleb Harrison aged forty four at Madison Wisconsin. Col James P Averill Jr in Atlanta. Rev George Hughes aged eighty two in South Orange New Jersey.
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Baltimore
Ocean
New York
H L. Clendenning
Liverpool
Oceanic
Clendenning
Madison, Wis
Caleb Harrison
United States Navy
Portsmouth
N H
Atlanta
James P. Averill, Jr
Grand Army of the Republic
George Hughes
Christian Life
Methodist Episcopal Church
South Orange
N. J
Regrets over lack of courtesy to American squadron
London’s St James Gazette laments British neglect in hosting the American Olympic crew and U S navy ships berthed on the Thames for weeks. It condemns provincialism by city authorities and calls for better Anglo American hospitality and closer ties amid shared naval power and kinship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. James
Thames
Ita
Marooned Coolies and Europeans on Swanley Near Seraya Island
The Swanley bound from Hongkong to South Africa grounded on Beraya Tala nd about seventy miles south of Natuna Islands. After three days afloat holes were found in her hull. All 2260 coolies and 4 Europeans were landed on Seraya Island with ten days of provisions. The ship can barely reach Singapore as it leaks badly and is out of action for now.
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Singapore
Iland
China Sea
Swanley
Hongkong
South Africa
Beraya Taland
Natunal Islands
Seraya Island
New President of Argentina Inaugurated in Buenos Aires
Manuel Quintana was inaugurated as President of Argentina in Buenos Aires amid a calm ceremony attended by officials and diplomats. He outlined cabinet policy, promised electoral law reforms, study of strike prevention, possible debt conversion, and immigration development. The new cabinet includes Rafael Castillo interior, Rodriguez Larreta foreign, Jose Terry finance, Joaquin Gonzales justice, Damian Tor agriculture, Adolfo Orma public works, Gen Henrique Godoy War, Captain Juan Martin marine.
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Manuel Quintana
Buenos Ayres
Republic of
Argentina
Quintana
Interior
Rafael Castillo
Rodriguez Larreta
Jose Terry
Joaqlin Conzales
Damian Tor
Adolfo Orma
Henrique Godoy
Juan Martin
Railroads for Ecuador three lines authorized by Congress
Guayaquil Oct 12 Congress in extra session authorized the executive to contract for three railroads from Guayaquil to Santa Elena from Pitajaya to Zaruma in the gold region and from Ambato to the Amazon. The chamber also reforming civil marriage law by defining divorce causes restricting religious orders prerogatives and approving Brazil Ecuador boundary treaty signed at Rio Janeiro.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Santa Elena
Pitajaya
Gulf of Guayaquil
Zaruma
Ambata
Tunguragua
Amazon
Peru
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
New Swiss Minister Vogel to be youngest diplomat in Washington
Berlin reports Dr. Leo Vogel secretary of the Swiss Legation in Berlin has been named Swiss Minister at Washington. At 41 he will be the youngest diplomat of his rank in the American capital. He has five years of prior service in Washington as attaché and secretary and plans to spend Christmas in Washington. He is unmarried and his departure date is not fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogel
Washington
Berlin
Leo Vogel
Berne Yeaterday
Defend Jewish Colleague as Doctors Protest Epithet
In Bialystok Russian Poland on Oct 12 the medical association protested to the Grodno governor after a station master barred a Jewish doctor Epstein from a waiting room and used the word sheeny. The group adopted a resolution deeming the term an insult to all medics and sought redress.
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Sheeny
Bialystok
Russian
Poland
Medical Association
Grodno
Epstein
Plot to Kill King Arrests in Barcelona
Police in Barcelona arrest three anarchists Magin Alfonso Gari and Pablo Gari at Villa Nueva y Geitra confessing to a plot in April to assassinate Ing Alfonso who was in Barcelona early April Zangwill Coming to America London October 12 Israel Zangwill critic and author sails from Liverpool to New York to seek support for a Jewish colony in East Africa
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Barcelona
Spain
Magin
Alfonso Gari
Pablo Gari
Villa Nueva Y Geitra
Ing Alfonso
Zangwill
America
London
Israel Zangwill
Liverpool
New York
Zangwills
East Africa
Norwegian Tariff Bill Reported At Storthing Opening
The speech from the throne at the Storthing opening today notes the introduction of a tariff bill. The measure aims to protect bi national labor, with no other international items of interest highlighted in the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiama
Mway
Uenuz
Storthing
Sith
Health Office Record of Patients and Ages List
A health office record lists numerous patients with addresses and ages, including Mary B Raah 87, Margaret Allman 2, Emily P Baker 50, William Bentley 51, Helen T Brace 5, Francis Garnet 62, Frederick Gladman 1, Clara B Gray 46, Martha V Grim t 5, Milton Hate 6, Pearl Howard 20, Jeanin B Knight 6, Elisabeth A Martin 80, Sarah O Newton 3, Warren J OConnell 20, Louise Payne 2 days, Helen M Pratitt 9 months, Mary A Rav 51, Mary T Rolling 48, Matilda LK Schotble 6, George Schulke 2 days, Henry Schulze 1 day, Durant Shackleford 55, Minnie Taylor 44, Sulla Washington 39. An advertisement touts Elvethe Bittera as a cure for fainting spells and headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B Raah
Margaret Allman
St. Ann's Inf
Asy
Emily P Baker
Wiliam Bentley
Wash
Helen T. Brace
Francis Garnet
Now
Frederick Gladman
Jefarron St
Clara B. Gray
Grace
Martha V. Grimt
Milton Hate
Pearl Howard
Éth St Nw
Jeanin B Knight
Elm At
Elisabeth A. Martin
Sarah O Newton
St. Aw
Warren J. O'Connell
N. J Av
Louise Payne
Helen M. Pratitt
Ave. Pe
Mary
Mary T. Rolling
Matilda LK. Schotble
Geo. Waab
Univ. Ho
Reserves Recalled as General Election Looms in Rome
Rome Oct 12 reserves recalled to army fronts 60 000 troopers showing discipline and enthusiasm government holds 2 000 troops tranquil over dissolution of Chamber of Deputies and general elections Premier Gloutt met King Victor Emmanuel during his passage through Rome and reported the orderly state of affairs. In St Francis Order Very Rev Dominic Reuter of Trenton named general, first American to lead any religious order. Andre Bobroff, second secretary of the Russian Embassy in Washington, returned to post. University at Chapel Hill marked 10th anniversary with Dr Alphonso Smith addressing on The Literature of the South. Ocean steamers movements list ports and arrivals.
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Rome
Gloutt
Victor Emmanuel
Chamber of Deputies
St. Francis
Order of St. Francis
Dominic, Reuter
Trenton
Father Reuter
Bobroff
St. Petersburg
Andre Bobrof
Washington
McCormick
Hamburg
Raleigh
W. C
Chapel Hill
The
State University
Venable
University
C Alphonso Smith
South
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KE —Wright
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Philadelphia
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Plymouth Friends Ground
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Augustias Mariott Warfild
Nce
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George P. Zurhorst
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AY Wirige
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American Board
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H. L. Clendenning
King
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