Big meeting in Wheeling boosts Davis for Parker race
Washington Post special dispatch from Wheeling West Virginia recounts ex-Senator Davis leading an eight-speeches tour with his oratorical team. The rally centers on opposition to government by injunction and support for Democratic control of Congress. Mayors, workers, and 10 000 attendees fill the wigwam and Carroll Club as Davis Whyte and Hill press for Roosevelt opposition and labor-right backed policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
Davis
Kithael
West Virginia
Witatay
Huw
St. Louise
Fun Steuughs
Parker Housys
King
Senate
Democrata
Republican Congress
Sten
Nave
Octavion
Democrate
Bence
Wikwistn
Conten Uona
Taft
Rtatts
Baltimore
Ohio
Hanra
Harpera Ferry
Nolse
Fairmont
Davia
Democratic
Harry Joyce
Mr. Davis
Carroll Club
Moral
Hill
Whyte
Daniel
Batley
United States
Farmington
Mannington
Glovers Gap
Burton
Hundred
Littleton
Cameron
Moundsville
Roosevelt
Smaal
Moundaville
W. T. Henderson
Tocn
John T. McGraw
Rogsavelt
Doyle
Rosevelt
Glovere Gap
Cal. McGraw
Virginia
Union
Parker
Bailey
Texas
Harpers Ferry
Weston
Wyoming
White House
Ballay
Cuba
Post-office
Washington
Executive Department
Jackson
Daniell
Philippines
Republican Party
Parkersburg
Ohlo
Rockville
Hagerstown Fair
Messra
W. N. Waters
Montgomery
Fairbanks Ends Tour With Vast Westward Swing
Vice Presidential candidate Fairbanks concluded a 20 day western tour traveling 6295 miles through fourteen states. He delivered 111 speeches, introduced by ex representative Walter Reeves in Ottawa and praised Republican policies while contrasting with Democratic rule, planing a possible 1908 presidential run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Reeves
Lincoln
Geneseo
Til
Senator Fairbanks
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Lowden
Shefield
Graft
Fairbanks
Sheffield
Democratic Party
Ottawa
Walter Reeves
Iu Bla
Coxey
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Agence
Notice of Mare Sge and Death Notices
Notice column announces Mare sge and death notices to be inserted in The Washing on Mone with application forms. lists telegraphing options and charges pending. Readers are directed to respond to the publication outlets including The New York Times and other named papers for notice placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernie Genemedapore
Ueerk
YORK
Haltomure
Herald
Tincisnatl Enquirer
VR AG
Adele Purlag
PEPSI
Soersal
Joe Westri
HC Asdand
Mins Tapolis
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Local Papers
On Wednesday night in New York Frank Vier aged sixty three died at his home. Services will be held at Saint Peters Church Philadelphia Avenue Saturday October 11 1904. Mrs Emeline Heath nee Smivnswaite widow of William Heath died at 729 East Southeast Residence Friday Oct 6 at 10:30 pm. Levis Mo private memorial already scheduled. WADDEY Amanda A widow of Waller B Waddey died at 104 7 Street Northeast Friday October 4 funeral from her residence with private interment. William A al from Providence Hospital died October 15 interment private at Alexander Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We West Saved
New York
Frank ' Vier
Bteisiadew's
Ind
Madisag Avenue
Mill A
Emeline Heathnee
Smivnswaite
Wiliam
Octo J
St. Peter's
Pilchoh
Levis
Wedarally
Hastings Pilchor
George HL Hive
Hrartetla Street
Amanda A. Waddey
Waller Bo Waddey
Northaeat
al Im
Jenes
Alexan- Son
Providence Hospital
William A. al
Hla Tate
Pe Ae Sre
PEM Bs
Funeral Services Ad For Gawler Undertaker Firm
Fragmented ad copy mentions Joseph Gawler undertaker and embalmer services at 1780-39-34 Pa. Ave NW with phrases Everything first class moderate charges. Harvey's Sons and Embalmers listed with telephone hints and general funeral service references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gawler
Funaral
Pactor An. Embalmer
Ave
Pat
Grace
R. F. Harvey
Kocrternth Street
Homegoing Voters Benefit From Reduced Rail Rates
William Brannon leads the Washington Passenger Committee in arranging for reduced rail fares to assist District of Columbia voters traveling to register and vote on Election Day. A joint agency at 1228 F Street NW will honor certificates for tickets on multiple rail lines, with exemption tickets issued east of New York City via the New York New Haven Hartford line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brannon
Washington
District of Columbia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Union
F Street
Parker the Hope of the South Declared by Bacon in Elgin
United States Senator Augustus Bacon of Georgia spoke in Elgin urging Allan B Parker as the Souths hope. Bacon planned two more speeches in Galena and Decatur and then head to the East for rallies with the Virginia Democratic Association at 1429 Pennsylvania Ave NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Elgin
Chicago
United States
Augustus ©. Bacon
Georgia
Allan B. Parker
South
Worrow
Benator Facon
Galena
Decatur
Connecticut
New York
Moody speaks in Camden at large Republican rally
United States Attorney General Moody addressed a large Camden County audience at the Camden Theater tonight. F Wayland Ayer presided as Moody defended the Republican administration and urged continuation of the current era of prosperity while criticizing the Democratic Party and the Parker Constitution Club amid national political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
United States
Moody
Republlicans
Camden County
F. Wayland Ayer
New Jersey
Mrr
Roosevelt
Parker Constitution Club
Democratic Party
Spears Praises Negro in Sixth District Nomination
Oscar J. Spears won the Republican nomination in the Sixth district to challenge Congressman Patterson. In his acceptance speech he aimed to reduce Patterson’s previous large majority and thanked God for Roosevelt dining with Booker Washington, a noted Black representative who helped save the republic, a remark that stirred the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fuan
Banner hoisted for Parker Davis campaign in Harrisburg
The Parker and Davis campaign banner, 35 by 25 feet, was raised between Ninth and Tenth streets in Harrisburg under J. Fred Kelly. Political obstacles included a banner ban threat and roof-damage liability. Republicans also plan a G Street banner across from the Old Boys Club and the Roosevelt and Fairbanks Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker and Davis
Pennsylvania
Ninth
Tenth
J. Fred Kally
Democratic Central Committee
St. Louis
Juda
Parker
Capitol
Money in party treasury and Democratic central committee meet
The Democratic central committee met at headquarters on Pennsyl vania avenue northwest chaired by J. Fred Kelley with secretary Smith Thompson Jr. Present were Capt. John B Miller William McK Clayton Thomas J Moore and others. The treasury was reported healthy after ratification and banner raising expenses. Col Pettit recounted a fifty year first visit to Rockville Montgomery County. Norris announced the Jackson Democratic Association will meet in the same hall tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
J. Fred Kelley
Smith Thompson
Capt
John 8. Miller
William McK. Clayton
Thomas J. Moore
J. Frank Freeman
Michael B. Scanton
Robert E. Mattingly
John Drager
Maj
William Cranch McIntire
Charles W. Pettit
Edward Devlin
John Schwartz
John Keady
Frederic B. Keefer
James L. Morris
Banner Rajning
M. B. Scanlon
Treasury
Col. Pettit
Rockville
Montgomery County
Norris
Jackson Democratic Association
Toh
Minnesota Voters Urged to Cast Ballots by Association
The Minnesota Association of Washington held a meeting at the Postal Telegraph Building discussing voter turnout in the North Star State. It urged home voting and registration by affidavit, naming Capt de Coster and others as organizers, with a plan to invite Congressman J Adam Bede for a November address and to hold an election night reception at the association offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Association
Washington
North Star
Capt. de Coster
J. Adam Bede
de Coater
A. R. Speel
Frank M. Reed
W. W. Cua
Ben Aarons
F. M. Reed
F. A. Johnson
The
Assoclasion
Postal ‘Telegraph Building
Nominations Rise Across New York Connecticut and Massachusetts
In New York Seventh district Republicans nominate Dr. George Parshall for Congress. Abel P. Tanner of New London is endorsed by the Third district Democrats in Norwich Connecticut. Marcus A. Collidge of Fitchburg Massachusetts is nominated by the Fourth district Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New York
George Parshall
Norwich
Conn
Abel P. Tanner
New London
Fitchburg
Maes
Marcus A. Collidge
Campaign vigor and Parker visit to New York HQ
The article reports on James Parker's rapid campaign push toward election, noting a productive conference with Senator Gorman and strengthened party harmony. Parker's surprise headquarters visit underscores the drive in closing weeks with renewed speaking, processions, and meetings to arouse voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Judge Parker
Gorman
Maryland
Democratic National Committee
Seville
William F. Sheehan
John #. Martin
Delancey Nicoll
National Committee
Taggart
Sheehan
Sevilla
Egopus
Tag- Fart
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MULTIPLE COUNTIES AND STATES
A string of marriage licenses lists numerous couples from Box ton Virginia West Virginia North Carolina Michigan Pennsylvania and Washington includes Joana Goode Mary E Johnson Jacob R Nelson Hannah Mitchell Nace Montague Nandle Allen David A Pitcher Jr Bosse L Palbiott David J Simmons Sallie A Rexrode Thomas H Curtié Mary O'Donnell Francis A Brown Mamie Larking ward H Kee f Annie Lauder Perry Formone Entelly Marshall Percy G Keating Wilson Russ Truaa Corfaas Cha Mand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joana Goode
Mary E. Johnson
Boxton
Jacob R. Nelson
Asbyilie
N. C
Hannah Mitchell
Arden
Nace Montague
Nandle Allen
Bralford County
David A. Pitcher, Jr
Bosse L. Palbiott
David J. Simmons
Pendleton County
W. Va
Sallie A. Rexrode
HigMand County
Thomas H
Health Office Deaths Record List From City Hospitals
Health Office records list multiple deaths with ages and addresses including Gt. Clair G Boston 87 at 1620 Vt ave Joseph Bowie at St. Ann's Infant Asylum aged 3 Margaret Cleveland at 409 Ttb at 49 Amanda Ford 40 Pulp Scott 408 26th et nw 6M John Fionan at A. & Soldier Home Henry Harris at Freadments Hospital 60 Emsling Heath at Providence Hospital 4 Sterling 8 Parker 1818 12th at nw Mo vements of Ocean Steamers Havre October arrivals La Saved Work Queenstown October arrivals from New Baltic etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair G
Boston
Joseph Bowie
St. Ann's Infant Asylum
Margaret Cleveland
Felix Davie
Pierce
John Fionan
Amanda Ford
Henry Harris
Emsling Heath
Providence Hospital
Parker
Geraldine A. Proudfoot
Albert J. Robinson
George Washington
Univerity
Pulp Scott
Thomas J. Sewell
Havre
Queenstown
Arriva
Trom
Divorce Debate Persists On Canon Remarry Issue
In Boston the two hours of debate within the Episcopal general convention saw both sides split over proposed divorce canon amendments. Minority and majority factions argued on remarriage after infidelity, with minority withdrawing their report but keeping pressure alive. Delegates faced seating complaints and procedural wrangling as they moved toward a joint bishops and deputies session and a future vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
House of Deputies
Epis
J. Lewis Parks
New York
Francis A. Lewis
Philadelphia
George C. Hall
Wilmington
Del
F. A. Deracet
Springfield
Rathbone Flardner
Providence
AOL
House of Bishops
Church Association For the Advancement of the Interests of Labor
Faneuil Hall
Archbishop of Canterbury
Duke of Newcastle
England
le Wi
Francis L. Qtelnon
Stetson
Dr. Parks
H. H. Oberly
Elizabeth
N. J
A.H. Crown
San Francisco
Wilgimington
Wrong Leadership Idea in Episcopal Debate
The article reports a Philadelphia leader George B Pepper opposing changes for church leadership reforms. Archdeacon F A de Rosset of Springfield supports clergy protection amid divorcees seeking remarriage and family preservation, while Rev William H Hare discusses Indian migration and cross cultural impacts as Bishop of South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Pepper
Philadelphia
F. A. de Rosset
Springfield
Ill
William H. Hare
South Dakota
Tadiana
Wiltes
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LABOR
Moline
Theodore Roosevelt
Fairbanka
Charles S. Deneen
Illinois
Frank 0. Lowden
W. R. Speare
N. W
John R. Wright
Temh Street
Commodious Chapel
J. William Lee
Comedodious Chapel
Wesern
Panneylvania
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol
SassaTe
Hiy Eg
Virginia Democratic Association
Esacciation
Rock and Rye
Kalon
Sis
WalHam
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
Spears
Booker Washington
Paw
Pennsylvania Avenue
Minnesota
Senator Gorman
Col
Samuel R. Honey
Rhodesland
John Sherlock
Cincinnati
New York County Committee
Esopus
N. Y
J. K. Jones
Arkansas
West Forty-second Street
West Shore Railroad
Weehawken
Senator Jones
Health Office Record
Childr
Uneeda
Columbia River
Huyler’s
Golden State
Elgin Creamery
Atlantic & Pacific
Seventh Street
E Street N. W
Seventh Street N. W
Fourteenth Street N. W
M Street
Georgetown
H Street
B. A. Bowman
Alfred Harding
OLD Colony CO
Neri Fo Corner
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Cor. 7Th and
D Sts
Indiana
Episcopal Church
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