Allison on the stump policy not a reckless one
Senator Allison of Iowa addressed a large South Bend crowd arguing that federal and local expenditures have risen with growth. He urged concrete reform, questioned party critiques of military and postal spending, defended agricultural appropriations, and contrasted Roosevelt with Parker on honesty and public duties.
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South Bend
Ind
Nam & Allison
Iowa
Senate
Juige Parker
Henry G Davis
McKinsey and
Buchanan
Cleveland
Harrison
Wilson
Thous
MARRIED. PARE OE PRESTON AT PROVOST TON
Married notices record October weddings and license to marry for Kurt Ho Smite and Lite F Carpenter with other listed couples. Includes entries for Winslow and Inslow family members with funeral service details and request to omit flowers.
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Pare OE
Preston
Pre Oyton, Nn
Kurt Ho Smite
Hot Byringyarm
Lite F Carpenter
Burnwvilla
William Mitler
Hebe Patterson
Clarende A. Lewla
Taq Mey
Jobo HM Luces
Jenne & Johpean
Merry Beette
Lavinte Brent
Cidtoo Wright
Lottis Heater
Constr
Inslow
Thurad
Mary P Winslow
Bania
Mio Finstow
Robert W and
Anne Wi
Middleton
Ninth Street
Nacy
Tober
Toa Om
Health Office Record of Fairly Obscure Names
Health office record lists several individuals with dubious spellings and affiliations. Several names appear linked to hospitals and naval or government departments, with scattered ages and locations, but the legibility is poor and many details are uncertain.
Undertakers and Embalming Services in Washington DC
An old newspaper notice lists multiple funeral directors and embalmers around Washington with addresses and telephone contacts. R Speare at 940 F Street N W advertises complete funeral services. F F Harvey’s at 185 Pennsylvania Avenue N W promotes moderate prices and a large chapel. John R Wright at 1527 Tenth Street NW offers on premises service. William Lee Funeral Director provides cremation and modern facilities with a North 47 contact.
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Hn. F. Harvey
Polrieenth Street
N. W
Claeg
Prioe
John R. Wright
Mbaimar
Underaker
Testh
Ene Reed
William LE
Roé Embalmer
Rapel
Peoteylvania
Wee Uwe
Labor and the tariff explains its effect on workers
Senator Chauncey M. Depew spoke in Warsaw on the tariff's impact on labor and wages. He argued that wage increases come from organized labor and not tariff policy, noting unions influence national, not international, conditions and warning that removing tariffs could allow cheaper foreign goods to suppress U S wages.
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Depew
Warsaw
Chauncey M. Depew
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
United States
Gotton is Again the King at Cotton States Meet
President Poole of Alabama addressed the Cotton States Association in Baton Rouge detailing a projected crop of 10 500 000 bales with a value over 418 million dollars including sea island. He urged farmers to plant and hold cotton as a money crop while maintaining provisions for local needs. Officers were elected with Richmond chosen as next meeting site. No cotton estimate was given.
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Baton Rouge
Cotton States Association of Cammissioners of Agriculture
Poole
Alabama
Sea Island
Rome
Prof
Soule
Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Statio
South
Texas
G. W. Koiner
Richmond
Firat
P. T. Bradford
Title Rock
W. W. Ogilvie
Noshville
B. W_Kilgore
Raleigh
N. C
Treaaurer
B. McLin
Fallahassee
Scudlge
G. W. Kotner
Weinseimer Alleges Plot In Extortion Trial
In New York on October 14, defense for Philip Weinseimer former Building Trades Alliance president on trial for extortion denies he took any money and claims a conspiracy by Employers Association. A witness testified paying $3100 for work on a contract involving Building Trades members. Counsel argues the case stems from a feud between two organizations and a manufactured testimony to remove Weinseimer from influence and destroy the alliance. In Connecticut, Wauregan and Quinebaug companies employing 1200 will resume full schedules Monday after lengthy partial operations in cotton goods plants.
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New York
Philip Weingeimer
Building Trades Alliance
Associaton
Weinselmer
Weinweimer
Wrinsalmer
Alloo
Wauregan
Conn
Wauregan Company
Quinnebaug Company
Danielson
Action at tee government in car hearing
Testimony in a car hearing may prompt federal action as the Interstate Commerce Commission weighs charges over icing cars. A transcript will be sent to Washington next week by U S Attorney Fania who remains in Chicago for submission to the Attorney General. Canterbury's Archbishop sails home from New York on the Cedric after weeks in the United States.
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Bas
Washington
Chicago
Vyon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cammission
Armour Car Company
Unites States
Fania
A Iives
Cere Menapetion
the Commission
Canterbury
New York
Archbishop of
Cedric
J. P. Morgan
Davis Campaign Tour Through West Virginia Draws Big Crowds
Vice Presidential candidate Davis and an all star entourage toured through West Virginia raising strong support in Wheeling and Benwood. Crowds along the Ohio River jammed into Camden Theater and the Auditorium while thousands were turned away. A fired cannon at Benwood caused panic as Davis praised labor interests and pledged a labor friendly secretary of Commerce and Labor.
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Ohio
Benwood
Orators
Washington Post
Parkerabure
W. Va
Davis
West Virginia
Ferkieraburg
Wheeling
Fairbanks
Shaw
Hill
Daniel
Bailey
Cannon
Bryan
St. Louia
Tom Watson
Jealao
Watson
Wnad County
Camden
Taft
Grafton
McLechen
Baltimore
Fender Hill
Indiana
Whyte
Andrew
Mr. Davis
Tube Factory
Wheeling Iron Works
Placid
Arda
Towns lighted, crowds greet tax reform visits in Ohio Valley
The scene across several towns shows prosperity with brick streets and festive parades. Republicans claim Roosevelt support and claim state advantage, while Democrats push tax reform messages and door to door canvassing. Ex Senator Davis tours, planning speeches in Ripley and Huntington to back candidates and counter opponents.
Fairbanks to visit Wheeling for West Virginia campaign event
West Virginia political scene heats as Fairbanks plans an all day Wheeling rally to counter Davis campaign momentum. The move follows his September Parkersburg kickoff and aims to maximize turnout through a major gathering. In Charleston, Cornwell and Davenport addressed about 3,000 voters on state issues while Yerkes spoke on national topics at a courthouse gathering.
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Washington
Wheeling
W. Va
Davis
West Virginia
Fairbanks
Parkers Oy
Charleston
John J. , Cornwell
Davenport
Congress
John W. Yerkes
Kentucky
Fairbanks Day of Rest Delays East Tour Plans
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks rests in Chicago after arriving to resume his tour tomorrow with a Milwaukee speech planned for tonight. He is set to speak in Troy, New York, on October 17 and may visit several states including Michigan, Missouri, Ohio, and Indiana as the schedule is finalized by the Republican speakers bureau in New York.
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Chicago
Charles W. Fairbanks
Apeech
Milwaukee
Troy
N. Y
East
Cammittes
New York
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
Bourke Cockran's Speaking Tour itinerary list
The Democratic National Committee releases Representative W. Bourke Cockran's speaking plan. He is slated for New York on October 14 and then travels by special car to Cleveland Oshkosh Chicago Davenport Kansas City Salt Lake City Butte Terre Haute Indianapolis and Lafayette with dates in late October.
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Bourke Cockran
New York
Democratic National Committee
W. Bourke Cockran
Cockran
Cleveland
Oshkosh
Wis
Chicago
Davenport
Iowa
Ctober
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Butte
Mont
Terre Baute
Ind
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Speeches Planned in German Language in New York
Plan for speeches in German organized by Herman Ridder president of the German American Parkers Union. More than 300 meetings to be held with German language speakers across the states, a large share in New York, amid political activity in the era.
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New York
Herman Ridder
Parkers Union
Apeak
Death notices and notable deaths across the nation
Merritt Joslyn former Assistant Secretary of the Interior under President Arthur dies at Woodstock Illinois. Robert W Adams banker and utility executive dies after a stroke in Lake City. Edwin P Welles wealthy Brainerd Lumber Company treasurer found dead aging sixty. BC Hensinger Brunswick-Halle-Collender Company president dies at French Lick Springs. Daisy Lester sails from New York to join her mother and sister in England amid Lady Curzon’s illness.
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Arthur
Chicago
Merritt Joslyn
Woodstock
Ill
Ely
Denols
Lake City
Pis
Robert W. Adams
State Exchange Bank
Florida
Minneapolis
Edwin P. Welles
Millonaire
Brainerd Lumber Company
Welles
Hensinger
Brunswick-Halle-Collender Company
Gic
Benalatt
French Lick Springs
Ind
Danny Lester
New York
Mias
Daisy Lester
Europe
Cedric
England
Lady Curzon
The Philippines policy as a Republican burden and danger
Analyzed critique argues the Philippine acquisition tied the United States to Britain and other powers, strains independence, and invites costly entanglements. It condemns Republican swagger, corruption, and expansionist aims, warning of long wars and fiscal strain while contrasting Democratic calls for restraint and constitutional governance.
Reception on the Puritan and District naval events
The District Naval Battalion hosted a large social aboard the Furlan in Washington channel with about 200 guests. Paymaster Bieber welcomed arrivals, the multia band played, and officers including Commander Rummer and Commissioners Macfarland West attended. The voyage showcased ship equipment and guns, with officials from Minneapolis and Maryland naval militia among those present. Rechabites honor new officers with a Washington reception at 63 Louisiana Avenue NW, led by John C. Moore and Wayne W. Cordell. attendees included High Chief Moore and speakers such as Dally and Dony. A fire caused by a defective flue at 813 Twenty second Street NW damaged William King’s home, with losses of $35.
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District Naval Battalion
Naval Batton
District Militia
Friends of
Furlan
Washington Channel
Sidney Bieber
Naval Battalion
Monitor
Multia
Col
T. J. Carmody
Minneapolis National Guard
Geer
Ensign Wilkinson
Maryland ‘Naval Militia
Horton
Baltimore
Belt
Marsh
L Nicholson
Washington
Louisiana Avenue Northwest
John C. Moore
Order
Westernport
Wayne W. Cordell
Seventh Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Tenth Street
Moore
William King
Second Street
Washington Alumni Banquet of Phi Kappa Psi Plans April Convention
The Washington Alumni Association held its first season banquet at Highlands with a business meeting to discuss the grand arch council convention in Washington in April 1906. Aldis B Browne resigned as president after four years. John Paul Earnest was elected to succeed him amid subscriptions to cover expenses and speeches by Capt William Mitchell and Rev Won Alexander and others.
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Washington
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Highlands
Grand Arch
Aldis B. Browne
Alumni Association
W. A. Vance
Law
George Washington University
A. ¥. Snell
W E Parson
John Pan Barnest
A _E H. Middleton
John Sherman Jr
W A Frankland
George C Aukam
W C Alexander
WS Armstrong
Thompson Bureh
H Bynum
J. Butterfeld Aldis BR Browne J Collins
W Curtis
J.B Beker
W.D Falet
J G Faltk
P Graham
Dbd
Guy
Charles G Harris
Me N. Johnson
William Mitchell
Dunlap Owens
E Parson
Fred Pyle
George Payne P B Ray
Rah
Snow
W Spaulding
J S Spaulding
AV Snell
Seth
Tubman
G Thompson
W R Vance
R. Wormeile
Bicycle Thieves Set Record with October Thefts
Bicycle sleves have been unusually active, with fifty eight wheels reported missing since October 1, the highest monthly total this year. Seven owners were separated from their bicycles yesterday. A band of slot machine thieves, believed to be boys, causes little police trouble. At least two dozen chewing gum machines have been looted for pennies, candy, and gum this week.
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Allison
Democratic
Biel
Work Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Lois Republic
Syracuse
Roosevelt
Parker
William Boston Sodgareb Jon
Health Office Record
Jane H
St Nw
Veers
Tian
Gallodey
Govt
Hump Vienne
Sosen Hasking
Elwin M Hateend
Navy
Emme Jepton
HN J
Are
Peere
Wilam Wingiston
Gov
Tasane
Ansa
Rooinson
Columbia
Wyaare
Amanda A Waddey
Undertakers
R. Speare
F Street
Joseph Gawler
George P. Zarhorst
Capitol de Talevhons
LABOR
Gotton
Convention of Cotton States’ Association
Weinseimeer
TEE Government
Red Fire
Senators
Parkersburg
Commerce and Labor Department
Buckeye
Friendly
Baltimore and Ohio
New Martinaville
Iarga
To-Kalon soNn
New Martinsville
Wetzel County
Fairbarks
John T
Dawson
Cornwell
Ripley
Huntington
New Bedford
Mass
Thirteenth Congressional District
Francia M. Beoneau
Republican National
Henry W. Taft
Olney
Republican Party
Spain
Kisbenet
Concarna
Jewlensners
Enymien
Steeit
Uncle Sam
Tden
Philippines
Achille
Willarce
United Sialea Suda
Aaa
Colonia
Becayaa Spain
Thaa
Bpaulsa
United Sates
Colonialiam
Themeceiver
Pf Oburae
Meena
Jamaica
Jameson
Santa Cominge
British Guiana
Venestelx
Somador
Portugal
McKaley
Powems Canal
St .Louis Exposition
War Department
Department
France
Cray and Navy
Renéral
Savn
Friends of High Protection
Graltera
Weahington
Hercules
Danis
Ker Publfcam
Bhe West
Lawlesaneas
Ope
Lawlermass
Tomstimes
Batere
Colombia
Secretary of the Interior
Bia
White House
Gene
Comnte
Treasury
Anager
Thea
Boshan
Democratic Party
bin Acte
bin Placi
Nan
Azzived
Lucania
Livarpool
Queenstown
la Lorraing
Havre
Liverpool
Carpathia
Baltier
New Yor
Campania
Harmburg
Get
Moltke
Plymouth
Friedrich Tir Grace
Cherbourg
Bremen
Atzeris
Germania
Basch Head
Paasch
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Opie
Paris
Croesus
Cupid
Dorothy Dix
Mr. Dooley
Peck
Reuben
Saens
Mile
de Greville
PHI Kappa Psi
Moron
Bobkive
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