Moody's Supreme Court berth touted by White House report
Formal announcement of Attorney General Moody as Justice Brown's successor remains pending though White House sources indicate he will be named to the Supreme Court upon retirement. Moody, unaware of final decision, expresses readiness to serve once officially gazetted. officials praise his qualifications and hint at early action against the Standard Oil Trust under Sherman Antitrust Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Justice Brown
Moody
United States Supreme Court
Department’ “of Justice
Brown
Supreme Court
Oi! Trust
Senate
Standard Oil Company
Sherman Anti-Trust
Interstate ‘Acta
Fle
Oil Trust
Taft
Iis
Byron
Notice on Telegraphic Marriage and Death Notices
The Washington Peat offers simultaneous publication at no extra charge for marriage and death notices sent by telegraph to leading morning newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard Paul Pioneer-Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Peat
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
Health Office Record Deaths and Maritime Arrivals
Health office record lists multiple deaths with ages and addresses, including Mary Roddy 38, Henry Holly 56, William Burton 68, Harry Ford 10, John Butler 65, Robert Holiday 80, Charlex Holcombe 52, Mary Coleman 24, and others. Also notes arrivals at New York, Havre, and Queenstown ports with ships and routes such as from New York to Hamburg and Liverpool, plus Madison movements through Plymouth and Antwerp with various dates in late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Roddy
4Th St. Aw
Henry Holly
Draper's Court
William Burton
Ath St
Harry Ford
John Butler
St. Aw
Robert Holiday
Charlex
B. Holcombe
Mary ‘Coleman
Colon St. Xw
Don Jorgs Munoz
the Highlands
Adeling
Moore
Edwina Jackson
12Th St. Rs
Yorstha
New York
Edverpool
Plymouth
Hambur
Queenstown
Rosten
Liverpool
Havre
Togne
Maranthes
New
Magoon appoints Garcia brothers to state posts in Cuba
Gov. Magoon names Justo Garcia as chief clerk of the state department and Gen. Carlos Garcia as prison and charity inspector, forging Liberal gains in the new Cuban administration. Reports note swift troop deployment to Cuba, crediting Col. Humphrey and Maj. Baker, with transport losses and harbor fatigue. A missing silver service goblet from the Denver attracts chatter, while a plan unfolds to honor Chief Justice Alvey with a memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garcias
Magoon
Justo Garcia
Hamburg
Department ‘of, State
Senor
Bevia
Carlos, Garcia
Mexico
Garcia
Wood
Aguacate
Nunez
Senor. Nunez
Guzman
Denver
Stand-pat Republicans and party lines in campaign
A fragmented political column discusses Taft clan hopes and the idea of the party standing pat. It notes devotion to Bryan and references a Nebraska listener hearing of a candidate who might influence Republican strategy as the President weighs changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busin
Possible Cabinet reshuffle after Cuban crisis
Washington dispatch notes that Mr Root and the Prime Gent have fallen out of favor due to American intervention in Cuba. It suggests Root might retire early and cites Cortelyou’s elevation to Secretary of the Treasury as Roosevelt's long-considered choice despite protests from financial and Republican figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Cor
Baltimore News
Root
Hfe
Cortelyou
New York
Peace in Santo Domingo Report Claims Rebellion Ended
A report from Commander William H. Hi Southerland says peace reigns in Santo Domingo as revolutionary leaders withdraw inland. President Caceres in Monte Cristi grants amnesty to all involved and plans a tour of northern provinces as government troops withdraw from hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo’ Domingo
William ‘H
Southerland
Dominican
Caceres
Monte Cristi
Revolutionary’ Movement
Many Flock to America as Immigration Forecasts Rise
Secretary Metcalf of the Department of Commerce and Wabar projected total U S immigration could reach 1 4 million this year after a brief White House talk with the President. He had just returned from New York where he reviewed Ellis Island conditions and noted about 77 percent of U S immigration enters through New York. He urged ample accommodation at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Metcalf
Department of Commerce
Wabar
White” House
New York
Ellis Island
Thitc Station
Marriages Listed In Compiled Notice From Multiple Clergy
A long list of marriage entries appears with names ages and clergy figures from various reverends. Couples span several states including Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania and Maryland with partners ranging from early twenties to mid thirties.
Cincinnati Citizens' Party Nominations Attacked in Forgeries Charge
Cincinnati field of judges heats up as Republicans challenge the Citizens Municipal Party petition as forged names threaten to bar the nonpartisan slate from the ballot. Officials move to investigate while Democrats back their joint ticket for Common Pleas and Circuit Court seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Weahington Post
Ohio
iCommon Pleas Court
Citizens’ Municipal Party
Common Pleas
Board of Elections
Citizens’ Municipal
Board of Deputs’ State Supervisors
Eliot H. Pendleton
Croker defends Tammany in Telegraph interview
Richard Croker criticizes reformers and praises Tammany Hall calling it the most democratic institution in the world. He argues the organization built bridges and public works, questions why district attorneys prosecute, and says it serves both the poor and newly arrived foreigners with equal rights under the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elie
Telegraph
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Tammany
New York
Mr. Croker
Juan
Republican Party
Politicians Laud Straus Appointment as Secretary of Commerce
Republican leaders express strong satisfaction with the selection of Oscar S. Straus as Secretary of Commerce and Labor. They credit the pick with potential to boost the Republican ticket in New York, noting Straus popularity among Jews on the East Side and anticipation the move will influence the campaign within the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar 5. Strans
New York
Commerce and Labor
Straus
Taft Declines Maryland Debate Invitation
Secretary Taft declined a joint Maryland debate with Senator Rayner citing a scheduled itinerary. He said Congressional committees arranged a week's speaking engagements and he is assigned to Hillmore Friday night with no arrangements advised for meetings with Rayner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Maryland
Rayner
Baltimore
Congressional Committees
Hillmore
Texas Senator Opposes Government Ownership Plan
A Texas senator voices strong opposition to government ownership in a reform proposal. The stance highlights party disagreement within the legislature and signals ongoing contention over control of key assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Nitwa Tex
Teaua Legistacure
United
Steves Aietiator
Cribvewer
Democratic letter reveals Cummins proposal on August 4
A Des Moines lawyer, R. Evans, writes to the Boone Democrat detailing Gov. Cummins proposed terms mentioned in a letter. The note mentions Gen. J. B. Weaver in the first district, Lacey and Jose Marino in the second, and opposition by A. F. Dawson. The letter, dated August 4, has stirred significant sensation among Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
J. B. Weaver
Lacey
Jose Marino
Wade
A. FP. Dawson
R. ©. Evans
Des Molinés
Boone
Evans
Train Collision Wounds Five on Cleveland Flyer
An Ohio River Valley accident severely injures engineer C Ewing and fireman A Reynolds aboard the Cleveland Flyer after a run off track. Brakeman Moriarity and baggageman Schlutte sustain injuries. both engineers escape with limited damage to the freight cars and caboose. Passengers are treated by city physicians and some taken to Allegheny General Hospital.
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Flylbo
Ohio River
Allegheny General Hospital
C. Ewing
Cleveland Flyer
Turney Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Reynolds
Flyer
William Moriarity
Goraypolls
BA. Hayes
Allegheny
B. .Schlutte
Blast injures seven as gunfire erupts near event
A chaotic blast killed seven and left two severely injured as crowds scattered. Police investigated motives and possible targets amid a tense scene with emergency responders, witnesses reporting a loud explosion and shattered storefronts.
Eight Hart in wreck near Johnstown mine blast
An explosion at the Cambria Steel Company mine near Johnstown Pennsylvania kills seven men and injures two. The deceased are Luther Sampson twenty nine Ivan. Adam Povolkoy twenty five. Joseph Kamulsicy thirty four. Frank Gavhlk thirty. Mike Salada nineteen. Joseph Patrick twenty four. and an unnamed loader. Officials say gas ignition likely caused the blast. all found with lamps intact. The mine will reopen tomorrow. In Ohio an Eastern Ohio trolley wreck injures eight, one possibly fatally, with ten workers affected. cause cited as wet rails and loss of motorman control.
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Johnstown
Cambria, Steel Company
Sampson Luther
Agdd
Loader
Adam
Povolbky
Ged
Cuth
Joseph Kamulsicy
Frank Gavlhk
Mike Salada
Joseph Patrick
Bhatt
Spreadi Ag
Explo
Sion
Klondike
Cleveland
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Thoman
Sally
Eira
Trokes
Windald Dinsmore
Garrettsville
Swyioya
Ma "Bushman
Steslo
Cvening
George Beckwith
Thomas Green
Steele
Navy recruits urged to join new training plan
Newport Oct 2 novel plan announced to recruit naval apprentices. A poster card with pictures of apprentices at the training station will be printed and circulated to widely advertise the apprentice system and aid in expanding the service branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
K.J
United States
Giby
Sha Thomas
Naval Training Ays
Coasters
Haiibor Yeladi Francisco
Quor Dealers Warned at National League Convention
Newark leaders urged the National Ligger League to strengthen defense against oppressive laws. President Hugh Dolan warned that many dealers ignore the danger until it is too late to prevent restrictive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
League
Hugh Dolan
Kappa Sigmas Celebrate Alumni Dinner at GWU Chapter
Kappa Sigma fraternity gathered at the RL HW street NW house for an enthusiastic alumni and undergraduate turnout from George Washington University. The Alumni Association elected officers Henry D. Fry as W. G. M and others, with Dr Fry presiding during the dinner and numerous members delivering remarks.
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Kappy Sigma
RL HW
George Washington University
Alumni Association
Henry D. Fry
W. M. Hallam
S.M
Preston
Evans
John Fouche Brownlow
Dr. Fry
Torstmaater
G. W. Holmes
Prof
A. P. Wy’ Schmidt
BM. Doyle
Wy.m
Hallam
I, Hourty
Link Tracy
Bright, Powell
C, Carnes
J. F. Brownlow
M.P. Bivens
W. Brearton
Cres
Rowland C. Taylor
Eloc. Johnson
Joseph B. Bigen
J.B. Powell
GH. Harteon
J. H. Warner
H. Rouzer
W. Sherwood
H. H. Howellst
W. Ralnohi
Asbell
Frank Boterbrook
Srr
I “Hufty
Frank McCoy
Chartes
W.holmés
John ©. Brooke
M.p.evans
He Dy Fry B
Mr Doyls
H.C. Jorgenson
J.-L. Brum
FW. Schmidt
HT. Bright
Ritchey
Ele. Roberts
Graham Nichola
W. M.smith
White House Visit by Elsie Janis Recalls McKinley Era
A nostalgic tale recalls Elsie Janis visiting the White House with family as a child when McKinley was governor and later president. Mrs Janis fostered a famous repertoire of imitations and entertained the president during a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Janis
White House
Columbus
Ohio
McKinley
Reo
List of Names by City Across United States Notices
A fragmented OCR list of numerous individuals and couples tied to multiple cities including Baltimore Boston New York Philadelphia Pittsburg California and Virginia. The items read like a social notice or directory style roster with many names and spouses paired with towns and organizations such as St James Metropolitans and New Willard.
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Baltimore
West
Walgott
William P. Rigas
New Willer
HM. Brown
Riggs
L.dearborn
Thorna B. Byrnes
John E. Collins
D. A. Lynch
A. B. Haymond
J. ‘Watts Robinson
Albert S. Pittsburg
George H Young
F. B. Law
St. James
Shackley
Ite
George W. Young
LE. Lane
Metropolitan
New York
Gity-W
Rugg
M. Charles Becker
C. E. Wilin
J. M. Polk
A. I Burrass
W. H. Porter
Wiliam Freudmen, , Jr
D. A. Hunting
Frank J. Brin
Harry Stone
T.' Rice
Jire
A. ‘Rice
B. 3. Hunter
N. Ray
Waited
A. ‘Timer
Samed J
Slohiart
Co Mead
Shoreham
Porter
John H. Meyer
Thomas W. Slonim
A. C. Downing
Mie Ao
Downing
Arlington
Julie Finley
H. W. Chapman
Saul Strauss
Mole
Wits
George Geddes
John E. Lickaut
Leowel Lion
Morris Hymah
Louia C. Hert
National
Charien Webb
F.P. Slingo
H. A. Kimball
Ireland
Ryan
Debn
A.” Abel
Oustat Johnsédn
FH. G. Kimball
Fritz Schumana
Phigadelphia
J. Sinclair
Releigh
B. Mccarthy
John H. Hendin
W. H. Cook
W. H.M. Elmer
New Willard
W. ©. Graser
W. H. Barton
Ebbitt
F. Stratton
F. P. Sheip
Joseph Rice
Charles
C. Murray
Clariy
W. C. Her
Carlton
Pittsburg
J. C. Morrow
Raisizh
C. P. Byrnies
Duncan Brown
New
Wilard
Cate and Wite
Regent
Ayabamase
B. Ly Cope
Gholstom
A. E. _ Singleton
Union Springs
New’ Willard
California
Edward Goslin
Wite
I. Ettinger
San Francisco
Raleigh
H. S. Blatcher -Andywite
Watsonville
Virginiawa
Craven
Greenwood
T. Bieolls
Norfolk
George
H. Bowerman
Front Royal
T. H. Williams
Richmond
J. P. Jefferies
Mire N
L. P, Jefferies
Mary Lovers
Warrenton
Hobart
M. Riley
Gainesvilla
Edwins
Jones
Monterey
St James
W. Slaughter
Culpeper
H.R. Turner
Franklin
Gelland
Clarkesville
Booth
Richmdad
J. Centrighs
Metropolita
Wiley on Whisky Labels Sparks Debate in Louisville
Dr HL Wiley chief chemist of the Agriculture Department and a Burge food commission member sent a telegram to Louisville whisky dealers outlining his view on labeling. A blend results from mixing two whiskies but not when neutral spirits are used, and rye whisky cannot be labeled rye if part of a compound mixture. Whisky aides say enforcing these rules would hit rectifying interests and raise costs by about six cents a gallon.
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Iment
Louisville
HL Wiley
Departmet of Agriculture
Burge Food Commission
Br. Wiley
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Moody Able ‘Jurist
New England
Captaine of Industry
Roosevelt
Hig
Ang
Swan
Tueeddy
Neatle
Sixth Avenue
Brooklyn
Frank Page
Albert Ratmond- Bishop
Philadelphia
Mins Irma Swan
Joeln
Anon M. Brady
St. Aloysius’ Church
Ocotlan
Oaxaca
Beulah B. Reeves
Carl Edward Julian
Mra
Ernest H. Eiliot
William Osborn
Mabel A
Whilem Saunders Reeves
Washington, D.C
Lewis
O'Clock
A.m. R.eret Stewart
B. T
Anna Lowe Lewin
O'Rlock P. Mn
Girard Street
Mackessy
Catherine “R. Makessy
Jeremiah Mackssey
Peter and
Isabela Fegan
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
St. Aloyatus’ Church
Mount Olivet
Max
Northwear
Artha E
Charles E
Catherine
Pritchett
Mary J
William H. Pritchett
Decolathvea
Trinity M. E
Fifth and
C Atreets
Fowers
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Inel William Lee
Pendsyirgnia Ave
George P. ‘Zurhorst
Ebralmer
East Capitol St
R.F. Harvey’s Sons
Funeral Directors
Emdalm
Mad Ry
Destoy
Wn Gin
Health Office Record
Aredred
Oetrom
Sater Pat
Quartermaster’s Department
Cuba
Wachington Post
Havana
Quartermaster's Department
Goetébér
Humphrey
Baker
Kanawha
Panyor
Ay Commission
Ayoundmento
Mhgoon
Hi Mundo
Department of Government
el Mundo
Py Department
Havans
Washington
Jose Palma
Senor, Belt
Don Jose
Mendoza
Alvey
Dig Riet Court of Appeals
Justien Pletal H. Alsyetns
Court of Ap
May
Meyer
Bryan
Lott K
Caw
Colombia
Root May Leavy
Santo Domingo
America
Joseph H. Elliott
Agatha M. Ruddy
D. G MacLeod
Thomas F. Pierce
Brungwick
Rachel M.fisher
J. J. Muir
Heyion
Charter W. Norris
W.-M. Ferguson
George W. “Nangle
Newcastle
Earth Getzendaner
W.-M. . Ferguson
Samuel Uber
Pauliné Johnson
H. . Schroeder
H. . Schroeder, ‘ or ‘ Ashby C. Payne,83, and Flora+M. Cornwell
Orleans
J. A. Norton
Charles M. Peake
Braddock Hoixits
Junita & Mann
Hubbard
Wiltshire
Duggins
Perkinsville
W. Lowrie
G._K. Miller
Myrtle E. Bryant
Ashland
Hey
F. M. Dunatol
John J. Caney
Margaret J. Taney
J. da Maer
Luther
J. Henley
Helen
Dandrhize
Stealey
Srl
Turner
Vas
Grace Wmkingon
Clarkavitle
RL -Naylor
Gililand
Annie Lauria Kana
J. B. McLoughlin
Marvey N. Hyle
Mouldaysburg
Florence A. Ridenour
Altoona
J.J. Muir
Forrest W. Gooding
Mabel C. Asstey
J. B. McLaughlin
Frank. M. Carter
Liile
Fannie Dixon
George W. Lee
John White
Soulé German
W. J. Howard
David Vee R. Fisher
Elizabeth V. Cooper
Waller H. Brooks
John R. Rodlnson
Georgia A. Blakell
L. Carruthers
Mary A. Burne
Croker
Ticket
Ora
Muwmens
Abe
Uae Valle
Hostetter
ALOE
Ewing
Cambria ‘Steel Company
Gaa
Hart
Ohio Traction Car
BATT
Thomas Devise
National’ Association
Kappa Sigmas
Tokalon Mine
Apenta
Hogsekold
Sie
the Apollinaris Co., Ltd
London
I “i
US. Treasury
National Banks
United States Treasury
Tos Bank
Ant
Citizens Saings Bank
Bond Building
New York Avenue
Dr. Lyon
Wiley ON Whisky
Corby
Isla Dasage
Dare
Corbys
Corby’s Modern Bakery
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