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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1904
Page
1
Parker speaks to a farmers delegation outlining positions on corporate funds and trust use, cites Philippine tensions, and mentions government expenditures and revenue figures. The discourse references Knox’s reply and notes public interest and reactions across political lines amid a heated legislative climate.
Chairman Cortelyou, head of the Republican National Committee, will speak in New York next Friday under the West Side Republican Club auspices. Other speakers include former Secretary of War Root and George Knaght of California. Cortelyou aims to answer charges raised during the campaign and will state his policy on the Chicago visit and related matters.
A fragmented report outlines Democratic efforts across Trist and Siti districts, with organizing activity in Henty County and plans to mobilize against Republicans. It notes expectations of large margins and mentions viability of candidates like Hedge amid tense political campaigning.
Candidate Danis will tour three days along the Wabash line visiting Cumberland Bla Pom and Union on the flagion branch. He’ll begin Friday nine fifty five in Cumberland and finish six pm the mast day before visiting Unins. Campaign aims include energizing West Virginia voters and highlighting Davis.
A garbled report discusses costs to Taft on islands totaling 24 million dollars and an annual eight figure figure, with references to the JRAwM set and Judge Puler. It mentions a sail, fines, and a breakdown hinting at public expense and legal actions surrounding the islands program.
A misread report claims Democratic governor candidate Ferris faces danger from an alleged dynamite bomb planted at the Ve aiivon hotel. A hotel guest Tut porter was found in a winter basket, reportedly to be emptied into the furnace, with a four inch long explosive device described as dynamite with gun cotton. Police suspect a crank could have placed the bomb, stirring town rumors.
The grand jury returns no indictments against lynchers of Reed and Cato negroes burned earlier. Jury commissioners warn names of jurors may be removed. The Tedkyal court under Judge Speer may revisit the matter. Judge Daly praised for his charge. The court could not find sufficient evidence to indict.
Candidate for the Texas Legislature, Paul Engelking, was shot and instantly killed while standing near a barber shop. The revolver exploded in his band, a shot from a saloon adjoining the shop. Ward, nearby, was in the saloon when the incident occurred, and the bullet passed through, sinking Engelking. Details remain unclear as investigators pursue the case.
Reports detail the Hague Peace Conference rules to be followed after coroner inquests and Board of Trade examinations in Hull and Vigo. Britain and Russia seek an international commission to ascertain facts about the Baltic incident and Russian ships, with Balfour urging a calm path while London wakes to war scare and a hurried inquiry pace.
French editor Rochefort claims Japanese fishermen near Hull carried and used high explosives against Russian ships. The report details delays, potential Japanese presence among fishermen, and tensions as Reuters notes possible Japanese involvement amid Anglo French stances on neutral rights.
Fragmentary report notes easing tensions between Russia and Great Britain under new diplomatic rules. Mention of naval service and travel trains returning to normal as authorities assure continued stability and adherence to Hague era guidelines.
Muted tragedy unfolds as Gen Allan, a veteran Republican figure in Virginia and Richmond attorney, is found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot. He left a message praising his son to President Roosevelt and criticizing defamers, with notes on Reconstruction era records and public service. His career spanned district attorney roles, Grand Army posts, and prominent legal work in Prince Edward County and Richmond.
A Glens Falls probate case reports lawyer Ashley Smiley held in contempt for refusing to answer questions about the estate of Moore. The court notes Smiley could have answered without client information, but he invoked a Masonic oath. The judge rejects the oath defense while confirming the contempt finding. The sale notices list the largest auction of the season at Sloan’s by trustees’ order, inviting bidders and dealers.
Crowds jammed stations as trains filled to capacity and engines failed on half a division. Ticket sales halted at many downtown stops while officers managed crushes and ambulances attended injured passengers. Interborough receipts reportedly go to hospitals, with about $160 raised.
A scrambled summary notes widespread political upheaval in Michigan style races, congressional contests in many states, and testimony. It mentions murder cases, racially charged lynching, hotel social talks, football, and various local stories including Port Arthur and Fairbanks.
In Savannah a defense attorney argues evidence favors Capt Carter’s innocence amid a government case. Testimony questions wall and cypher seals and alleged money divisions among Greene Gaynor and Carter, centering on propriety of funds and witness credibility.
An explosion at Mine No 3 of the Rocky Mountain Fuel and Iron Company near Trinidad devastates the area. Rescue efforts are underway as flames and toxic fumes hinder recovery while officials estimate a large, uncertain death toll.
Detectives and police join in searching the 4 St Paul Hotel for Mrs. Lowe alleged missing wife of Mareapa im after a report she was seen there with a party. Clerk confirms she was not present but allows a search. rooms are ransacked with no sign of Mrs. Lowe amid tense demand for a search warrant.
The Kings Court grand jury condemned Raymond Street Til and Ue Rites County Almshouse in Brooklyn describing it as a fire trap. The presentment cites unsafe conditions and overcrowding that put inmates at risk, noting men and women housed there and calling for overhaul or closure.
Report of a Columbia event marking the 150th anniversary with President Butler, trustees, and local officials attending a reception. The setting included a new lab opening and a large crowd, amid accusations of fraud against a Tennessee man and Confederate-related claims tied to the commemoration.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Altman testimony linked to Magires Ga. Mentions Hoad Yard elects Altman and Charlton Supervisor Coe. References a meeting after a redraft or reform near Ro utd tomorrow near the aren tents.
The Telegraphers have organized a Parker and Davis Club. Operators in Washington Ave are invited to January 4 membership at 3300 as expected by election day. The New York Herald on Sunday October 1 will publish a forecast of the Presidential election with special attention to state contests in debatable states.
The readable fragments show an auction or sale in Sherman with names and a date, buyer, and amount mentioned. Context is unclear due to OCR errors, but indicates a local sale action with participants and a listed price.
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