Hill Attacks Roosevelt and Senators in Broome County Address
Former Senator David B. Hill spoke at the Broome County fair in Whitney Point. He attacked President Roosevelt and the New York Senators Platt and Depew, defended the magazine article by William Allen White, and urged Philippine independence and direct election of U S Senators. White later denied the article was inspired by the White House and defended its aims.
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Depew and
Platt
William Allen White
Binghamton
David B. Hill
Broome County
Evnk
Whitney Point
Will
Judge Parkers
Cato
Con
New York
Walk
Aten White
Fuasexett
Wis Iim
White House
United States
Messrs. Platt
Depew
Mr. White
Green
N. Y
Republian
Brislaw
Senator Green
Pratt
Hill
Islands
White
Temporla
Kar
Whitneys Point
Winstow
Heim
Notice of death notices in Washington Post insertions
Marrane and death notices are to appear with extra charges for telegrams or engraving in the Washington Post and other listed newspapers. The notice lists several newspapers including New York Times, Baltimore Herald, Buffalo Courier, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Record-Herald, Philadelphia Ledger, and others.
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Marrane
Washngton Post
Igeniti
Jolig
NLM
York Times
Fimore Herald
Busian
Buffalo
Curier
Incinna
Ctag Record
Polis 1 Ledger
DRY E Journal
Rocheatma Herald
LOU S Republic
Syracuse Post
Standard
PAT L
Pionuer Press
Minn
Gacolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Visjy
Married couple plans and local notices in Montgomery County
Community notices list multiple individuals from Montgomery County including Catherine Milena, Caterina Milena, and Kate vuye Cody among others with references to weddings, dates, and public events. The fragmentary text mentions ages, locations such as Washington DC and Bowie MD, and schedule hints for ceremonies and gatherings in late summer and early fall.
Health Office Record Names Aged Seemingly Random Individuals
AHealth Office record lists numerous individuals with ages ranging from 6 to 86, including addresses and terse notes. The fragmentary OCR shows names like Cumberland, Johnson, Morris, Parawa Columba Hospital, and Ho Ranson Gey Hug, with ages and brief descriptors such as insane or emergency, plus scattered street addresses in the district.
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AL St Se
Ahwilathon
Othe Cumberland
Leva FE Johnson
Tea T Morris
Mary
Eoua Parawa Columba Hospital
Se Ourea Ho Ranson Gey Hug
Insane
Arrow AE
Turley
T. Uas
Sproce
Pears
Wilson
Undertakers listed with services and contact details
The notice lists undertakers W R Speare 940 F Street N W Joseph Gawler Main 13 R F Harveys Sons funeral directors and embalmers 14th Street N W John R Wright embalmer and undertaker 1337 Tenth Street N W with commodious chapels and 24 hour service.
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W.R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Mbtrea
Joseph Gawler
Main
Ave
John R. Wricht
Yembalmer
Yao
Hill Hurt Parker at Vermont Rally Says Wilson
In Lyndonville Vermont August 31 Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson urged Republicans to back general prosperity with full employment for capital and labor. He assailed Parker and Hill for alleged misstatements on gold standard and party strategy while defending tariff and Philippines policy and U S duties after Dewey’s Manila victory.
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Lyndonville, Vt
James Wilson
Wilson
Democrati Party
America& People
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Hill
Preent Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Buffalo
Sgn
Till
Thas
Parker
Philippines
Samuel Gompers
Philippine Islands
Dewey
Manila Bay
Populists Plan NC Reorganization For Watson Ticket
Ex Senate candidate Marion Butler has left Populist politics in North Carolina yet a drive to reorganize the party is announced. A. C. Schufford says national chairman directs county by county organization to field a Watson ticket. Schufford cites untapped support across counties including Catawba and Sampson. A Cape May Labor Day train trip offers packed package for $12.50.
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Washington Post
Raleigh
N. C
Maran ‘Butler
North Carolina
A. C. Schufford
Schufford
Thomas E. Watson
Watson
Sampson County
Marion Butler
Cape May
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Delaware River Bridge
Congress Yiall
United Irish League Defeats Plan to Expand Committee
A heated New York convention of the United Irish League of America rejected a proposal to raise the national committee from 50 to 100 members amid disruptions. John F. Ryan argued New York owed less representation. O'Connor of Elmira and others urged expansion. The motion failed by four votes as leaders like Redmond and Parker were honored in letters of regard.
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National Committee
New York
Roosevelt
Parker
United Irish League of America
John F. Ryan
Philadelphia
Boston
O'Connor
Elmira
League
T. Fitzpatrick
Pennsylvania
Dublin
Pinerty
Roderick J. Kennedy
New York State
Ireland
England
John E.i Redmond
Wilam O'Brien
Michael Davitt
John Dillon
J. P. O'Connor
Edward Lake
America
Committee of Ways and Means
Michael ¥. Curry
Finnerty
Charles T. Murphy
Tammany
Loeb
White House
Washington
William Loeb
Judge Parker
Esopus
New York City
Association
Alton B. Parker
Oyster Bay
Chicago
John F. Finnerty
Patrick Egan
Chile
Edward Dever
St. Louis
Michael J. Redding
Baltimore
John Fitzpatrick
New Orleans
John O’callahan
T. B. Pitzpatrick
John EB. Redmond
Stands for Real Reforms Outlines Democratic Policy
Edward M. Shepard spoke from the Bennington courthouse steps urging support for the Democratic ticket in the state election. He outlined nine reform priorities including respect for law, restraint in foreign entanglements, tariff reform, public economy, independence for the Philippines, and curbing corporate influence.
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Bennington
Edward M. Shepard
New York
Democratic Party
Hoosevelt
Fairbanks
Shepard
Judge Parker
Senate
United States
Republica
England
Roosevelt
South African
Post-office
Parker
Philippines
Cortelyou
West Virginia Republicans meet in New York conference
West Virginia GOP leaders and several lawmakers gathered in New York to discuss factional splits threatening judges, congressmen, and legislators. William Edwards pressed his case with Congressional Committee Chair Babock, while Cortelyou Crane and Brooker met over New England tensions. Proctor predicted a Vermont campaign close with a 26,000 margin as a benchmark for victory.
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New York
West Virginia
Ten
William 8. Edwards
Congress
Edwards
Babcock
Congressional Committee
Cortelyou
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Brooker
Connecticut
New England
Proctor
Vermont
Diplomat Thomas Herran Dies at Liberty New York
Dr. Thomas Herran, longtime Colombian representative in Washington and key figure in the Panama Canal treaty effort, died in Liberty New York after illness. A respected Pan American diplomat, he helped negotiate the Panama Canal pact with Secretary Hay and carried deep ties with U.S. officials. His career included service as minister to the United States and earlier roles in Hamburg and Medellin.
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Washington
Liberty, N. Y
New York
Thomas Herran
Colombia
Panama
Liberty
University of Medeiline
Ilerran
United States
Medeiline
Hamburg
Legation
Concha
Johanasny
Secretary Hay
Dr. Herran
Hay
Thomas Herron
New Granada
Dr. Herron
Georgetown University
London
Great Britain
Herran
Mr. Hay
Panama Canal
Population shifts in Chicago as ghetto growth rises
Biennial school census shows Chicago minors up nearly 10 percent in two years with greatest gains in crowded immigrant districts. Hyde Park and other desirable wards see declines in the rising generation. Twelfth Ward remains most populous for under twenty-one residents at 32,142.
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Chicago
Blyde Park
Hyde Park
Chicago Trial Caps Eight Days of Sentences in Child Case
Milton M. Carson was sentenced to life in the penitentiary after a verdict of guilty for mistreating fourteen year old Mabel Mayfield. His wife Viola received one year, also found guilty, with Judge Kersten presiding. Carson had previously been convicted of assaulting another girl and already sentenced to fourteen years. The report covers related political and social items and a brief note on another local meeting.
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Chicago
Milton M. Carson
Mabel Mayfield
Viola
Kersten
Carson
Alexandria in Brief Mayor Simpson to be Succeeded by Paff
Washington News Bureau reports a noon ceremony as Alexandria reorganizes its city government. Mayor-elect Frederick J. Paff and council members will take oaths before Justice Beach. New officers include presidents, vice presidents, clerks, and messengers. Dr. William Smith resigns as major of the Seventieth Virginia Regiment amid maneuvers.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
George L. Simpson
Joseph S. Beach
Frederick J. Pafft
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Hubert Snowden
First Ward
Paff
J. T. Sweeney
Arl
Luther H. Thompson
Daniel R. Stansbury
George Schaffer
William Craven
J. R. N. Curtin
L. E. Uhler
Board of Police Commissioners
William Smith
Seventieth Virginia Regiment
Manassas
Richmond militia officers seek Maj Smith successor vote
The battalion assembly was called in Richmond to elect Maj. Smith’s successor. Capt. King of the Alexandria Light Infantry asked for a postponement, and he and other officers departed by afternoon train hoping to arrive before adjournment.
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Richmond
Virginia
C. P
Timberman
Richard Gibson
Gibson
Gibson & Timberman
Coal price rise set for winter as deliveries rise
Anticipated price increase by anthracite producers follows March calendar schedule with monthly 10 cent rises until September. Philadelphia Reading Coal and Iron lists September domestic prices per ton for various sizes, delivered on board ships beyond the Delaware Capes, with New York Port Liberty costs 25 cents higher. The full line schedule to merchants and trade will be issued tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Moerrow
Philadelphiand Reading Ual and
Iran Company
Valley
Delaware Capes
New York
Port Liberty
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Health Office Record
Undertakers
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Meral Directors
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J. William Lee
Hmbsimer
George P. Zarhorst
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Funera
East Capital
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Mr. Redmond
Clan-na-Gael
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John O'Callaghan
George F
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Edward N. Lahiff
E. M. Shepard
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Oregon
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Mudd
Straight
Republican National Committee
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John W. Richardson
Business Men’s Parker Club
Business Men's Parker Club
Maccabee Temple
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Monaghan
Robert Wells
Fifth
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Julius Lehmann
Wilf
House of ‘Delegates
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Teutonic
Liverpool
Oceanic
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Queenstown
Aurania
Southampton
Harpest
R.P. Andrews &Co
Washington, B.C
Alexandria News
Frederick J. Paff
Maj. Smith
NEW Publications
Ure Smith
Gee Smith
Premier Typewriter
Eleventh Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
Olivia Taylor
F. L. Entwisle
South Fairfax Street
Westmoreland County
Corporation Court
Gasch & Birga
A Ave
George Harvey
Harper’s Weekly
St. Clair McKelway
Bourke Cochran
de Lancey Nicoll
Hill Vs. Odell
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New-York
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