Be des View of Gas e Trusts Not an Issue
Special to The Washington Post from Chicago September 2. Congressman J A Bede from Duluth Minnesota reports to the Republican National Committee that Democrats must seek divine favor as Republicans gain advantage from Providence. He notes farmers crops and a growing waterway interest while trusts dominate political talk, and argues Roosevelt’s election is a foregone conclusion with control of Congress the open battle.
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Notice of free marriage and death notices distribution
Marriage and death notices in The Washington Post may, on request, appear simultaneously in the next morning papers at no extra charge. The listed papers include New York Times, Baltimore Herald, Buffalo News, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Record-Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Post, Providence Journal, The Herald, The Republic, Syracuse Post Standard, St Paul Pioneer Press, and Land Plain Dealer.
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LICENSE TO MARRY AND OBITUARY NOTES FROM PHILADELPHIA AREA
Notices list multiple marriage licenses and obituaries with names such as Tuomas Hipberd Lyla McCullough and others tied to Philadelphia and nearby towns. The items reference September dates, residences, and family connections, with brief interment or funeral notices and a final Greenwich Connecticut obituary mention.
Health Office Record from 1904 Listing Patients and Hospitals
A dated health office record lists patients with ages and associated hospitals or addresses. Names include Paul Charles Armstrong, Florence Borgmann, Kerr Craige, George Cook, Lena Dent, Eva Johnson, Virginia E Magruder, Albert Newman, Juin Smith, Sarah Tullver, Maynard Tonts, Sale I Twredate, and others. Hospitals include Wash Asylum Hospital, Freedmen's Hospital, Emergency Hospital, and Washington University Hospital, with ages ranging from 11 months to 66 years and various street addresses in Washington, D C.
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Freedmen's Hospital
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Daniel Doody
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George B. Gras
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Sarah Tullver
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Historic Washington Funeral Directors and Embalmers Ad
An archival classified style notice lists W R Speare undertaker and embalmer at 940 F Street N W with contact H Joseph Gawler, and R F Harveys Sons at 1325 Fourteenth Street NW offering first-class service, mid range prices, and large chapel, including telephones Mainz 151 and North 879.
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Democrats forecast in Delaware as Tennessee test looms
In the Eighth District campaign Democratic headquarters report confidence about carrying Delaware on the national ticket. Rep Houston of Delaware and others briefed callers as Judge Sims anticipates a possible House challenge over the Dortch law and Australian ballot constraints. Sims notes Republican leaders in New York appear confident, but privately less so.
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CREDIT FOR RURAL ROUTES Cited Democrat origin of rural delivery contrast to Republican claims
The Democratic assertion challenges Republican notes on rural free delivery, arguing the program began as a Democratic initiative. It details initial experiments and funding from 1892 to 1896, noting Bartholomew County Indiana as the first rural route, and cites Post Office records and a March 18 letter from Postmaster General Payne.
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Beveridge predicts record Republican victory in coming campaign
Indiana Senator Albert Beveridge, arriving at Sagamore Hill, expects a big Republican win. He foresees Roosevelt carried by the largest postwar majority and Parker defeated more decisively than Bryan. He aims to boost Indiana gains and predicts at least one GOP seat in four Democratic districts.
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Hill did not say fraud in Hill speech report
The Associated Press corrects its Deposit New York sample of August 25 reporting stating a local Democratic paper fabricator produced a speech for Senator D B Hill. The fabricated remarks wrongly attributed Hill accusing President Roosevelt of being a fraud. No such allegation was uttered by Hill.
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Labor dispute vote looms after district 19 talks
In Knoxville districts 19 mine workers and operators adjourned with a 7 percent wage cut ultimatum to be voted on September 17 by unions district wide. If most unions approve, a year contract will be drafted. if not, a strike is declared. Some operators refuse to retreat from 15 percent demand.
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Murder of Belgians Missionaries Near Shinanfu
A London Times cablegram reports on July 19 the murder of Bishop Verhaeghen and two Belgian missionary priests near Shinanfu. France seeks punishment of guilty parties, official degradation, a public hospital, honored funerals, and compensation for Chinese victims. China agrees to terms.
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Disappearance of C. C. Spahr in Europe
London reports state that C. C. Spahr of New York vanished while traveling with Mrs. Ordway and Ordway from Trieste through Austria and Germany to Brussels. They later crossed to Dover on the Prince Albert, missing Spahr after he left the party near the lightship. a sailor recalled seeing him on deck before he disappeared.
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Long Cruise of Dugout and Around-the-World Voyage
A three mast ed canoe possibly the Tilikum, carved from a tree trunk by an Alaskan Indian, sails past Beachy Head bound east under Capt. J. C. Voss with one companion Harrison. Originating from Vancouver in May 1901, the diminutive ship has logged nearly 40,000 miles and was reported from Ponta Delgada, Azores, August 11 toward London. The voyage spans the Pacific, Cape Horn and the Azores.
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Drowned Wife and Son of Amherstburg Hotel Man
Mrs Charles Thresher wife of Union Hotel Amherstburg and her eldest son Wesley were drowned when a sail yacht capsized off Fox Island this afternoon. Thresher survived by clinging to the overturned craft.
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Political Gossip on California Senate Race and Wisconsin Ticket
The piece discusses Henry Oxnard facing elimination as a California Senate candidate after the state convention rejected him as an elector. It outlines other contenders like Bard, Flint, and Knight, plus maneuvers for Ways and Means and Needs in Washington. It also notes Wisconsin Democrats nominating Ex-Gov Peck, platform stances on primary elections and railroad regulation, and rising activity at Democratic headquarters in New York amid Parker’s acceptance and campaign organization.
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Truce Talks Signal Campaign Shifts Across States
Article notes a rumored truce between Murphy and McCarren to back McClellan for reelection, with conditions spread across the state and preparations intensifying by mid month. Republicans lead in machinery and votes, while Democrats plan two editions of their campaign book and focus on tariff issues and reciprocity.
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