Bryan Denies Talk With Men In Protest Of Railroads
In a brisk interview from New York to reporters Bryan rejects claims that he faced strong protest within Democrats over federal and state ownership of railroads. He says the issue is not new, he will meet national committeemen for further discussion, and he will tour several states in September while maintaining his stance on government ownership.
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Undertakers Nearby Offer Low Cost Funeral Services
A set of local funeral homes lists their offices and services including W R Speare at 940 F Street NW and William Lee Embalmer with a modern crematorium, George P Zarhorst at 30 East Capitol Street, and R F Harvey's Sons at 1323 Fourteenth Street. Prices are hinted as modest with telephone numbers provided for arrangements.
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Duponts to Control Harmony Convention in Delaware Primaries
Special to The Weakington Post reports Delaware primaries shaped by Dupont forces. In Sussex County Addicks and Duponts carried 33 of 42 delegates. Caleb R. Layton won 9 of 19 county committeemen, carrying only his home district Georgetown. The outcome suggests Dupont control of the state convention at Dover, sidelining Addicks and Alice and possibly dictating Sussex and Kent nominations.
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Campaign closing in Maine with top speakers planned
Portland Sept 2 The final week of the Maine political campaign opens with rallies nightly across the state and final election day plans taking shape. Speaker Cannon will address a rally each evening plus additional talks Monday Tuesday and Friday afternoons. Secretary Taft and Senators Lodge and Hale are listed among the speakers. A governor four Congressmen state senators and representatives and county officers are to be elected one week from tomorrow.
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May election of German priest to lead Jesuits in Rome
Rome Sept 2 Jesuit delegates in private conferences while electing a new general to succeed Father Martin. Prominent Americans among delegates visit St Ignatius altar and the silver statue sarcophagus. Strong move to choose a German head to please Emperor William and possibly ease Jesuit house bans in Germany, with hopes for Russian favor.
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Getting Blank Proxies in Insurance Canvass Probes
New York policyholders protest to Otto Kelsey, New York State Insurance Superintendent, over New York Life Insurance Company collecting proxies with blank date lines. G R Scrugham, committee member, calls it a wilful violation of new laws and urges agents be barred from canvassing for proxies before legal signing date October 15, 1906.
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Gaynor for Governor Speculation and Peace Talks
A New York rumor revived that Mayor McClellan and Charles Murphy would patch rifts with the Sullivans and Tim Murphy as peacemakers. It claims Senator McCarren and the King’s County Democratic organization will back Brooklyn judge William J Gaynor for governor to defeat William R Hearst at Buffalo, with Murphy potentially withholding influence for Hearst delegates on primary day.
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Parker On Walsh Letter Shows Hearst Support In Minnesota
Alton B Parker visits Alexandria after attending the American Bar Association meeting in St. Paul. He reads Charles A Walshs resignation letter to the Democratic National Committee and notes Walsh may be joining Hearst Independence League rather than criticizing Sheehan. Parker declines detailed comment, saying he is out of politics. Thomas Taggart says he has not yet received Walshs resignation.
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Kissed Too Strenuously Not Criminal Assault Here
In Columbus Georgia Judge Hargett ruled that Henry Stubbs did not commit criminal assault when he embraced and kissed Katie Hinckley after an entertainment. Hinckley, described as very pretty from a good family, had charged him, but the judge said it may have been rude yet not the kind of assault that justifies lynching.
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Gen Tumenoff Shot Amid Warsaw Hostilities
Gen Tumenoff, brigade commander at the Warsaw garrison, was wounded but not seriously by five revolutionists as he left his residence. Turbulent actions continued across Warsaw and surrounding territory with bombings, killings, and mass recurrences of unrest.
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Famine Conference Aims Famine Relief In Moscow Meeting
Fifty prominent gemstlioists from twenty-two provinces gathered in Moscow under Prince Lvov to discuss famine relief via the zemstvo organization and to host a political conference with Octoberists and moderates. The central bureau estimates $75,000 is needed to combat the famine, most severe in Samara, Saratoff, Simbirsk, Penza, Kazan, Tambov, and Ufa, with aid required in twenty-one other provinces.
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Aloysius at Martinsburg Postponed in Capital City League
The Capital City League game today between Aloysius and Arlington clubs is postponed. Aloysius has a game in Martinsburg West Virginia. The Sunday Post report by Maz notes the annual price.
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Roosevelt Pushes Simplified Spelling Plan In Government
President Roosevelt announces a modest move toward phonetic spelling in government publications with Public Printer Stillings releasing circulars. He says criticism stems from ignorance of aims and that changes depend on popular approval before becoming permanent.
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Paul Going to the Coast Rail Extension Plans Announced
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway reveals official plans for a Pacific Coast extension. Seattle will be the coast terminus with a route from Grenham through Evarts to Butte and Pipestone Pass. The 1500 mile project costs about 61 million dollars and begins coast work now aiming for Butte by January 1, 198 and Seattle a year later.
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Giuseppe Giacosa Dies in Rome at 1891 Premier Footnote
Gieuseppe Giacosa, noted poet and dramatist, dies in Rome from heart disease. He was the first European dramatist to see a U S premiere of his work, traveling to New York in 1891 to witness Sarah Bernhardt perform Dame de Challant at the Standard Theatre.
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Bomb fuse too long foils attack in Bialystok
Sept 2 in Bialystok a clumsy attempt to bomb a police lieutenant failed as the fuse ran long allowing escape. A Jew identified as author of the attempted crime was arrested.
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