Stone at Work Early State May Be Slipping Away
Special to The Washington Post reports Senator William Joel Stone campaigns across Missouri amid a tense party climate. Folk administration weakens local machine, money and voter lists favor Republicans, brewers and track interests shift away from Democrats, while Folk’s national exposure stirs speculation on 1908 ambitions and possible Stone rivalry.
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Anniversary of Wedding for Congressman Jackson at Salisbury
The Twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Congressman William H Jackson and his wife was celebrated with a brilliant reception at their Salisbury Maryland residence. Guests traveled from New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Washington Wilmington Del Atlantis City and Virginia among other places. The receiving party included Mr and Mrs W H Jackson Mr and Mrs W P Jackson and Mr and Mrs Joseph Marvel with Postmaster Marion A Humphreys and wife aiding with their daughter Ann Lowie Humphreys. Grandchildren Belle Jackson Jane and Mary Marvel Newton Jackson and William H Jackson 2d attended. Ray George W Townsend of Hemlock performed the marriage ceremony. Washington guests included Mr and Mrs Bruce Costen Hugh Philips Charles Rider Hannah Rider William Rider and Charles Rider Jr.
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Ann Lowie Humphreys
Belle Jackson
Jane
Mary Marvel
Newton Jackson
George W Townsend
Hemlock
Shaw Speaks in Vermont at Fish and Game League Outing
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw was a principal speaker at the Vermont Fish and Game League annual outing at Bluffpoint No today. Other speakers included Assistant United States Attorney Charles H Robbin, May Gen. J H Wilson of Trenton.
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Shaw
Vermont
Burlington Vt
Treasury
Vermont Fish and Game League
Bluffpoint
United States
Charles H Robbina May
J H Wilson
Trenton
The Renewal Affects School Children Nationwide
The editorial warns that the new term strains minds and bodies of children after vacation. It notes many youngsters show health changes and suggests Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to strengthen nerves aid digestion and support mental development.
New York Life accounts reveal shifting deposits and officer salaries
The testimony details New York Life using multiple accounts for payments and investments. Account balances fluctuated from 1.0 to 3.7 million in 1901 while a new account yielded 2 to 5.5 percent. pro forma stock sales aimed to boost insurance profits. Senior salaries show president McCall rising to 100000 annually by 1901 and Perkins increasing from 20k to 76k, with Lawson potentially summoned for testimony.
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Smail
New York
New York Life
Randolph
Trust Company
New_York Life
New York Life Insurance Company
M. Randolph
Ife Insurances
McCalls
George W. Perkins
J Porgan & Co
Perkins
Thomas W Jllanson
Boston
Armstrong
Lawson
Vaughn Ends Vacation Urges Sabbath Duty For Youth
Mr Vaughan and superintendent of Calvary Baptist Church Sunday school returns from Atlantic coast trip with praise for sea air but condemns Boston resorts for Sabbath disregard. He cites 150000 youths weekly at coastal resorts, calls for faithful winter plans and notes Washington as open air. He will resume regular Sunday classes with likely large turnout.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic City
Winthropesch
Boston
Mr .Vaughn
Washington
Fragmented exchange hints at unresolved forgiveness request
A terse dialogue snippet shows one speaker insisting on memory of a prior offense while the other recalls forgiveness offered but not absolution. The exchange centers on accountability and lingering tension between two individuals.
Revolt in House Shows Cannon's Strong Stand Pat Majority
The analysis notes Speaker Cannon's likely bolster in numbers by standpat Republicans and a hostile tariff push from revisionists. It outlines key lawmakers on Ways and Means and Appropriations, regional shifts, and the slim Republican majority ready to block tariff revision without Democratic aid. It also cites a NY National City Bank bulletin downplaying new tariff changes.
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Tawney
Minnesota
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Babcock
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Nebraska
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Missouri
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
New York National City Bank
National House
Looted Swoyersville church burned to ground today
Wilkesbarre Pa Sept 8 Holy Name Catholic Church at Swoyersville near here was looted and burned to the ground today Two men entered the burning building to rescue the gold chalices but found the altar stripped and vestments on the floor The loss is 8000 dollars partly covered by insurance.
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Moros pacified. Wood outlines colonial progress report
Maj Gen Leonard Wood reports Department of Mindanao sees very satisfactory conditions and notable improvements over the past fiscal year. Minor disturbances attributed to fanatical Moros are contained. He urges action on land titles within military reservations and recommends changes to gear including dropping the haversack and issuing a hip-supported pack, plus caution against bright blue flannel shirts with khaki uniforms.
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Leonard Wood
Department of Mindanao
Philippines
CANNOT CLAIM MILEAGE FOR RETIRED OFFICERS ON MILITIA DUTY
The Comptroller of the Treasury ruled in two War Department decisions that retired army officers ordered to join state militiamen cannot claim mileage expenses. The ruling applies to Brig Gen Woodruff of North Carolina militia and Brig Gen Hayes detached from Arkansas militia when ordered to return home.
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War Department
National Guard
Co. A Woodruff
North Carolina
E M Hayes
Arkansas
Explosive Cleared Channel At Portsmouth Harbor
The British Admiralty tested methods to disable bottling up by Americans at Santiago and Japanese at Port Arthur. The old gunboat Rattlesnake was sunk in Portsmouth harbor after cement filling and an electric 30 pound gin cotton charge. within a minute the hull was destroyed.
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England
Santiago
Port Arthur
British Admiralty
Portamouth
Naval Torpedo School
Orders to Army Officers Revise Duty Assignments 1903
War Department special orders from August 8 1903 revoke Lt Harry Jordan from Tenth Cavalry assignment and shift Capt Peter C Hains Jr to new quarters. Capt Ezekiel Jo Williams to become professor of military science at North Georgia Agricultural College Dahlonega Ga. Lt William T Carpenter to manage Fort Rosecrans construction in addition to duties. Maj Edward R Morris to depart for Fort Slocum after San Francisco. Col John Greer ordered to inspect seacoast armament at Fort Armistead Fort Carrot Fort Howard and Fort SmallwoodMd and then return to his post.
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Peter C Hains, Jr
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Fort Slocum
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John Greer
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Hay
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Fort Carrot
Fort Howard
Fort Smallwood
Rear Admiral Barclay Retired After Forty Years Service
Rear Admiral Charles J. Barclay, a Pennsylvania native and Naval Academy graduate, was retired from the Navy on account of age after forty years of continuous service. The notice records his origin in Pennsylvania and his 1880 appointment to the Naval Academy. Also listed are 1908 orders detaching Lieut Commander C F Pond to Mare Island Navy Yard and other detachments including Lieut 8 Gannon to the Naval Academy and Paymaster N Wrenshall to Paducah.
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Charles J. Barclay
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C F Pond
Navy Yard
Mare Island
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New York
Paducah
Maritime Ship Movements and Repairs Noted in Nov
Fragmentary wartime marine traffic report lists arrivals at Washington Hertford Annapolis Massachusetts Uncas Boston Hopkins Provincetown and more. It records ships from Guantanamo to Hampton Roads Santiago and Olympia from Monte Cristo to Guantanamo. The Topeka was placed out of commission at Hortanouths MB Ney Yard on November by the yard master.
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Rocket
Washington
Audience Storms Stage At Ancient Roman Arena
Ten thousand people disrupted a London Express performance by storming the stage at the roman amphitheater. They set fire to scenery and furniture after unpaid salaries led to a double strike. Fire brigade and troops aided dispersal, with the blaze finally out around 4 AM.
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London Express
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