Stone at Work Early State May Be Slipping Away
Special to The Washington Post. Missouri politics loom as Senator William Joel Stone campaigns across the state amid a fracturing Democratic organization. Folk’s administration strengthens him personally but weakens party structure. Republicans gain money lists and influence as Stone and Folk could clash for leadership or a Senate bid.
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Washington Post
Louis
William Joel Stone
Senate
Missouri
Stane
Frerthermore
St. Laws
Jeeson Tule
Democratic Organization
Butlers
St. Louis
Folk
Stone
Chautauqua
United States Senate
Senator Stone
William Warner
Missouri Democrates
Anniversary Reception for Congressman Jackson in Salisbury
Congressman William H Jackson and Mrs Jackson celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with a formal reception at their Salisbury Maryland home. Guests travel from New York Philadelphia Washington and various Virginia locales plus Wilmington Delaware and Hemlock. family members and descendants also attend along with local officials.
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W. H. Jackson
Salisbury
Weahington
William H Jackson
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Atlantis City
Virginia
W H. Jackson
W P Jackson
Joseph Marvel
Marion A Humphries
Ann Lowie Humphreys
Belle Jackson
Jane
Mary Marvel
Newton Jackson
George W Townsend
Hemlock
Shaw Speaks in Vermont at Fish and Game Outing
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw was a principal speaker at the Vermont Fish and Game League annual outing at Bluffpoint. Other speakers included Assistant United States Attorney Charles H Robbin, May Gen. J H Wilson of Trenton, and several local officials.
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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 a Strain and the Back-to-School
The article discusses the hard work of renewing routines as school begins and urges Hoods Sarsaparilla as a tonic to strengthen nerves, aid digestion, and support overall mental and physical development in children during the new term.
New York Life accounts and officer salaries revealed
Testimony described multiple New York Life accounts including an active general banking account and four deposit accounts with fluctuating balances from 2.2 million to over 14 million in 1901. A pro forma sale of securities reduced tax burdens and boosted profits by about 105 thousand. Officers’ salaries shown span 31 thousand to 100 thousand annually, with 1893 1901 increases and Perkins rising to 76 thousand in 1901. Thomas Lawson of Boston may be summoned if needed.
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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 Sees Teens Flock to Seaside Resorts
W Vaughn, longtime Vaughn Bible class teacher and Calvary Baptist Sunday school superintendent, returns from a Atlantic City and Boston coast vacation. He praises Sabbath observance but condemns mass beach outings by Boston youths as demoralizing. He plans no changes for winter Sunday school and anticipates a large turnout at his class.
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W. Vaughn
Vaughn
Calvary Baptist Church
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic City
Winthropesch
Boston
Mr .Vaughn
Washington
Keeping Him in Mind of It Pick-Me-Up Exchange
A brief dialogue fragment shows a tense moment where one speaker insists forgiveness was granted but not forgetfulness. The other acknowledges the distinction and cautions against assuming total amnesty. The exchange centers on memory, promises, and relational boundaries.
Cannon Holds Firm Rhythm In Tariff Skirmish Lines
The article analyzes Speaker Cannon's likely support base in the House for tariff revision. It notes a large standpat majority, with revisionists led by Tawney McCleary Babcock and others on Ways and Means. It also discusses state delegations Indiana Ohio Wisconsin and New Yorks mixed stances and predicts no cross party coalition for tariff change.
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House
Cannon
House Revisionista
Ways and Means
Tawney
Minnesota
McC1
Massachusetts
Babcock
Wisconsin
Ways and
Securit
Ohio
Indiana
Tinois
Burton
Cleveland
Grosvenor
Brick
Crumpacker
Holliday
Altnors
W Wilson
Chicago
Boutell
Internal Revenue
McCleary
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
New York
New York City
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
New York National City Bank
National House
Holy Mame Church Looted Burned In Swoyersville Fire
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on September 8 a fire destroyed Holy Mame Catholic Church at Swoyersville. Two men entered the blaze to rescue gold chalices but found the altar ornaments and priests vestments scattered. Loss estimated at 8000 dollars, partly covered by insurance.
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Wilkesbarre
Swoyersville
Here
Moros pacified. Wood reports improved Mindanao condition
Maj Gen Leonard Wood, commander of Mindanao, states in his annual report that affairs are very satisfactory and have greatly improved in the last fiscal year. A few disturbances occur from fanatic Moroph priests, but travel is safe. land titles within military reservations need Spanish records to quiet claims. recommends not issuing a blue flannel shirt with service uniform and abandoning haversack for a hip-supported pack.
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Leonard Wood
Department of Mindanao
Philippines
Mileage claims denied for retired officers recalled to militia
The War Department, in two rulings, held retired army officers ordered to join the State militia cannot claim mileage while on militia duty. A distinction is made for officers detached from service and ordered home who may claim mileage. The cases involve Brig Gen Co A Woodruff of North Carolina and Brig Gen E M Hayes of Arkansas.
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Comptroller of the Treasury
War Department
National Guard
Co. A Woodruff
North Carolina
E M Hayes
Arkansas
Explosive Cleared Channel In Portsmouth Harbor
British admiralty tested a new tactic to break bottling up by sinking the old gun boat Rattlesnake in Portsmouth harbor. A torpedo school party attached a 30 pound gin cotton charge to the hull and exploded it, wrecking the sunken vessel in under a minute to study the effect on the channel.
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Portsmouth
England
Santiago
Port Arthur
British Admiralty
Portamouth
Naval Torpedo School
Orders to Army Officers Revise Several Officer Assignments 1903
War Department orders revoke and reassign captains and lieutenants. First Lieut Harry Jordan is removed from command of Tenth Cavalry. Capt Peter C Hains Jr is relieved from duty and to report to Fort Monroe for quartermaster duties. Capt Ezekiel J Williams is detailed as professor at North Georgia Agricultural College. Second Lieut William T Carpenter to oversee Fort Rosecrans construction, relieving Willam H Tobin. Maj Edward R Morris arrives at San Francisco to proceed to Fort Slocum. Col John Greer assigned to inspect seacoast armament at Fort Armistead Fort Carrot Fort Howard and Fort Smallwood with return to proper station afterward.
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War Department
Harry 8
Jordan
Tenth Cavalry
Peter C Hains, Jr
Quartermaster General
Army
Wai
Fort Monroe
Ezekiel Jo Williams
Fort Slocum
Department of the
East Gol
John Greer
Ordnance Department
Hay
Fort Armistead
Fort Carrot
Fort Howard
Fort Smallwood
Rear Admiral Barclay Retired After Forty Years of Service
Rear Admiral Charles J. Barclay, a Pennsylvania native, has been placed on the retired list of the navy for age after forty years of continuous service. He was appointed to the Naval Academy from Pennsylvania in September 1880. Also noted are Navy Yard orders for officers including C F Pond to Mare Island, Gannon to the Naval Academy, and Paymaster Wrenshall detached to New York.
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Barclay
Charles J. Barclay
Navy
Pennsylvania
Naval Academy
C F Pond
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Cal
Gannon
Kearmrge
Naval Academy Annapolis
Wrenshall
New York
Paducah
Maritime Movements and Naval Vessels Listed
Fragmentary report lists arrivals at Annapolis Washington Hertford and Uncas at Boston Hopkins at Provincetown plus ships Sailed Ajaz from Guantanamo to Hampton Roads Penacook to Santiago Olympia from Monte Cristo to Guantanamo. The Topeka was placed out of commission at Hortanouths MB Ney Yard on November by.
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Rocket
Washington
Audience Storms Stage At Ancient Arena In London
Ten thousand people flooded the ancient Roman amphitheater yesterday during an intermission and set fire to scenery. Performers walked off after the first act over unpaid salaries, struck again after the second act, and the crowd ransacked props and chairs. Fire brigade and troops saved the structure after a long, chaotic night ending near 4 AM.
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Paria
London Express
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