Reluctant Candidate Emerges In Cleveland GOP Fight
A Cleveland delegation urges Furton to challenge Mayor Johnson, arguing his proven ability and integrity suit the office. The push cites Furton as a strong, reformist figure needed to reunite the Republican party and restore harmony in local leadership.
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Estern
Citiiens
Cleveland
Hatetty
Representatis Furton
Miyor Johnson
Indix
Republican Party
Oureerse
Mfr
Buelon
Vaitroia
de Tore Nots
Patteve
Poe Leturdd
Burton Bars Trust Ald In Plane Trouble
A terse local note reports a formal trust issue involving Burton and ALD. Details are sparse but indicate a public matter tied to an air travel incident and subsequent proceedings. The item notes a meeting and mentions a timeline around mid month with no names or places fully confirmed.
Mails for Apartments Plan At City Office
Fragmented OCR note outlines a plan or notice about apartment mails and office interactions. Mentions names or initials and a schedule element, but the text is garbled with missing words. No clear event date or location is extractable.
Col Darneille Dies in Army Service Era
Col Darneille, age seventy, died after a long illness while serving in the U S Army. He commanded six engineers and was stationed at university quarters in northwest Harris area. Survived by wife Emily AU, daughters Mrs Peart and Margaret Darnellie, and several grandchildren. Interment planned in Virginia with chaperone duties noted during BP falls.
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Fob
Vni Ty ‘Rs
Hawis Mott
Albe
Jon Darnellin
Mosby
Emily AU
Mrs. Peart Mtal
Gloucester
Masa
Mia
Margaret Darneliie
Investigation into the conduct of a public official
A report describes calls for an inquiry into the actions of a named official. It notes requests for a formal investiga tion by government offices to determine the measures taken and to verify the legality of those steps. The piece mentions committees and upcoming appearances.
Mystery shooting at Maden Hotel shocks Washington
Police search for a white man who fired from a clump of bushes near the Maden Hotel on Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue northwest, minutes before six. A bullet hit near Charles Madea Proprisio and Edward Orem as patrons fled. investigators question a strange man seen in the Botanic Gardens vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botanic Gardens
Hotal Man
Charles Madea
Mader
Third Street
Cennaylvania Avenue
Edward Orem
Walter
Dir Mades
Orem
Sicth
Capt Byrnes
Sup Rlt
Maden
National Capital
Jenn
Gold Wan
California
Tne
Pennsylvania
Me Mades
Ilen
Uta
Mtr
Pheemen
Barney
Due Botanic Gardens
WooNoom
Win
Busin
Ana Memento
Spanion
Tn vi Itty
Pittsburg Templars Visit Washington Before Jamestown Trip
Templars from Pittsburg Commandery No 1 arrived in Washington by Baltimore and Ohio train and are staying at the Metropolitan Hotel. They plan a sightseeing visit to the Capitol monuments, then depart for Richmond and Jamestown, with events including a banquet at the Jefferson and a special train back to Pittsburg.
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Trotundreg Knighta Terplara Membies of
Fitteburg
Washington
Baltimore and
Ohio
Appelal
Jamestown
Metropolitan Hotel
Boxton
Exposition
Richmond
Andrew Commandery
Kment
John IT Miebaum Hoglaree
West Pittsburg
Templars
Tay
Sperdal
Monumentang
Wilahington
Pitla
Ture
Throttled by Robbers Near Silver Spring Station
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad gateman, Thomansen Thompson, was attacked near Silver Spring Maryland late Thursday night. He crawled to the station for help after being robbed. assailants rifled his clothes but no money was recovered. Officials have not identified the attackers.
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Baltimore and
Ota
Silver Spring
Thomansen
Bliver Spring
Thompson
Naval yard hurricane repair plans for elevated tanks
The Bureau of Yarda and Docks approves erection at the Naval Hospital Worloa of a 100000 gallon elevated steel tank with a 1600 gallon fleet tank and a similar capacity tower. A tower at Pensacola Navy Yard is also planned. These projects are to be financed from Gulf Coast hurricane damage funds for the test year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Yarda and Docks
Naval Hopital Worloa
Pensacola Navy Yard
Gulf Coast
Big Fire Drill Arranged for International Engineera Convention
Elaborate program planned for October 8 to 9 in the capital city to entertain visiting fire chiefs from around the world. Public demonstrations of fire apparatus and a major drill by the local department are set on Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue at noon. Chief Belt heads a citizens committee seeking 3200 dollars to cover expenses and ensure a cordial welcome for attendees including dignitaries and officials.
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Internatonal Association of the Engineera
China
Wiliam T Belt
Wot Galliter
Cano” Ruddpn Treanbret
HGC
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gaarden
Ritixens
Turral
Theoe
Truka
Fire Department
Bett
Ead Helows Hall
T Macfarland
Old Soldiers Benefit Expanded by Treasury Comptroller Decision
The act granting allowances to retired soldiers now applies to those retired before or after March 5 1907. Paymaster General Anfin and Comptroller Migbett resolved the dispute, ensuring a monthly 1576 cent allowance for all qualified retirees.
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Tae
Treasury
Sotatera
Anifin
Migbetl
Water shortage complaint prompts inquiry on city fire risk
East Washington Citizens Association alleges inadequate water supply in southeast city portion may hinder firefighting. Richmond Templars visit McFarland, water dept reports no known inadequacy. Mayor seeks details on location, extent, and manifestation of the deficiency. Theft reported at 1617 H Street North, shoes and items valued at 20 stolen. Union to hold smoker at Costello's Hall October 1 with speeches and refreshments.
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East Washington
Richmond Templars
McFarland
Pitsburgh
Richmond
Templars
William Kelly
McFalisad
Cligens Association
John Robinsor
H Street North
Sweat
Hla
Costello' S Hall
Roosevelt letters praise Catholic War Veterans memorial rite
In New York on September 14 the Catholic War Veterans and Memorial Legion held a memorial Mass at the Pro Cathedral in Brooklyn with President Roosevelt sending a letter of sympathy and support for the movement led by Rt Rev Charles McDonnell. The letter lauds the organization for aiding wounded veterans and honoring those who died in war while noting concerns about a shooting incident involving a Black man and calling for sympathy for the perished and their families.
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York
Veterans Honucnlent
Memorial Legion O
Antietam
Sentemist
Nolemn
Dewsulllers
Brookln
Roosevelt Hen Sen UC
SD MeKenty
Charles McDonnell
Renvolent
Memorial Trewinenis Legion
Shah Country
Spain
Japa
Fourth Street
Nociety A
Laat
Propriata Memorial Service
Fragmentary OCR Note on Reforms and Payments
An unclear OCR passage mentions reforms and funds, with scattered terms such as True Reform, grandson, Rey, and payments between streets. It appears to reference a financial or administrative matter with incomplete data and several garbled names or codes. The readable items emphasize a payment completed and a date window between eight and ten.
Daughters Spirit Away From Father In Northwest Abuse Case
Lewid Bord of 42 Prospective Avenue northwest reported his five year old daughter Jennie Loulae was abducted Saturday afternoon. Police found the girl hours later at a home on 508 H Street Northwest, with Bord's wife denying contact with the alleged abductor. The father has not pressed charges while authorities await a definite arrest to restore custody.
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Jennie Loulae
Louins
Bord
Doles
Ather
Vollee
Lieut Hartley
H Street
Durson
Worth
Jenale
Harrest
Mystery in Robbery at Willian Burdine Saloon
Central office detectives investigate a daytime early morning theft at William Burdine's barroom at 107 Sixth Street Northwest. About $900 in cash, $400 in checks, and two gold watches were stolen. a money drawer was rifled and tools found near the scene. Detectives Evana Martigan and Haur are on the case, with William Morgan of IE BE Street Forthrast tied to inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian T. Burdine
Aixth Street
Evana Martigan
Haur
Central Ofice
William Morgan
Morgan
Adams Express Company
Delock
Wen Segan
Cornwell
Martigan
Death of Adolphus Lipphard Senior Aged Inhabitant
Adolphus F Lipphard aged eighty eight, longtime resident of this city, died Friday afternoon after moving from Denmark in 1838. He lived at 400 N Street SW and was active in public talks, Oldest Inhabitants Association, and New Jerusalem Lodge No SA FAM as an honorary member. He fathered fifteen children. survivors include William D Lipphard, Adolphus F Lipphard Jr, William D Hellen, and Mrs Albert Anderson. Funeral plans under Magome auspices at the family home with burial at Congressional Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus F
Lipphard
Denmark
N Street
Cipphaed
Dusineer
Lewaune
New Jerusalem
Milas
Lorraine Brunelle
Wiliam D
Adolphus F Lipphaml Jr
Hellen
Mra Albert Anderson
Magome
Counter Divorce Suit In Local Court Against Teacher
Mrs Jessie E Thompson files a counter suit for divorce in Loudoun County Circuit Court against her husband Charles N Thompson a Virginia teacher in Washington public schools. She alleges repeated cruel treatment including choking curses and assault with a fet on one occasion. He denies details though the couple separated last year and later reconciled but Mrs Thompson left again in June.
National Art and Crafts Institute Exhibition Opens
An exhibition of bent works and products of the craft will be held at the opening of the National Art and Crafts Institute. The event runs from October 2 to October and features linguistic and cultural programming by the Gaelic League, including songs and speeches in Irish.
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Carroll
The Peruna Tablets announced for general trade use
Dr Hartman and assistants announce two years of study resulting in a Peruna Tablet that retains Peruna's curative virtues. Hartman will continue producing liquid Peruna. Tablet form complements rather than replaces liquid, aided by hypophosphite and pepsin. The tablet aims to help those exposed to climate and catarrhal troubles while on the go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Geoulv
Hartman
Als
Leg Broken By Automobile In Anacostia Street
An Accidental collision left four year old Paul Mudd son of Dr GTH Mudd Anacostia with a broken leg after he was struck in the street by a Boston driver named Eaward Jefferson. The boy attempted to dodge the car but could not jump in time. The driver stopped and carried the child to his home for care.
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Anacostia
Paul
Gth Mudd
Etue
Eaward
Boston
Jefferson
Etiosk
Telegraphers Strike Clashes With Postal and Western Union
Reports say telegraph operators with Postal and Western Union face a strike dispute. Managers claim some staff remain at work, vacancies created, and overtime minimized as talks continue. Local unions report delayed mail flow but note some members have resumed duties.
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Postal and
Western Linens
Prosaer
Pastel
Gel Young
Western Union
Postal
Weatertt Union
Hick F
Lelearanh
Bat
Trn
Romger
Young
Sirikngfteen
Prevent Torre
Hin
Peeallant
Commercial Telegramiens Union
Qulta
Beattle
Thes
International Organization
Safet
American Federation of Labor
Fund
Telegeephees
New York
Ohio
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Cleveland
Commerctlal Telegraph Companies
Iiea
Ohi
Mk Credit 2
Gas mains needed for Rhode Island avenue Northeast
The Northeastern Suburban Citizens Association presented to the Commissioners a request for gas service lines along Rhode Island avenue beyond current limits. They note rising housing along the avenue and demand for domestic gas as well as street lighting, counting 49 to 50 houses and up to 100 added yearly, with the line extended toward Twenty-elatth Street beginning next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gun Light Company
Rhode Island Avenue
Citizens ‘Association
Citizens Association
Arrest in Maryland as deputy sheriff surrounds Jenkins home
In Montgomery County Maryland deputy sheriff and Marshal from Glen Echo visited the Jenkins home near Rockville just after midnight. A fusillade followed as Jenkins fired from a window. By morning the house was surrounded and Jenkins was arrested, brought to Justice of the Peace Reading for bail before next Tuesday hearing.
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Wesnington Rose Hockville
Ailing
Glen Ene
Montgomery County
Jenking
Nimnsheed
Anmistance
Senking
Rimere
Collins
Jenkins
Downstore
Omer
Min
Colling
Hockvills
Justica
German pardon plea for Simon in auto crash case
The American Embassy in Berlin reports action for Emil Simon who received three months in prison after a fatal accident near Dresden. An appeal for clemency was filed, citing humane treatment and urging imperial pardon. The case involves responsibility for a woman struck by an automobile and injuries to the victim.
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Inguieres
Emil Simon
Amnon
Germany
State Department
Berlin
Impriaonien
Wan
Simon
Dresden
Weather report shows scattered showers across southern Atlantic states
The Department of Agriculture Weather Barons report local showers in the southern Atlantic East Gulf states and parts of Colorado and New Mexico. Temperatures have risen across many regions with continuing showers expected in the South Atlantic and Hart Gulf states through Sunday. General weather is fair to partly cloudy elsewhere with a mild to warm trend and no extreme danger indicated.
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Wallington
Atlanticat
Gulf States
Michigan
Colorado
New Merle
Laks
South Atlantic
Hart Gull
Washington
New England
Atlantic
Quitcosta
Anid
Graat Lakes
Superior
GUNNERS IN POLICE NET IN ALEXANDRIA AREA
Police arrested Robert Morrs Charlen Kelly and Isaac Wood in Alexandria for violating the game law. They were found while gunning on restricted marshes near Skeed's Landing and Sop herd's Landing. Police Major Sylvester intervened as the suspects fled and pleaded not guilty.
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Robert Morrs
Charlen Kelly
Isaac Wood
Alexandria Va
Fasano
Beeston
Tie Harbor
Sopherds Landing
Grisboro
Skeed's
Sylvester
Poleman
Morr
Ha Feenis
Jude
GEN WAINWRIGHT DEAD AND CIVIL WAR SERVICE
Brevetted for Brave Conduct Gen William Wainwright is reported dead. The obituary notes his Civil War service with the New York forces and describes his postwar life, including associations with military and civic circles.
Congo Transfer Arranged in Belgian Congo
The State Department advised Congo officials of a draft convention to shift Congo Free State from personal rule to Belgian state authority. Congo delegates include Wahis, Hehmaer, Chevalier de Curvelier, and Salvo, joined by Joostens, Van Maldeghem, and Bese Rovernnr among others to present Belgian legislation for ratification.
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le Amercan Leganun
Ia Menses
Te Naga
Empulenranes Kepu
Ue Bellen
Congo
Piroone
Congo Free State
Ute Ulreet
Hn G
Feupid
Belgien
Ven de Wahisante
Th Tongo
Hemmaer
Appesia
Chevalier de Curvelier
The
Erpest Salvo
Elgan Manufactuer
Joostens
Spain
van Malde Zhem
Casaion
Bese Rovernnr
Brabant
Mran Culsen
Conductors Fired for Overcrowding Open Cars on Bridge
Three conductors who operated open cars on the Anacostia bridge were fined and dismissed for violating the open car passenger limit. Police believed the rule allowed forty passengers in open cars and fifty in closed cars. Citizens fear enforcement will block bridge traffic. future offenders will face action.
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Tunctien
Poll Cour
Niles
FR Brown
Anacostia
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Peruna
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Scholars Companion
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Shocaan Kid
Oxfords
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Servleaabie Luce
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Memphis
New Orleans
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Quality House
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Charle
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