Parker Busy Day Amid Campaign Efforts
Judge Parker spent a busy day in New York as campaign plans accelerate. Gorman and Lamont led talks on an urgent canvass, while Parker rebuffed a speaking tour, planning to speak from Rosemount veranda. German American Parker Union pressed to organize voters in key states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Union
Judge Parker
Herman Ridder
George von Skal
Karl L. Hengl
Victor Fohl
H. H. Deebinger
Hengl
Connecticut
Pohl
New Jersey
Mr. Doellinger
Indiana
John C. Wilson
Urey Woodson
National Committee
Tageart
Hoffman House
Democratic Executive Committee
National
Durbin
Taggart
Democratic
Notice of Marriage and Death In The Washington Post
Marriage and death notices and marriage services announced with list of papers and notices. Includes entries for Joseph Burrell and Ella York, Willam Anderson, Aunty L Bell, and several obituaries with dates in September. Details names, places Virginia Maryland Washington DC area, and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston Glose
Buffalo
Colrler Cincasnatl
Exqlirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadolphia Public Ledger
Pittsrburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochestra Werald
ST Louis Republic
SYRA
LSE Post-Standard
ST Pau
Floneer Press
Minneapols Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Joseph Burrell
Ella York Willam Anderson
Fairfax County
Aunty L Bell
Montgomery County
Health Office Records Deaths and Ages Listed
Health office records list numerous deaths and ages with names and addresses. Names include Mary A Barron, Florence Buckley, Gemarla Coltrane, Wilbert Farrow, Pauline Hants, Richard Hinson, Mary Middow, John M McAvoy, Henry Rallins, John Stevens, Richard R Weaver, Henry Weigel, Catherine Wartz, and Erie. Ages range from infants to 66 and beyond, with locations such as Children's Hospital, Homeopathic Hospital, Freedmen's Hospital, and various street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A Barron
Havenn
Florence Buckley
St Aw
Henry Rallins
Freedmen's Hospital
John Stevens
Watson Scores Jones and Attacks Democrats for Abandoning Principles
Hon. Thomas Watson, Populist nominee for President, spoke to a large crowd in Houston despite illness. He accused Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas of betraying Democratic principles and warned that the People's Party arises from conditions created by that betrayal. He argued the Omaha platform and Bryan Democrat ideals inspire his campaign and chastised Jones for aligning with Wall Street interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Houston
Tex
Thomas Watson
Watson
James K. Jones
Arkansas
People’s Party
Jones
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Hull
Balmont
McCarren
Tom Taggart
Wall Street
St Louis
Omaha
Hearst
Bryan
Jones, Hill & Co
FAIRBANKS WESTERN TOUR DETAILS AND ARRIVALS
Chicago reports Senator Fairbanks and Senator Dolliver expanding their Western tour with two Iowa speeches and one in Illinois, ending in Chicago on October 13. The party travels with Col. Daniel M. Ransdeil and includes Fred Fairbanks. Walranks, Shaw, and Spooner make city visits amid campaign momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walrbanks
Pacific Coast
Shaw
West
Indiana
Spooner
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Senator Fairbanks
Iowa
Illinois
Fairbanks
Dolliver
Daniel M. Ransdeil
United States Senate
Fred Fairbanks
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Republican Clubs Plan Address at National Convention
Final plans for the national convention of Republican clubs at Indianapolis October 5 and 6 were set at a conference between national committee chairman Cortelyou and Sid B. Redding. Accommodations were arranged for 1 000 delegates with mass meetings to be addressed by Senator Fairbanks Secretary of the Treasury Show Taft Secretary of War Beveridge and George A. Knight of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Shaw
Taft
Beveridge
New York
Republican Clubs
Indianapolis
Ind
Cortelyou
National Committee
Sid B. Redding
League
the Treasury
Indiana
George A. Knight
California
Sanguine of Victory From First Page Patchwork
The article notes persistent party divisions in several states including New York West Virginia Delaware Michigan Wisconsin Colorado and Washington. It argues Republicans face local quarrels that could influence the national ticket and damage harmonious prospects for electoral votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Virginia
Delaware
Michigan
Wisconsin
Colorado
Washington
Negro editor Knox to run as independent for Congress
George L. Knox a prominent black editor in Indianapolis announces an independent bid against Overstreet. He claims 6,000 black voters in the district can yield a strong showing and says Republicans offered inducements to drop out. Knox supports Roosevelt and the Republican ticket to aid the colored vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apecal
Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
George L. Knox
Congress
Knox
Overstreet
Levi P. Harlan
Roosevelt
Republican Speakers Sweep Campaign in Key States
Former Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith appeared at Republican headquarters in New York and will campaign in several states. Speeches are planned in Syracuse October 6, Point Pleasant October 7, and Paterson October 13. Cannon and Bede to tour West Virginia October 15 to 18 with day and night meetings. Herrick and Dick to discuss politics with Cortelyou in New York. Also nominating G. A. Schneckbell for Congress in Nazareth, Pa.
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Smith
New York
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia
Senator Scott
Syracuse
Minnesota
West Virginia
Huntington
Parkersburg
Morgantown
Fairmount
Kingwood
Gratton
Myron T. Herrick
Charles Dick
Ohio
McKinley Memorial Association
Cortelyou
Herrick
Republican National Committee
D. Cady Herrick
John W. Yerkes
Repubican National Committee
Kentucky
R. P. Ernst
Corteivou
Virginia Democratic Association Forms Campaign Leadership
After Col. Slemp's seat, the Virginia Democratic Association organized for the campaign at its annual meeting in Washington. Officers elected include Clarence Thomas as president and T. Wingfeld Bullock as first vice president. The group, active since 1880, plans further meetings and aims to carry Virginia's Ninth district for Wyser while supporting Parker and Davis nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Democratic Association
Virginia Democratic Association of
C Street Northwest
Clarence Thomas
T. Wingfeld Bullock
TR. E. L. Yellett
KR. A. Bates
W Mosby Williams
M. Preston Evang
HM. Hilton Jackson
H. B. Gregg
R. M. Harper
I. K. Edmondg
J. A. Cooper
D. K. Jackson
Alexander M. Breckenridge
Virginia
Parker and Davis
Col. Stemp
J. C. Wyser
St. Louis
Hilton Jackson
Mr. Roosevelt
Lincoln
Cabinet Meeting Opens with Few Decisions at White House
President Hovusevelt held a brief cabinet session at the White House with four members present as officials considered routine matters. M Picard, head of the French commission to the St Louis Exposition, met the President in the Blue Room after arriving from St Louis. Senator Knox joined the President from Philadelphia and later dined with him and Mrs Roosevelt, preparing to deliver a major speech in Philadelphia on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovusevelt
Oyster Bay
Morton
Wilson
Hitchcock
Payne
Senator Knox
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Business Men’s League
Lafayette
Ana
Wilder
John J
Chickamauga Park
Tenn
L. C. Kilbourne
Monticello
Columbia Club's Election Sets Democratic Tide in Maryland
Captain Miller heads Columbia Democratic Club at 904 Pennsylvania avenue for fall campaign. John S. Miller elected president. officers include W Cranch McIntire as first vice president and J J Purcell as sergeant at arms. Dr Richard Hill admitted as member and endorsed Parker and Davis. Club plans Friday meetings and canvass for funds. Secretary Wusen to speak in Charlottesville and New York under Republican National Committee. Swallow addresses supporters in Saratoga. Standard Oil fined. Rutherford acquitted. Holt fined. case to be appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Judge Parker
Esopus
Hoffman House
Manhattan Club
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Daniel G. Lamont
Millbrook
N. Y
James M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Daniel J. Campau
Michigan
Thomas F. Ryan
Virginia
Gorman
Grover Cleveland
New York State
D Cady Herrick
Francis Burton Harrison
Howard M. Grout
Brooklsn
Miller
Columbia Democratic Club
Pennsylvans Avenue
John 5. Miller
J. T. Byer
W. McK. Clayton
John
W. #. Holtzman
W. Clayton
Juling Hugle
W .J. Frizzell
Grivcome Tilley
J. J. Purcell
Finance Coutittes
C. Coombs
A. W. Tathert
H. ©. Browning, Jr
Davia
Dr. Hill
Parker
Davis
Capt. Miller
Chemists from Europe Arrive in Chicago for Conference
Two hundred chemists from Europe, members of the Society of Chemical Industry of Great Britain, arrive in Chicago from St. Louis for a meeting. Twenty five women accompany them as they are hosted by local residents before moving on to Detroit. Mrs Lewkowitisch reports a diamond brooch theft believed to have occurred before the train departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Europe
Society of Chemical Industry of
Great Britain
Chcago
St. Louis
Postum Cures Coffee Ailments After Ten Day Trial
A testimonial ad explains that switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee cures stomach trouble insomnia and nerve issues caused by coffee. The narrator recounts severe illness from coffee then recovery after using Postum and cites the brand from Battle Creek Michigan. A ten days trial and the booklet The Road to Wellville are promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Posatum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Deaths From Boiler Blast At Ensley Steel Mill
In Birmingham on September 2, Cyrus Leck Jr., aged 19, white employer, and John Thomas, a Black worker, were scalded to death when a steam boiler exploded at the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company mill in Ensley. Thomas died trying to save Leck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Ensley
Cyrus Leck, Jr
John Thomas
Thomas
Leck
Redmond Warns Irish of Doom and Calls for Home Rule
Chicago audience hears John J. Redmond warn Ireland’s race is dying if passive. He predicts Ireland will win self government before the oldest in attendance dies. Irish-Americans pledge funds, Chicago donors add $4,000 to the goal of $50,000 for Ireland. Resolutions demand home rule and a parliament in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmond
Chicago
John J. Redmond
Ireland
Celt
Lving
John F. Finerty
Stampede at Chicago rail yard as workers strike for reinstatement
Nine months of the Chicago Lake Shore and Eastern strike ends with a wage cut of 10 percent. More than 200 strikers return to work at lower pay. police intervene after clashes. Company hires 100 former workers and plans more until full union crews are rebuilt. Dozens arrested for assaults. locomotives damaged. tracks torn up. Illinois Steel-owned railroad previously announced wage reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Balletmnakers
Chicago, Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad
Illinois Steel Company
Frost Wrecks Large Part Of Cranberry Crop In State
Heavy frost in the last thirty six hours ruined a large portion of the cranberry crop in this part of the State. About a third of the crop had been housed and half to two thirds of that remaining was frozen. Losses run into thousands of dollars. The frost was the heaviest ever known in September in this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich
Chief Joseph Dies In Washington Campfire Tragedy
Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce has died at the Zolville reservation. He had been in poor health and collapsed by the campfire, heart disease listed as the cause. His last major fight was in the Sear Paw Mountains where General Miles trapped him. In New Jersey Henry L Butler, father of Nicholas Murray Butler, died at seventy two. In London Rev Samuel Ivey Curtiss, professor at Chicago Theological Seminary, died after a stroke at St Bartholomew Hospital following a visit to publishers.
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Spokane
Wash
Joseph
Zolville Reservation
Sear Paw Mountains
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
Publile
New York
Henry L. Butler
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Paterson
N. J
London
Samuel Ivey Curtiss
Chicago Theological Seminary
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Miners Vote to Strike in Tennessee District
United Mine Workers telegrams report the Operators proposal rejected by about three to one. District expects 4,000 to 4,500 union miners to strike in subdistricts 1 3 and 8 with 1,000 to 1,600 non union workers affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
United Mine Workers
McCracken
Kentucky Counterfeiters Caught and Outfit Captured
Kentucky counterfeiters Newton Jones and John Taylor arrested in Newport by Secret Service. Dies were hot from the metal when the outfit was seized. Both men are longtime Newport residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Ohio
Newton Jones
John Taylor
Secret Service
Newport
Wutt
Outfit
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Cimpau
WH &. Cowherd
Missouri
James 5. Hogg
Texas
x-Henator Jones
Col. Guffey
Umpau
Aten
Rosemount
Madison Square Garden
Democratic National
Milles
Speakers
United States
Philippines
Speakers’ Bureau
Plaster — Turner
Bluemont
Mars
Tasker Turner
Harriet Stoddert Turner
George Simory Plaster, Jr
Tearney
Aldlen
Harrison Allen
Dakota
Fhsnes
Sibley Hospital
Helen M Honnes
Hall
Edward Hanes
Pennsylvania Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Fifteenth
V Streets
McCord
O Street
Mary McCord
Camden
George W. McCracken
Eixty
East Capitol Street
New Castle
Varker
Misha Gundry Varker
Thomas Varker
Misha Rutter Varker
Trinity Cemetery
Vieboud
Eleventh Street
Francois F Viboud
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Joseph Gawler
Ave
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth Street
Commadinus Chapel
John R. Wricht
Etreston
J. William Lee
George P. Zubhorat
Embaim Paveral Partors
Telephone
Haat
Newspaper
Raieive
Waltham Watches
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
Joseph H. Maupin
Fremont County
Negress
Senator Dolliver
Col. Ransdell
Sanguine
Republican Spellbinders
Easton
Twenty
G. A. Schnegbell
Nazareth
Denver
Ehone
Main
Col. Slemp
White House
Columbia Club
Mileen
Wusen
Agricultural Department
Charlottesville
Standard Oil Company
Gallatin, Tenn
Holt
Nashville
O'Donnell Rutherford
Gallatin
Rutherford
Hart
Harrison
Say 14Th Street N. W
Will
Fourteenth St
R. P. Andrews Paper CO
Reland
Baxter
Tallawassee
Rig
Gem Foster
Jacksonville Hecht Infantry
Thrift
Jacksonville
McClenny
Wilder’s Brigade
Nez Perce
Lunville Reservation
New Lake Superior
Minneapolis, Minn
Sault Ste Marie
C. D. Warren
Lake 5Nperior Corporation
Michigan Lake Superior Power Company
Benjamin F. Fackenthal
Lent
Livepool
Romana
Waples
Phoenicia
Hamburg
Calabria
Leghorn
Browhead
Etruria
Liverpool
Queenstown
Plymouth
Koenig Albert
Rotterdam
Tyndam
Baltimore and Return
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressio
Pittsburg
G. W. Fidler
Pittsburg Steel Company
Glassiport
William Stewart
George Carl
Morton C. Stout & CO
Cranston
Morton CO. Stout and CO
Tallore
B10
Knabe
Knabes
WM. Knabe & CO
ADLER
Victor E. Adler
Clothing House
7Th St
HUB Furniture CO
MP Bts
THE
Keeley Care
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
W. G. Haskell
Tharp
Berkeley
F St. N.W
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