Fairbanks Campaign Tour Across Minnesota Draws Large Audiences
Senator Fairbanks closed a successful day in Minnesota after eight speeches in towns from Rushford to St Paul. He toured with Dolliver Clapp Tawney Dunn and Eustis, crossing the Mississippi at La Crosse. The special train heads west for the Pacific Coast journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul
Fairbanks
People's Church
Rushford
Lanesboro
Spring Valley
Austin
Albert Lea
Owatonna
Faribault
Northfield
Dolliver
Pacific Coast
la Crosse
Minnesota
Senator Fairbanks
Tawney
Notice Marriage and Death Notices Across Papers
Notice announces that marriage and death notices in The Washington Post can be inserted at no extra charge and distributed to mornings papers including New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe and other listed newspapers upon application or telegraphing to reach multiple markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston Globe
Alcolrifr Cin Innatt Dsnostrer
Chicago
Rexord Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
LICENSED TO MARRY IN EARLY 1900S OFFICIAL NOTICE
A long list of planned marriages and obituaries appears, naming Henry Parsons with Gladys Crosby McCarthy, Willam Hurley with Tillie Jones, Percy Moore with Mary Wrigtt, John Seager with Rose Dillen, Alfred Minor with Annie Pratt, Joshua Skinner with Eva Powell, William Shea with Elizabeth Woolen, and Sargel Green with Mary Cecil among others. Also listed are multiple funeral notices and residents of Washington DC and surrounding areas, with service details and dates in September 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Parsons
Gladys Crosby McCarthy
Willam F Hurley
Tilliey Jones
Char- Totcenville
Percy Ho Moore
New York
Mary Bo Wrigtt
John Seager
New York City
Rose C. Dllen
Alfred Minor
Annie Pratt
Joshua H Skinner
Eva Powall
Willam W Shea
Elizabeth Woolen
Ballimore
Sargel Green
Haltimore
Mary J. Cecil
Brookwood
Wnburn Burrows
Anita Stewart
Minnesota Welcomes Speaker with Praise for Great State
The speaker lauds Minnesota and its Senators Clapp and Nelson and Congressman Tawney. He stresses the need for wise national policies to harness natural advantages, asks Minnesota to hold fast to great principles, and notes the tour's itinerary shaped by Tawney. The visit included remarks by Senator Dolliver, Senator Clapp, and Mr Dunn, with Lanesboro and Rushford linked as meeting stops.
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Minnesota
Clapp
Nelson
Tawney
Dolliver
Rayner to Open Campaign in Maryland Dates Set
Democratic campaign launches in Baltimore on October 4 with Isidor Rayner as a speaker and Senator Gorman likely to close the event. Chairman Vandiver booked the Lyric for four dates from October 4 to November 5 and plans further high profile speakers from Texas and the national stage for intervals between.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Maryland
Washington Post
Baltimore
Isidor Rayner
Vandiver
Ayner
Messrs. Rayner and Gorman
Anti Parker League organized in Chicago to rally disaffected Democrats
The Anti Parker Democratic National League, formed in Chicago, aims to enlist every Democrat opposed to Parker and create branches in Northern states and many Southern counties. Officers include President A W Maxwell Vice President Thomas N Haskins Secretary George P Locke and Treasurer Michael D Callanan. The group plans to contact dissidents and reaim the party for a future Democratic candidate, with about ten thousand names already secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Democratic National League
South
A. W Maxwell
Iowa
Democratic State Committee
Thomas N. Haskins
Illinois State Committee
George P. Locke
Kansas State Executive Committee
Michael D Callanan
Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad
Mr Locke
Parker
St. Louis
Two Candidates Named In Split New Jersey and Pennsylvania Conventions
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvania the Twenty sixth District Democratic conferees split with Northampton and Carbon counties nominating J Davis Brodhead of Bethlehem while Monroe and Pike counties backed Congressman Joseph B Shull. Separately New Jersey Democrats in Bernardville nominated Robert L Stevens for Congress and Waterbury nominated Louis Fiske for Representative. The disputes shift to legal action over representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
J. Davis Brodhead
Bethlehem
Northampton
Carbon
Monroe
Pike
Joseph B. Shull
New York
Robert L. Stevens
Bernardville
N. J
New Jersey
Waterbury
Conn
Louis Fiske
Branford
Judge Parker At Home In Esopus
Esopus New York September 24 Judge Parker returned to his home from New York this afternoon after going over mail and dictating letters. He spent the rest of the day in recreation and expects no callers tomorrow. Ex Gov Hoge of Texas visited Democratic headquarters and called on Chairman Taggart before leaving for Texas. Senator Latimer of South Carolina plans several West Virginia speeches before the campaign ends.
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DE Chard
Hineas
Katie E de Chard
Patrick
Johanna Ylurtey
Sixth Street
St Dominics Church
Edsi N
Franklin Edson
West Seventy-first Street
New York
Flowers Hill
Charias M. Hall
Qwen
Wis
Cyrus Lyman
Yale Street
Washington. C
Kalamazoo
Mich
K. Libella Winston
John Wrengton
Covington
Samuel Winston
Newport
Francois F. ¥Iboud
Eleventh Street
St. Patricks Church
Esopus
N. Y
Hogg
Taggart
Hoge
Texas
Latimer
West Virginia
United States
South Carolina
Duty to indict lynchers in Georgia mob killings
Judge Alexander F Daly, presiding over the Reed and Cato case, plans to instruct the October grand jury that indicting the mob participants is its duty. Governor Terrell said he will present the inquiry testimony through Attorney General Hart to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Alexander F. Daly
Middle
Paul Reed
Wil Cato
Statesboro
Gov. Terrell
Daly
Terrell
Hart
Jury Acquits Silas Worley in Madison County Jail Arson
Huntsville reporters say Silas Worley was found not guilty after a two-day trial for arson tied to the Madison County jail during the Horace Maples lynching night. A militia unit stood by but was not needed as verdict came at 10 16 p m. In Cumberland a coroner's inquest ruled the North Branch wreck caused by dynamite explosion as unavoidable with a note urging tighter handling of explosives by railroads and contractors.
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Huntsville
Ala
Silas Worley
Madison County
Horace Maples
Cumberland
Pike
Whitshair
North Branch
Does Not Fear Revolution Italian Councillor Discusses
At the International Congress of Arts and Sciences in St Louis the Italian Signor Attilio Hrunialti warned two constitutional reforms. He cited the US and UK/Italian models and warned of trusts, dangers to liberty, and the fight against plutocracy through law. Other speakers praised science progress and warned on imperialism while urging better education and moral purpose.
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St. Louis
International Congress of Arts and Sciences
Attilio Hrunialti
Rome
Italy
United States
England
Roosevelt
New York State
Business Company Act
Department of Commerce
Caesar
Napoleon
Hugo Munsterberg
Congress
Bernard Moses
University of California
Philippine Islands
Charles E. Fish
Centralia
Til
America
Elmer
Brown
Petter
Etter
Parochial School Fire in South Boston Blazes Loss High
A large brick building housing St. Augustine's parochial school in South Boston burned today. Eight people slighted hurt were firemen and spectators from ladder falls and debris strikes. Damage about 125000. cause believed explosion of chemicals. Nearby tenements caught fire but flames were stopped. many paintings ruined.
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Boston
St. Augustine's Parochial School
Prof Niels Finsen Dead In Copenhagen Science Leader
Prof Niele Finsen, discoverer of the Finsen rays for lupus cure and head of the Finsen Ray Institute, dies in Copenhagen. In 1903 he was awarded the Nobel Medical Prize by the Norwegian Parliament. Also reported are deaths of Mrs Elizabeth Green Kelley and former Mayor Franklin Edson, ocean steamer movements, and a fatal cow attack on John Haplin in New York.
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Copenhagen
Niele Finsen
Finsen
Finsen Ray Institute
Chicago
Elizabeth Green’ Kelley
University of Chicago
Kelley
Green Hall
Penumonia
New York
Franklin Edson
Sewing Supplies List with Colors and Tools
Be Spool Silk in colors and 100 yards. King's Best Sewing Cotton and K Darning Cotton. Paper Sharp's Needles, 60-inch Tape Measures. Patent Clasp Safety Pins, Black-headed Pins. L spool Basting Cotton. English Twisled Tape. Linen-covered Ironing Wax. Hump Hooks and Eyes black and white. Dressmaker's Pins assorted sizes. Pearl Buttons all sizes. Hand Scrub and Turkish Wash Rag.
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King’s
Paper Sharp
Fifty Fourth Killed and Unidentified Prom On First Page
A fragment reports a fatal prom incident with a young man escaping death briefly mentioned. Clayton W. Heiskell of Memphis Tennessee is identified among the dead. He was a medical student at the University of Pennsylvania en route to Philadelphia to finish his college course this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. M. Heiskell
Clayton W. Heiskell
Memphis
Tenn
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Italy Brings Suit Over Cottage Possession Mix Up
Special to The Washington Post from Atlantic City New Jersey reports that real estate agent Daniel Cadmus faces an international law dispute after taking possession of the cottage used by the Italian Ambassador Baron Mayor des Planches Cadmus is accused of trespassing on Italian soil as the embassy unspooled a transfer chain involving John Risiav and Mrs Josephine Collins The matter drew State Department and local official complaints and a postponed hearing by Justice of the Peace Connally due to unclear legal points
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Washington Post
Atlantic City
N. J
Daniel Cadmus
Baron Mayor Des Planches
Washington
John Risiav
Josephine Collins
New York
Cadmus
Collings
Collins
State Department
Department
Stoy
Justice of the Peace
Connally
Jersey
Ricardo Borghetti
Vice President Finley on Newmarket Tenn Railroad Crash
In Atlanta and Raleigh the Southern Railway officials described the Newmarket Tennessee collision as unforeseeable despite track standards and trusted crews. They noted westbound train No 15 overrode orders, causing the crash that killed and injured day coaches passengers while four eastbound sleepers remained on track and uninjured. Surgeons and nurses were rushed to the scene and precautions were taken.
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Atlanta
Finley
The
Southern
Newmarket
Raleigh
N. C
A. B. Andrews
Southern Railway
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Tenn
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Health Office Record
Flartison Allen
St Nw
Charles A Blumer
St Se
Antonio Costantono
Thomas Davis
Harrison Ave
Mary Fort
Helen
Haines Sibiey
James Hally
Cooper St
Marion Hart
Children’s Hospital
A Heffelfinger
Mary Harney
St Aw
Ruth Jackson
le Roy Lathan
Christian
William White
Bertha Zimmerman
Children's Hospital
Sese
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Joseph Gawler
Malin
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street NW
Chapel Telephone
North
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street Nw
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
George P. Zarhorst
Capitol St
Rayner
Anti-Parker League
Judge Parker
Grand Jury
Statesboro, Ga
Signor Bronialt
Blauner Brothers
King’s Palace
Pioneer
West 18Th Street
Parochial School
BURNS
Dawson
B. C
Cacti Hotel
McDonald Hotel
Queen and
Second Streets
Queen Street
Second
Third Avenues
McDonald Trading Company
Second Avenue
Westminster House
Third Avenue
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Feny
University
Gsparka
Toas
Menlo
Niels Finsen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Umbria
Celtic
Liverpool
Lucenla
Patricia
Hamburg
Dover
Plymouth
Vaderland
Antwerp
Victorian
Cmmmpania
Havre
la Ssvols
Bordeaux
Bremen
Charbourg
Penn Yau
John Haplin
James Halpin
Ccss
Atl
Peete
Marseilles
Nottingham
Brussels
Pauline
Chae Street
Ioc
To-Kalon Soist
Peter Thompson
Buster Brown
Children’s Wear
An Aren Sien Lone Enan
Rudden
N. E. Corner
H Sts
Ingram
Big New Credit House
N. E
Tih and
Bi Streets
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