Roosevelt's Reelection Hopes Stir Illinois Debate
Illinois Democrat Representative Prince says Roosevelt will likely be renominated and reelected in 1908 if he carries out his policies. He notes past sincerity on not seeking a third term, cites public support, and urges Congress to curb wasteful spending and reform private car business practices.
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Prince
Illnois
Fulform County
Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Senate
House
Congress
University opens with address by President Needham
George Washington University conducts its annual opening ceremony in University Hall with an address by President Charles W. Needham. Trustees and faculty will wear caps and gowns. prayers and speeches follow, marking a new schedule and enrollment target of about 3600 students.
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George Washington
Needham
George Washington University
University Hall
Samuel H. Greene
Munroe
Lorenzen
Charles W. Needham
Vance
Vanes
Tanner's Difficult Start in California Farewell Tour
Corporal Tanner faces a strenuous departure from California as veterans entertain him. He will leave San Francisco tomorrow for Denver to confer with the Grand Army council, then proceed to Chicago for a day of organizational business, before heading to Washington. District posts await reception plans, with arrangements expected by midweek.
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California
Corporal Tanner
Golden State
San Francisco
Denver
Colo
Council of Administration of the Grand Army
Chicago
Washington
Tanner
Missing contractor Ozmond leaves note. police seek clues
Mrs. M F Devaughan reported lodger M J Ormond missing after he left at 2 40 Sunday morning. A note found under his pillow pleaded despair and threatened suicide. He was described as 5 10, 150 pounds, gray mustache, dark suit, light Fedora, patent leather shoes. He had over 1500 dollars and a gold watch and ring. He had recent typhoid recovery and loved a Philadelphia woman named Daisy. Police searched for him with no trace by nightfall.
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M. F. Devaughan
Twelfth Street
M. J. Ormond
Despad
Danay
J. Osmond
Osmond
Polios
Ofmond
Columbia Heights
Ozmond
Washington
Philadelphia
Brains for Business Experiments in New York
A Washington Young Men's Christian Association gathering last night featured Harrison Colburn revealing New York City educational experiments. He described office boy training, etiquette upgrades, and a real estate and finance focused business studies program aimed at busy men. The event praised Washington's facilities, and Myron J. Jones and Dr. Merrill B. Gates led discussions with attendees including Gates, Pierce, and many trustees.
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Young Men’s Christian Association of Washington
Association
Harrison
Colburn
New York City
Washington Association
Merrill BE. Gates
Mr. Colburn
Washington
Manhattan
West Side Association of New York
New York
Gates
Pierce
Myron J. Jones
Jones
C. F. Nesbit
Charles R. Burr
S. E. Kramer
W. C. Sullivan
P. C. Claflin
Charles F. Weller
W. A. Scott
L. L. Pierce
Walter Allen
William A. Wilbur
William H. Baldwin
M. W. Baldwin
W. H. Kerr
A. B. Browne
Judge Pente
Merrill B. Gates
H. G. Jacobs
Miles M. Shand
H. C. Hine
Charles R. Dean
M. ©. Sullivan
J. W. Crawford
Judge Taylor
Ugh
Modern Lady of Lyons Sues for Annulment in Suit
Mrs Gertle Kendrick sues to have her 1902 marriage to Josiah Kendrick declared null claiming misrepresentation of his age and status. She says he lied about being 38 when 50, and about a home and position. They wed in Alexandria and she left after he revealed no home or job.
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Gertle Kendrick
Josiah Kendrick
Alexandria
Washington
Kendrick
Claude Melnotte
Lady of Lyons
Campbell Carrington
Lila Vaughn Lampkin
Chid R. Lampkin
District of Columbia
James Scaggs
John Leakey
Emma West
Leo Stewart West
Royal A. Hughes
A. W. Gray
George W. Duers
Marin
Transfer system to stand for city line gains no change
Official statements affirm the transfer arrangement between City and Suburban Railway and Washington Electric and Railway Company will continue. Executives say there is no desire to cut passenger transfers or trim profits, citing broad support from officers and most stockholders.
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Ofucers
Lnes
Washington Electric and Railway Company
Sada
Baburban
Washington Hitleotric and Railway Company
Norment home sold in Alta Vista Maryland to Harry Newcomb
Clarence N. Norment sold his attractive Alta Vista residence on the Rockville road to attorney Harry T. Newcomb for about 20000 dollars. J Hile Miller of 134 F street arranged the deal. Norment, who built the handsome frame dwelling with wide lawns three years ago, will use the rest of the land to construct a new home while remaining in town at Stoneleigh Court.
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Alta Vista
Harry T. Newcomb
Clarence N. Norment
Rockville Road
J. Hile Miller
F Street
Norment
Washington
A. B. Browne
Stoneleigh Court
Southern leaders in town visit capital with Southern statesmen visit
Southern Democratic leaders Sen Money and Mallory and Rep Humphreys of Mississippi Davy of Louisiana Livingston of Georgia and Stephens of Texas met in Washington. Livingston seeks another inquiry into the Agricultural Department and all southern Democrats back Williams for Speaker. Meanwhile a New York bank embezzler Palmer gets 1 to 3 years and a Kentucky man Edwards 23 is shot by Turner over a girl with Turner claiming self defense.
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Money
Mallory
Humphreys
Mississippi
Davy
Louuisiana
Livingston
Georgia
Stephens
Temas
Livinston
Congress
Agricultural Department
House Committee On Agriculture
John Sharp Williams
Caucias
New York
Francis H. Palmer
Peconic Bank of
Sag Harbor
Maysville
Henry Hdwards
Lewisburg
Clarence Turner
Turner
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Offers Free Bottle
An advertisement urges readers to test kidney health by sediment in a water glass and promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney bladder and urinary issues. It claims quick relief from pain and frequent urination and offers a free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY after mentioning the Washington Daily Post.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Washington Daily Post
Dissected Woman's Torso Found Near Winthrop Cove
Boston police report a boat found bundle near Fort Park containing garments and surgeon gauze tied to the torso case. Autopsy suggests septic peritonitis from a surgical operation by a highly skilled hand. Age 18 to 25, hair blond, body weighed 59 pounds 4 ounces.
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Boston
Mass
Winthrop
Winthrop Cove
Fort Park
Weather and River Bulletin from September 25 1905
The Weather Bureau reports high pressure over the Lake region bringing a sharp fall in temperature from the Ohio Valley to the Atlantic. Rain in Southeastern Florida and the Rocky Mountain and North Pacific states with forecast of lingering showers in Florida and the Mississippi Valley regions. Winds vary by coast, with storm warnings on Washington and Oregon coasts and local temperatures ranging from mid 60s to upper 70s across multiple cities. A Potomac River bulletin notes cloudy Potomac with clear Shenandoah, and Farragut Post invites post commanders for a visit at 8 o'clock tonight at 118 Pennsylvania Avenue SE with refreshments and social time.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
West Indies
Florida
Missouri Valley
Manitoba
Worida
Rocky Mountain
North Pacific
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
New England
Middle Atlantic
Upper
Atlantis
Grand Banks
Oregon
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
N. J
Bismarck
N. D
Benton, Mazi
Buffelo
N.Y
Chicago
Cincinnati
Gheyenne
Wyo
Gratty Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Dea Moines
Galveston
Ind
Kaneos City
Little Rock
Ark
Memphis,Tenn
New Orlean
Springfain
Viexaburg
Washington Pont
Harpers Perry
W. Va
Potomac‘River
Shenandoah Clear
Dog and Pony Show Opens at Thirteenth Street
The Washburn and D Alma trained animals opened to the public yesterday at Thirteenth and U streets NW, drawing hundreds who were turned away for lack of space. The display featured trained elephants ponies monkeys and dogs with ponies forming multiple files and acts including waltzing and talking ponies while the crowd praised the dogs and other performances.
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Washburn
D’alma
Thirteenth
U_ streets
Renicn
Harvest Home Festival Opens With Salvation Army Events
The Salvation Army festival enters its second day with a children’s service led by the Lilyites. Daniela trio performs on guitar mandolin and violin, joined by two boys for a duet. Recitations and solos follow as Miss H L Duke and J C Reese contribute. Informal goods sale last night sold many items. tonight Adjutant Gales will lead the general auction with help from Mr Poole of Sterling Va.
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Salvation Army
Ltila
Daniela
John Daniela
Willie
Lillie
H. L. Duke
J. C. Reese
Iola Gates
Theresa Sterling
Venta Curry
Miss Duke
Adjt
Gales
Poole
Sterling
Horses Perish in Fire at Wilmington Stables
A blaze at McDaniel Brothers' large livery and boarding stables in Wilmington Delaware destroyed 65 horses and about 160 carriages wagons and hay and feed. The loss exceeds 60 000 dollars with partial insurance on the building and some valuable horses insured.
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Wilmington
Del
Nice
McDaniel Brothers
Weat
Wleventh
Found Dead in Cemetery Lake South Bend Ind
Charles Howard son of T E Howard former Indiana Supreme Court justice was found dead today in Notre Dame Cemetery lake in an upright position with head above water his hat on and he appeared to lean on the cane in his hand He had been an invalid. Baron Komura to sail October 2 Japanese peace envoy recovering from illness will travel to Japan on Wednesday with Mr Sata joining him for the journey
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Alner
Shaw
Ppolice
Cemetery Lake
South Bend
Ind
Charles Howard
T. E. Howard
Supreme Court
Indiana
Notre Dame Cemetery Lake
Baron Komura
New York
Japan
Mr. Sata
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DOG and Pony Show
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Goodyear Rubber
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D. Percy Morgan
Btate
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Moore & Hilldine
David Moore
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Hy Law
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Erso Institute E Osteopathy
Patter Mee
Alice M Patterson
W L Smith
Washington Loan and Truat Co
Osteopathy
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