Changes at the capital builds new terraces and renovations
Special Correspondent notes the Capitol Dam and Navy buildings under major overhaul. Granite terraces rise at the west front while the interior receives fresh paint and refinishing. Cost runs into millions as the structure grows into one of the world’s finest official buildings. War department efforts push toward consolidating district military companies amid interethnic tensions.
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The
Sentinel
Washinton
D. C
Congress
Washington
Navy
State Department
War Department
Fox Island
Maine
James River
Richmond
Signal Corpe
Fort Myer
Diannal Repre
Board of Compassioners
Soldiers’ Home
Coasaars
Treasury Department
Elbek
Eaeh
Dr. Hicks
Judge Fowle Nominated for State Department Role
The Washington Gazette argues Judge Fowle deserves the Assistant Secretary of State post, urging the NC delegation to support him. It contends Bayard competing for the top office, while Garland and Ransom influence shaped nomination outcomes.
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Washington Gazette
Gazette
North Carolinas
S. T. Phillips
North Carolina
John Goode
Virginia
Congress
Garland
Ransom
Land
Judge Fowle
Gilat
Bayard
Shighest
State Department
Hendricks Dies Suddenly at Home
Vice President Hendricks died suddenly at his residence shortly before 5 PM after returning from Chicago. Mrs. Hendricks and family were at home with him when he complained of chest pains and medical staff attended. The shock followed a reception at the home of Hon. John J. Copper earlier in the day.
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Prainarous
Hendricks
Chicago
John J. Cooper
Thomp
National Rabbinical Convention Hears Reform Gatherings
Delegates from across the country attend in Concordia Hall to discuss abolishing features of traditional Judaism. Rev. Dr. Ohler of New York helps move the reform movement forward with remarks linking to the convention.
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Concordia Hall
Wise
Palestine
Kohler
Ke’ Alad
Rence
Death of Vice President Hendricks Mend Gold Ensigns of Mourning
The report details Vice President Hendricks death from a brain ailment and notes the nation’s mourning actions. It describes funeral arrangements with state and church leaders coordinating, including a memorial service at the Cathedral and a formal ceremonial process.
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Hendricks
Knickerbocker
Episcopal Church
W. A. Fish
United States
Harrison
W. H. English
Black
Sureme Court
Rela Aly Cathedral
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Ee Spe
Cole
Fulton
St. Louis
Howse
Blic
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