Parry Reelected At National Association of Manufacturers
The 10th annual convention in Atlanta selects New York as 1906 site. Dr. M. Parry of Indiana is reelected president. association to be incorporated under New York laws. F H Stillman of New York reappointed treasurer. Vice presidents from 12 top states named to form the executive committee.
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Atlanta
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
M. Parry
Indiana
New York state
F. H. Stillman
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Massachusetts
Ilinois
Michigan
Iyland
New Jersey
Connecticut
Wisconsin
Missouri
Tennessee
Convention Names Parcy as President Amid Labor and Rail Debate
The executive committee chose Parcy after a heated contest over labor questions and railroad control. Tompkins of North Carolina was selected to cast the vote for Parcy after McCarroll of New York withdrew. The meeting discussed next venue, debated anti injunction bills, the eight hour law, and gold exchange with silver using nations. George J. Seabury urged protection while Edwin Metcalf challenged remarks on domestic price competitiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrs
Parry
Wiliam McCarroll
New York
D. A. Tompkins
North Carolina
McCarroll
George J. Seabury
Edwin P. Metcalf
Auburn
N. Y
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
In the American League yesterday the Athletics beat Chicago 3 to 0 and Detroit defeated Washington 5 to 0 while St. Louis won 3 to 1 over New York. Cleveland and Boston had no game due to rain. In the National League St. Louis beat Boston 5 to 2 Chicago routed Brooklyn 4 to 1 Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 5 to 3 in six innings before rain and Pittsburgh triumphed over New York 7 to 2. Prof C R Stiles of Susquehanna Collegiate Institute Towanda Pa died at 47. The army transport Buford, ashore at Malabocog in the Philippines, was refloated and sailed to Manila. Pennsylvania Railroad awarded 22 000 tons of structural steel to American Bridge for its New York terminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
C. R. Stiles
Susquehanna Collegiate Institute
Towanda
Buford
Malabocog
Philippine Islands
Manila
Pennsylvania Railroad company
American Bridge company
New York terminal
Presbyterians Elect Dr James D Moffatt Moderator
Winona Ind May 1 Dr James D Moffatt president of Washington and Jefferson College was elected moderator of the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church. The retiring moderator Adilson Henry spoke on young ministers as the need grows and the assembly opened with the Lord's Supper observed at the Brooklyn reader ship.
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Winona
Ind
Jamnes D. Moffatt
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington
general assembly
the
Presbyterian Church
Moffatly rane
Robert McKenzie
New York
John it Converse
Philadelphia
John I. Handy
Jefferson City
Adilson Henry
Cumberland
Cumberland Presbyterians
Fresno
Cat
Young
Prendergast
ian
Fort Worth
Tex
Pinkett
Augusta
United states
Mo Neel
moder
Mayor Edward F Dunne of Chicago Reelected Judge
Fragmentary text cites Edward F Dunne of Chicago, a prominent figure tied to Chicago teamsters and legal duties. It references his rise to the bench in Cook County and notes political prominence in Illinois.
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EDWARD F. DUNNE
CHICAGO
Drone
Chiedie teamsters
imamediete
prbdie
Connecticut
Vilinois
Edteinter
Cook county
National Association study and prevention of tuberculosis meeting
More than 200 leading physicians nationwide join the first annual meeting of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis to review local efforts and urge public contributions. Costs of curing TB vary: Pennsylvania about 120 dollars per patient, New York 7 to 9 dollars weekly, Maryland around 40 dollars. The discussion covers life value, attention, and medicines in typical cases and the broader investment in organized care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Washington
National Association for
Jocalities
Turner Folks
Edward ‘J. Devine
Chicago
Foreigners Asked to Leave as Russians Prepare to Resist
Washington reports that American and other foreign commercial agents in Vladivostok have been ordered to depart the fortress area. Russian authorities previously acted at Cort Artler during the Japanese assault, suggesting Vladivostok may soon become a war center. A Hong Kong correspondent notes 150 junks anchored near Kwangchau bay, signaling provisions for the Russian fleet.
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Viadivostok
Washington
tlehard &. Greener
Viedivostok
state department
Vindivostok fortress
maritime provinces
Greener
Vindivostok
Yaboarowak
Cort Artler
Vladivostok
Hong Kong
trois lere
Kwangchau bay
ottock
Cane St John
Kwangehan bay
Ocean Racer Sighting Report From Crosser Kurfurst
A North German Lloyd steamer reported sighting the yacht Apache at 10 oclock last night west of longitude 70.50 and latitude 39.59, owned by Edmund Randolph and part of the Atlantic race fleet. Newport May 14 notes 11 entrants had not yet been sighted as wireless links were temporarily suspended to avoid interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stusconsett
Mass
Crosser Kurfurst
New York
oulach
Edmund Randolph
Newport
Sandy Hook
Nantwket
Haight & Freese Funds Missing Mystery Unfolds
Receiver Jamen D. Colt reports $200,000 disappeared from Haight & Freese Gossloth trackers. Suit names William Y. Lillis, Boston banks, and alleges fraud by Lillis with Turner and Watson, claiming mismanagement and diversion of funds rendering the firm insolvent.
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HAIGHT & FREESE
Tueston
Jamen D. Colt
tlyer
Haight & Freese Gosloth trakers
Carteak States
William YS. Littis
Winchester
Boston
oiliy
George G. Turner
Harvey Watson
Philadelphia Council approves lease of Bus Works to United Gas
Philadelphia lawmakers vote to lease the city's Bus Works to United Gas Improvement for 7 years totaling 25 million dollars. Disorder erupts in gallery as the bill passes and police clear the crowds amid hisses and calls of thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisnes
Philadelphia
United Gas Improvement compainy
United Gas Improvement company
finance committee
seiect council
common council
George McCurdy
hisses suderlely
council
Weaver
United Gag Improvement company
gax company
Wermier
hla
Ingelect
E. B. Smith & Co
New York
Smith
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Plymouth
Enterprise
Antos
B. EBERT &aSONS
WEST PATRIOK STREET
W. Frederick County
Frederick County
STUDEBAKER WAGONE
JOHNSTON
BRADLEY
Carroll Street
Frederick, Md
Hagerstown
Gase
Elizabeth Street
Bast
Carlott
G. WARING TYSON
H.M. CRAMER & Co
FEED &c
G. WARING
TYSON, Patrick and
Carroll Streets
DENT
PRARRE
APAT
PHIVE
DM. PARRY
Manufacturers Association
Newbro
Send Co
Herpsicide Co
Mich
J. A. Williamson
Soma
M. NIXDORFF
Court St
eSily
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
W. Patrick St
URAR DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
LOLL & ALBAUGH
ey Narker Street
lished ‘‘Lawis’’’ brand
MARKEY'S
MARKEY’S
BESANT & KNOTT
ASSEMBLY AT WORK
Presbyterians
James D. Moffatt
Southern Presbyterians
Baptist Convention
Portland
Ore
Tang
Joe Jefferson
Providence
K. oT
Thomas Jefferson
Buzzards Bay
Joseph Jefferson
Florida
Jefferson
Falls River
teamsters
Team Owners Association
steamsters
Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Roosevelt
Worcester
Clark University
university
Clark
Phio Stanley Hall
pres shoutiot thorns erstty
WOOD
Somers ille
George HW. Wood
George Williams
ARCANUM CHARTER
Atlantic Civ
gtte
Royal Palace
stlwadamale ey
tak dat
board of trade
John Tet Osborne
bureau of erate relations
Frededick
Osborne
Yale
Ghent
Daughters of Revolution
Richmond
committee
national organization of the Draughters of the Revolution
Jamestown Taland
Pata
Jolo
Leonard Wood
Pala
Caronta
Flynn
Coney Island Point
John L. Sullivan
Mitchell
Tacoma
Wash
Charley Mitchell
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