The Majestic Opens Season With Dandy Dhde Minstrels
The Majestic Theater opened its season with The Dandy Dhde Minstrels, a company of colored performers. A large audience approved as four comedians led a lively first part with songs and dances, highlighted by Mack Allen the slack wire and songs by H S Wootson and L B W Banks.
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Majestic Theater
Axello
James Crosby
John Rucker
Bunk Campbell
Charles Williams
H. S. Wootson
L. B. W. Banks
Mack Allen
Toney
Williams
Stevens
Campbell Prothers
Outing of Ex Delegates Assoc at Luna Park Fun
Ex Delegates Association of Columbia Typographical Union held its first outing at Luna Park. Children enjoyed games and athletic events judged by Oliver T. Beaumont with winners in egg race races and dashes. Delegates to the International Typographical Union convention will depart Washington next Tuesday for Colorado Springs.
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Ex-Delegates' Association of Columbia Typographical Union
Luna Park
Oliver T. Beaumont
Columbia Lodge of Machinists
W. R. Love
James H. Pratt
Miss McGarregby
Roberta
Columbia Union
David Pollock
Orst
EB. W. Morcock
A. Moe Garraghy
Mark Barnum
Bors
EB. Roberts
Joseph Farbeshaw
John O'Brien, Jr
Carl Hess
E. Furbeshaw
Val Hess
Katey Hornbeck
Lates
Bisbee
Thomas A. Bynum
Anne Wilson
B.C. Crump
Association
Dexter Hussey
T. M. Ring
Charles W. Otis
The
Typographical Union
Washington
International Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
F. C. Roberts
Frank D. Smith
John R.berg
Teresa’ McDonald
Chief Sylvester Publishes Italian Bulletin On Law
Maj. Sylvester issues an Italian language police bulletin for new Italian workers at the union station area. The broad aim is to educate them on District laws, especially prohibiting concealed weapons and public disorder. The bulletin notes many arrivals fear an unsafe America and urges obedience to health and public order rules.
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Sylvester
Oriahl
Union Station
New York
M Major
Waale
Richard Sylvester
Ofs Police
Maj. Sylvester
Fou
America
Both Sides in Wrong in Plumbers Dispute Report
A joint committee of Master Builders and Journeymen Bricklayers declares both master plumbers and journeymen plumbers are in the wrong after weeks of discussion. It urges reconciliation without detailing fault, notes no formal action yet taken, and lists committee members and positions. A separate labor meeting is set for today to discuss bail for jailed leaders, with remarks by Samuel Gompers and others. Captain Leverton dies in Baltimore. funeral planned for Monday afternoon.
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Saks
America
Master Builders
Journeymen Bricklayers
Milford Spohn
H. M.shook
Ausoeiathea (Inc
Master’ Bricklayers’ Agsociation
Origins Master Builders
Azzociation
Journeymen Bricklayers’ Union, No
Mater
Incal Union No
Geass Hughes
Britilayers’,Association
Hy. 3M
Shook
Jourivymen Brickleyars’ Union
Master Builders’ Association
Charles A. Langley
Central Labor Union
Messrs. Moyer and Hayward
Idaho
Samuel Gompers
T. Wowderly
J. L. Rodler
James McHugh
E. L. Jordan
Fearny sues railroad for five thousand dollars
John R Fearny filed in District Supreme Court a suit against Southern Railway Company for 35000 damages claiming assault by employees and being charged 1 extra dollar beyond the advertised price for an excursion ticket to Fishers Hill Va in August. He says he paid 220 for a ticket and had to pay another dollar to receive it before being allowed to board. The alleged delay and assault caused him to miss the train portion of the journey.
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Southern Railway Company
Fishers Hill
John R. Fearny
District Supreme Court
George HB. Tralles
Fearne
Sstrict of
Columbia
Margaret A. Hutchison
F Street
Sixth Street
Josephr D. Sullivan
Health official slammed by Stidham over report on fertilizer yard
Harrison Stidham secretary of Washington Fertilizer Company fires broadside at District health officer Dr Woodward for publicizing his report on conditions at the Southeast Washington trade for station yard. He accuses the health officer of reckless, wild and injurious conduct and urges the city to place garbage collection back under the street cleaning department or appoint a private contractor.
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Harrison Stidham
Washington Fertilizer Company
Woodward
Washington
Agunmanly and Wild
Stree Cleaning Department
Érict
Dammon
Vonelustan
Hotel owner pleads not guilty to liquor sale to minors
Dennis Healey proprietor of Healey's Hotel on Di Street near Ninth was arraigned in Police Court after an information alleging liquor sales to minors. He entered a not guilty plea and demanded a jury trial. The floral note mentions Beat Floral Works and Gude's designs.
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Yeater
Sminors
Dennis ‘Healey
Healey’s
di Street
Ninth
Arlington critic remains unimproved after illness
An Arlington resident, described as a hospital patient at Fort Myer, is reported as still unimproved after a recent illness. Surgeons at Fort Myer are managing a recovery marked by complications and limited progress over weeks.
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Arlington
Fort Myer
Mtg
Sanidniebt
Sss
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