Carpenters Form Breakaway Union In Washington
Two thousand Washington carpenters suspend from Central Labor Union and Allied Building Trades form the Structural Building Alliance. The new group aims to be a leading independent body, sparking potential labor conflicts and possible bricklayers affiliation moves. Meetings set to decide joining next week amid citywide watch.
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Central Labor Union
Council of Allied Building Trades
Carpenters
Washington
The
Structural Building Alliance
Allied Building Trades Body
Carpenters' Unions
Carpenters’ Union No. 386
E Street Northwest
Allance
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Brotherhood
Amalgamated Carpenters’ Unions
Guein
Carpenters’ Union
Bricklayers
Excursions to River View with High Wire Acts and Fun
The midweek steamer Samuel J Pentz runs to River View today with Millie De Aco performing a high wire slide at 3:30 PM and M Drukker the human torch at night. Feature stalls include music and dancing, Ferris wheel, chute, and river amusements. Boats Penty and Queen Caroline offer Baltimore and Cape May routes with no price changes.
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Samuel J. Pentz
River View
Millie de Aco
M. Drukker
M Drukker
Penty
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Lewes
Cape
Lightstreet
Rehoboth
Building Costs Rise While District Slumps in Activity
Building Inspector Ashford reports heating plumbing and labor cost increases pushed municipal and district construction to higher prices, cutting overall building operations by about 3.5 million. He cites a per capita cost of 125 dollars for an eight room school and lists detailed cost components from brick to plumbing.
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Snowden Ashford
Ashford
Cost of Police Court Site Value Set at $35 410
Assistant Corporation Counsel reports the District Supreme Court appointed commission valued interests in lot 2 square 489 at 35310, within the appropriation of 35510. Life estate of Josephine Fant valued at 5311.50, remainder valued 30098.59. Life estate subject to deed of trust securing 36000 to Henry Bradley and 1000 to Mary E. Mages.
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Commission
Sinclair
District Supreme Court
Josephine Fant
Johnson Hellen
Henry Bradley
Mary E. Mages
Car Line Extension Begun In Washington
After delays the Washington Railway and Electric Company has begun work on the Eleventh street line extension. E. Saxton won the contract and excavation and track foundations started August 1. Tracks now reach Clifton street and completion is expected in about two and a half months. The explosives committee has sent the Commissioners an amended regulation form for transport storage sale and use of explosives in the District.
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
Eleventh Street
E. Saxton
Clifton Street
Half Price Sale of M. S. M. Suits Marks Progress
The notice promotes a busy selling phase for a famous line of M. S. M. suits with honest values and reductions emphasized to attract shoppers.
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Ene
Life tenant held owner for sewer connection case
Acting Corporation Counsel Thomas ruled that the life tenant is the owner under the statute and the proper party to be proceeded against for failure to connect premises to power and water mains. The decision concerns Catherine Robinson life tenant of 4s Pomeroy Street and clarifies who bears responsibility for compliance.
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Corporation
Thomas
Woodward
Ufe
Catherine Robinson
Pomeroy Street
Lfe
Nfe
Tower operator held after inquest into deadly accident
After an inquest at the new morgue, telegraph tower operator Charles W. Nichols refused to testify further, following legal advice, as witnesses described how the signals misled the crew of Conductor Moore's train, causing a collision that killed brakeman C. Y. DeNeal and injured Moore. Six crew members testified about the track confusion and the fatal crash, while Nichols, a Odenton resident, invoked attorney guidance and remained silent.
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New Morgue
Andrew A. Lipacomb
Imner
Glazebrook
Charles W. Nichols
N. 8
Deanwood
C. Y. DeNeal
Moore
William H. Parsons
W. T. Bailey
D. B. Shields
Harry Kurtz
Conauctor
DeNeal
Parsons
Nichols
Odenton
Prince George County
Capt Whitman Buried at Arlington National Cemetery
The body of Capt Frank H. Whitman Second Infantry, a Pueblo Colorado railroad disaster victim, arrived Monday afternoon in care of Second Lieut O H Sampson, and was buried at Arlington National Cemetery with usual military honors. The funeral escort included members of the Fifteenth Cavalry at Fort Yer.
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Capt. Whitman
Arlington
Frank H. Whitman
Second Infantry
Pueblo
Colo
0. H. Sampson
National Cemetery
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Yer
Walter buys lot for new nine story building project
John H. Walter purchases lot 20 in square 244 at 215 Thirteenth Street Southwest from Mary E. Cumberland to erect a nine story office building for rent to the Department of Agriculture. Publication division details and travel offerings appear in fragmentary notes about a rail journey to the Land of the Sky with dates September 10, 17, and 24 and a Seven Days’ box at hotels.
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Department of Agriculture
John H. Walter
Thirteenth Streets
Mary E. Cumberland
Athern
Land of the Sky
Roxtech
Gton
Neichbors Challenge Piano Nuisance Before Grand Jury
Fifteen Columbia Heights residents appeal to city commissioners over a pianist at 1300 Yale Street north west. They allege loud piano playing from morning to night, with windows open, causing rest disruption and property devaluation. Police find no enforceable law. grand jury referral approved for relief.
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Grand Jury
Columbia
Heights
Southard
Yale Street
Tenth Precinct
William H. Gill
W. E. Triem
James H. Spalding
E. H. Becker
G. Meyer
Thirteenth Street
J. F. Ogden
Elizabeth Mahon
W. E. Speir
H. W. Sohon
L. B. Osman
F. Schumacher
W. W. Babcock
M. S. Meyer
A. L. Richard
Ll. M. Cromelin
Heiskell & McLeran
Lieut. Elliott
Maj. Sylvester
Macfarland
Grand
Grand Council of St Luke Holds Annual Convention Session
The Right Worthy Grand Council of the Independent Order of St Luke met at Metropolitan A M E Church for its thirty seventh annual convention. Prof Jesse Lawson presided as invitations chair. Commissioner Macfarland welcomed delegates representing about 20000 members. Rev A C Garner gave the invocation and a junior choir sang. Delegates heard welcomes from church and city officials and remarks on self help, industrial independence, and moral freedom. Sessions continue today with a reception planned for officers and delegates. Florence Maybrick’s landing in America was to be facilitated by New York immigration officials.
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Order
A. M, EB
Grand Council
Independent Order of St. Luke
A. M. FE
Jesse Lawson
Commissioner Macfarland
Macfarland
Irom
pas_tor
O. J. W. Scott
QO. T. Taylor
Jacob F. Wright
Z. D. Lewis
Richmond
Maggie L. Walker
St. Luke Bank
United States
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
Moues Anguat Floor Covering Sale
Moues Anguat offers a clearance sale on carpets rugs mattings linoleums and oriental rugs. The ad lists a wide range of floor coverings for bargain prices in a local sale event.
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Moues
Anguat
Dingley Tariff Debate and Reciprocation Claims
George Barber presents a historical rebuttal to the claim that Mr. Dingley deliberately raised tariff schedules with the intent of later reduction via reciprocity treaties. The letter cites Congressional Record passages from January 193 with Senator Dolliver and Senator Aldrich defending Dingley and denying intentional overstatement, while noting the broader debate among Republicans about tariff reform and trade arrangements.
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Dingley
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Dolliver
Congress
West
Congressional Record
United States
Committee On Ways and Means
Calliver
Aldrich
Iowa
Provident
Missouri
Ways and Means Committee
Dingrey
House of Representatives
Committee of Ways and Means
Committee On Finance
Iowa Statesman
McKinley
George Barber
Treasury Enjoined From Paying $6,000 Award to Widow
Justice Barnard signed an order continuing the injunction to prevent the Treasury from paying about $6,000 awarded by the Court of Claims to William Curtis for Indian depredations. The court refused to appoint a receiver to collect the money for creditors of Curtis’ bankrupt estate, as Morgan Bryan sought. Assistant US Attorney Jesse C. Adkins defended the Treasury. Bryan’s counsel were Hamilton and Colbert.
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Treasury
Justice Barnard
Secretary of the Treasury
Court of Claims
William Curtis
Morgan Bryan
Bryan
United States
Jesse C. Adkins
Hamilton and
Colbert
Austrian Drug Claims Cure for Hay Fever and Asthma
A German sounding remedy ascatco from an Austrian dispensary claims to cure hay fever asthma and catarrh after 400 drops. It is a tasteless liquid taken as seven drops twice daily and may prevent symptoms if started weeks before the disease recurs. Free sample bottles are offered by mail from Fast 14th Street New York City to applicants nationwide.
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Ascateo
14Th St
New York City
United States
Plans for New Fire Boat by District Commissioners
From the architects Tams LeMoine and Crane the District Commissioners expect final plans and specifications for a new fire boat by September 1. On receipt, Commissioner Macfarland will seek bids from prominent East shipbuilders with Tams LeMoine and Crane supervising construction. Also includes retail items, a name change for Hod Carriers Society, and a divorce filing involving Francis Marion Biggs.
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Tams
LeMoine
Crane
Macfarland
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