Leader for boom Monroe Luchs chosen as secretary
Monroe Luchs of 185 A street north west, a well known business man, was elected secretary of the Jobbers and Shippers Association at a board meeting in the American Security Building. The by-laws were adopted, and a publicity plan discussed including exhibits at the Jamestown Exposition and sending 100,000 circulars to merchants who do business with Washington houses.
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Committee On
Washington
Monroe Luchs
Jobbers and Shippers Association
Luchs
Cii
Mir Fauchs
Mishington Lobbcee Company
Ikl
Glace Tha
Argin Éation
Jobbers and Shippers' Association
FE Graham
Cil
Kemas I Noyes
Air Neves
Jamestown
Pennsylvania and Southern
Welnesday
Messrs Semme Droop
Herrell
Nea
T Re Association
Eich Tewuicd
Tta
Tylus
Pie
Meduag
Thorsty
Waslington
Ttlon
Blaine's Grandson a Clerk on The Washington Past New York Aug 30
James G Blunt, grandson of the famous statesman, is described as a young clerk in banking news from The Washington Post and New York Aug 30. He has been employed about a month, rumors say he earns weekly, but officials doubt his future in banking, noting he would rather be a United States Senator or live near the markets.
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Washington
New York
James G Blunt
Statesmill
Blaine
United States
Kansas tragedy ends with two deaths and self harm
A man named Omar Young killed two others and then shot himself after a dispute over a settlement near Mecacken, seventeen miles west of Tat night. Walker and Fett John were married with families. Governor Glenn Ik nwends chaired the Mount Rethel Baptist Association meeting at Rack Creek Pipst Church Tennally own. Isaac Wrishe, Fox, and Hamilton Rowsend ordained to ministry, with a sermon by Rev Rishon Johnson. A lynching resolution urged higher morality and citizenship respect.
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Glenn Ik
Mount Rethel Haytist Association
Rack Creen Pipst
Tennally
Tacs Gay
Isaac Wrishe
Fox
Hamilton Rowsend
Johnson
Glenn
North Carolna
Plumbers Reach Arbitration Talks With Two Lawyer Representatives
Journeymen plumbers report no official word from master plumbers yet as two lawyers are expected to represent on the arbitration board. A meeting last night in the Corcoran Building heard no notice of the bosses choices, while business agents vow to press for swift action if selections are not announced by today.
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Journeymen Plumbers
Board of Arbitration
Caverly
Master Plumbers Executive Board
Corcoran
Pbudamg
Immedatels
Gei
Lion Men
Charge Wagon Driver With Rifling Mails Aged Letter Found
Two postal inspectors arrested Braden a wagon driver after a registered letter was found under the cushion of his seat in a Baltimore and Ohio depot wagon. Braden confessed little, was jailed, and awaits U S Commissioner Laslor. The case relates to long-standing missing registered mail between nearby points and Washington.
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Norry
Uncle Sams
Tester Binden
St-and
Braden
Baltimore and Ohio
Post Office
Akeen
Barclay
United States
Laslor
Wasington
Keene
Stal Pont
Washington Post Office
Chippers Seek Relief Under New Rate Law
Shippers and commercial groups in Spokane protest freight rates set by Northern Pacific Great Northern Union Pacific Oregon Railroad and Navigation Spokane Falls and NorthernCo demanding equalized rates and corrections of alleged discrimination against Spokane. The filing highlights higher inland costs versus Pacific Coast hubs and seeks early action under the new Interstate Commerce law.
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Spokane
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co
Spokane Falls and Northern Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Spokane Falls and Northern Railway Company
Tacoma
Seattle
Portlard
Pacifc
Polland
Intestate Commerce Commission
Birmingham Packing Company
Texas and Pacific
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Alabama Great Southern
Chicago
Edward B Grossman & Co
Wells Farg Express
Ponca City Milling Company
Oklahoma
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Ue Solally
Hock Springs Coal Minne Company
Rock Springs
Union Pacific Railroad
Fkel
Boston and Blaine Railroad
Uus
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston
Leottam
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Stung Man Finds Hive By Accident At Zoo Gardens
Carl H Spinke of Mount Rainier Maryland stumbled on a beehive in Zoological Gardens yesterday. He was bitten and stung on his nose and hands, fled pursued by furious insects, and was taken to the Emergency Hospital with a face and hands burned and maul like. He was discharged later and went home.
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Carl H. Spinks
Zoological Gardens
Carl H Spinke
Mount Tainier
Spinks
Hom
Fragments Reflecting Witty Schoolroom Banter and Press Snippets
A jumble of dialogue and clipped clippings shows a playful school interaction about gym exercises and recess, followed by brief extracts from the Kansas City Star Indianapolis News and Providence Journal. The passages touch on manners, geography, and naval opinion with a light, humorous tone about wartime and public life.
Rough Rider Murphy Shot or Ill at Weber House
Former Rough Rider William Murphy a Roosevelt ally, a lawyer with Powderly Murphy firm, is confined at a West 52nd Street residence amid mystery over a reported shooting. Weber denies the claim saying Murphy merely dislocated his shoulder. Murphy reportedly named his assailant in an ante mortem statement to attorney Louis Spstein.
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Washington Post
New York
Willam Murphy
Theadore Roosevelt
Painie Weber
West Fifty-second Street
Murphy
Powderly & Murphy
St James Building
Broadway
Weber
Louis Spstein
Migs Weber
Indian Territory
Dalton Boys
Washington
Col Roosevelt
Root Murphy
Rough Miders
toSury
Zimmerman
Weat Fifty Second Street
Prisoner Stabs Self in Dock Dies En Route to Hospital
Harrisburg news reports Samuel Boon a Black man stabbed himself in the police station dock this afternoon and died while being taken to hospital authorities say he was jailed on a minor charge and died after his wife refused bail Senator and Mrs Knox sail for New York on the White Star Line Oceanic from Queenstown aboard the Oceanic.
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Harrisburg
Samuel Boon
Boon
Knox
Queenstown
Aig Si
PC Knox
Pennsylvania
New York
White Star Line
Oceanic
American Line
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
Philadelphia
Queertown
Liverpools
Atlantic Transport Line
London
RED Star Line
Dover
Antwerp
Lore
Liverpool
Mediterranean
Grette
Ty Hepubue
Deel
Bettont
Boston
Romante
Catiente
Warington
N. W
Hicks
Garks
M_ Hicks
Fat
Labels for meat packages to clearly describe contents urged
Secretary Wilson addressed forty packing industry representatives in the Munsey Building urging explicit labels for meat products to prevent deception. He said no foreign foods would be allowed after October 1 unless allowed by law, and that common sense would guide enforcement while avoiding unnecessary hardship for packers. The conference will continue for ten days.
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Wilson
Munsey Building
Secretary of Agriculture
Stoneleigh Court
Soralan
Woman Clerk of 37 Years in Treasury Resigns
Miss Rosa Waters, a Treasury Department clerk for thirty seven years, resigns her post. She notes she has nothing to reveal about her work or the Secretaries, but confirms she was appointed by Gen Grant on June 8 1869 and spent most of her career in the Loan and Currency Division. She plans to live in Milwaukee and maintain her silence on department details. Other officials praise her diligence and skill as a counterfeit detector. her departure leaves a valued, discreet presence.
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Treasury Department
Rosa Waters
Post
Miss Waters
the Treasury
Miss Waters Peheres
Gen Grant
Galena
B . Washbinh
Milwaukee
Wis
Francis
Marrin
Latimer
London
Muss
Sophie Beck
England
France
Canada
Calgary
Province of
Alberta
Northwest Territory
Fugitive Latimer Surrenders On Federal Charges
William H. Latimer known as Handsome Harry, manager of the Provident Investment Bureau, surrendered in Philadelphia after 18 months as a fugitive. He posted 2000 bail for trial in federal court, linked with Frank Marrin and judges in a 1905 conspiracy case accusing them of using the mail for fraud in a get-rich-quick scheme.
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Philadelphia
Willam H. Latimer
Handsome Harry
Provident Investment Bureau
United States
Craig
Frank C. Marrin Allas
Franklin Stone
Stanley Francis
Arthur Foster Latimer
Four Held On Murder Charge Over Train Wreck
Petersburg Ind August 30 William Autrey and Shirley Erwin were arrested on murder charges for causing a Southern Railway wreck at Carbon where four people died. The accused deny the allegations as authorities review notes and receipts.
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Petersburg
Ind
William Autrey
Shirley Erwin
Bago
Carbon
Men Involved In Puckett Frauds Continued From First Page
Report details Miss Puckett evading questions by promising immunity for information. Authorities expect five counts of forgery with $2,000 bonds per case and a preliminary exam next Monday. Attorney Ambrose aims to reduce bonds and seeks habeas corpus to secure release.
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Mr Am
Misa Puckett
Mise Puckett
Given
Miss Puckett
Ambrose
Ambrosé
Mrs Puckett Defends Daughter in Check Scheme Case
Mrs Puckett, a widow and mother of Bulalle A Puckett, a Department of Agriculture clerk accused of personating another woman, insists her daughter is innocent. She recalls their hard life, poverty, and asserts the charge stems from mistaken identity or a third party, with her daughter kept at the House of Detention.
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Hersel
Columbia
Miss Puckett
Mra Puckett
Eorgia
Tennessee
Alabama
North Carolina
Boynton
Montt Proclaimed President of Chile by Congress
Pedro Montt, previously Vice President and chosen to serve five years, was proclaimed President of Chile today by the unanimous vote of Congress in Santiago after a July 27 election by electoral delegates.
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Congress
Santiago
Chile
Fedro Montt
Conceres
Engagement rumor denied by Lord Aberdare
London reports that Lord Aberdare denied the engagement of his eldest son Hon. Henry Lyndhurst Bruce to American actress Samille Clifford. Bruce confirmed he would not change his position, and the family reiterated the facts as already stated. In Cripple Creek a snow and hail storm reduced visibility and necessitated lights in offices and homes.
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London
Henry Lyndhurst Bruce
Samille Clifford
Lord Aberdare
Ingussie
Scotland
Bruce
Weather Conditions and Temperatures Across the United States
Weather report from the Weather Bureau Washington notes fair conditions expected in the Central Lakes region and northeastern states over the next two days with rising temperatures east of the Mississippi. Showers and storms persist in parts of the South and Atlantic states, while winds remain light to strong along coasts. Temperatures vary with a wide range from the Middle Missouri valley to the St Lawrence Valley, and river conditions show ongoing muddiness in Harpers Ferry.
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Dept of Sericulture Weather Bureau
Washington
South Atlantic
Colorado
Utah
Jennessee
United States
Missouri
St Lawrence
Rocks Mountain
Red River
North Valley
Florida
Vellows Lake
Middle Eastern
Atlantis
Dagland
Middle Atlantic
Strom
Gulf
Great Lakes
European
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Tanta
Ok’d
Jesse B. Braden
Bruden
W Lewis
Fay
Ash Gruen
Broden
United States Compussioner Nson
Flocker
The
St Touts Hay and Grain Company
Louisville
Kanvite
Mobile and Ohio
Titi Ans Central
Southern Railwas
East
Cairo
Southern
Philaelphia Ledger
Tommy
Kansas Cay
Indianapolis News
Russia
Providence Journal
Hobsons
William
House of Woman
Abels
Packers
Epicures
Treasury
Harry” Latimer
Bond
Provident Investment Company
Panama
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh St
Puckett
Peter Grogan
Bet. H and I Streets
Reo
Maasachusetts Avenue
Aberdare
Lord
Cripple Creek
Colo
Aragon
Ameek
Cites
Waethington
Harpers Ferry
Max Mtntel
Asheville
Atkanta
Atlantic City
Boon Biemarck
Buffalo
Ohio
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
Marquette, Mich
Memphis
Tenn
New Orlsang
New York NY
North Platte
Nebra
Omaha
Pitt
National Shot Mfg. and Repair Co
9Th St. N. W
Washington, D.C
Ullivan Rubber CO
Lowell, Mass
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Éef
St.n.w
Secal
Larders &Stayman Co
F St
Columbia Phonograph Co
F Street
the Post
Dally and
Gunday
Rudolph
St Charles
Raleigh
Seaside
Strand
Haddon Hall
Challonte
Traymore
Brighton
Marlboro
Dennis
Chelsea
Sor
Christian Xander
Wilkens-Sheiry Printing Co
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