Ellis enters Washington firm and plaits law focus
Wade H. Ellis, former U S and Ohio attorney general, joins R Golden Donaldson to form Ellis & Donaldson in Washington. The new firm will open January 1 at 611 Fourteenth Street NW, handling capital area and federal matters while Ellis maintains Cincinnati ties and a Massachusetts Avenue home.
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Wade H. Etta
Trust-Buster
Ohio
United States
Plactics Law
R. Golden Donaldson
Cole & Donald, Yon
Bonilla Quits New Orleans After Filibuster Plot
In New Orleans on December 23, reports say ex Honduran president Manuel Bonilla and General Lee Christmas, a soldier of fortune, disappeared with several Americans linked to a Central American expedition. The Hornet cargo steamer reportedly carried ammunition and a planned attack on a gulf port. Dispatches to the State Department await Honduran intercession. Telephonic links to Port Mads failed as the Hornet sailed.
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New Orleans
Herne
Manuel Bonita
Honduras
Lee Christmas
Davila
Marner
Hentharas
State Department
Port Mads
Mississippi River
McKinley Cadets Qualify in Junior Marksman Shoot
Six members of the McKinley Manual Training School cadet corps qualified for junior marksman buttons at a National Rifle Association shooting tournament. Named were Lieut. Paul J. Hunt Maj. E J Casselman Sergt H C Sullivan Corp Whitney Leary J B Dickman and C A Lewis. The event benefited members lacking Tech Rifle Club cards from April. Directing the match were Lieut Jones and Joseth A Furthershaw.
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McKinley Manual Training School Cadet Corps
National
Ftffle Association
Paul J. Hunt
Maj
E. J. Casselman
Sergt. H.C. Sullivan
Corp Whitney Leary
J. 8. Dickman
C. A. Lewis
Tech Rifle Club
National Rese Association
Lieut. Jones
Joseth A. Furthershaw
Steamship St Denis Reported Lost Near Salina Cruz
Special to The Washington Post from Mexico City reports the steamship St Denis belonging to the Salvador Steamship Company is given up as lost. It sailed from Vancouver on November 39 bound for Salina Cruz carrying coal and was due to arrive within ten days. The vessel had a crew of 28 under Captain Davis. In other news Captain Wilmer faces a retirement board in Portsmouth New Hampshire for physical disability.
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Washington Post
Mexico City
St. Denis
Salvador
Steamship Company
Vancouver
B. C
Salina Cruz
Tateat
Davis
Alphonso Hart Dead Former Ohio Leader Dies in Washington
Alphonso Hart aged 81, prominent lawyer and former lieutenant governor of Ohio, died last night at 1135 Euclid Street Northwest Washington. Ill for three days, death followed a complication of diseases. Funeral services tomorrow afternoon. burial in northern Ohio. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs N Ben and Mrs M H Moulton and son L W Hart of East Las Vegas New Mexico.
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Alphonso Hart
Washington
Euclid Street
Hart
Ohio
Tiav. Allen
Congress
Vienna
State Senate of
Harrison
Internal Revenue Service
Thin City
Ohio State ‘Republican’ Association of
Hie
Hospital Affiliation With Columbia Medical School Planned
New York announces a large gift to Presbyterian Hospital toward a formal affiliation with Columbia University Medical School. Edward Harkness, via an unnamed donor, provides about 1.4 million in endowment and 300 thousand for a surgical pavilion and laboratory. The plan mirrors the Johns Hopkins hospital university link.
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New York
George J. Rives
Columbia University
Robert W. de Forest
Presbyterian Hospital
Medical School
University
Edward 9. Harkness
Cleveland
Yale
Charles W. Harkness
Standard Oil Company
Harkness
de Forest
Edward
Rives
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins University
Funeral of Henry 3B. Miles in Washington D C
Funeral services for Henry R. Miles longtime District fire alarm and telegraph superintendent will be held at 2 30 this afternoon at the residence of Miss M McDowell 1427 Rhode Island avenue northwest He died in Laurel Maryland while visiting distant relatives Born May 18 1893 in Ripley County Indiana Miles lived in Wisconsin and Washington D C He served as enrolling officer during the Civil War and retired from District service in 1850 Survived by wife and one daughter Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery
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Henry R. Miles
Washington
Miles
Laurel
Miss. M. McDowell
Rhode Island Avenue
Charles Butler
Lutheran Memorial Church
Oak Hil Cemetery
Ripley County
jInd
Wisconsin
Mues
Sixteenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Efelen Miles
Weather Conditions and Coastal Forecast Summary
Weather report from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau on Friday evening details a western disturbance spanning from the south Atlantic States to Ontario with mixed precipitation and rising temperatures along the Atlantic and lake regions. Cold waves and frost warnings extend across the upper Mississippi Valley and Ohio Valley, with warmer conditions flooding the Pacific states and western Atlantic beaches. Local readings include midnight temperatures around 27 and 34 in various hours, rainfall 0.2 inches, and notable tide and river notes for Harpers Ferry and nearby areas.
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U. 8
Dept. of Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Washington
South Atlantic States
Ontario
Mississippi River
Atlantic States
Upper
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Middle West
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Pacife
Montana
New England
Lake Region
Pacific States
Northwest
Mississippi
Ohio Valleys
Middle Atlantic
Atlanta
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Michiigan
European
Grand Banks
Indictments in Adams County Vote Toll Hits 272
West Union Ohio Dec 3 two hundred seventy two additional indictments were returned today by Adams county grand jury amid probes into vote trafficking from the November 1 election. More than 200 arrests recorded with fines costs and six month jail terms or suspended sentences. Guilt appears split between Republicans and Democrats as buyers reportedly paid ten to twenty dollars per vote.
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West Union
Ohio
Adams County
Froney
Guard Shoots for Turkey Prize at National Guard Range
Members of Company K Second Infantry National Guard held a handicap turkey shoot at the life gallery. Four prize winners were Private W R Seltman Private J T Hutchinson Private P W Gibson and Sergt W R Julius. Hutchinson and Gibson were scratch entries. Julius received one point handicap. Seltman received three points. Capt L J Ernest donated another turkey.
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Second Infantry
District National Guard
National Guard Life Gallery
L. J. Ernest
W. R. Seltman
J.T. Hutchinson
P. W. Gibison
Newark Roof Collapse Kills One Worker
A roof at Machinery Hall in Newark, New Jersey, collapsed during alterations at Washington and Court streets, trapping several workers. One man, John Kowlowski of 95 Livingston Street, was instantly killed, with others injured as debris buried them.
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Newark
N. J
New York
Mark
Washington and Court Streets
John Kowlowski
Livingston Street
Mack backs Sheehan for United States Senate
Democratic national chairman Norman Mack returned to Buffalo after a ten day absence and said he was pleased by the tribute to William F. Sheehan. He noted he is not advancing any one candidate but considers Sheehan well qualified for the U S Senate.
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Buffalo
Norman FB. Mack
William F. Sheehan
United States Senate
Mack
Buffalonan
Sheehan
United States
Disappointed by Clark Epocrat to The Washington Post
The visit of Champ Clark to Indianapolis on December 28 disappointed Democrats who hoped to leverage his influence for State Chairman Jackson as sergeant-at-arms. Clark resisted calls to weigh in and showed little interest, leaving Jackson’s backers unsure of his support.
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Epocrat
Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Champ Clark
National
House of Representatives
Jackson
Clark
Young presses primary to protect farmers in next campaign
Des Moines Iowa December 23 United States Senator Lafayette Young arrived and renewed his push for a special primary to determine who completes the late Senator Dolliver term He said his campaign will center on safeguarding town and farm interests from East free trade pressures Chinese murder of a missionary in Yungpeh Yun nan China French missionary Father Merigot killed by natives in Yungpeh investigation underway Estrada to appoint consuls in January Zufala to New Orleans and Bussmann to the Southern States in Nicaragua
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Lafayette Young
Dolliver
East
Hongkong
Father Merigot
China
Yungpeh
Yunnan
Estrada
Consula
Managua
Nicaragua
Juan Jose Zavala
Joaquin Zavala
New Orleans
Ricardo Bussmann
New York Court Rules Salvation Army Name Rights
New York December 2 exclusive right to the name Salvation Army was granted to the organization founded by William Booth in 1880. The American Salvation Army is forbidden to use the name or wear uniforms resembling those of the other order. The ruling ends a long legal dispute in the state appellate division.
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New York
Salvation Army
William Booth
Supreme Court
American Salvation Army
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Pa. Ave
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Conn. Ave
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Penna. Ave
Core
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Victoria
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