Ellis joins Washington firm in capital law practice
Wade H. Ellis, former U S attorney general and Ohio attorney general, announces partnership with R Golden Donaldson to form Ellis & Donaldson in Washington. The new firm will begin January 1 in Fourteenth Street offices, focusing on tax and government litigation while Ellis maintains Cincinnati residency and a massachusetts avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade H. Etta
Trust-Buster
Ohio
United States
Plactics Law
R. Golden Donaldson
Cole & Donald, Yon
Bonilla Quits New Orleans Amid Honduran Exiles
Dec 23 New Orleans reports the departure of the steamer Herne carrying Gen Manuel Bonita ex president of Honduras and Gen Lee Christmas a notable soldier of fortune. They and several Americans linked to Central American wars reportedly fled the city en route to threaten a Gulf port as the Honduran minister seeks U S action. The town telegraph line between New Orleans and Port Fourchon failed the day 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 for Junior Marksman Buttons
Six members of the McKinley Manual Training School cadet corps qualified for junior marksman buttons at a National Rifle Association shooting tournament. Winners include Lieut. Paul J. Hunt Maj. E. J. Casselman Sergt. H. C. Sullivan Corp Whitney Leary J. B. Dickman and C. A. Lewis. The event aided nonmembers of the Tech Rifle Club after the April NRA shoot. Directing the match were Lieut. Jones and Joseph 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 Declared Lost Off Coast
The steamship St Denis of Salvador Steamship Co is given up as lost. It left Vancouver on November 39 bound for Salina Cruz with coal and should have arrived in days. The crew numbered 28 under Captain Davis. Captain Wilmer, U S N, appeared before a retirement board in Portsmouth for examination due to physical disability.
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Washington Post
Mexico City
St. Denis
Salvador
Steamship Company
Vancouver
B. C
Salina Cruz
Tateat
Davis
Wilner
Frank A. Wilmer
Portsmouth
N. H.) Navy Yard
Alphonso Hart Dies Prominent Ohio Lawyer and Leader
Alphonso Hart 81 a Washington resident for over twenty years died last night at 1135 Euclid Street Northwest after a brief illness from complications of diseases. Former lieutenant governor of Ohio elected 1878 served one term later a congressman from the Twelfth district Ohio in 1883. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs N Bten and Mrs M H Moulton and a son Lb W Hart of East Las Vegas New Mexico. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at the deceaseds former home in northern hie for burial. He had been active in Ohio Republican circles and in Washington club life.
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Alpionso 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
Gift funds unify Presbyterian Hospital with Columbia Medical School
New York December reports a $4.4 million pledge to affiliate Presbyterian Hospital with Columbia University Medical School. Edward S. Harkness provides $300,000 for a 130 bed surgical pavilion and advanced laboratory. Donor name withheld. Edward Harkness authenticated as a benefactor. The partnership mirrors the Johns Hopkins hospital university model.
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Medical School of Columbia University
Johns Hopkins II
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 R Miles Former District employee dies on visit
Henry R Miles former superintendent of the District fire alarm and telegraph system died at Laurel Maryland while visiting. Funeral services will be at 2 30 this afternoon at 1427 Rhode Island avenue northwest conducted by Rev Charles Butler with pallbearers from his old associates. Interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. Miles born Ripley County Indiana May 18 1893 and moved to Wisconsin then to Washington in 1868. He served in the Civil War as enrolling officer and retired in 1850 after long District service. His wife and one child survive.
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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 Across the United States December 23 Report
The Weather Bureau reports a western disturbance bringing snow in the north and rain in the south, with rising temperatures in the Atlantic states. Cold waves and frost warnings issued for Midwest and Gulf regions, with general fair weather elsewhere but rain in the Pacific States and local snows in the Northwest. Winds shift along coasts, with brisk seas for Atlantic shipping and European-bound steamers. Local figures show temperatures, humidity, rainfall, sunshine, and tide data from Harpers Ferry and nearby rivers.
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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 Grow in Adams County Vote Fixing Case
In Adams County Ohio the grand jury returned 272 more indictments for alleged vote buying from the November 1 election bringing total to 63. Some 1,500 more men are expected to be named before dissolution. Over 200 arrests, most pled guilty. Fines and six month jail terms with loss of voting rights. Guilt shows party balance. Vote price ranged from ten to twenty dollars.
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West Union
Ohio
Adams County
Froney
Guard Shoots for Turkeys at National Guard Shoot
Members of Company K Second Infantry held a handicap turkey shoot at the National Guard Life Gallery with four prize winners. Private W. R. Seltman, Private J. T. Hutchinson, Private P. W. Gibson, and Sergeant W. R. Julius earned prizes, with Hutchinson and Gibson as scratch entrants and Seltman receiving a 3 point handicap.
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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
Roof of Machinery Hall Kills Newark Worker in Accident
In Newark New Jersey a 40 year old Machinery Hall roof collapsed during alterations at Washington and Court streets trapping several linen workers. John Kowlowski of 95 Livingston Street Newark died instantly while others were injured as debris buried them amid the sudden crash that echoed for blocks.
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Newark
N. J
New York
Mark
Washington and Court Streets
John Kowlowski
Livingston Street
Sheehan Candidacy Praised by National Chairman
Buffalo December 23 Norman Mack Democratic national chairman returns to Buffalo after ten days away. Referring to the Senate candidacy of William F Sheehan Mack says he is not advancing any single claim but is pleased with the tribute from leading citizens and believes Sheehan well qualified for the United States senate.
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Buffalo
Norman FB. Mack
William F. Sheehan
United States Senate
Mack
Buffalonan
Sheehan
United States
Clark disappoints Democrats on Jackson push for sergeant at arms
The Washington Post reports Champ Clark visiting Indianapolis as a potential next Speaker but disappointing Democrats who hoped he would endorse State Chairman Jackson for sergeant-at-arms. Clark resisted calls to weigh in and his stance unsettled Jackson supporters.
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Epocrat
Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Champ Clark
National
House of Representatives
Jackson
Clark
Des Moines Senator Presses Primary to Guard Dolliver Term
United States Senator Lafayette Young arrived in Des Moines and urged a special primary to decide the unexpired Dolliver term. He framed the issue as protecting local farmers from East free trade pressures, shaping his upcoming senatorial campaign with this cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Lafayette Young
Dolliver
East
New York Ruling Grants Salvation Army Name Rights
In New York the exclusive right to use the name salvation Army goes to the Booth-founded organization. The appellate division of the supreme court barred the American Salvation Army from using the name or wearing uniforms resembling those of the other order. The decision closes a lengthy legal dispute.
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Bryn
New York State
New York
Salvation Army
William Booth
Supreme Court
American Salvation Army
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Conn. Ave
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Penna. Ave
Core
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Victoria
Pope Auto CO
14Th St. N. Ww
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