Col J G Payne Dead Veteran Leader and Auditor Dies
Col J G Payne a former auditor of the District Supreme Court and Civil War volunteer recruiter for Pennsylvania died at his residence in Washington. Born in Buffalo New York on April 2 1832 he served as lieutenant colonel and quartermaster with the Army of the Potomac and later practiced law in Erie and Washington. He held academic posts at Georgetown University and was auditor of the District Supreme Court from 1879 until his death. He belonged to several clubs and associations and is survived by his wife and nine grandchildren.
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Hobart Colles
Gro
John S. Talcott
Erle
Bat
Payne
Eris
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Cumberland Valley
Leutenant
Army of the
Wasehington
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Army
District Supreme Court
Flo
Georgetown University
Col. Payne
St. John's Protestant Episcopal C Church
Har Association of
District of Columbia
Metropolitan Club
Loyal Legion
University Club
Army and Navy Club
Ale
Soh
Kieury M. Payne
Partama
Eleanor MM. Vayne
Los Angeles
Cal
James Megtl Payne
Um, N. Mex
Ford
Mexico City
Madriz Tal Pigca
Pasos
Zelaya
Prisine
Plan to Aid Destitute Widows and Orphans at Cherry Mine
The American Red Cross proposes a permanent bond funded relief plan for those left destitute by the Cherry Mine disaster. Contributions would come from the Red Cross, the International Mine Workers' Association, and Illinois legislature. The plan awaits endorsement from officials and aims to support families until self-sufficiency is achieved.
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Crustey
Cherry Mine
Hencha
P. Bicknell
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Setional Mine Workers’ Association
Ilieis
Vernor Deneen
Af Ailhole
Howenert. T
Red Cyots
Tikinols
Sofa Board
Cherry
Earthquake Strikes Switzerland In Sicily Anniversary Echo
A sharp quake rattled Switzerland this morning with cracked walls and unusual warmth. Residents mark the Sicily catastrophe anniversary, noting 20,080 deaths and ongoing seismic events in Italy.
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Washineton
Geneva
Switzerland
Leg Broken While Coasting on Kinth Street
Walter Bous a 9 year old boy of 1103 Seventh Street Northeast was struck by a truck at Ninth and streets while coasting down a hill about 8 30 o clock. One leg broken he was taken to Jaqualty Hospital in a patrol wagon from Ninth precinct. The thirteenth annual meeting of the American Negro Academy was held at Lincoln Memorial Temple Eleventh and Foster tonight.
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Kinth Street
Walter Bous
Seventh Street
Ninth
Jaqualty Hospital
Ninth Precinct
Negro Academy
American Negro Academy
Lincoln Memorial Temple
American Waltham Watches Worldwide Appeal
American Waltham Watches are sold in every country in the world as a result of American brains Isbor and capital. Always buy a watch.
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Waltham
Waltham Watches Promoted by Local Jeweler
A recognized watch maker and jeweler urges buyers to choose Waltham Watches. The advisory stresses selecting pieces adjusted to temperature and position to ensure accuracy, warning against ordinary merchandise.
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Jane
N. B
Waltham
Knights of Labor Endorse Bank Legislation in City Assembly
Fostal Bank indorsed. Knights of Labor District Assembly No 0 adopted resolutions supporting congressional bills favoring postal savings banks and immigration limits. W H J Sim Mons past district master workman and T Chetubattala spoke praises. The assembly urged passage of the proposed law to curb usurious lending, and thanked Taft and Hitchcock for backing a strong postal savings bank act.
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Knights of Labor
Pennsylvania
Avenua
Cere
W. HJ. Sim ‘Mons
T. Chetubattala
Assembly
Congress
Taft
Bitchcock
Powtel Savings Bank
Feud Between Tong Societies Sparks Mounting Chinese Killings
The On Leong Tong and the Four Brothers clash after Bow Kum's murder. Two On Leongs were shot on October 2 and another old man, Law Jung, dies from injuries. Police expect further violence as each side vows retaliation.
One Legged Cook Released After Washington Appeal
Boston Christian Scientists won release for Mary B Ettinger a one legged cook detained by immigration authorities after an appeal to Washington. She had been in Boston weeks earlier and was alleged to have come to join Mrs Mary Baker Eddy but the group denied the claim. The order for her release arrived today.
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Boston
Washington
The
Washington Post
Mass
Mary B. Ettinger
Mary Baker Eddy
Divorce in Rich Family Diverts Custody to Heiress
St Louis December 28 Mrs Maud Bingen Drummond daughter of millionaire stove maker John Bingen obtained a divorce from Charles R Drummond president of a realty and investment firm and heir of tobacco manufacturer John T Drummond The heiress will have custody of their three children The father testified he supported her since she eloped and married ten years ago Drummond left a legacy of 104000 and on several occasions is said to have attempted or threatened death by self harm
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St. Louis
Maud Bingen Drummond
Jom Bingen
Charles R. Drummond
John T. Drummond
Tobacco
Drummond
Plaints
Loughrey Wins on a Foul in Philadelphia Bout
Boston scene reports Young Wonohue Roxbury fouled in round five by referee Dick Fiem ing. Loughrey Philadelphia claimed the bout’s lead with better fighting late rounds, while Dodnotue’s rushing moved him into disadvantage. Also a six round draw in Pittsburgh as McGovern Brooklyn drew with Brannigan Pittsburg at Duquesne Gardens. Five miners killed in Centralia district dust explosion near wind No 5 shaft.
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Young Wonohue
Roxbury
Dick Fieming
Gnatheight
Young Loughrey
Philadelphia
Armory
Piltsbury
Dec
Phil McGovern
Brooklyn
Patsy Brannigan
Pittsburg
Duquesne Gardens
National Sporting Club
Brannigan
Charley Goldman
New York
Centrals
Wine No. 5
Here
Nicaragua War Delays Mediation Efforts in Zelaya Crisis
Reports from Bluefields and Rama detail strained negotiations between Estrada and Madriz as US observers note limited battle casualties and disputed claims. Marines and local authorities ration prisoners, with officials praising Tacoma’s relief efforts while Zelaya faces exile and a Panama-based rival watches for a potential duel.
Cabinet Names and Officials Listed in December Assembly
The text lists members including Senator BROWN of Nebranke, Renetor WETHORE of Kota Island, Senator DORAN of Idaho, Repremarkitve DALEELL of Penneylvania, Repromptative ROBERTS of Mameachuentis, Maurice Francis Egan minister to Dromet, Corcoran TOM of Waxtington, Seth BULLOCK, Michare Weller, Benito Legrado Philippine commissioner, Mantel J Quezon Philippine executive commissioner.
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Brown
Nebranke
Renetor Wethore
Kota Island
Doran
Idaho
Washington labor leaders debate a new workers party
The Washington Central Labor Union discusses forming a labor party led by unionists. Mark Jackson urges action and cites New Zealand as a model, while others warn unorganized workers must join unions first to avoid splitting the movement. Willard F. Gilmore warns a political party now would injure the labor movement.
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Mart Jeckeon
Painters’ Union
Central’ Labor
Mankt
Washington
Williard F. Gilmore
Carpenters’ Union
Hhat
American Federation of Labor
Ar. Gilmore
Jackson
Democratic Party
New Zealand
Almas Temple elects new potentate in harmonious Shriners meeting
Alexander Grant was chosen potentate of Almas Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine for the coming year. Seven officers and four representatives were elected with no opposition. Louis A. Dent will receive a jewel as retiring potentate and four representatives, Grant, Dent, Goldsmith, and Gibbs, will attend the imperial council in New Orleans in April. The election followed a 2:30 pm business meeting at the National Rifles Armory, where finances were praised and new officers thanked.
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Ralhan
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Mystic Shrine
Thomas ¢. Noyes
Rabban
Adolphus Gude
W. Hawiton Smith
Louie A. Dent
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Noyes
Tabban
Gude
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Lst
W. Hamilton Smith
Jewel
Harrison Dingmoan
Recorder
New Orleans
Imperial
North America
Pyramid Temple
Bridgeport
Boum
Baltimore
Khedive
Norfolk
Alla
Richmond
Almas ‘Temple
A. Jowelta
Louis A. Dent
Mystery in double tragedy in Washington Ind
Coroner reports a theory that aged preacher William Ritter and his wife were poisoned. Bodies found at the Ritter home yesterday. Stomachs to be analyzed by the State chemist. Dementia in Mrs Ritter cited as possible factor in deaths.
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Washington
Ind
William Ritter
Ritter
Heven
Funeral held for Denny Mullany in Washington crowd
Hundreds attend the funeral of Denny Mullany in Washington with tributes from national journalists, politicians, and civic groups. Mourners send condolences from Ireland, including a nun sister of Mullany’s family in Cork, as services proceed at St Patrick’s Church and Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Dood
National Capitol
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St. Mary's Iale
Cork Hospital
Thurles
Tipperary
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Thumes
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Burlat
National Press Club
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John Kennelly
Evening Star
Wiliam Wi. Richardson
John H.iter
W. H. Walker
Frank B. Richards
Washington Post
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Bator
Mothyg Stead
Mephew
Mis
An. Sian
TUDGE DENOUNCES GRAFT IN PUBLIC WORKS
Supreme Justice Wesley C. Howant denounces graft as just as costly as concrete and steel in public works. He criticizes the Ashokan valley condemnation project for waste, disorder, and confusion, urging honest construction and accountability.
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Wesley C. Howant
New York City
Howard
Ashokan Valley
Northwest switchmen strike hangs on Perham’s Washington mission
A broad labor conflict in the Northwest centers on H B Perham of the AFL railway branch traveling to Washington to seek federal intervention. Leaders in Chicago and St Paul weigh general strike risk as unions, including switchmen and clerks, reportedly remain ready to act on short notice. The General Managers Association rejects outside intervention and says railroads will handle inquiries themselves.
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Mion
Der
Northwest
H. B. Perham
Washington
Perham
Chicago
P. T. Hawley
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Harshbarger
Harahbarger
General Managers Association of the Railroads
Interstate Earn Merce “Commission
Trufik
American Federation of Labor
Conference Ties Strike to Possible Compromise
H B Perham of the AF of L railway department, Martin A Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission, and Charles Neill of the Federal Labor Department meet Friday in Washington to mediate a possible settlement between striking switchmen and railway managers. The Erdman act mediators may help end the dispute, with Taft informed.
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Runway Department
American Federation of Labor
Martin A. Knapp
Te Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles Neill
Bshea
Perham
Commissioner of Labor
Messia
Knapp
Neill
Zionists Near a Schism at Hamburg Congress
Delegates at the Zionist congress in Hamburg clash over strategy to establish a Hebrew state in Palestine. Extremists threaten secession and a separate movement led by Dr Stand of the Austrian reichsrat, while the executive committee retains confidence by a large vote.
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Boetins
Hamburg
Dec
Executive J
Palestine
Dr. Stand
Reichsrath
Optimists Club lecture on Manila governance and climate
A lecture at the Church of Our Father by A. F. Ferguson, under the Optimists Club, discussed Manila municipal government climate and customs. The speaker summarized a six month cycle of opinion, noting initial cursing, later adjustment, and eventual attachment. It was the second in a series of free talks by the club.
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Church of Our Father
A. F. Ferguson
Cbareh
Manila
Varguson
Optimists Club
Beskeminge Right Foot Stashed Amputation Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a medical incident involving a right foot, hospital context, and a mention of possible amputation. The readable text hints at urgent care and surgical decision making, but specifics such as patient names, dates, or locations are unclear.
Instructions for Veterans at White House Reception
Veterans of the Spanian-american war affiliated with the Dolted Span ish War Veterans Association in the District will receive orders from Department Commander Mawson today. They must assemble at the G A R Hall at 1 o'clock Saturday morning in dress uniform or plain black clothes with white flowers. Instructions will be mailed to each veteran today.
Murder Return for Charity in Massachusetts House
A tramp killed the elderly man he was sheltering at a house in Douglas Massachusetts. A young waiter, asking warmth, attacked the 70 year old husband, inflicting fatal throat injuries and a severe wound to the chest. A suspect was arrested nearby.
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Douglas
Mass
Wer Eltchen
Charles Potter
Wayterer
Ehrieka
Notable Hotel Guests and Stays Across Cities
A fragmented list of visitors and residents at hotels in major cities names numerous individuals by initials and surnames. The garbled text references Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and other locales with assorted guests and travelers, indicating a society pages item detailing hotel associations and notable names.
Give Me the Man With the Baby
Dr Peters argues that fatherhood transforms men into diligent providers and moral examples. A baby steadies habits, sharpens ambition, and motivates work, thrift, and self-restraint, making fathers better for their families and society. The piece extols baby as a national asset and the supreme incentive for effort.
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Fatherhrood
Lane Gs
Cook Sought in Michigan After Detroit Train Sightings
Detroit reports a diligent search by newspaper men failed to find Dr. F A Cook in the city. A sighting suggested a man resembling him boarded a train from London Ontario to Detroit with speculation he might head to Mount Clemens or Jackson, Michigan to take oaths or visit relatives. He was not located in either city tonight.
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Dec
Newepaper
FA. Cook
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Mount Clemens
Jackson
Mich
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An ad asserts Pape's Diuretic cures backache and bladder trouble by cleansing the kidneys. It claims rapid relief from lameness, headaches, dizziness, irritability, and insomnia, with night urination ending and overall vitality restored. Purchasers are urged to buy the 58 cent treatment from druggists.
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