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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1906

Page

21

Violence accusations sting in Washington printers case

The case filed in District Supreme Court alleges Columbia Typographical Union imported thugs to intimidate employers’ workers and stage pickets while seeking an injunction. Complainants claim the union harasses customers, boycott threats, and seeks to force an open shop, with printers demanding an eight hour day at three dollars. The response from printers led by C. Parsons contends the strike is just, serving workers’ families, and notes broad support from local labor and business communities.

District Supreme Pypethetae of Washington Columbus Topographical Union Vmck Kenney Flanner Byron Adams George E Howard H Heresford Globe Printing Company Wo FY Roberts Company Wiliam J Wallace John F Sherry Henry E Wilkens The Crane Company George Gibson Frank Kidd Robert W Burnside Crown George Beirach Barry Rowe Frank Thornburg Charles Rose Hilson Association Jone Columbia Atre Dot Columbo Pograpuicm Deurke Columba Coltivd Ib Poly Iambie Lopographical Union Neo Ial Calanbas Lnten Columbia ‘Lype-graphical Lnian No 101 Taatritt of Coumbia Umientium Tolumbii Typographical Union Wl Oi Pihets District of Columbia Union Nool Edward Lo Mcintosh Fort Said T C Parsons Typothetae Socely Typothetag Orgeni7id Dejmronice SascTivers Pictoresque Griswold A .Thompson Lea Inémeg Aidi Smtors Lucky Wood Moltke Hoboken Willie” Dillon Havoken

Roosevelt Pledges Aid to Sun River Irrigation Effort

A Western delegation from Great Falls meets President Roosevelt in the White House to seek support for the Sun River irrigation project. The president praises Montana, vows to help, and urges early construction while plans discuss feasibility with Director Walcott and a briefing to Secretary Hitchcock.

Roosevelt Sun River Great Falls Cabinnet Min Mantane Senato Carter Dixon Gibson Fletcher Maddox Herbert Strdin Paris Gibson Ft Cooney J G Earr Carlos Drake Teto County D L Els Citizens Convention Commercial Club Longas Mr Cooney Washington Senator Carter Montana San River Hunter Walcott Hitchcock Secretary of the Interior Thing Wihite House Cannon Longressman Dixon

Canadian trade talks at White House with Canadian Senator

President Roegelt and James McMullen discussed U S Canada commercial relations at the White House yesterday. McMullen noted Canada remains a rival in foreign markets and cited ongoing railroad construction and interest in railroad rate legislation, während Senator Warner introduced him. Vienna Hygienic Exposition announced for spring 1925 opens May 12 to July 15 with American firm participation to showcase modern hygienic appliances and products.

United States Canada Roegelt James McMullen Canadian Senate Warner White House Great Britain Vienna Metcal Department of Commerce and Labor Ruble

Rensselaer Alumni Meet Opens Washington Visit Tomorrow

Local committee prepares a lengthy entertainment program for visiting RPI alumni. They will tour the filtration plant Union Station construction and other sights, with a White House reception to follow and an 8 pm banquet at the New Willard attended by notable engineers and officials.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Bis City New York Pittsburg New Willard Stephen van Rensselaer Troy United States Washington Mordecai T Endicott Bureau of Yards and Docks Navy Department Isthmian Canal Commission Charles W Rae S N Bureau of Steam Engineering Frank G Smith Andrew C Cunningham S N. Carlon Arogemena Legation of the Republic of Panama Conway EB Hunt District of Columbia Seymour W. Tullock Aleck Thorris Carl A Bostrom Roosevelt White House Union Station P Boller Association Alexander Mackenzie

Memorial to Wheeler Meeting in Atlanta Plans Feb 26

At a Camp A Wheeler’s Cavalry of Atlanta meeting arrangements were made for a memorial event in Atlanta February 26 honoring Gen Joseph Wheeler. A Blue and Gray reunion is proposed with Roosevelt and G A R and Confederate veterans expected. Col T H Jones was named chairman of the arrangements committee.

Wheeler Atlanta Joseph Wheeler Roosevelt Grand Army of the Republic Tanner GABR Col T H Jones Atlana

President Receives Honorary Red Man Membership

Great Incohonee John W Cherry of the Independent Order of Red Men announces President Roosevelt will be assigned as a member of Osceola Tribe No. 1 Alexandria Virginia the oldest tribe. A parchment certificate and leather case accompany the honorary Red Man status. Also notes government receipts from internal revenue customs and miscellaneous sources and expenditures for the period.

Asuigas Osceola No. 1 Alexandria Norfolk John W_ Cherry Great Council of the Independent Order of Red Men United States Roosevelt Milr Wa 1 Alexandra

King Leopolds debt to Loubet and allied intrigues

The article outlines King Leopold of Belgium owing a debt to President Loubet as France shifts leadership. It recounts a past German plan to move troops via Belgium, French counterplots led by Constans and later Loubet, and how Leopold halted funds to Belgian revolutionaries when Loubet became premier and interior minister. It also covers Irish estate matters and a convoluted legal dispute involving Lady Violet Watt and Hugh Watt, including divorce complications and possible legal maneuvers tied to “nisi” and “absolute” decrees.

Leopold Loubet France Germany Belgium Constans Constantinople Ahout M Corstana Secret Service Fund M Constans John Simon O'Neill California Ireland Lord O'Neill Dublin Shanes Castle Antrim O Neills Ulster O'Neill Niall Scythia Abraham All Ireland St Patrick Emerald Isle Willam Chichester John O Neill Chichester Crewe Houghton Lord Hbden Violet Watt Reginald Beauchamp Hugh Watt Glascow Lady Violet Violet England

Diverse New York items mix medical, crime, and culture

A Waldorf luncheon features Dr Quackenbos on hypnotic influence at death, Bellevue warders discuss a man seeking living without eating, a dog thief dogged by Pinkertons, a bishop’s sonata for peace in Chinatown, a theater plant in Long Island City, and a spate of fires, fights, and social notices across the city.

New York John Duncan Quackenbos London Society For Phychical Research Entertaintment Club Waldorf-Astoria Adele Bellevue Gregory Psycopathic Herman Reash East Twenty-eighth Street Dr Gregory Reash South Orange Prospect Street Summit Avenue United Charities National Child Labor Committee United States David H Greer Lew Dockstader Court of Special Sessions Frederich Beckman New York Theater Walter Walcott Jenkins Charles Frohmer Long Island City Empire Theater Yisett Orfe Angttte Warren W Foster General Sessions Fist Thinamen Mott and Pell Hig Sing Tongs Tu Tong Kit Fu Shap Ruy Matin Foster Kip Fu Shap Dr Tong Judge Foster Chinatown

Price of 25000 dollars for a colonial residence

A handsome colonial residence priced at 25000 dollars features a large ballroom and a detached house in a fine surrounding neighborhood. The property is described as very handsome throughout and located in a choice spot among fine homes.

Price $13,000 for 16th Street residence

A well constructed handsome home on 16th Street offered at 13000 dollars. It features hot water heat and two modern bathrooms with a stone and brick front.

16Th Street

Brownstone for sale near Conn. Ave with 10 rooms

Advertises a brownstone front with ten rooms at a bargain price of $8,500 on a numbered street west of Conn. Ave, highlighting a choice location and proximity to the area.

Conn

Property Sale Description Near Connave Lane

A white stone front house facing south in a choice location near Connave. It features 12 or 14 rooms with 3 baths including a servants bath, hot water heat, and a first floor kitchen. Asking price listed as 14500 dollars.

Connave

Handsome Stone Front Residence on Prime Block Mass Ave

For 35000 we offer a very handsome stone front residence on that unsurpassed block mass ave between 20th and 21st streets tan usually well constructed very handsome throughout with kitchen on first floor call or send for list of high class properties and attendance and business properties.

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