Conspiracy Charged Wins in Kentucky Rate Hearing
In a Kentucky railroad rate inquiry before Judge Clements of the Interstate Commerce Commission, Senator Lindsay charged conspiracy among thirty five railroads over discr imination against Owensboro and Henderson. Testimony from Cameron and Goodwyn was debated as Owensboro’s rates were compared to Evansville and Transill. The Kentucky railroad commission gained a procedural victory as Owensboro and Henderson stood to benefit from the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Railroad Commission
Clements
Interstate Commerce Commission
William Linsay
Anderson
Owensboro
Bennett L. Young
Lindsay
Kentuy
D M. Goodwyn
Lawsville
Nashlle
C. C. Cameron
Dihnos Central Road
Petatus Kanter
Central Freight Association
Senator Lindsay
Henderson
Col. Young Continee
Afr. Goodwin
Tentucky Railroad Commission
Ohio
Evansville
Demurrers in rebate cases in federal court
Kansas notes that Burlington freight manager George TL Cosgrove and freight broker Geni 1. Thomas with clerk Taggart demurred to indictments charging rebates and discrimination. Motions argue insufficiency of allegations and lack of concerted action among defendants. Cases postponed to April term as jury was dismissed for the current session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Its
Burlington
TL Cosgrove
Geni
Thomas
Cour
Fleck Medens
Toomas
Deaton
Taggart
Cosgrove
Burlingtons
United States
Help urged for consumption crusade by storekeepers
A special committee from Associated Charities asks storekeepers to join a crusade against consumption. The circular includes prevention tips, such as cough etiquette, ash receptacles, and proper venting. It urges keeping signs visible, providing cuspidors for patrons, and enforcing no-spotting of expectoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Lectures on Consumption Highlight Civic Education Effort
East Washington Citizens Association heard L D Perc y Hickling and Dr William O Woodward discuss consumption its prevalence cure and prevention The speakers urged broad educational reach and outlined curative and preventive work by the Prevention of consumption committee Dr Woodward used slides to stress housing improvements and better care facilities for consumptives In San Francisco a jury convicted James T Woodside and R B S Desmidt of illegal sealing aboard the Carmencita with Robert Tyson a co defendant not yet sentenced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ln LD
Percy Hickling
William O ‘Woodward
East Washington Citizens’ Association
Naval Lodge
Woodward
San Francisco
James T. Woodside
R. B.S. Desmidt
Carmencita
Robert Tyson
Urgent February drive to cover charity deficits
The Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Association seek substantial February contributions to cover December and January shortfalls. Urgent appeals target former donors and new supporters. Donations listed include Mrs Kate Wood two dollars and Surgeon General Walter Wyman five dollars among many others. funds received at 811 G Street NW and through the general office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Citizens’ Relief
John Joy Edson
G Street
Northwest
Kate C. Wood
Huyler
FW. McReynolds
H L. Hoadgkins
Walter Wyman
Richard Rathbun
Mabel Fishback
Frederic A. Ellis
B. F. Droop & Lone
Charles E. Foster
B. A. Keyser
D. Percy Hickling
W. Wanderson
K. Kneessi
George P. Merrill
Barry Mohun
A. B
M. G. Lloyd
J. Edgar Smyth
J. Henry Purdy
Miss Roosevelt Faces 15 Day Trousseau Challenge in New York
The New York World reports Miss Alice Roosevelt must complete a trousseau of over two hundred pieces in fifteen days. Dressmakers bustle to meet the deadline, citing the Duchess of Marlborough’s five-week record. The gown will be cream satin with old rose accents, elbow sleeves, lace trim, and a lace fringe, with Japanese and Chinese silk pieces also prepared for matinee wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trousseau
Alice Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Duchess of Marlborough
Mme. Dustan
Paria
Roosevelt Vic Weer
Orient
Islands
Miss Rosevelt
Mme. Louise
Fifth Avenue
Death of Rufus H Darby near Falls Church
Rufus H Darby aged 53, a book and job printer in Washington, was found dead by his wife at Hickory Hill near Falls Church Virginia. Heart failure is given as the cause. He complained Thursday evening before retiring. He is survived by his wife five daughters and a son Rufus C Darby of Atlanta. Daughters living at home include Mrs Heyden of Baltimore. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus H. Darby
Hickory Hill
Falls Church
Washington
Ladronism Decreasing In Philippines Report Says
The Philippine Commission report notes ladronism on the wane with armed resistance largely wiped out in most provinces. Exports rose by 2,129,738 and imports fell, saving over a million yearly in administration. Reforms include bureau consolidation, land title arrangements, and calls for agricultural banks to aid farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Commission
War Department
Philippines
Euzon
Ladrones
Cavite
Negros
Pope Isic
Leyte
Cebu
Panay
Bureau of Public Lands
Fillping
Roman Catholic Apostolic Church
Seventh annual convention of Architectural League ends in New York
The seventh annual convention of the Architectural League of America concluded today in New York. Ernest J. Russell of St. Louis was elected president and will appoint the other officers under the league constitution. The next annual meeting will be held in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Architectural League of America
Ernest J. Russell
St.Louis
Washington, D
Wheeler letter disputed by Col. Mosby about federal Alabama posts
Col. John S. Mosby says he received no letter from Gen. Wheeler regarding federal appointments in Alabama. A friend seeking two posts sent Wheeler’s ad to Mosby for delivery to Rep. Wylie, who would pass it to the President. Mosby claims the matter was general and not tied to his Justice Department role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Wheeler
Alabama
Col
John S. Mosby
Wrylie
White House
Wheeler
Col. Mosby
Department of Justice
Giovanni
Rafaelo
Ra~faelo
Firs Island
Just the Man to Win a Woman Mizner Charms and Bravado
From the New York American, Vir. Mizner is praised as witty and daring, a likely charm for any woman. His Alaska bravado, fighting spirit, and a remarkable rescue of a supposed explosive camera show a fearless front. The piece notes his baritone voice and talent at piano, plus a storied family of Mizners spanning law, politics, and exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York American
Mizner
Mrs. Yerkes
le Bag
Alaska
Wilson Mizner
Nome
Plano
Dawson
New Orleans
St. Louis
Mexico
New York
Tropic Seas
California
Lansing B. Mizner
Stephen J. Field
Supreme Court of the United States
Benicia
Harrison
Central America
Blaine
Joseph Martin Barrundia
Guatemala
Guatemalan
Barrundia
Anuk
Lansing Migner
University of California
Gov. Pardee
Pacific Union Club
San Francisco
William Mizner
San Trenaleen
Badger
A. Mizner
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Mizper
Pende Qrelle
White Pass
Klondyke
Northern Commercial Company
Ae Canadian
American Alaska
Sonora
Ison
Izner
Ararchi
Honolulu
Mizners
Harvard
Joe Folk
New York City Rooster Case Cited by Court
Tom Shan a 29 Pell street laundryman faced arraignment in the Tombs Police Court on two counts for keeping live roosters in his cellar a New Year offering and lacking a license Magistrate Walsh warned he must obtain a permit or change his religion next year The tale sits amid a string of Harlem incidents including a deadly street speed crash a jail feast gone awry and a stowaway tale on the Nord Amerika culminating in a hospital danger report and a Carnegie choir gift to the ironmaster with a Maude Adams theater trip planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tom Shan
Ving
Pell Street
Tombs
Po- Heeman Ford
Tom
Walsh
Jim
Tiwent 1St Street
Bedford
John Lynch
Stamford
Mike
Cosgrove
Giuseppe Nesto
Eighty-fourth Street
Third Avenue
Red
Mack
Ambrose Eduardo
Nicola Angelo
Giuseppe
Sparks
Eiverybody
Bob
Wagner
Ralph Tobias
Johnny’ Reid
Mike Cosgrove
Ambrose
Nicole
Whitman
Harlem
Andrew Carnegie
Broadway Tabernacle
Carnegie
Fifth Avenue
Ninetieth Street
Walter C. Gale
Gale
Maude Adams
Pete Pan
Homer Moore
Hbarytone
Margaret Keyes
Grant Odell
Barytone
Helen Cornett
Carnagie House
Choice List of Fine Residences in Washington DC Area
Moore and Hill present a selection of 12 room to 14 room white stone and brownstone houses offered at prices from 9 600 to 33 000. Listings include near Scott Circle Dupont Circle Conn ave Mass ave and 16th st properties with 10 to 14 rooms, multiple baths, hot water heat, stables, and lots from 20 to 40 feet wide. Contact by call phone or write for a specially prepared list up to 100 000 and over.
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Mr. Cameron
Kansas City
Tmploves
Commit ‘Se
oMee
Dr. Hickling
Dr. Woodward
Citizens’ Association
Miss Alice
Rufus H.darby
Commission
Congress
Philippine Islands
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Interior
Une Commission
Lynch
Listow
Nord Amerika
Naples
William G. Boelker
Upe
City Island
Frank Glaze
Park Department
Frank
City Istana
Fordham
Riegelman
Reigelman
Thomas Cunningham
Portsmouth
West Ninth Street
Cunningham
Unie
Jane Moran
Jane Moriant Telling
Auburn
Ennig
England
Inquirer
Newport Telling
Bible Teachers’ Training School
Tortyninth Street
Lexington Avenue
Grand Central Station
Boston
Newburser
Telling
East Fortieth Street
George Gould
Helen Gould
Benjamin Nicoll
Missister Wicdll
Fiftieth Street
Phoenix Ingraham
Miss Nicoll
Nicoll
Reda
Mary Foreman
Hughes Avenue
Bronx
129Th Street
Campbell
Moraian
New Dorp
Commodore Vanderbilt Hes
Richmond County
Clut
Society For the Prevention of
Arthur Foot
Foot
Storavian
Allen Hope
Greg
Thomas Jiggins
John Oliver
White Thomas
Oliver
Smith
Presbyterian Hospital
Little Thomas
Edmonston’s
Incorporated
Eee
Alley Sap
C- Steel
Scott Circle
Church of Covenant
Conn. Ave
Dupont Circle
18Th and
Q Sts
N. H. Ave
N. HH. Ave
16Th St
Mass’. Ave
R. T Ave
R. T. Ave
St. N.W
di Bhive
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