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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1906

Page

21

Miners Battle Dolan and Wage Scale Stand Firm

The Med Mone Workers Union district No 6 meeting in Itsbu Pa derailed as delegates hissed and demanded Dolan’s ouster over the wage scale. Dolan defended his action and vowed he would not resign, citing the need to avoid a demoralizing strike amid 63,000 unorganized miners. President Mitchell and W D Ryan expressed hope for preserving the present wage terms, and a committee on resolutions was appointed as tensions rose. A conference in Wilkesbarre with operators is planned for February 15.

John Mitchell Wilkesbarre Med Mone Workers Union Conven Patrick Indianapolis Delan Truror Pes Waite Stephen Wetzel F Dolan Bellingham Ryan Dolan Tony American Federation of Labor W. D. Ryan Union Station Johnstown Pittsburg Dodds Scranton United Mine Workers McCullough Michigan Ohio Worham Green Civic Federation Roosevelt

Notice of Marriage and Labor Advertisements

Notice lists that the Tabh rater Post will publish marriage and labor notices on application without charge in a range of newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chico Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald and others.

Werton NEW York Times Boston CLOBE Hitfalo Colrier Chico Record Herald Paladdolphia Pitterlnd Dispatch Providence Tournal Rochester Herald & Lols Republic Raclif Fost Stadard T Paull Pionter Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquires

Death of Miss Anna Thompson Danced With King Edward

Special report notes Miss Anna Elizabeth Thompson daughter of Sir David Thompson died in Cincinnati at her niece’s home in Walnut Hills after moving from Canada. Once a Montreal society belle, she danced a quad with King Edward when he visited as Prince of Wales. Survived by sister Mrs M I Shaw of Peterborough Canada.

King Edward America Washington Post Anna Elizabeth Thompson David Thompson London Quen Victoria Charles Haight Park Avenue Walnut Hills Thompson Cincinnati Canada Montreal Quebec Darling King Ddward Prince of Wales Lord Small Ma Gen Small M I Shaw Peterborough

Col Mann Battles Subpoena Drama in Hapgood Trial

District Attorney fails to secure Town Topics subscription lists as Col Mann resists evidence. Stenographic Hapgood record admitted. Daniels admits no custody of papers and Ward initials intrigue loom. Proceedings at first Hapgood hearing adjourned with contempt risk.

Norman Hapgood Washington New York Feb William D Mann Robert J Collier Hapgood Justice McAvoy Court of Special Sessions Martin Wattleton Col Mann Wiliam T Daniels Town Topics Duces Tecum Snatteson Aimeelf Ilegal Bartholomew Monahan Hapgood Tial Reginald Ward Mal Mann Count Ward Hart Ward Col Manns Wooster Wayne Willam L Daniels Town Lopics Publishing Company Littleton Daniels Justine McAvoy Daniels Mr Hart Col. Mann McAvoy

Wedded at Carlisle by Indian football star Dillon

Charles Dillon, famed Sioux football player, marries Rose La Farge at the Indian Training School Carlisle before 1200 guests including 1000 Indian students. Reverend George Norcross officiates. After a reception, the bridal party travels to Washington to visit President Roosevelt. Elizabeth Knudson announces engagement to Wilson Charles.

Charles Dillon Washington Washington Post South Dakota Rose la Farge George Norcross Second Presbyterian Church Lou French Indian Territory

Metcalfe Scores Point In Theatre Critic Case

New York February 5 The theatrical critic James S Metcalfe once barred from forty seven city theaters wins a legal point in a criminal conspiracy suit against theatrical managers He brought charges for conspiracy and a test case against Charles Burnham manager of Wallack’s Theater whose habeas corpus writ was dismissed by Supreme Court Justice Fitzgerald The judge said criticism is not unlawful though managers may overstep bounds and remedies exist for readers publishers

New York James S Metcalfe Fis Charles Burnham Wallack Supreme Court Fitzgerald Burnham

Medical scam probe into life-restoring mail order scheme

United States Commissioner Ridgway hears a case against the Life Company a medical firm accused by postal authorities of conspiring to defraud Niculle Hoffman of Waterville Maine and others by selling a mail order preparation claimed to restore youth straighten crooked bones and even revive a dead person Several prominent figures are linked to the case including Gen James R Beirne Virgil Neal former president William W Hadley medical director Dr A H Williams and Miss Laura M Wilson John Cooper the first witness testified Neal funded the company but knew little about its details Wilson Neal's stenographer was described as the real organizer The hearing adjourned until tomorrow after Cooper finished testimony

Wwew York Tech 5 Area of Life Company United States Ridgway Nucille Hoffman Waterville Ardatrera James R . Beirne Virgil Neal Theompany William W. Hadley A H. Willams Laura M Wilson John Cooper E Virmil Neal Neal Laura Wilson Neal Cooper

Standard Oil Hosts Chinese Commission Visit to Bayonne Plant

The Standard Oil Company today guided a visiting Chinese commission through its Bayonne plant by tug boat, then hosted them at a Metropolitan Club dinner. The officials showed interest in the plant’s oil processes before touring ships’ loading procedures. The report notes Standard Oil’s extensive influence in China, with locals using five gallon water cans instead of.

Washington New York Standard Oil Company Tat Tuan Bayonne Metropolitan Club Standard Oil China

Wolf Hunt in Oklahoma at Fort Sill

Secretary of the Interior orders a three day wolf hunt at Fort Sill starting today. Col E T Morrissey will supervise as 1,000 hunters from the Fort Sill garrison cover the 26,630 acre forest reserve seeking wolves.

Lawton Okla Secretary of the Interior Col E T Morrissey Fort Sill

Burned His Money at Califon Station Plan Backfires

Charles Cole, station ticket agent at Califon, hid 25 dollars in bulls and 12 dollars in coins in a waste basket to thwart robbers. He burned the basket contents in a back-yard fire, saved the coins but lost the bills. In Morristown, a fire destroyed the Canton Akron Traction car barns and powerhouse, value around 100000 dollars with 60000 dollars insured.

Morristown Central Railroad Califon Charles Cole Canal Dover Ohio Canton- Akron Traction Cormpa

Secret Service Spying Targeted by House Appropriations

Speaker Cannon and Chairman Tawney push to limit Secret Service to law duties. They condemn covert surveillance of public figures, demanding funding only for failed purposes under the law and hint at removing White House protection from Treasury agents. Reform in public expenditures drives the effort across branches.

Cannon Tawney Committee On Appropriations House Committee On Secret Service Internal Revenue Committee On Congress Department of Justice Treasury Department E House Channring Tawney Washington White House

Senate Votes to Confirm Presidential Nominations

The Senate in executive session confirmed numerous presidential nominees across districts including Joseph B. Stewart in Richmond and Walter T. Stewart in Alabama among others listed by state. Nominations spanned multiple states with appointments to posts such as customs collectors and other federal positions, reflecting a wide confirmation batch.

Senate Joseph B Stewart Customs District Richmond Alabama Walter T Stewart Jacauga William M McNaron Albertville Arkansas John ON Sarbery Clarksville Henry M Sugg Dardenelle Albert B Andre Va Alfred Leadville Connesticut William Ho Marigold Bridgeport Roraback Canaan R Edgcomb Droron James W Hague Torrington Georgia Julia Alton Tasiman Moline McDonald Rockland Lawler Rockford Indiana Martin Attice D Harden Dana Duffenbach Huntingburg Tancaster Jeffersonville Spencer Rockville C Fricke Tell City Miller Thorntown Cronk Veedersburg Crawford Farmersbug Indian Territory Eagleston Mineo Iowa Loring Dallas Kate Warner Dayton Mayne Emmetsburg Allen Laurens Lewis Marcus McCall Nevada Marly Sar Scott Silay Prewitt Onawa Kansaz Cooke Craft Dowagian Flint Halls Bates Grayling Coitburn Lawrence Mangum Marquette Graves Quincy Minnesota Young Perham Wadena Joubert Wheaton Sebonlau Houston Smullen Lasueur Center

Will You Try the Battle Creek Life for 30 Days

An invitation to request a book from The Battle Creek Sanitarium Co. Ltd. urging readers to test a health regimen at home. It promises expert study on staying well, emphasizes right nutrition, and invites readers to mail for the book.

Battle Creek Arling Battle Creek Sanitarium Co. Ltd Michigan

President Sends A List Of Nominations To Senate

The President yesterday sent nominations to the Senate for various district and federal posts. Key appointments include brigadier general retirements, Western and Eastern district attorneys, U S marshals, customs collectors, surveyors, and postmasters across multiple states and territories. A revision of Territorial taxation for railroads, notably the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific, is also under discussion in Congress.

Senate Senate War Ust Henry Ray the Treasury William T Vernon Kansas Connecticut Hubert Williams Robert I. Chambers Colorado Springs Florida George W Bean Tampa Illingis W . Peffer Odell Indiana A J Kit Goodland Fred Sp Der Angela Edgar A Simmons Kokomo John Owe Noblesville Town Samuel D Hansford Anderson West Point Washington Charlen C White Watervile Frank % Pells Ballara Charles A Primps Wilbur West Virginia Harry E Munday Shepardstown Wisconsin Andrew Nol Chilton Hugh McInnes Cogartown Allan Boggs Wadeon Joseph J Schultz Kenounce George Graham Tonah Aragona New Mexico Hamilton House Santa Fe Railway Arizona Santa Fe Southern Pacific House Committee On Territories California Texas

Taxation Bill and Statehood Ambitions Discussed

A taxation bill signals admission of joint statehood yet faces rejection by prominent administration figures in the House. Experts warn that corporate interests in the territory anticipate future legal readjustments even with joint statehood.

Shewo

Bankers' Committee Meeting Called in Ames for Banking Bills

Arthur Renaldo, president of the Des Moines bank, chairs the American Bankers Association committee on bank regulation. He called a meeting for the Auditorium, Ames, in February to discuss bills before Congress affecting bank legislation.

Atlanta Arthur Renaldo Des Moines Ton Bank Des Moines American Bankers Association Auditorium Ames Chicago Congress

Canal Report Says Final Action Taken on Isthmian Study

The Isthmia Canal Commission concluded action on its consulting engineers reports yesterday. Chairman Shonts returned from New York to attend the session as Secretary Taft prepares to transmit the commission findings to the President, while awaiting Taft’s completion of views on the Philippine unit issues before the Senate committee.

Isthmia Canal Board of Consulting Engineers Shonts New York

Health Office Record of Inmates and Veterans in Washington Hosp

A Health Office ledger lists numerous individuals associated with Washington Asylum Hospital and Children Hospital, including ages from 1 to 84 and durations from 1 month to 17 years. Names such as Loseyh Bond Paul Barrett Sabina Caine Henry Biglisn Sarah Ford and Mabel Ellis appear with addresses and years in care.

Loseyh Bond Washington Janos Paul Barrett Washington Asylum Hatty Price George Wo Trimme Wash Asylum James Wineberger Wasi Asylum Mary G Windason Bersing Road

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