Clash of Leaders in Mine Workers In Pittsburg District
In Pittsburg Pa Feb 8 President Thomas Lewis defied John Mitchells instructions by not ousting Dolan and Bellingham as United Mine Workers leaders urge a new election. Mitchell reports sour over the radical course while strikes loom in Western Pennsylvania and negotiations with anthracite operators in New York and Wilkes Barre.
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Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Washington Post
Pittsburg
Thomas Lewis
John Mitchell
Patrick Dolan
Uriah Bellingham
United Ming Workers
Lewis
Dolan
Currie
Lilly
United States
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Wilson
New York
Wilcox
Delaware and Flexison Company
Anthracite Strike Commission
Wilkesbarre
Marriage and tenth notices in The Washington Fest
Marriage and tenth notices inserted in The Washington Fest will on application appear almost without extra charge for insertion or telegraphing in multiple morning newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger and others.
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Washington
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Hucfalo Courier
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Lous Republic
Syraush Post -Standard
BT Pall Pioneer-Press
Mixneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati Enquirer
GRAFT IN POST OFFICE SITES TRIAL REVEALS PLOT
In Joplin Missouri Charles Blanton faces illegal conspiracy charges over post office site selections in Missouri and Kansas. Witness M M Alexander Batesville Ark jeweler testified last night of a $2000 split with Dr J H Vernon with $500 to Alexander and $1500 to Vernon. Vernon is indicted on a similar charge. Dothan Alabama citizens seek murderers of J M Christmas his wife and child near Cottonwood near Florida line. rewards total 1500 offered.
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Joplin
Charles L. Blanton
Missouri
Kansas
M. M. Alexander
Batesville
Ark
J. H. Vernon
Alexander
Vernon
Blanton
Dothan
Ala
J. M. Christmas
Eid
Cottomwood
Florida State Line
Trial Shocks and Laughs in Mann Case Hearing
Washington Post special correspondent notes the Mann trial hearing before Justice McAvoy where handwriting expert Edwin B. Hay, a hereditary colonel, testifies on the Royal Life Insurance Company president’s writings. The session features quips, laughter, and detailed debate over letter forms and authorship amid perjury charges against Col. Mann of Town Topics.
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Washington Post
New York
Edwin B. Hay
Washington
Justice McAvoy
William d.Alton Mann
Col. Mann
Martin W. Littleton
In Room With Dead Wife Paraldehyde Probe Begins
New York police and the coroner will investigate the death of Mrs. Laura E. Sneden at the Vendome Hotel. Her husband, Dr Warren C Sneden, was present and reportedly consumed paraldehyde with her amounts totaling thirteen ounces in twenty four hours. Coroner Shrady called for a thorough inquiry into the circumstances.
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New York
Laura E. Sneden
Vendome Hotel
Warren C. Sneden
Sneden
Metropolitan Savings Bank
Regulker
Shrady
Love Not Burglars Bound and Gagged Him, Says Woman
New York authorities investigated Edward Ingalls the Chicago youth who claimed he was assaulted at the Abingdon Apartment Hotel. Mrs. Mary Farrington admitted she pursued a romance with him then married a Wall Street chauffeur. Ingalls allegedly bound and drugged himself to feign burglary after learning of the affair.
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Washington Post
New York
Edward Ingalls
Chicago
Senator Ingalls
Abingdon
Marry Farrington
Infalls
Eddie
Mr. Farrington
Wall Street
Hddie
Customs Chiefs Appointed by Treasury Secretary
The Treasury Secretary named new chiefs for U S customs districts in Europe. Charles R. Bradley will head Great Britain from London, Maj. William J T Williams covers France Italy and Spain from Paris, D J Partello leads Eastern Germany from Berlin, Oscar Gottschalk oversees Holland Belgium from Cologne, and Carl Kaufman runs Western Germany from St Gall. All appointees currently work with the U S customs service in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Europe
Great Britain
Charles R. Bradley
London
France
Italy
Spain
Maj
William Jt, Williams
Paris
Germany
D. J. Partello
Berlin
Holland
Belgium
Oscar Gottschalk
Cologne
Switzerland
Carl Kaufman
St. Gall
United States Customs Service
Earthquakes Reported in Michigan and Ecuador
Three distinct shocks were felt across the lake copper district in Michigan causing noticeable building tremors. No cause offered. In Ecuador, slight quakes were felt during the day with a heavy shock at night.
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Lake Copper District
Calumet
Did
Guyagull
Ecuador
Licensed to Marry Names and Places Listed
Licenses issued for marriages include Lewis H. Willams and Mabel Lyons of Alexandria Virginia Olive C. Simmers and Louie Schneider of Harrisburg Pennsylvania Ira C. Smith and S Clyde Carvin Beverly Cary and Genevieve Aldrich of Detroit Michigan Cheries J Jago and Mary Morrissy Jack Cleek and Bessie Gwin of Hivney Virginia William H Stuard and Alice A Courtney of Alexandria Virginia.
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Lewis H. Willams
Mabel Lyons
Alexandria
Louie Schneider
Olive C. Simmers
Harrisburg
Ira C. Smith
S. Clyde Carvin
Beverly Cary
Genevieve Aldrich
Detroit
Mich
Cheries J. Jago
Mary Morrissy
Jack Cleek
Bessie Gwin
Hivney
William H. Stuard
Alice A. Courtney
Health Office Record Deaths Reported
Health Office records list deaths with ages and addresses including Susan Brass at Georgetown University Hospital aged 4% years and Mildred Strong at 606 Delaware ave born 1 year. Other names include Otto H. Coffin 420 ath s w aged 8, Richard Clemmons 72, John J. Connor at 913 20th st nw, Sarah Griffin 947 26th st nw, Jane Page 1103 18th st aw 79, and James Richardson 819 Pig alley sw 48.
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Susan Brass
Georgetown
Univ. Hosp
Otto H. Coffin
S. Sw
Richard Clemmons
Virginia Ave. Nw
Paren J. Cryer
7Th St. Nw
John J. Connor
20Th St. Nw
Sarah Griffin
26Th St. Nw
Jordan
3D St
James Richardson
Pig Alley
Frank A. Smith
Sanford EB. Stratton
BR. 1
Ave. Nw
Mildred Strong
Delaware Ave
Frances Tucker
17Th St. Ow
Negro murderer Rufus Johnson is hanged in New Jersey
Rufus Johnson, jailed for the January 18 Moorestown barn murder of Miss Allinson, was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to be hanged two weeks from the trial. He confessed to killing her to prevent pursuit, denying a second crime, while the court expected he would be executed Friday February 24.
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Rufus Johnson
Migs Allinson
Washington Post
Mount Holly
N. J
Jersey
Miss Allinson
Moorestown
Baltimore
Johnson
Goodenough Farm
Hendrickson
Poison for Her Husband Indictment in Mississippi
Wilkinson County grand jury indicted Mrs. W C Stewart on poisoning her husband to gain a $10,000 life policy. She allegedly gave morphine in large amounts. family physicians saved him. The judge who empanelled the grand jury is related to her, and a special judge will preside at the trial likely next week.
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Stewart
M. H. ‘Wilkinson
Atov
Vaydaman
Dyspepsia Tablets Featured In Dinner Table Dialogue
A humorous scene shows Mr White touting Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the cure for all stomach ills. He explains the tablet digests food, relieves heartburn and indigestion, and promises renewed energy, claiming the pills are sold for 50 cents a package and available anywhere.
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Mr. White
Mr. Black
la Newburgh
Stuart
Appointment of Capt Fersen as Vladivostok commandant
St. Petersburg reports Capt Baron Fersen, formerly Russian naval attaché in Washington and late commander of the Fourteenth Naval Equipage, named commandant of the port of Vladivostok after mutiny relief of Admiral Greve. Fersen credited with restoring discipline and hailing from the Swedish Fersen lineage. previously commanded the protected cruiser Izumrud and active near Vladivostok after the Sea of Japan battle.
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St. Petersburg
Baron Fersen
Washington
Fourteenth
Vladivostok
Greve
Fersen
Count Fersen
Marie Artianette
Marie Antioinette
Brussels
Stockholm
Russia
Sea of Japan
U S Debt Row Over Haiti Bond Interest Cut
Italy presses the United States asking if Washington will shield Haiti’s creditors as it did with the Dominican republic. Rome fears Haiti will reduce bond interest by about half without creditor consent, prompting questions on U.S. action and Haitian consent. Secretary Root has no current information on any proposed cut and awaits Senate action on the Dominican treaty.
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United States
Haiti
Dominican Republic
America
Black Republic
Rome
Signor Montagna
Root
Italy
Senate
Morales
Col
George R. Colton
Insular Bureau
War Department
Belgium
Santo Domingo
Montagna
Octogenarian victory as bridegroom wins love at last
Col J M Rowan of Union West Virginia eighty years old and a former state official won lifelong affection of Miss Mary B McIntyre forty two after fifteen years of courting. The wedding occurred at 3 pm at Dr Wallace Radcliffe’s home 400 K Street Northwest and the couple will reside in Union West Virginia.
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Col
A. S Rowan
Garcia
J. M. Rowan
Dan Cupid
Mary B. McIntyre
Col. Rowan
Union
W. Va
Cuba
Miles
Virginia
Albemarle
Washington
West Virginia
Portillo
Pastor Justin Wade Dies After Suicide Attempt in Waukegan
Rev Justin Wade pastor and paper business manager in St Louis was arrested for obscene letters and attempted suicide by leaping in front of a Chicago and Northwestern train near Waukegan Illinois. He survived initial injuries but was expected to die soon. Wade had earlier held pastorates in Sedalia Missouri and other posts, with a varied career including newspaper work and restaurant service at a World's Fair event.
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Chicago
Justin @ Ware
First Congregational Church
Waukegan
Northwestern
Green Bay
Justnce Goodsene Wade
St. Louis
Swope Gallery of Art Gift for Kansas City Announced
Col Swope provides 1 400 acres for a permanent art gallery to be styled after the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington. The plan calls for a gallery building, a $450,000 structure with an annuity of 200 to the city for supper and other expenses. The gift includes funds to support the gallery’s operation and public program aims in Kansas City.
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Swope
Iwanses Citys
Meh
Thomas
Kansas City
Manent Gallery of Art
Sworte Gallery of Art
Wine Wall
Collayope
Curcoren Gallery of Art
Washington
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Tames
Helovea
Sarah Jevima Edmunds
Luft
Punemi
Twelfth Street
Meads
Annie A
Charles C. Meads
Fourth Street
Richmond
Hortamouth
Willient Shoemaker
P Street
Susan W. Stocking
Syracuse
Bresguat
Ford Breslau
Punxsutawney
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company
Jefferson and Clearfield Coal and Iron Company
Beyle
Buffalo
Rochester
Jefferson
Indiana
Clearfield
Robinson
Reading
Reading Railroad Company
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
R. F. Harvey's
Fourteenth Street NW
Commodiaus Chain Telephone
North
S79
John R. Wright
J. William Lee
Main
Qsk
George P. Zarhorst
Capitol
Trientane
Niewera
Alabama
To-Kalon Wine Co
14Th St
Mann
Ed. Hay
Frank
Osborne
The
Royal Life Insurance Company
Littleton
Royal Life
Collier
Hart
Jerome
Sslant
David N. Carvalho
Mr. Carvalho
Mdichens
Pilckwick
Cruikshank
Wwe
Mr. Littleton
Justice MckEvey
Garfield
Packers
Humphrey
Eddie Ingalls
Michigan
Health Office Record
Justice Swift
Mississippi
Capt
U. S
Miss McIntyre
Seige
New York World
Fairpain
Apollinaris
Neuenahr
Kup
Selheimer
Grosner
Ave
St. Laws
Sedalia
Beb S
George Sumimens
Simmons
John Whiting
Peeria
Chareh BiMay
Knights Peraplirs Adarces Ued
Fey
Mareonea New Yorkes
Southauston
Queenstown
Mayeth
la Toursine
Gowan
Dusenbury Gowan
Gowan Medical Co
Durham
N. C
Affleck’s Drug Store
Pa. Ave
Mr. Gowan
Newspapen Frrhiye
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