Union Men Deny Boycott and Violence in Typothetae Case
The Columbia Typographical Union No. 101 and the eight hour committee filed an answer to an injunction petition. Affidavits from 63 supporters claim no boycott or violence, while the printers deny boycott acts and allege the Typothetae is a restraint on trade. They assert open offices for union men since January 1908 and detail alleged contract and transport arrangements backing their position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Typographical Union
Justice Stafford
J. #. Flannery
Thixty
John Berg
Typographical Union
No. Wi
Thomas C. Parsons
Joseph H. Roddy
Philadelphia
D. Magar Bush
Martinsburg
W. Va
J. D. Alexander
Wilkesbarre
Parsons
Golden Rule
Roanoke
Typothetae
Ralston & Siddon
No. 101
Tppothetae
Auion
Flagg
New York
MclIntosh
Howard
George Gibson
Nowimions
Howard L. McIntosh
Roberts
Thomas
Dolan
Affant Forrest
Myers
Underwood
Diamond J
District Commissioners Back Bill to Punish False Alarmters
District Commissioners endorse a Senate bill to punish false fire alarms in Washington with fines or imprisonment. They propose the District be authorized to set penalties, not exceeding $100 fine or six months imprisonment, to deter repeat offenses and emphasize seriousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
District of Columbia
Sylvester
Old Pump at Twelfth and I Streets to be Removed
The public pump at Twelfth and I Streets Northwest, longtime neighborhood convenience, is to be removed following a District water department decision. Superintendent McParland announced the pump had been out of order for some time and that nearby homes now receive Polomac water.
Russell Suffers Relapse At University Affair
A report notes Attorney General Chads W. Russell suffered a relapse after an event at George Washington University yesterday. He had been nearly recovered two weeks ago and was discharged from hospital but then declined again. Adjusted travel offers advertise low Mardi Gras fares to New Orleans Mobile and Pensacola on Southern Highway trains February 2 to 26 with Pullman sleepers and dining cars. apply 75 a. Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chads W. Russell
George Wwetgston University
Christ
Mardi Gras
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Southern Hivy
A. Ave
Firemen Pay Precedent In No 1 Engine Case
Commissioner Macfarland backs reducing ranks and denying days off instead of fines for three No. 1 Engine Company members found guilty of negligence that damaged an engine. A fine of 5 monthly payments to cover 150 dollars was imposed but later debated as unjust to families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 1
Macfarland
Macfarlane
Belt
Engineer Wooster
Rick and
Hurley
Robinson
Fire Department
Louisiana Avenue
Claims Time Expires As Local Grade Change Heard
The union station construction board at City Hall continued testimony on damages to properties on Land Congress streets northeast from grade changes. witnesses testified depreciation in property values and disputes over filing deadlines for petitions. A decision from Sir Sinclair’s district counsel was expected this morning at 2. A jury for land condemnation along Prescott Place extension was summoned for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Termined Station Grade Claims Commission
Congress Streets
Jan
Sinclair
Damaens
John A. Shultz
Shultz
Congress
Dam and
Wat
Alr. Shultz
Java and
Actoracs
William A. S. Churen
Percy S. Foster
John & Swerinsted
William M. Somville
John i. Nolin
Joseph M. Bailey
Jona J. Barnard
Jive Barnard
Clubmen in a Wrangle Over Elks Officers
The District Supreme Court was asked to determine proper officers of Morning Star Lodge No 4. Two factions claim authority in quo warranto actions brought by several members against Samuel F. Craig. The Colored Young Woman’s Christian Association moved into the Miner Institute Building on Maryland avenue with five rooms and a dormitory and plans a reception next week. In Criminal Court No 1, George Wood pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the December case and was remanded to jail pending trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
Morning Star Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World
Thomas F. Harper
Prince A. Hairston
George B. P. Overton
James Brown
R. H. Jones
Albert B. Rice
William I. Herron
James Marshall
Nelson Jones
Rubert H. Jackson
Samuel F. Craig
George W. Rénardé
Lloyd Stewart
James T. Banks
William 4. Thomas
John W. Patterson
Aaron J. Gaskins
Colored Young Woman's Christian Association
Miner Institute
Maryland Avenue
Perore
George Wood
Thomas Brown
Wood
J. B. McLaughlin
W. D. Bride
Waste Paper Utilization Company Formed in Washington
The Washington Reclaiming Company, incorporated yesterday with $10,000 capital, will collect waste paper and rubbish, sort it into marketable classes, and burn the remainder to generate power. Founders are Louis Cobwell Cassius M C Scott and Kaward Birckhead, with plant equipment on South Capitol Street. Additional text notes the Southern Pacific Tea Company formation with $5,000 capital to import teas and coffees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Reclaiming Company
Louis Cobwell
Cassius M. C. Scott
Kaward Birckhead
South Capitol Street
Norman WW. Wrenn
Julia M. Willis
James H. Doran
Waddy
Currin
Baltimore
Southern Pacific Tea Company
Pleads Guilty of Bigamy in Criminal Court
Robert L. Wharton, a forty year old commercial drayman, pleaded guilty before Justice Gould to a bigamy indictment. Judge Gould sentenced him to the minimum two years. Wharton had married Emma in St Paul in 1881 and lived with her until about three years ago when she divorced him. He then married Martha in Rockville, Missouri, the next day they remarried after a divorce suit was filed by Emma in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Wharton
Juatz Gould
Justice Gould
Wlherton
Imma
St. Paul
Minn
Wharton
Evrtha M. Miller
Justice Sifford
Rockville
Georgetown Citizens' Association reelects officers
At a Wednesday night meeting Georgetown Citizens' Association re elected all officers from the past year. Smith Thompson Jr serves as president. The bulletin lists assorted local goods and ads including groceries, shoes, candies, and trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Citizens’ Association
Smith | Thompson, Jr
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Pennsylvania Ave
Seventh St
Yen Ferro
Ase
Sinergenais
Horn
Ind
A. P. Andrews
la. Ave
D St
Niewera Pergrehive
Union
Cincinnati
Indorse
Maj. Sylvester
Twelfth
U Streets
Russell
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Elks’ Lodge
Craven
Cravenette
Priestley
Goodyear Rain Coat Co
Ninth Street N. W
Company Incorporated
Radway
Chas
Billings
Rnadway & CO
Elm &J
J. Maury Dove Go. (Incorporated
FN. W
N. W
N.W
S. W
Bay of House
Herrmann
Seventh and I
Sts
Maryland Club
John H. Magruder
Connecticut Ave
K St
City Bulletins
Johnston
J. Jay Gould
Wan
A. Zeck Co
Welige
Steve
Chestnut
Joyce Engraving Company
Star
Keene's Shoe
Baltimore and Return
Baltimore & Ohio R. BR
Royal Limited
Velotto
Tel
Schley
Army and Navy Union
Theodore Roosevelt
Berlin
Gill’s
Jindsay
Welsbach
Lampa
C. A. Muddiman & Co
Tc. J. T. D. Pyles
Cote. Ae
Ceres
R ‘Oles As
Burchell
National Capital Brewing CO
J. T. Walker Sons
10Th Street
M. W
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Hubbard Heating Co
F Street
ESCO
John B. Espey
A. Eberly
St. Eatabolishea
7Th St
Mass. Ave
Victor E. Adler
Sait Sant
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