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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1906

Page

49

Clash of Leaders in Mine Workers Fight in Pittsburg District

In Pittsburg district a new election is ordered amid clashes between United Mine Workers leaders. President Mitchell opposes Dolan and Bellingham, while Currie predicts a strike across all hard and soft coal mines starting April 1. Mitchell aims for a conference with mine operators in New York on February 15.

Lewis Mitchell Dolan Currie Lilly United States John Mitchell Indianapolis United Mine Workers Wilson Pennsylvania Pittsburg New York Wilcox Delaware and Flexison Company Anthracite Strike Commission Wilkesbarre 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

Marriage and tenth notices in The Washington Fest

Notices state that marriage and tenth notices can appear in The Washington Fest with almost oneosls without extra charge for insertion or telegraphing in morning papers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard Bt Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer.

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 INVESTIGATION

Witness testifies in Missouri Kansas post office site conspiracy case detailing a $2000 payoff split. jeweler M M Alexander of Batesville Ark says Dr J H Vernon would receive $1500 and he $500. Vernon faces related charges. Meanwhile, citizen posses search for triple murderers near Cottonwood with rewards totaling $1500.

Joplin Charles L. Blanton Missouri Kansas M. M. Alexander Batesville Ark J. H. Vernon Alexander Vernon Blanton

Mann Trial Hearing Hears Handwriting Expert

Edwin B Hay, Washington handwriting expert and self styled hereditary colonel, testifies at Justice McAvoy's Special Sessions as Col William d Alton Mann faces perjury charges. Hay, not infallible, says the Royal Life Insurance Company president discussed letters and signatures amid courtroom laughter and tense cross examination. The session includes images of Mann's signature and letters, with the judge and lawyers engaging over the reliability of handwriting comparisons. Garfield report reading continues in Chicago court on Packers case.

Washington Post New York Edwin B. Hay Washington Justice McAvoy William d.Alton Mann Col. Mann Martin W. Littleton Osborne The Royal Life Insurance Company Littleton Royal Life Collier Hart Jerome Sslant David N. Carvalho Mr. Carvalho Mdichens Pilckwick Cruikshank Mann Wwe

In Room With Dead Wife Killed By Paraldehyde

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, son of a former president, was in the room and says he gave his wife and himself a regular dose of paraldehyde, with 13 ounces used in 24 hours. the coroner notes many questions remain.

New York Laura E. Sneden Vendome Hotel Warren C. Sneden Sneden Metropolitan Savings Bank Regulker Shrady

Love Not Burglares Bound and Gagged Him Self

Chicago youth Edward Ingalls, 19, allegedly staged a burglary to explain injuries after a hotel attack. He claimed to be snifched by thieves, but his companion Mrs. Mary Farrington disclosed he tied himself with kerchiefs to dramatize the robbery. She also admitted she wed a chauffeur after abandoning her husband and Eddie’s jealousy drove the boy to self harm.

Washington Post New York Edward Ingalls Chicago Senator Ingalls Abingdon Marry Farrington Infalls Eddie Mr. Farrington Wall Street Hddie

Customs Chiefs Appointed for European Districts

Secretary of the Treasury names chiefs for customs districts in Europe. Charles R. Bradley will head Great Britain with base in London. Maj. William J. Williams leads France Italy and Spain from Paris. D. J. Partello serves Eastern Germany from Berlin. Oscar Gottschalk covers Holland Belgium from Cologne. Carl Kaufman heads Western Germany and Switzerland from St. Gall. All are presently connected to the U.S. customs service in Europe.

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 Felt Across Copper District and Ecuador

Three distinct earthquake shocks were reported in the lake copper district today, causing significant building movement. No cause given. In Ecuador, slight shocks were felt yesterday with a heavy shock at night.

Lake Copper District Calumet Did Guyagull Ecuador

Licensed to Marry with Multiple City Pairs Listed

A shorthand notice lists couples from Alexandria Harrisburg Detroit Beverly Cary and Genevieve Aldrich both of Detroit Mich and other pairs including Jago Morrissy Cleek Gwin Stuard Courtney with various home cities. The terse entry records intended marriages among several individuals across several states.

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

Deaths in Health Office Record Report

Health Office records list deaths reported through February including Susan Brass of Georgetown University Hospital aged 4% years and Otto H Coffin aged 8, Richard Clemmons 72, Paren J Cryer 9 months, John J Connor, Sarah Griffin 353 Jordan 1203 3d st aw TL years, Frank Jones 29, Ha L Mathuea 12, Ann R Norris 72, Arnold Oswald 52, Wallace Paxson 23, Jane Page 79, James Richardson 48, Frank A Smith 40, Sanford Stratton 70, Mildred Strong 1, Frances Tucker 48.

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 to be hanged in Jersey trial

Rufus Johnson, convicted of first degree murder for the January 18 Moorestown barn killing of Miss Allinson, was sentenced to hang two weeks from February 23 after a brief trial. He denied intent to kill, claiming fear of police prompted the assault as she screamed.

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 indicts Mrs. W C Stewart on poisoning accusations tied to a $10,000 life policy. Morphine allegedly given in large quantities. physicians saved the husband. The case involves judge M H Wilkinson’s relative and a special judge may preside. trial likely next week.

Stewart M. H. ‘Wilkinson Atov Vaydaman

Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Relief in Comic Tale

In a humorous sketch a scene unfolds where Mr White touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure. He argues digestion becomes effortless and energy returns, insisting the tablet digests all in the stomach and stimulates gastric juice, enabling even a crabby diner to enjoy any meal.

Mr. White Mr. Black la Newburgh Stuart

Appointment of Capt Fersen as Vladivostok port commandant

St Petersburg reports Capt Baron Fersen, formerly Russian naval attache in Washington and commander of the Fourteenth Naval Equipage, named commandant of Vladivostok port relieving Adm Greve after the Vladivostok mutiny. His success in restoring order aboard the Fourteenth Equipage underlies the assignment. Fersen, a descendant of Count Fersen, once led the protected cruiser Izumrud and fired on the cruiser near Vladivostok after the Sea of Japan battle.

St. Petersburg Baron Fersen Washington Fourteenth Vladivostok Greve Fersen Count Fersen Marie Artianette Marie Antioinette Brussels Stockholm Russia Sea of Japan

U S Debt Issue Raises Haiti Bond Interest Question

The Italian government asked if the US will intervene in Haiti similar to the Dominican affair to shield Haitian creditors. Haiti plans a possible 50 percent cut in bond interest without creditor consent, prompting Rome to seek American stance while Senate debate over the Dominican treaty continues.

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 Wins Bride After Long Courtship

Col J M Rowan of Union West Virginia aged eighty married Miss Mary B McIntyre aged forty two at the home of Dr Wallace Radcliffe 400 K street north west at 3 pm yesterday The wedding follows fifteen years of patient courtship with monthly Washington visits The bride will reside in Union WV Rowan is a former state treasurer and Confederate officer noted for his son Col A S Rowan who carried the message to Garcia in Cuba The report from the New York World notes a winter boom amid other scattered items in the edition

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 Attempts Suicide by Train in Waukegan

Rev Justin Goodsene Wade pastor of First Congregational Church Waukegan Illinois was arrested by post office inspectors for obscene letters and today attempted to leap in front of a Chicago and Northwestern fast passenger train from Green Bay near the Waukegan depot He survived with likely fatal injuries and was taken to a hospital St Louis meanwhile notes his varied career including ownership of a weekly paper and service as pastor of several congregations prior to his death likely.

Chicago Justin @ Ware First Congregational Church Waukegan Northwestern Green Bay Justnce Goodsene Wade St. Louis

Swope Gallery of Art Fund Planned for Kansas City

Col Swope’s gift to Kansas City would create the Sworte Gallery of Art on 1400 acres, cost about 450 000 dollars with an annuity of 200 dollars to the city for support. The building would resemble the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington and fund a public gallery facility in Swope Park.

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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