Woman claims mistreatment at White House draws inquiry
The Post reports a woman describes being forcibly dragged from the White House to the House of Detention after a disruption at the executive offices. She alleges rough treatment by officers, loss of personal items, and denial of access to the President, leading to medical examination and a later interview. Her husband Morris and other family members are cited, with ongoing questions about motive and responsibility.
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Frick
House of Detention
White House
Lee
Libert
New Willard
Morris
Officials fail to locate Loeb and Barnes after incident
Indianapolis report recalls Secretary Loeb and Mr Barnes eluding contact after the affair. Neither was found at the White House or their homes as inquiries proceed. Barnes departed the White House about fifteen minutes later and did not return. The President hosted the diplomatic corps and refused interviews with reporters.
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Rence
Loeb
Minor Morris in Ohio as Mor ris case linked to Washington
Special to The Washington Fest from Hamilton Ohio reports Minor Morris husband of Mrs Morris who was dragged from the White House in Washington D C is living with his brother Minter Morris at Shandon fourteen miles from Hamilton. Former U S government employee, Morris has stayed quiet with his brother for five months. Mrs Morris sister of Congressman Hull of Town now in Washington, and Mor ris and Miss Hull wed abroad five or six years ago. Morris previously resided in Indianapolis and visited Shandon five years ago. he has not been reachable by phone and no probable cause for his sister in law actions is given.
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John A. T. Hull
Des Moines
Iowa
Morris
the Post
Nightceman
St. Leouis
Hull
Ase
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Hill
Ney
St. Lows
Mir Aughieymare
Europe
Ives Moines
Indianapolis
Washington
Art Medical
Moi
Learch
Hamilton
Ohio
Minor Morris
D. C
Minter "Morris
Shannon
United States
Hite
Midshipman
Will R. Mannier
Roberta Lent
Tuberus
Poster
Mannier
Foster
C. R. Syatt
Tester
Roberts
Rober
Willam I. Beck
Witess
Paul H. Rice
Rice
John C. Campbell
Jonas H. Ingram
West Point
Ingram
Gommanger
Magruder
Sipt
Sands
Midshipmen
Marzoni
Moody
Naval Academy
Two Sons in St Louis Special to The Washington Post
Mrs. Miner Morris, formerly Mrs. L. Highney, once St Louis wife of Missouri Pacific Railroad tax commissioner, is connected to a White House incident. Her sons Locke and Wilber Highleyman reside in St Louis with Locke heading to Florida and the other to Arkansas.
Two Employers Give In By Typothetae Strike
After the first day of conflict the Typothetae and the social typographical union show confidence in the outcome. Clarence E. Davis and Manhattan printing establishments conceded to the eight hour demand, boosting union morale. Both sides report shops short-handed but expect full operation soon as reinforcements arrive.
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Typothetae
Typvothetae
Typothetas
Clarence 7. Davis
Manhattan
Nrios
Clarence E. Davis
Ytspothetae
Davis
The
Supreme Court hears tobacco trust case amid witness contempt
The Supreme Court heard arguments on government anti trust authority to compel testimony in the tobacco trust cases. Hale and McAli refused to produce books and answer questions before the New York grand jury and were cited for contempt. The Pensacola report follows, noting no new information on the steamer This tlewood ashore near Pensacola.
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Supreme Court of
United States
Chicago
Tobacco Trust
Tovarco Trust
New York
Edgin F&f Hale
Wiliam H. McAli
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of
Supreme Court
Delaney Nicol
Reluctant witness testifies at Foster hazing trial
Special to The Washington Post from Annapolis reports Midshipman Worth W. Foster of New Albany Ind facing charges of hazing fourth class midshipmen Roberts and Hoberts. Witnesses recount orders to Roberts under a table and to hang from a locker, with opinions split on sufficiency of proof and applicability of new hazing statute.
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Annapolis
Foster
Washington Post
Worth W. Foster
New Albany
Ind
Manchester &, Hoberts
Joliet
Roberts
Floberts
B.S. Theail
Times
Dave
Bancroft
Midshipmanchester
Noperts
Capt. Rees
Midshipman
Clevenger
Decatur
Toaster
Hark
Midshipmen
Rice
Buchanan
Ingram
Carver
Clevinger
L. M. Atkins
Gift From Plebes Silver Match Safe Given to Midshipman Bartlett
Midshipman Bartlett received a silver engraved match safe from fourth-class members at Annapolis on January 4. The gift honors his consideration for the plebes during the year, showing one upper-classman is not feared by the underclass.
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Bartlett
Washington Post
Annapolla
Funeral of Daniel Ruben Held This Afternoon in Alexandria
The funeral for Daniel Ruben, injured by a fall in an elevator shaft at his King and St. Asaph street business, will be held at 2 pm from his residence 116 Cameron street. He was 47, unmarried, son of Moritz Ruben, with siblings Leopold and Sarah. he led local business and fraternal groups and will be attended by Alexandria Masonic and Royal Arcanum lodges.
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Daniel Ruben
King and
St. Asaph Streets
Alexandria
Cameron Street
Ruben
Council
Royal Arcanum
Alexandria-Washington
Banquet Committee Named For Grand Army of the Republic
Department Commander Tasker announces the 196 banquet panel with Thomas S. Hopkins as chairman and Maj John McKilroy Capt Arthur Hendricks George Slaybaugh Col B F Bing ham Judge J G Kimball Capt Abram Hart C G M Robinson Judge H B Moulton H L Johnson Capt E H Ho brook G M Husted Capt Walter Halleck Maj L P Williams The banquet at the New Willard is February 8 in honor of Commander in Chief Corp James Tanner and attendance is expected to exceed prior events. Moves of Ocean Steamers note arrivals Cedric La Lorraine and ships Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Battle and others in and out of New York and Havre.
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Department
Tasker
Thomas S. Hopkins
John McKilroy
Arthur Hendricks
George HH. Slaybaugh
Col
B. F. Bingham
J. G. Kimball
Abram Hart
C. G M. Robinson
H. B. Moulton
H. L. Johnson
E. H. Hobrook
G. M. Husted
Walter Halleck
L. P. Williams
New Willard
Corp
James Tanner
Wife Also in Stupor Collapses As Witnesses S
Northport report on January 16 4 Mrs Julia Simpson daughter of Bartley T Horner accused in the murder of her father in law collapses at home. District attorney Furman says she may be a key witness for the prosecution and Dr J P Heyen fears a serious nervous breakdown could prevent testimony. Wisnewskie improved and taken for a walk as doctors plan rest and nourishment resumes after days without food. A rumor of hypnotic influence is unsubstantiated. Frank an associate of Dr Simpson returns after a sudden absence to testify at the Horner case hearing.
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Washington Post
Northport
Julia Simpson
Bartley T. Horner
Simpson
Furman
J. P. Heyen
Heyen
Muuen
Mother of
Jesus
Mr. Frank
Dr. Simpson
Horner
Beavers and Green Conspiracy Case to Be Tried Jointly
District Attorney Baker announced the indictment of George W. Beavers and State Senator George E. Green of Binghamton N Y C for conspiracy to defraud the government over recorder and calling machines for the office department. The two men will be tried together if possible next week as per the plan.
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Beavers
Green
Baker
Yeaterday
George W. Beavers
George E. Green
Binghamton
Weather and notices from a midwestern newspaper
The report details a storm system moving from the St. Lawrence Valley with further forecasts of cloudy skies and light snow in the Lake region, while the rest of the country trends fair with below normal southern temperatures and above normal conditions in the Rocky Mountain area. It lists wind directions, forecasts for Friday and Saturday, a Grand Banks forecast, and local temperatures, rainfall, sunshine, and city readings. It also notes social events with Mrs Fairbanks as guest of honor and an immigration inspector transfer from Montreal to St John New Brunswick, described as a promotion.
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U. 8
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Northeestern
Iowa
St. Lawrence Valley
Lake
Rocky Mountain
Mirabouri Valley
Montana
Pacific Coast
Plateau
Lake Region
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Denks
Atlantic
New York
Westport
Asheville
N. C
Atlanta
Atlantic City
N. J
Bismarck
N. D
Boston
Maas
Buffalo
Chicago
Incinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Denver
Colo
Les Moines
Lona
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Kangay City
Pittsburg
East Lake City
St. Louis
Indorse Roosevelt Policy On Confederate Graves Reclamation
United Daughters of the Confederacy met and backed Roosevelt's plan for funding grave reclamation of Confederate soldiers. Officers elected include President Magus S. Thompson and first vice president John M. Hickey. New roles created for parliamentarian and auditor. Mary Desha and H L Wheatly elected to those posts. Martha Gislow presented a paper advocating dendustrial education for illiterate white children in the South.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Roosevelt
Magus S. Thompson
John M. Hickey
W. Oscar Roame
Drury C. Ludlow
Charlies H. Fred
EK. Maynicke-Stilman
Arthur E. Johbnsen
J. B. Muleare
H. A. Gillenwater
Mary Desha
H. L. Wheatly
Martha Gislow
South
Escapes With a Fortune in a Robbed Express Pouch
Eighteen thousand dollars was taken from a pouch sent from Augusta Georgia to New York. The pouch was opened by cutting the wire and resealing, deceiving the messenger. Express officials and Pinkerton detectives are investigating in Washington and Charlotte with several company officials questioned. No location for the missing funds has been established.
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Augusta
New York
Washington
Express
Pinkerton
Southern Express Company
Columbia
S. C
Through Southern
Adams Express Company
Barrett
Adams Company
H. W. Huff
Adams
Baltimore
J. FE. Sadler
Southern Fis Press Company
Charlotte
N. C
Jordan and Moore
Arthur Telfer
Huff
Wills Filed for Probate Names Several Executors and Bequests
Mary Jane Sinclair seeks to leave 1000 for masses from premises at 116 Fourth Street NE with 10000 to St Matthews Church. Residue to near relatives. Executors: Ella H Sinclair Catherine Blair. Daniel P Craig leaves all to wife Annie F Craig. Blair and others named executrixes.
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Mary Jane Sinclair
Fourth Street
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Ella H. Sinclair
John Moran
Catherine
Laura Constance Blair
Herbert B
Blair
Daniel P. Craig
United States
Colorado
Annie F. Craig
Executrix
No Report on Railway Needs Eastern City Meeting
The Eastern Citizens' Association discussed urgent street railway improvements for the eastern city. A mass meeting was planned for January 11 at Masonic Temple. W. Moshy Williams was to report on current transport facilities but was absent due to illness. another special meeting is set for next Tuesday.
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Ctty
Cumming
Masonic Temple
Eastern Citizens’ Association
Seventh Street Southeast
J. W. Bubson
W. Moshy Williams
Hiness
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St. Loui
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Missouri Pacfic Railroad
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Locke
Wiber Highleyman
Florida
Arkansas
Acen
Buckingham Club
Trighleyman
Thistlewood
Pensacola
Fla
Pensacola Bar
Mskea
William C. Barker
Grover C. Clevinger
Tim
Allen Chantry, Jr
Chantry
Mr. Theall
Theall
Trenmor Coffin, Jr
Jordone H. Kimbrough
Plebes
G. A. R. Feast
Cedric
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
Plymouth
Chérbourg
Havre
la Lorraine
Queenstown
Battle
Liverpook
Fairbanks
Southerland
Ww. TL HH. Southerland
Faroness Wussche
Madano Walker-Martinez
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Newberry
Navy
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Kew
Etxyburn
Oyt
Mia
Ross
William E. Curtis
Marcus Braun
Montreall
St. John, N. B
Braun
Austria
Daughters of Confederacy
Mary J. Sinclair
Lansburgh & Bro
Wuests, &c. Amal
Madras
Seventh Street
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth Street
National Capital Brewing Co
Schwartz
Pelzman
Pedro Domecq
Sole
B. C
Washington Brewery Co. Ltd
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Ls. Ave.n.w
D St
Oppenheimer
Oth St
Hubbard Heating
F Street
M. W
Telephope Main
Connecticut
Tharp
N.W
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Pont
Hatek
Hugh
Canjur
Sun
W Neton Post
Washington Do
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Bothler
Tracnon Company
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H. D. Crampton
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Bochan
Franz
Bornsehein
Car of Music
Sumlay
Baltimore Sun
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Ty Carrie
Cary
WM Smith Ogert
Aqther Piaw
Gam
Oomakerc Co
St Jay
Telenhone
Neewspa Or
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