Woman Seized at White House and Detained at House of Detention
An incident at the White House led to a woman being seized and dragged to the House of Detention after she demanded an audience with the President. Police and physicians later examined her. she claimed mistreatment and said she was treated harshly by officers in the executive offices. Her husband, Morris, and family disputes were discussed, with ongoing questions about responsibility and motive.
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White House
East Terrace
House of Detention
Frick
Lee
Libert
New Willard
Morris
Mysterious Absence at White House Stir Fray
Secretaries Loeb and Barnes could not be located after a disputed incident at the White House. Barnes left about fifteen minutes later and did not return. The President refused to see newspaper men while entertaining the diplomatic corps. In Indianapolis, Dr Minor Morris and wife Mrs Morris were longtime residents until five years ago with notable social and professional ties.
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Rence
Loeb
Husband in Hamilton Ohio linked to Washington Capital case
Minor Morris, husband of Mrs. Morris dragged from the White House at Washington, now lives with his brother Minter Morris near Shandon Ohio. Former U S government employee, he and wife once visited Indianapolis. Mrs. Morris is sister to Congressman Hull of Town. Morris has refused to discuss the incident.
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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
TWO SONS IN ST LOUIS SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON POST
Mrs. Miner Morris formerly married to L. Highney tax commissioner of the Missouri Pacific Railroad is linked to St Louis. Sons Locke and Wilber Highleyman reside there. Locke left for Florida, brother in Arkansas. The couple divorced fifteen years ago and she later wed Dr Minor Morris.
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Washington Post
St. Loui
Miner Morris
White House
St. Louis
L. Highneyman
Missouri Pacfic Railroad
Pwo
Locke
Wiber Highleyman
Florida
Arkansas
Des Moines
Minor Morris
Acen
Buckingham Club
Trighleyman
Two Employers Give In During Typothetae Strike
After day one of the Social Typographical Union versus the Typothetae, confidence runs high on both sides. Clarence E Davis and Manhattan printing establishments bowed to eight hour demands. Union members cheer the break and plan a roll call, mass meeting, and public statement pending.
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Typothetae
Typvothetae
Typothetas
Clarence 7. Davis
Manhattan
Nrios
Clarence E. Davis
Ytspothetae
Davis
The
Supreme Court hears tobacco trust case on witness compulsion
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether the government can compel testimony in anti trust proceedings against the tobacco trust. Hale and McAli refused to testify before a grand jury and were jailed for contempt, with appeal denied. The cases resemble the Balmingan decision on book disclosure. Also notes No Word from Thistlewood as the steamer Thistlewood ashore near Pensacola after a storm.
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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
Thistlewood
Pensacola
Fla
Pensacola Bar
Reluctant witness testifies in Foster hazing case at Annapolis
Special to The Washington Post reports Midshipman Worth W. Foster facing court martial on hazing charges with four specifications. Roberts testified Foster ordered him under a table and to hang from a locker during meals, though the defense argued the evidence was too indefinite. Other midshipmen described similar incidents, while the court considered the new 1903 hazing law and its impact on admissible testimony.
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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
Will R. Mannier
Roberta Lent
Tuberus
Poster
Mannier
C. R. Syatt
Tester
Rober
Willam I. Beck
Witess
Paul H. Rice
John C. Campbell
Jonas H. Ingram
West Point
Ingram
Carver
Clevinger
L. M. Atkins
William C. Barker
Grover C. Clevinger
Tim
Allen Chantry, Jr
Chantry
Mr. Theall
Theall
Trenmor Coffin, Jr
Jordone H. Kimbrough
Gift From Plebes Silver Match Safe to Midshipman Bartlett
Midshipman Bartlett received a finely engraved silver match safe from the fourth-class men at Annapolis on January 4. The gesture reflects the plebes appreciation for Bartlett’s consideration throughout the year, showing one upper-class cadet not feared by his younger peers.
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Bartlett
Washington Post
Annapolla
Funeral of Daniel Ruben Held at 2 PM at Residence
The funeral for Daniel Ruben who died Wednesday night after injuries from a fall in an elevator shaft at his King and St. Asaph business location will be conducted at 2 o'clock this afternoon from his home at 116 Cameron Street Alexandria. Ruben, 47, was active in business and fraternal circles and belonged to several lodges. he is survived by his mother a brother Leopold and a sister Miss Sarah Ruben.
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Daniel Ruben
King and
St. Asaph Streets
Alexandria
Cameron Street
Ruben
Council
Royal Arcanum
Alexandria-Washington
Muuen
Mother of
Jesus
Mr. Frank
Dr. Simpson
Horner
Banquet Committee Named For Grand Army Of The Republic
Department Commander Tasker announces the Grand Army of the Republic banquet committee for 196. Thomas S Hopkins chairs with Maj John McKilroy Capt Arthur Hendricks and others. The banquet at the New Willard is February 8 in honor of Commander in Chief Corp James Tanner. Attendance expected to exceed previous banquets. Movements of Ocean Steamships show arrivals and departures including Cedric La Lorraine Battle and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
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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
New York
Cedric
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
Plymouth
Chérbourg
Havre
la Lorraine
Queenstown
Battle
Liverpook
Wife collapses as case links witness in dentist murder trial
Northport report details Mrs Julia Simpson, daughter of Bartley Horner, collapsing at home while urged as an important witness in the trial of Dr J P Heyen for the murder of the father in law. Doctor notes risk of nervous breakdown and questions hypnotic influence claims. Wisnewskie's condition improves as police note no substantiation of hypnotic control claims.
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Washington Post
Northport
Julia Simpson
Bartley T. Horner
Simpson
Furman
J. P. Heyen
Heyen
Beavers and Green Conspiracy Case To Be Heard Jointly
District Attorney Baker announced that next week a trial date will be set for George W. Beavers and State Senator George E. Green of Binghamton N Y indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government over recorders and cal cating machines for the office Department. The two men may be tried together if possible.
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Beavers
Green
Baker
Yeaterday
George W. Beavers
George E. Green
Binghamton
Weather Summary and Notices from Washington
The Weather Bureau reports cloudy northern and eastern districts with light snow in the Lake region and generally below normal temperatures in the South, above normal in the Rocky Mountains and Northwest. Friday and Saturday expected snow flurries and colder conditions in New England, Middle Atlantic, and near Lake Michigan. Winds vary by coast and region. Also noted are a special forecast for storm warnings along the Atlantic foaks and a local weather report with temperatures and rainfall figures. Plus: Mrs. Fairbanks hosted a luncheon with notable guests, and Marcus Braun, US immigrant inspector, transferred from Montreal to St. John, N.B., a promotion per observers.
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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
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European
Grand Denks
Atlantic
New York
Westport
Asheville
N. C
Atlanta
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N. J
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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
Indorsement of Roosevelt plan by United Daughters of the Confederacy
The UDC met to back President Roosevelt's proposed appropriation for reclaiming graves of Confederate soldiers. Officers elected include President Magus S. Thompson and several vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, registrar, historian, and chaplain. New posts parliamentarian and auditor created. Mary Desha and H L Wheatly chosen for those roles. A paper by Martha Gislow urged 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 Express Theft Case
Investigators from Express companies and Pinkerton detectives probe the $18,000 pouch theft from Augusta to New York. The pouch, opened by cutting wire seals, yielded the cash while a $350,000 package remained untouched. Key officials from Adams, Southern Express, and Baltimore offices are in the city gathering facts as agents deny any known whereabouts of the missing funds.
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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 Include Mass Funds for Church
Several 19th century wills were filed for probate yesterday. Mary Jane Sinclair leaves 116 Fourth Street Northeast to be sold with 10000 set for St Matthew's Catholic Church masses, rest to relatives. Executors named include Ella H Sinclair and Catherine Moran. Daniel P Craig's will also probated. wife Annie F Craig receives all estate including bonds and a mine manuscript.
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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 Citizens Association committee met at 106 Seventh Street Southeast to discuss urgent street railway improvements in the eastern city and a mass meeting at Masonic Temple on January 11. W. Moshy Williams was to report on transport conditions 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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Daughters of Confederacy
Mary J. Sinclair
Lansburgh & Bro
Wuests, &c. Amal
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Seventh Street
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth Street
National Capital Brewing Co
Schwartz
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Sole
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Washington Brewery Co. Ltd
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Washington Do
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