Woman Seized at White House and Detained
A woman, forcibly led along the White House grounds to the House of Detention, was later questioned by physicians and claimed rough treatment by officers. She said she sought an interview with the President regarding her husband Morris and alleged unlawful discharge from the army medical service. Her account described being dragged and subjected to an examination, with bystanders ignoring her appeals for help.
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White House
East Terrace
House of Detention
Frick
Lee
Libert
New Willard
Morris
Loeb
Basy
Megro
Mme
Hull
Europe
Ives Moines
Iowa
Indianapolis
Washington
Art Medical
Moi
Learch
Prominent Indianapolis Couple Remembered in Obituary Snippet
The text recalls Dr and Mrs Minor Morris once living at Broadway and Fifteenth in Indianapolis. Mrs Morris was celebrated in social circles and music teaching, while Dr Morris enjoyed professional success. A recent visit by Mrs Morris is noted, with former friends recalled.
Husband in Hamilton Ohio linked to Washington capital incident
Special to The Washington Fest reports Minor Morris, husband of Mrs Morris dragged from the White Flouses in Washington, D C, now living with his brother Minter Morris at Shandon, Ohio. A former U S government employee, he and his wife, sister of Congressman Hull, married abroad five or six years ago. Neighbors say he has kept a quiet, sequestered life and has not spoken by phone about the incident or its cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Rence
Loeb
Washington
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 a former St Louis social figure linked to L. Highney, Missouri Pacific Railroad tax commissioner. Sons Locke and Wilber Highleyman live in St Louis with Locke headed to Florida. the other in Arkansas. Divorce occurred fifteen years ago before her remarriage to 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 as Typothetae Struggle Ends Day One
The Typothetae faces a decisive shift as Clarence E Davis and Manhattan printing establishments concede to eight hour demands. Union leaders cheer the defections while printers plan mass meetings and roll calls. Officials promise an official statement on staffing numbers as ships run shorthanded.
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Typothetae
Typvothetae
Typothetas
Clarence 7. Davis
Manhattan
Nrios
Clarence E. Davis
Ytspothetae
Davis
The
Supreme Court hears tobacco trust cases on witness compulsion
The Supreme Court heard arguments in the tobacco trust cases seeking to compel witnesses to testify in anti trust actions. Hale and McAli refused to produce books, were held in contempt, and sought habeas corpus relief. The decision parallels the Baliman books ruling and tests government power to force disclosures. Pensacola news notes the steamer This tlewood ashore near Pensacola during a storm with no new information.
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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
Witness testifies in court martial over hazing at Annapolis
Reluctant midshipman Roberts testified that Midshipman Foster ordered him under a table and to hang from a locker during meals. Other officers described first class students directing hazing, with several witnesses confirming orders and involvement at the table.
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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
Allen Chantry, Jr
Chantry
Mr. Theall
Theall
Trenmor Coffin, Jr
Jordone H. Kimbrough
Gift From Plebes Silver Match Safe to Midshipman Bartlett
Midshipman Bartlett, honored by fourth class members at Annapolis, received a finely engraved silver match safe from the plebes for his consideration during the year. The presentation underscores the mutual regard between upper and lower classmen at the naval academy.
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Bartlett
Washington Post
Annapolla
Funeral of Daniel Ruben Held at 2 P M at 116 Cameron Street
The funeral for Daniel Ruben, who died from injuries after a fall in an elevator shaft at his King and St. Asaph business, will be held this afternoon from his residence at 116 Cameron Street at 2 o'clock. He was active in business and fraternal groups and is survived by his mother, a brother Leopold Ruben, and a sister Sarah Ruben.
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Gommanger
Magruder
Sipt
Sands
Midshipmen
Midshipman
Marzoni
Moody
Naval Academy
Daniel Ruben
King and
St. Asaph Streets
Alexandria
Cameron Street
Ruben
Council
Royal Arcanum
Alexandria-Washington
Banquet committee named for G A R event
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 prior banquets. Several speakers have accepted invitations. Movements of Ocean Steamers: Cedric arrived Liverpool and Pennsylvania Hamburg sailed. La Lorraine arrived New York. Battle sailed from Liverpool to New York.
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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 Witness in Dentist Murder Case
Northport reports Mrs Julia Simpson collapsed at home while her husband and she face murder charges in the death of Bartley T Horner. District attorney Furman warned her testimony would be pivotal. Dr J P Heyen warned she risks a nervous breakdown if not secluded. Wisnewskie showed improvement. he walks outside and may resume eating once eyes settle. A Polish helper’s alleged hypnotic influence remains unsubstantiated. Frank, linked to Dr Simpson, left on short notice to attend a professional matter and will testify Monday.
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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 Heard Jointly
District Attorney Baker announced that next week a day will be set for the trial of George W. Beavers and State Senator George E. Green of Binghamton N.Y. indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government over recorder and cal caling machines for the office Department. They will be tried together if possible.
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Beavers
Green
Baker
Yeaterday
George W. Beavers
George E. Green
Binghamton
Weather Forecast and Notices from Washington and Ottawa
The Weather Bureau reports a storm moved through the St. Lawrence Valley with lingering cloudiness in northern and eastern districts and light snow in the Lake region. Elsewhere the nation sees fair conditions with cooler readings in the South and warm in the Northwest. Friday and Saturday bring snow flurries and below freezing temps in parts, with winds varied along coasts and lakes. Also noted are special storm warnings along Atlantic shores and a local weather report with temperatures ranging from mid 40s to high 60s, humidity, rainfall, and sunshine figures. Separate items include Mrs Fairbanks as luncheon guest of honor and the transfer of Marcus Braun, a United States immigrant inspector, from Montreal to St John, 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
Indorsement of Roosevelt plan by United Daughters of the Confederacy
The United Daughters of the Confederacy met last night and endorsed President Roosevelt's push for funding to reclaim graves of Confederate soldiers. Officers elected include President Magus S. Thompson and secretary Drury C. Ludlow, with new roles created for parliamentarian and auditor. Mary Desha and H. L. Wheatly named to those offices. Martha Gislow spoke on establishing industrial 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 Major Express Robbery
Eighteen thousand dollars vanished from a pouch sent from Augusta to New York via Washington. The pouch passed through Augusta, Columbia, and Charlotte before reaching New York where the loss was found. Wire seals were tampered and investigators from Express companies and Pinkerton traced the route and questioned messengers and officials. Company officials say there are no new developments and no idea where the money disappeared.
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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 of Sinclair Moran Blair and Craig filed for probate
Several 19th and early 20th century wills were filed for probate. Mary Jane Sinclair leaves 116 Fourth Street Northeast to be sold with the proceeds to fund masses for St Matthew’s Church and the remainder to relatives, with Ella H. Sinclair named executrix. John Moran’s 1905 will leaves his estate to his widow Catherine who is executrix. Laura Constance Blair receives sole benefit from Herbert B.’s 1896 will, with Blair as executrix. Daniel P. Craig’s 1809 will leaves all to his wife Annie F. Craig who is executrix.
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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 Meet
The Eastern Citizens Association discussed urgent street railway improvements in the eastern city and a mass meeting at Masonic Temple on January 11. W. Moshy Williams planned to report on transport conditions but was absent due to sickness. a second special meeting will be held 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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Tester
Rober
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Witess
Paul H. Rice
John C. Campbell
Jonas H. Ingram
West Point
Mskea
William C. Barker
Grover C. Clevinger
Tim
Plebes
G. A. R. Feast
Fairbanks
Southerland
Ww. TL HH. Southerland
Faroness Wussche
Madano Walker-Martinez
Chile
Newberry
Navy
Converse
Arris
Merry
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
F Sis. N. E
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
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
John C Fwcklopr
Del4d& S
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Cu Ciman
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Bothler
Tracnon Company
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Thirand
Oan
H. D. Crampton
Asrman
Juniarm
Bochan
Franz
Bornsehein
Car of Music
Sumlay
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Ty Carrie
Cary
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