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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1906

Page

59

Morales Seeks Exile as Dominican Revolt Fizzles

Morales seeks to leave Santo Domingo unmolested after a failed uprising centered near Santo Domingo City. Jiminez, rival revolutionary leader, lingers with potential to press for power as Morales contemplates exile and the Horacistas split. The United States calls for stability while the modus vivendi remains intact and Dominican debts are managed.

Jiminez Puerto Plata Morales Santo Domingo Ramon Caceres Horacistas Party Jiminex Jiministas Party Jiminesz Santo DoyRingo Counttry Mora Hostil Rodriguez Puerta Plata Ol George R. Colton Col Im Tot-In-Enni City National Bank Senate

Revenue Cases Go Over In Federal Court

Special to The Washington Fost Greensboro N C Jan 6 Judge Boyd ill, delaying start of a long jury trial. Jury kept together Sunday as docket discussed which case to begin next week. Monday will choose between Blare and Hardin false expense claims or Samuel false destruction of a distillery report. Samuel trial, begun last October, interrupted by the district attorney’s illness, is expected to take about two weeks.

Washington Fost Greensboro N. C Federal Court Boyd Mstarkey Blare R. H. Hardin Gimteenal Revenue G. W. Samuel Samuel Holton Mr. Rogers Standard Oil Company Kansas City Whiting Ind Standard Oil Company of Indiana Mr. Hadley

Bank closure and lodge installations dominate Rutherfordton items

The Bank of Rutherfordton in Rutherfordton NC was closed by order of the corporation commission with J Haywood taking charge and assets reportedly exceeding liabilities. Separately Eagle Tent No 4 installed officers led by J C Eller and officers of McKinley Circle No 2 Ladies of the G A R were elected for the coming year.

Eagle Tent Independent Order of Reenapites Emeers J. C. Eller John Mitchell T. J. Marche JW. van Vieck Joseph Hantzman Eaey Gladman H. A. Steves Sherpherd Charles Williams Wham A. Conway Allen ‘F Lithgrow George A. Root John ‘Pl. Sebrett John R. ‘Mahoney P J. Cooksey Levite John Dewey Isaiah Woodward William Woodward Victor Tent J RK. Mahoney J. T. Sebrot Joseph Thompson McKinley Circle William McKinley Juhia Leavitt Kathrin N. Power Sarah J. Stiles Marilia Jrice Clarinda M. Marks Elizabeth B. Donehon Fertha J. Ward Charity Chase Mary J. Milligan Gabeth B. Dunthoo

Stolen 18000 Refunded Between Augusta and New York

An $18,000 shipment lost between Augusta Georgia and New York City was refunded by Adams Express Company to the bank receiving the funds. The money remains untraced.

Augusta New York City Adams Express Company

Washingtons silver dollar feat a Washington joke

A DC city commission receives a letter from Sue Rutz of Van Buren Arkansas asking where George Washington threw a silver dollar farther. The story places the feat in Fredericksburg Virginia where the Rappahannock river is crossed. Mount Vernon lore claims the Potomac crossing. Evarts quips that a dollar went farther then.

Board of District of Columbia Commissioners Sue Rutz van Buren Ark George Washington Washington, D. C Fredericksburg Washington Rappahannock Potomac Mount Vernon William M. Evarts Coleridge England

Wise Says Pulpit Muzzled and plans Independent Move

Dr S S Wise rabbi of Temple Beth Israel Portland claims the pulpit is under board control and seeks freedom. He says he may move to New York to organize an independent Jewish movement after an open letter to Temple Emanu El. Louis Marshall of Temple Emanu El denies any call or letter received.

Portland Oreg S. S. Wise Temple Beth Israel Temple Emanu-El New York United States Emmanu-El Ats Emanus Wise Dr. Wise Jan G.-Louis Marshall Marshall Board of Trustees Congregation of

Bank Clerks Smokers and Art Sale at 1214 F Street

The Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Bank Clerks hosted a smoker with songs and recitations at 1214 F street. Guests Thoreas Hill and Walter Morton from Baltimore attended. An upcoming meeting will feature Hon. Adam Bede of Minnesota and Hon. J. Sloat Fett of New York. R. W. Devyreaux & Co. purchased the lease at 917 F street NW prompting a large unreserved art sale led by C. H. Luengene, with paintings bronzes china statuary and more. Invitations issued for a joint installation of Logan Regiment officers and the Woman's Veteran Relief Union at 719 Sixth street on Tuesday evening. Memorial night January 28 will feature a solation with W. V. R. C. members invited.

Washington American Institute of Bank Clerks F Street Thoreas Hill Walter Morton Baltimore Adam Bede Minnesota Haqn J. Sloat Fett New York R. W. Devyreaux & Co National Art Association C. H. Luengene Cal. M. Carey John A. Logan Regiment No. 2 Sixth Street Logan Regiment Woman's Veteran Relief Union the Order

Begin the New Year by Starting a Savings Account

Small accounts are welcomed as warmly as large new counts and all customers are treated with the same consideration. Keep stocks bonds and valuable papers in a safe place. Our deposit vaults have attracted admiration and are free for customers to use.

Hill to Go On Stand Prosecution Closes Case

Philadelphia January report on John W. Hill former filtration bureau chief facing forgery and falsifying records charges. District Attorney Bell showed D. J. McNichol & Co exceeded nine month limit by eighteen months, triggering a 212000 penalty later remitted. Defense argues no fraud and that Hill acted with proper authority.

Philadelphia John W. Hill Graham Hill Grahaima Bell D. J. McNichol & Co Hmit Torresdale Thi Chief Hill Director of Public Works Peter H. Costello Hull Mr. Hill Costello

Hotels list of guests by city and hotel

A long OCR fragment lists hotel guests by city including BALTIMORE BOSTON CHICAGO NEW YORK CITY PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURG RICHMOND CALIFORNIA COLORADO DELAWARE GEORGIA KENTUCKY MARYLAND MICHIGAN MISSISSIPPI MINNESOTA MISSOURI NEW JERSEY NEW YORK STATE NORTH CAROLINA OHIO OKLAHOMA PENNSYLVANIA RHODE ISLAND TENNESSEE UTAH VIRGINIA WEST VIRGINIA WYOMING ALASKA QUEBEC and UNITED STATES ARMY entries with a mix of hotel names such as Willard Ebbitt National St James Riggs New Willard Arlington and others.

Weehawken Heights Ebbitt J. Lannels Paterson New Willard J. Brindlay Newark Riggs New York State F. C. Rawdlie Nyack B. W. Arnold Albany Arlington G. A. Wood Syracuse St. James E. J. Riley le S. Strick Brooklyn J. M. Friers J. P. Kennedy Blairsville L. B. Grasberger Carrolltown Rhode Island L. L. Lorillard Newport Jington J. B. Parker Tennessee F. Z. Pride Bristol Raleigh W. D. Harris Clarkaville LTAH GFP Blyth East Lake City Virginia N. Lebbey W. B. Roberton M. Plastinco J. F. Rison Danville W. G. Waite Culpeper J. T. Jackson E. Jackson National M. G. Warley Kingwood J. T. Vinson GW. Moffett Parker

Improve Negro Charity Plans for settlement at 118 M Street

The Associated Charities annual report outlines future plans for the negro settlement at 118 M street southwest. It aims to widen the branch and enlarge the home and asks for funds to cover expenses. The executive committee includes Sara W. Brown and Mary Church Terrell among others. The resident worker in charge is Mrs. Sarah Collins Fernandis. It notes there are only three such colored social settlements in the world.

M Street Associated Charities Iits la Ferra Eleventh G Streets Colored Social Settlement Sara W. Brown W. S. Duffield S. la Fe

Typothetae Leaders Look for Strike-breakers in Eight-hour Fight

Sam Gompers addresses striking Typothetae members at Ninth and D Streets hall praising their conduct since the dispute began. He notes unions’ resistance to early labor-saving devices but cites typographical gains from notype machines and a two-year advance warning before hours were shortened. A member forecasts many replacement printers arriving Lamperrow and full shop operation within two weeks.

Yesteruy Ninth and D Streets Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Typographical Union International Typographical Union The Typothetae Lamperrow

Little Girl Assaulted in Smyrna Case

Special to The Washington Post. In Dover hearing, Joseph Coppage and Herman Campbell, colored, faced charges of felonious assault against four year old Lilian Boyles of Smyrna. Held without bail at $5,000 each, despite death penalty in the state. parents attended with the victim. Superintendent Boyles was searched before entry after declaring intent to shoot the defendants.

Washington Post Wilmington Del Dover Joseph Coppage Herman Campbell Lilian Boyles Smyrna Boyles

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promised to Cure Digestive ills

An extended endorsement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a perfect remedy for digestion and absorption problems. It claims the medicine penetrates all bodily channels to restore health, urges consulting a physician, and promises longer life and relief from postmeal distress.

Stuart Stuartt F. A. Sgtuart Co Maraball, Mich

Rogers Refuses to Name Stock Holders in Major Oil Firms

A Missouri hearing on Standard Oil and Waters-Pierce fuels erupts as Henry H. Rogers refuses to disclose stock ownership or control of Standard Oil Indiana Waters-Pierce Oil Missouri and related entities. Commissioner Sanborn compels answers while Rogers cites personal rights and counsel advice amid ongoing cross-examination about refinery locations dividends and possible trade divisions.

Misssouri Hadley Rogers Mr. Rogers Waters-Fierce Oil Company M. van Buren New York Standard O0 Company New Jersey New Jersey Company Standard Oil Company Indiana Waters-Pierce Company H. M. Tilford Broadway Supreme Court of New York State Standard G11 Company Missouri Commissioner Sanborn Henry H. Rogers Hagerman William V. Rowe Rowe Stadiey United States Mr. Hadley Supreme Court Mr. Rowe John D. Johnson Standard Oil Company of Indiana Sanborn Mrr. Rowe Kansas Standard Oil Company of Oklahoma Waters-Pierce OU Company Republic Oil Company Indian Yerritory Mr. Hadtey Kansas City Kans Leavenworth Aiates Mr. Fladley Edo Waters-Pierce Oil Company Indian Territory Walter T. Teagle Teagle H Clry Pierce Mr. van Buren Martin van Buren van Buren Waters-Pierce Oil Company of L. Nichols W. ‘T. McKee Republic Iail Company Steels Standard of Trust James A. Afoff Mr Rogers Standard Company Wa Pierce Neigher Rore Alexder McDonald McDonald W. N. Tillard Schofield, Shurmer& Teagle Republic Gf Company Tilford Rangers W. H. Tilford Standard Ul Company Mr. Tilford Standard Gus Company Intiana Standard QU Company of Standard of Lygers Wagten Miyake Gerge Hee Uime Ils Olay Corr Chl Aruba Cates Lageremat Ifey Rhea Headley Arigetil Voursel Voursel Atuected Tat M. Dates mi Diet “Ut Fk

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