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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1906

Page

3

Alliance asks roads to drop mileage deposit fee

In Philadelphia on January local allied organizations press for revoking a 140 express charge on mileage books sold by East railroad companies. They seek abolition of the extra deposit required as a guarantee against violation of ticket conditions. The letter to road presidents lists Pennsylvanian Chesapeake and Ohio Delaware Lackawanna and Western Baltimore and Ohio and others. It is signed by Gustav Daniel R R Rogges W J Koch and Patrick O N.

Commercial Men’s Organization St. Philadelphia Jan East Pennsylvania Inn Chesapeake Omo Delaware Lackawanna Baltimore and Ono Temgh Valley Gustav Daniel Merchhants and Travelers Association R R Rogges Railroad Commission Travelers Protective Association W J Koch The Commercial Exchange Patrick ON Paper Stock Dealers Association

Massachusetts girl weds eminent Philadelphia physician

In Worcester a private sanitarium Dr George Justice Ewing, a noted Philadelphia pulmonary specialist, married Miss Mary E Cross of Fitchburg while facing grave illness. Cross rushed to his side after learning of his condition and the ceremony was performed at Trudeau hospital. The Cross family includes Walter S Cross, a Yale crew captain, and Frederick C Cross, both previously treated by Dr Ewing.

Massachusetts Philadelphia Washington Post Worcester Mass Prvate Sanitarium Trudeau George Justice Ewing Dr Ewing Ins Ewineg Vrederick C Cross Miss Cross

Graves and Daniel Fight for Atlanta News Control

In Atlanta Ga John Temple Graves editor and Charles Daniel general manager clash in court over control of the Atlanta News. James W English Jr co-defendant answers Graves petition admitting stock purchase but denying knowledge of money source. Earthquake shock reported in Cumana Venezuela with no damage noted.

John Temple Graves Charles Daniel Atlanta James W English Jr Atlanta News Cut Graves Venezuela Caracas Tomiday Cumana Bermude

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Claim Fast Headache Relief

Advertisement asserts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills prevent and cure pains of all kinds with harmless soothing effects on nerves and muscles. It quotes user SG Griffith of Santa Ana California praising their ability to keep social and business engagements, notes a 23 dose package for 25 cents and a druggist money-back guarantee if not beneficial.

Dr Dies Griffith Sahta Ana Cal

Ormond Five Nations Represented In Auto Meet

The Ormond Florida speed tournament opens with 21 cars named from five nations Italy England France Germany and the United States. Two ultra powerful cars a 260 horsepower Vanderbilt design and a 200 horsepower Darracq racer headline entries. American hopes rely on Stanleys Fords and other high powered stock while foreign entrants include Fiat Darracq and Mercedes drivers. A new figure George W Young buys the Fiat and hires H W Fletcher to drive. The two mile a minute race and a crown prize await Florida fans as a popular contest votes on the king of speed.

Washington Post New York Ormond Fla Italy England France Germany United States Alfred G Vanderbilt Francois Richard Hemery Vanderbilts Walter Christies Henry Ford C A Coey Chicago Dr Thomas Joseph Tracy Long Island George W Young New York City Lanew Mr Young H W Fletcher Fletcher William Hildard Boston Joe Downey Mercedes H L_ Bowden J R Harding Florida

Brightwood Driving Club renominates officers at meeting

Stockholders in the Brightwood Driving Club and Racine Association renominated present officers yesterday with next week’s election. Officers: President John F Javvis, Vice President Henry Oppenheimer, Secretary Dr Charles F Hadfield, Treasurer William A Brown. An auditing committee of two will be chosen from Louis J Kessel, Henry Coppershite, J D Robinson, Francis Javins.

Brightwood Driving Club Racine Association John F. Javvis Henry Oppenheimer Charles F Hadfield William A Brown Louis J. Kessel Henry Coppershite J. D Robinson Francis Javins Owo Charles McDermott William A. Brown Henry Copperthite A. A. Davis J D Robinson Robert Alien A A Davis Thomas M Bond Samuel Gaasenheimer Petar Taylor John H Gordon Francis Jarvis

Jem Mace Aged 74 Remembers Fight Career In New York

George Siler chronicles Jem Mace once the cleverest boxer in the world. The 74-year-old veteran recalls sparring with John C Heenan and Tom Sayers, heavyweight clashes with Tom Allen, Joe Coburn incidents in New York, Long Branch, and Canada, plus later tours to England and Australia and a final return to boxing before Coburn’s shooting and prison episode.

George Siler Bob Fitzsimmons Jem Mace Mace John C Heenan Tom Sayers England Sayers Heenan Pooley Tom Alten New York Allen New Orleans Jim Cusick Jerry Donovan Mike Donovan New York Athletic Club Joe Coburn Sherman Thurston Dad Ryan Allen Rufe Hunt al Smith Bay St Louis Tom Allen Coburn Tom Kelly St Louis Tom McAlmne Jim Coburn Joe Rufus Hunt Jem Coburn Mace Australia Dangeroos America Herbert Slade Maoro Slade John L Sullivan Madison Square Garden John L Copurn

Vanderbilt's new racer fails to impress at Hotel Ormond

Alfred G Vanderbilt's Richard Sartor racer, touted as the world's most powerful, appears overweight and underperforms on the Ormond beach. About 10,000 spectators watched as the 70 inch bonnet machine produced only a feeble showing before being towed back to the private New York garage. Mechanics work all day seeking improvements amid doubt of a creditable speed.

Mace Jem Allen New York Phil Hargrave Twenty-third Street Joe Coburn Cusick Donovan Horseshoe Owney Geoghegan Billy Dwyer Coburn Dick Hollywood America Alex Mason Barney Aaron Joe Judge Sherff Washington Post Ormond Fla Alfred G Vanderbilts Richard Sartor Keely Vanderbilt New York City Sartor

Yale and Penn May Meet For Football Clash

New Haven January 21 Penn has a rare chance to play Yale if Harvard leaves the sport A Yale Penn game would fill a scheduling gap with Harvard out The last meeting was thirteen years ago a 14 to 6 Yale win Financial and scheduling factors drive interest in a Yale Penn matchup as reforms bring Bell and Camp closer to cooperation

New Haven University of Pennsylvania Yale Harvard Penn Elis Princeton Cornell Chicago Michigan Minnesota Philadelphia Quakers Bell Camp

Sutton to Enter 18-2 salk-line Tournament in April

New York reports George Sutton the American player will travel from Paris in March to compete in the 18-2 salk-line event in April. He plans to arrive with Lews Cure the French player who also intends to play.

Washington Post New York George Sutton Paris Lews Cure

Rockefeller Disdains Lie in Bible Class Debate

John D Rockefeller Jr spoke at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church on truth and ethics, arguing that a lie is never justifiable. He defined lying as denying truth or affirming falsehood to deceive, and aligned with Dr Trumbull in rejecting any redeeming clause for lies.

Washington Post New York Hia Fifth Avenue Baptist Church East Forty-sixth Street John D Rockefeller, Jr Rockefeller Harper Chicago University Dr Trumbull

Gov Magoon Takes vacation from Canal Zone duties

Panama January 21 Special dispatch reports Gov Magoon leaving for a several weeks vacation. Secretary Guardia and many prominent citizens accompanied him to the railway station. During his absence HD Reed will perform the governor's official duties per the August 2 resolution. Religious and civil celebrations honor the anniversary of Panama City founded by Antonio Fernandez Cordoba y Mendoza.

Washington Post Panama

May Tie Up Building in New Strike Vote

Cleveland Ohio January 21 International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers will vote within thirty days on striking the American Bridge Company over fabricated materials. President F M Ryan warns a yes could halt major building projects nationwide, while current disputes with allied employers and the American Bridge Company remain unresolved.

Tron American Badge Company Cleveland Ohio Jah International Association of Bridge and Structural Tron Workers American Bridge Company F M Ryan International Union United States Amercan Brides Company Ryan New York Allied Building Trades

Society Women Denounced for Chicago Kitmess Stir

Chicago society shocked as Rev Sidney Strong denounces prominent women at a Second Congregational Church address calling the recent Kitmess the most improper social gathering in the city. He targets Mrs J Ogden Armour and Mrs Stanley Field among others, while promoters defend the event and its hospital fundraiser.

Chicago Washington Post Sidney Strong Second Congregational Chaurch South Africa Lrmons Strong

Quarantine for Isthmus Imposed by Colon Authorities

The Zone medical authorities issue a six day quarantine as Isthmus remains free of infectious disease. All passengers from Bocas del Toro and Colombian and Venezuelan ports must undergo inspection. Immunes and black Jamaicans are exempt. A quarantine hospital opened and ship agents collect hospital fees from deck and saloon passengers.

Colon Bocas del Toro Colomian

Soldiers Urge New Laws for Equipment and Rifle Ranges

The Interstate National Guard Association opens its annual convention at the Arlington Hotel with Gen Charles Dick of Ohio presiding. Delegates from all states aim to press Congress for a $1,000,000 appropriation to equip citizen soldiery and build rifle ranges, while events include a Fort Myer drill and New Willard reception.

Interstate National Guard Association Arlington Hotel Charles Dick Ohio Union Taft United States District of Columbia George H Harries Fort Myer Willard District National Guard Congress National Guard National Guards Lloyd M Brett Harries

Bride drinks poison at wedding day shocker

Miss Jennie Graham of 2051 Margaret street attempted suicide with laudanum on her wedding day. She survived and plans to wed her former fiancé Reuben Dean, while rival Charles Parfitt was present at the hospital bed. Doctors urged restraint after the dramatic meeting between the men.

Philadelphia Dispatch New York Jennie Graham Margaret Street Miss Graham Frankfort Reuben Dean Charles Parfitt Dean Parfitt

Movements of Ocean Steamers in Atlantic Trade

Ships report arrivals and departures at Queenstown Plymouth and Dover noting Carmania from New York bound for Liverpool Suilia Gampania from Liverpool to New York Plymouth arriving Philadelphia for Cherbourg and Southampton. Dover sees Pretoria from Hamburg bound for New York via Boulogne. Also an advertising note for Dr King's New Life Pills at 26c per bottle.

Queenstown Carmania New York Liverpool F Suilea Gampania Liverpool Plymouth Philadelphia Cherbourg Southampton Hureta Castle Dover Pretoria Hamburg Boulogne jElaine

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