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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

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Jan 22, 1908

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Work of Trade Board Address by the President

Delegates will be received at the White House in the afternoon and a banquet at the Willard tonight will be addressed by Vice President Fairbanks, Speaker Cannon, and others. Albert M. Read, president of the National Warehousemen's Association, is noted as commissioner of the National Board of Trade. The annual session at Prague is reviewed with condolences for Morris S. Wise and Francis B. Thurber. The article lists speakers, delegates, and member boards from many cities and organizations involved in the thirty eighth annual meeting.

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White House New Willard Fairbanks Cannon Srens Prague Bohemia Albert M. Read National Warehousemen’s Association Security Storage Company Natiral Board of Trade Ses’sion la Lanne Morris S. Wise Francis B. Thurber Congress Men of Commerce National Board of Trade Meyer Bonaparte Commerce and Labor Straus du Pont and Richardson Delaware Newlands Nevada Jackson Maryland Burton Olcott New York Ohio McCreary Warner Indies Frank D. 14A Wanne Philadephia William R. Tucker Philadelphia Ambrose Swasey Cleveland P.M. Bates Nashville South Albert M. Mead Washington Board of ‘Trade National Organization A. P. Tardon John Joy Edson H. T. Newcomb W. P. van Wickie National Boar of Trade James F. Parker Clinton White Stee Massachusetts Boston W. B. Rogers Sapper Pittsburg L. le Ghibert Montgomery Alo Jonah Marvel Wilmington Del American Reed Trade Association W. Altes Durpee Albert McCullough American Warebnupemed James Richard Caster Camden Board of Trade Walter Wood William J. Cooper Cleveland Chamber of Commerce J. J. Sullivan Charles WF. Burrows Alfred Clum Lucien K. Hall F. H. Haserot Ia Pierce Ambros Swasey A. T. Anderson Hohoxen Board of Trade Edward H. Horwood A. Alfred Durhorn Ialan Chamber of Commerce Arthur Baur Huberta Falchero Egreto Mariani Arthur J. Biefman Antonio Zuccn Kansas Ciy Board of Trade Frank G. Crowell Thomas J. Bridner Wallace C. Goffe Lynn Board of Trade Everett H. Dunber Beneat Wr Rowetta William H. Treen Montgomery Commercial Club A. G. Forbes G. Convenior Dawe W. F. Vandiver Nashville Board of Trade Samuel G. Douglas P.M. Fates HL & Shannon Nushyia Grain Geaters’ Exchange Samuel G. Lougios Aliona Hardware Association of United States Janos Fornley John W. Craddock Daniel P. Morse New England Georga F. Duntala Charles N. Jones Newport News Chamber of Commerce W. B. Liverey Hickton New York Board of Trade and Transportation G. Waldo Amite William H. Gibson Col Eugene H. Conklin Albert Plaut New York Produce Exchange J. J Trmesdell H.R. Carhart Raw Flash, Jr Charles W. Meratdino William Hastie Douglas Itnik Board of Trade and Business Men's App Wevelation William T. Anderson J. A. Hall North Sid Board of Trade Charies B. Lawnon Alphonse Warner Charles E. Reid Philadelphia Board of Trade Frank D. LaLanne KR. Wood John M. Harper Henry A. Fry William Wiliam W. Vonikrod Lowla M. Haupt Kelly Muhton K. Kiln Fittaburg Chamber of Commerce A. J. Logan J. W. Stinnear Eitzmifler W. H. Stevenson Keranton Board of Trade F.lk Hitchcock H. Reynolds Springfield Board of Trade Henry H. Bowman Frederick M Eart O of Sauls WHC Nave Willard Petey Sessler Roosevelt Wolar Mira Hog Bt Wilson Glo Ure Commerce Fabonal Rouneil E. Com Orter
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National Business Board Holds Thirteenth Annual Meeting

The National Board of Trade convened its thirty-eighth annual meeting in May with delegates from major business groups. discussions covered tariff revision waterway improvements reciprocity currency reform and customs rules. Roosevelt addressed the gathering while committees examined resolutions on corporation legislation and trade development.

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Commerce Men to Meet Over Brentano Building Quarters

The new Chamber of Commerce board meets at 3:30 PM at its current headquarters to decide renting the third floor of the Brentano Building at Twelfth and F streets NW as temporary quarters until a permanent home is found. The agenda also includes selecting a secretary, with several applicants under consideration. Bancroft Council Installs Officers and Initiates Three Candidates. The council installed officers G. G. Siebold as president and others, with trustees and delegates named, and the degree team initiated three candidates.

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Brentano Chamber of Commerce Arthur C. Moses Chamber Twelfth F Streets Bancroft Council National Union G. G. Siebold F. W. Gardner W. T. Hearst H. C. Knapp H. H. Martin E. E. Rankin Darwin Weaver F. C. Campbell F. L. Price
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Mitchell Bids Adieu to Miners and Family

President Mitchell declined a $2700 gift from Montana and Wyoming miners, asking it be returned or given to his wife to educate their son. The speech marked his formal retirement after five years as UMWA leader, with the convention voting for new officers and noting a pending wage-conference in January.

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Great Union Indianapolis Ind John Mitchell United Mine Workers of America Montana Wyoming Mitchell Western Federation of Miners
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Mrs Bradley Appeals for Help After Hardscrabble Life

Special to The Washington Post. Mrs Annie Bradley, who shot and killed former Utah Senator Arthur Brown at Raleigh Hotel in Washington on December 8 19, was freed by a jury then returned to Salt Lake City with four hungry children. She appeals to former friends for aid to survive saying she is now more in prison than in Washington and lives in a hut on the city outskirts with two children by her ex husband and two Brown's supposed sons.

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Washington Salt Lake Utah Jan. S Annie Bradley United States Arthur Brown Raleigh Capitol City Brown Mrs. Bradley Wright Hutt Bradley
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Naturalization Law Amendments Advance by House Committee

The House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization favors amendments to ease citizenship procedures for foreigners. The measures include doubling court clerks fees and granting appeals to both government and petitioner in naturalization decisions. Also noted are hearings for Police Private F J Drum and Private B C Cordieu, tied to recent disciplinary actions in the Third precinct.

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House Committee House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization Clarks
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Ocean Mail Bill Hearing Before House Committees

Hearing held on ocean mail subsidy similar to last Congress. Committee members from Post Offices and Post Roads heard arguments on paying double the current contract rate to carry mails between the United States and the Orient and between the United States and South America. Second Assistant Postmaster General and Department of Commerce and Labor representatives testified. Further hearing scheduled.

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Humphrey Ocean Mail House United States Orient South America Department of Commerce and Labor
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Policeman Fires At Fugitive Window Burst

Policeman W M Dunawin discharged his revolver to frighten a fleeing suspect, firing into an apartment window at Franklin apartments 181 Fourteenth Street NW. Joshua Butler was arrested for disorderly conduct, fled, was recaptured, and later the window damage was acknowledged with a promise to pay for the pane.

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W. M. Dunawin Eighth Precinct H. B. Campbell Franklin Apartments Fourteenth Street Kleindienst Joshua Butler Ninth Street Butler Wan Hight Duna Thea Franklin Apartments Mra. Campbell
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Burglary at Burden Estate Ends With Gardener Shot

Thore Wahlgren, a gardener at James T. Burden Jr. Westbury estate, was shot in the breast during a basement pistol duel with two burglars who looted silverware and valuables before fleeing. Wahlgren, mortally wounded, died later as investigators suspect one suspect may have been a stout Italian man seeking lodging the prior night.

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Washington Post Westbury Thore Wahlgren James T. Burden, Jr Long Island Nassau County Hospital Mineola Burden John Jacob Astor MO Fifth Avenue Gladys Vandertilt Count Szechenyl Wahlgren Richmond Ellis Cills Sue Sir St Jg Ttalian
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Bills Extend Postal Service and Naturalization Provisions

In the Senate yesterday bills were introduced extending postal service in the American speaking trade and offering naturalization to foreigners who have sailed one year on an American vessel and can speak and write English. Also proposed were a commerce regulation bill to place American vessels on par with foreign ones and another to bar interstate use of mail lines for speculative transactions in options and agricultural products. A third bill calls for appointing thirty dental surgeons in the Navy.

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Senate Elkins Gore United States Mall Gallinger
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Hughes Talks to Editors at Albany Banquet

Gov. Hughes addressed up state editors at the Associated Dulles annual banquet praising the press for truthfulness. He warned that universal sane information would curb malice and protect financial prosperity. Navy Band officers elected include H C Brocka president and W O Little leader. Senator Teller seeks 100 million silver bullion for coinage. Navy rifle team captains named Lieut A P Fairfield at Annapolis and Lieut T L Jonson for 1908.

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Albany Gov. Hughes Associated Dulles Lieut A. P. Fairfield United States Naval Academy T. L. Jonson United States Navy
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Missing Jewels of Wisconsin Representative’s Wife

Jewelry valued at about four hundred dollars vanished from the Dewey Hotel in Washington. Mrs. James H. Davidson left a small casket in a bureau drawer unlocked during lunch. upon return the drawer appeared rifled and the jewels, including two diamond rings and a scarf pin, were gone. A police search and hotel staff inquiries followed. no suspect identified.

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Wisconsin Lunicheda Representative James H. Davidson Dewey Hotel L Street Thirteenth Fourteenth Streets N.T. W Dovidson Penneshope
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Decide on Benning dates for Washington Jockey Club meet

New York January 21 reports that the Washington Jockey Club will announce Benning track dates for its spring meeting within days. Officials have prepared stake events and plan to use the walk-around system of bookmaking again. Pimlico dates reportedly blocked by stewards amid unspecified friction expected to be resolved soon.

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Perlai Washington New York Washington Jockey Club Benning Track Jockey Club Benning Pimlico
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Census of British industry inaugurated by Board of Trade

London January 21 The British Board of Trade has launched a national stock-taking of Britain's productive power spanning from steamship liners to bread. The census uses last year output returns from employers to map every industry with expert committees guiding analysis. Notable figures include Sir Hugh Bell for iron and steel and Charles Wright-Mácore for cotton.

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London British Board of Trade Board ‘of Agriculture Sir Hugh Bell Iron and Steel Charles Wright Ma¢ore International Federation of Master Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers Associaions
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Sailors Dance Called Off After Commandant Refuses Consent

Brooklyn Navy Yard warrant officers faced disappointment as Rear Admiral Goodrich refused consent for a large sail loft dance to celebrate Boatswain Boothford of the Hancock marrying Misa Aubrey, niece of Capt. Aubrey of the Hamburg American Line. The wedding and reception were planned for Thursday but will take place elsewhere.

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Washington New York Brooklyn Navy Yard Goodrich
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Lecture on Neglected Colds at Jamestown Mothers’ Convention

At the Jamestown mothers convention Dr Hartwell urged prompt attention to common colds, noting three-fourths of modern diseases originate there. He endorsed Concentrated pine with glycerine whiskey as an effective remedy and warned against ill packaged patent medicines.

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Jamestown Hartwell
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Many Give to Charity Citixons Contribute Independently

A list of direct gifts to The Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Association, received separately from the Joint Finance Committee, names contributors including Gen. John W. Foster and Mrs. Allee V. Wine whip among others. Donations support food, fuel, clothing for distressed families, tuberculous crusades, and relief efforts at 811 G Street and Riggs National Bank.

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Citixons Associated’ Charities Sud Joint Finance G Street John Joy Holeon Joint Finance Committee John W. Foster Allee V. Winewhip Whit Herron William Hils Mra Jana Mite Archer A. Phiegar Jackson HW. Radston Iss F.S W. J. Butler Memorial ‘Lutheran Sunday School M. C Anne M. Kinxen A. Gould John Aten Irving P. Wanger Whitlam W. Fintoy Mit Ritzabert A. Erpat Wood Thomas Edwards Amoula R. McCartney Hmile Bertier Frank Maloy C. EB. G William F. Downey F.C. Warman G. B. Cortelyou Elzabeth Coudert Henry Gannett FLW Belglano Gilman Joseph Drantoni William C. Woodward V.R K. F. Dickinson Vernon Bailey Vio Acetylene Company Julie M. Green Joseph Thropp Mina Eller Trumbull Jowenh N. Whitney M. G. Loyd W. W. Kingley Minn Maude Friends’ Meeting James Galegher Henry C. Sheridan
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Sabres for mob in Berlin riot injures many

Mounted police charged a crowd in Berlin after rioters began throwing tires. Many were severely wounded and sixteen carried to a charity hospital. Several others sought treatment, some with chest stab wounds. Ten officers were bruised. one wrist broken. A second disturbance near Koenniggratezer led to more arrests as police reinforced. Estimates show about 60,000 unemployed in Berlin.

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Mearby Charity Hospital Koenniggratezer Berlin
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Take Up Grant Statue Site Plan Delayed by House Panel

House Library Committee chair Representative McCall said the panel will resume consideration of the Grant memorial within days. No hearings are planned unless someone requests to speak. The committee will move to direct action on McCall’s resolution to suspend the act granting the commission authority and on Rep Shirely of Kentucky’s bill to force a site change away from the Botanic Garden’s historic trees.

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House Committee Representative McCall House Library Committee McCall Shirely Kentucky
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Barnes seeks 2000000 in Chinese syndicate suit

In New York on January 21 the case of Thurlow Weed Barnes against the American China Development Company and Chinese Railway Syndicate members began before Justice Davis. Barnes seeks 900000 from Beaty treasurer and others, claiming fees for securing concessions in court lands banking and manufacturing ventures. Defendants include Thomas F. Ryan James Bullman M J Berwind Jacob H Schiff August Belmont and Senator Platt.

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New York Thurlow Weed Barnes American China Development Company Sandford Beaty Chinese Railway Syndicats Davis Barnes Cour Thomas F. Ryan James Bullman M. J. Berwind Jacob H. Schiff August Belmont Senator Platt
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Ice Trust Men Go to Jail

Supreme Court rules Toledo ice trust defendants must serve jail time not workhouse and orders re sentencing for R Leman Beard and J A Miltker who had received a year in jail and a $5000 fine from Judge Kincade.

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ICE Trust Columbus Ohio Supreme Court Toledo R. Leman Beard J. A. Miltker Kincade
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Bristol matriarch dies. funeral today at 1

Mrs Angelina Bristol mother of Dr Frank M Bristol dies at 330 C Street NW after a year of declining health. Funeral set for 1 PM from the family residence with interment planned in Manitoba? no. The notice also mentions army officer board appointments at West Point to examine first class cadets in seamanship and marksmanship, listing several captains and officers.

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Kankakee Angelina Bristol Frank M. Bristol Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church C Street Micw Bristol Rankakee, Til Board of Army West Point United States Military Academy Kermemanship Francis C. Marshall Fifteenth Cavalry Oscar J. Charles Seventeenth Infantry P. Summerall James F. Bell Aes ‘Corps of Vicers Alfred A Maybach Const Arttilerz
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Hotels and Names List From Major City Lodgings

A compiled OCR fragment lists numerous guests and residents at leading hotels across Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York City Pittsburgh Richmond Birmingham California Delaware Florida Indiana Iowa Maryland Massachusetts Minnesota New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Virginia and other locales. The roll includes Joseph H Turner H Graffton James Kappelman George Edwards Joseph Brady W A Lutking and many others with affiliations to Shoreham Metropolitan National and New Willard hotels, spanning affiliations with firms such as Raleigh and St James Lodgings feature a broad roster of visitors and couples from diverse regions and organizations.

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Joseph H. Turner Buzby Raleigh Laven Shoreham Stuary McKenze Sylvanus Smith W. A. Lutking Lolita Ebbit Wiogham James Richard Carter Henry W. Peabody T. i Byrace Robert Winsor George T. Cobbing New Willard Chicagos Wilsor Raleigh Mos Edwin L. Gilette Bhorenam Jacques Ebbitr Thongs NM Hoyne John O'Connor Willian Barry Waller J. Fluor Ev. Anderson le’ Berrs Charles A. Bradley Will H. Clark John R. Dowgemer W. WM. Harver George Schuster H. Crawford T. J. Bennet Peigadelphia Benjamin K. Woabaum M. R. da Costa Henry Walls William Alexander St. James Jamey L. Patternon Ralph N. Chipman National George H. Mayhood Charles M. Hobeos Charlan B. Smith Metropolitan Jenn Williama, Jr J. J Fitapatrick Ebottt Daniel Haugu Philip Gulley Jona W. Harper P. Wilson Mizley Alker Henry A. Fry W. Ralph W.A. Berpee John G. Croxton Arwintus Davis Bo L. Rogers New Willers New York City W. D. Wellman Prank Nutze Shulers Shurh J. Morrison Wits Simmins Paul Narath EC. Blacher Charles Herwel Alf Beaulieu Charles Dusband Oldham Jackson WJ. Marke Et. Dues P. J. Yanes Oscer ‘Taresany Louis Wolfsheim E.G. Whaley Charles J.heller Rational Walker BOR Welteman Banning Herry R. Newcomb Cheriys Kelley Wite M. J. ‘Clner Chartes B. Lawcon E. Tenerman Wilam J. Cooper Minx Eanily Cooper Camden New York
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Police Force Sufficiency in Congress Debate

Lawmakers discuss police funding amid recent robberies. Appropriations members say the city needs more patrol officers this season, with figures suggesting a 62 100 per year increase and proposals moving toward committee review. Representative Sims backs funding, while Representative Smith notes overall need but delays final decision.

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Congress Coma Tee Hus Ciy Sims May West Smith House District Committee Minton
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Mr Dunlop Rested Quietly In Washington Home

George Tunto, president of Capital Traction Company, reported that Mr Dunlop rested quietly at his home on Siego Street Northwest last night. Parker, one of the attending physicians, said the condition of Kent was pegged and that Mr Dunlop was about a week ago which and his condition hus burn avricus si.

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George Tunto Capital Traction Company Siego Street Fr. Parker Pliffins Kent Dumps
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