Work of Trade Board Address by the President
Delegates will be received at the White House in the afternoon and a banquet at the New Willard tonight will be addressed by Vice President Fairbanks Speaker Cannon and others. Albert M. Read heads the National Board of Trade delegation with Morri Wise and Francis Thurber noted as late supporters. The gathering includes numerous regional boards with about seventy member organizations and speeches by top officials and foreign dignitaries.
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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
Roosavalt
The
National Business Conference Addresses Trade and Policy
The thirty eigh th annual meeting of the National Board of Trade opened with delegates from major organizations discussing reciprocity currency reform and customs rules. Roosevelt addressed the gathering while committees studied resolutions on corporation legislation improved waterways and foreign trade services amid calls to oppose Japanese exclusion and press for merchant marine expansion.
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Tarif
Marchant Marine
Chinasa
Commerce Men to Meet Over Brentano Building Quarters
The new Chamber of Commerce board meets at 3:30 pm to decide renting the Brentano Building third floor as temporary headquarters and to discuss hiring a full time secretary. Also noted are Bancroft Council officers being installed and a degree team initiating 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
Mitchell Bids Adieu to Miners Over Will Gift
President John Mitchell declined a $2700 personal gift from Montana and Wyoming miners. He asked the money be returned or given to his wife for their son's education. The longtime UMWA leader retires due to ill health as the union prepares for new officers and a wage agreement conference.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Montana
Wyoming
Mitchell
Western Federation of Miners
Mrs Bradley seeks help after acquittal in federal murder
Mrs Annie Bradley appeals to former friends in Salt Lake City to aid her four children after being acquitted in Washington on the murder of former Utah Senator Arthur Brown. She says she is in worse straits now and lives in a hut on the city outskirts with her children, two of whom she says are Brown’s 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
Doubles Court Fees and Naturalization Amendment Moves
The House Immigration Committee favors amendments to simplify naturalization for foreigners and doubles court clerk fees. An amendment allows appeals by both government and petitioner in naturalization cases. Also noted are hearings for Private F J Drum and Private B C Cordiu on police service misconduct and dismissal, with Commissioner Macfarland urging a hearing for Cordiu.
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House Committee
House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Clarks
F. J. Drum
Police Trial Board
Macfarland
B.C. Cordiue
Ocean Mail Bill Hearing Before Post Offices and Post Roads
Hearing on Humphrey ocean mail subsidy bill before the House committees on Post Offices and Post Roads. Proposes paying double the current contract price for mail service to the Orient and to South America. Second Assistant Postmaster General and others testified. further hearings scheduled.
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Humphrey Ocean Mail
House
United States
Orient
South America
Department of Commerce and Labor
Police Pursue Fugitive as Revolver Fire Breaks Window
Policeman W M Dunawin fired into the air while pursuing a fugitive negro last night, his shot smashing a window at the Franklin apartments. Joshua Butler was arrested for disorderly conduct but escaped during transport before being recaptured. A note confirms the window damage, with Dunawin and Mrs Campbell to be compensated for pane replacement.
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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
Burglary at Burden Estate Ends With Gardener Shot
Two burglars invaded the Westbury Long Island estate of James T. Burden Jr during Mrs John Jacob Astor's ball. Thore Wahlgren a gardener confronted them in the basement firing as they fled. Wahlgren was wounded in the chest and died later. Rich mond Ellis sheltered in the house and the robbers left with baskets of silverware but took nothing. A stout Italian man had sought lodging the prior night and is suspected by Sheriff Foster.
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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
Bills Expand Postal Service and Naturalization Route
In the Senate yesterday several measures were introduced. Elkins proposed extending postal service in the American speaking trade and naturalization for foreigners who have served a year on an American vessel and can speak and write English. Gore sought to bar interstate use of mail, telegraph, and telephone lines for options and agricultural transaction information. Gallinger introduced a bill to appoint thirty dental surgeons in the navy.
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Senate
Elkins
Gore
United States Mall
Gallinger
Hughes Talks To Editors At Albany Banquet
Gov. Hughes addressed upstate newspaper editors at their annual Albany banquet praising the press and warning that misinformed public would harm the nation. Navy Gun Factory Band elects officers for the year. Senator Teller proposes a 100 million silver bullion purchase for subsidiary coinage. Navy rifle teams name 1906 captains.
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Albany
Gov. Hughes
Associated Dulles
Teller
Missing Jewels Believed Stolen From Wisconsin Deputy’s Wife
Mrs. James H. Davidson reports four rings a scarf pin and a twenty dollar gold piece missing from a bureau drawer in her Dewey Hotel apartment on L Street northwest. The loss occurred while she was at luncheon about 1 to 4 pm yesterday. Davidson rushed to the hotel after being notified. hotel staff deny seeing entry during her absence. Police described the jewelry to precincts and dealers.
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Wisconsin
Lunicheda
Representative
James H. Davidson
Dewey Hotel
L Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
N.T. W
Dovidson
Penneshope
Decide on Benning dates for spring Jockey Club meeting
Dates for the Washington Jockey Club Benning track spring meeting were decided days ago and will be announced by stewards in a day or two. Rumors of abandonment due to betting opposition are unfounded. The Pimlico dates are delayed by friction among stewards awaiting resolution.
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Perlai
Washington
New York
Washington Jockey Club
Benning Track
Jockey Club
Benning
Pimlico
Census of British industry launched by Board of Trade
London Jan 21 The British Board of Trade unveiled a national stock-taking campaign to measure the country’s productive output across industries from shipping to bread. The census will use employer returns for last year and run for months with expert committees guiding each sector, including Sir Hugh Bell for iron and steel and Charles Wright Mace 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
Sailors Dance Called Off After Commandant Refuses Consent
In New York on January 31, warrant officers at the Brooklyn Navy Yard learned Rear Admiral Goodrich refused consent to a big sail loft dance for the wedding of Boatswain Boothford of the Hancock and Misa Aubrey, niece of Capt. Aubrey of the Hamburg-American Line. The wedding and reception were to be Thursday evening but will now occur elsewhere.
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Washington
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Goodrich
Instructive lecture on neglect of colds at Jamestown
At the Mothers' Convention in Jamestown Dr Hartwell warned that neglecting common colds fuels many diseases. He endorsed Concentrated pine with glycerine whiskey as a quick relief for coughs and throat issues, cautioning to use genuine pine oil and avoid counterfeit preparations.
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Jamestown
Hartwell
Many Give to Charity Citixons and Independent Donations
The Associated Charities reports direct gifts to 811 G Street acknowledged by treasurer John Joy Holeon, including General John W. Foster and numerous individuals and groups. Citizens Relief Association and other committees also received direct donations for food, fuel, clothing, and tuberculosis prevention, with many named contributors and sums listed to support distressed families and related causes.
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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
Sabres for mob in Berlin riot turns violent
Mounted police charged a Berlin crowd after tires were thrown, injuring many. Sixteen rioters were carried to a charity hospital, with some in serious condition. Ten officers were treated at headquarters for cuts and bruises, while a second disturbance near the Reichstag prompted arrests. Unemployed estimates show about 60,000 in Berlin.
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Mearby Charity Hospital
Koenniggratezer
Berlin
Take Up Grant Statue Site In House Committee
House Library Committee chairman Representative McCall said the panel would resume consideration of the Grant Memorial project within days with no hearings planned unless someone wishes to be heard. The committee will directly review McCall's resolution to suspend the act authorizing the commission to proceed with the memorial and Shirely of Kentucky's bill demanding the commission choose a site other than the Botanic Garden historic trees.
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House Committee
Representative McCall
House Library Committee
McCall
Shirely
Kentucky
Barnes seeks 2000000 from Chinese syndicate defendants
Thurlow Weed Barnes sues to recover 900000 from the American China Development Company and several high profile financiers including Thomas F. Ryan James Bullman M J Berwind Jacob H Schiff August Belmont and Senator Platt alleging the sum is due for securing valuable concessions from the Chinese government in coal lands banking and manufacturing projects The trial opened before Justice Davis in New York on January 21.
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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
Ice Trust Men Go To Jail
The Supreme Court affirms the Toledo ice trust case but orders the three men R Leman Beard and J A Miltker remanded for resentencing to jail instead of the workhouse They had received a one year term and a $5000 fine from Judge Kincade in the lower court
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Toledo
R. Leman
Beard
J. A. Miltker
Kincade
Dr Bristol's Mother Dies in Washington News
Angelina Bristol mother of Dr Frank M Bristol pastor of Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church died at his home 330 C Street Northwest after long illness. Funeral set for today at 1 PM from the family residence with burial in Kankakee Illinois. An army board was appointed at West Point to examine first class cadets in seamanship and marksmanship.
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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
Hotels and Guests Across Major Cities Listed
An OCR aged list details names of guests and residents staying at prominent hotels such as New Willard Shoreham Metropolitan and National in cities including Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York Raleigh and more It includes individuals with titles and spouses and notes various affiliations and locations like St James Baltimore and Charlotte among others reflecting a compiled hotel guest record from multiple venues.
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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
Police force increase debated amid hold-up surge
Congress members urge investigation into police department and possible funds to expand the force. Rep Sims aims to advance a resolution for money, while Rep Smith notes the district committee has not yet decided, but Congress may provide increases if deemed needed.
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Congress
Coma Tee
Hus
Ciy
Sims
May West
Smith
House District Committee
Minton
Mr Dunlop Rested Quietly After Incident at Home
George Tunto, president of Capital Traction Company, reported by Parker that Mr Dunlop’s condition remained serious after an incident at his home on Siego Street Northwest. Authorities and witnesses described the events as causing his health to be adversely affected, with medical crews attending the scene.
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George Tunto
Capital Traction Company
Siego Street
Fr. Parker
Pliffins
Kent
Dumps
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