Belmont Opposes Publicity Plan as Infeasible
Chairman Griggs of the Democratic Congressional Committee rejects publishing contributor names due to the time labor and scale required. Perry Belmont had urged disclosure, noting thousands of donors and few large gifts, but Griggs argued partial lists would be improper. Belmont later said the letter satisfactory and hoped for a publicity law. The AFL disclosed its 1906 campaign receipts of 8056 with expenditures of 7834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grigga
Congressional Committee
Perry Belmont
National Publicity Law Organization
James M. Griggs
Democratic Congressional Committee
Congress
Griggs
Washington, D., C
Str
Democratic Campaign Fund
Georgia
Chifigo
Belmont
Sherman
Republican Committee
American Federation of Labor
Minneapois
Congressional Campaign Committee
Assails Lunacy Warrant In San Francisco Petition
A habeas corpus bid seeks release of allegedly sane inmate Boynton confined since November 20 195. Milton A. Nathan of San Francisco says he was asked to file and represent Boynton but cannot obtain the prisoner’s signature due to access denial. The petition alleges a conspiracy led to the asylum commitment and a supposed guardian misused Boynton’s estate. The court is asked to print the record and assign counsel, with costs charged to the guardian’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Belt
Florrison Boynton
California
Ane
Napa
Jeave
Milton A. Nathan
San Francisco
Su Preme Conti
Hovnton
Olive Logan Honored At Hotel San Remo Reception
Washington Post New York January 27 report on Olive Logan's celebratory gathering at the San Remo. Guests include Lady Cook once Tennessee Claflin, and Tennessee figures Mary Ellen Lease and others. Logan reveals plans to sail to Paris, aided by Lady Cook, with prizes of fifty eight dollars in cash for Post Educational Contest participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Hotel San Remo
Olive Logan
Lady Cook
Tennessee Claflin
Sir Francis Cook
Olve Logan
Seventh Avenue
San Remo
Will Sall
Parry
England
Wales
Mary Ellen Lease
Anda
Olive Leuran
Paris
WASHINGTON WRECK INJURIES SHOW SLOW REPAIR
Broken bones mend slowly for Terra Cotta wreck victims in Washington hospitals. Most cannot yet go home as compound fractures require long healing. Elizabeth Kunie rapidly improves but faces a long siege. Cornelius Eckhardt and others linger at hospitals with uncertain discharge timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Terra Cotta
Elizabeth Kunie
Providence Hospital
Cornelius Eckhardt
Kensington
Garfield
Clarence A. Proctor
Georga Washington Hospital
John A. Kunlh
Richard Elgin
Casualty Hospital
Hibernians and German Americans Form Alliance
Local divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians approved an offense and defense alliance with the German-American society to block any US foreign alliance, ban sumptuary laws, and curb European immigration. Two million members support the pact with leaders in Philadelphia and national directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Order of Hibernians
Philadelphia
Hibernians
Matthew Cummings
Benton
P. T. Moran
City
Edward T. McCrystall
New York
William J. O'Brien
P. J. Haltigen
The
Nation
Hibernian
Washington
C. J. Hexamer
Hans Wentzer
Adolph Tinn
S. Leonhardt
H. D. Gottleb- Hammer
E. A. Wildermuth
Pennsylvania
Congress
Europe
PB. T. Moran
Ancient
Kidder Building
Twentieth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Two Bishops Speak at Epiphany Church Meeting
Right Rev. L W Burton Bishop of Lexington and Right Rev. Thomas F Gailor Bishop of Tennessee spoke at a men’s meeting held under the Churchman’s League at Epiphany Church in northwest Washington. The session supported the 1907 missionary bank offering, with Burton outlining its diocesan aims for Eastern Kentucky and Gailor presenting the church’s American history. The funds go to the conference treasurer for the Richmond meeting next October, marking the 300th anniversary of the Protestant Episcopal Church in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Burton
Lexington
Thomas F. Gailor
Tennessee
Churchman's League
Epiphany Church
G Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Missionary Bank
Burton
Eastern
Kentucky
Richmond
Protestant Episcopal Church In
Col Blake Laid To Rest In New York Funeral
Funeral services were held today for Col John F Blanke at the United Irish Leagues of America headquarters. The coffin bore an Irish Hag and the Stars and Stripes. Floral tributes came from the United Irish League branches in New York Boston and Parnell and from the Associated Sunday Magazine. Michael J Ryan, president of the National United Irish League, spoke briefly of Blanke’s achievements before the body was taken to Woodlawn for temporary rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John F. Blanke
United Irish Leagues of America
United Irish League
Boston
Parnell
Associated Sunday Magazine
Michael J. Ryan
National United Irish League
Col. Biale
Woodlawn
Copper Trust Letter Says Copper Stored At Many Ports
James Noroton of the Northeastern Metal Dealers' Association released a letter to Attorney General Bonaparte alleging the copper trust stores large quantities at Butte Hoboken Perth Amboy Bayonne Bisbee Cananea Mealeo and Houghton and sells only in small lots. He claims ships used copper ballast and warns a sudden price slump could occur if the stored metal floods the market. The association plans to seek US Attorney General action to block copper company combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Noroton
Murtheastern Metal Dealers’ Association
Bonaparte
Washington
Copper Trust
Butte, Mont
Hoboken
N. J
Perth Amboy
Bayonne
Bisbee
Ariz
Cananea
Mealeo
Houghton
Mich
Mexico
Hinduston
Halston
South Africa
Bayy
Ralston
Hindustan
Noroton
Northeastern Metal Dealers’ Association
New Jersey
New England
United States Attorney General
Museum of Safety Exposition Aims to Highlight Life Saving Devices
New York plans a two week safety exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History showcasing live demonstrations, models, and photographs of industrial hygiene. Gov. Hughes will headline a Waldorf dinner to back the effort, aiming to reduce working life losses and prevent accidents across the nation. Carroll D. Wright will represent the president at the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Gov. Hughes
Waldorf,Astorioon
United States
Europe
Russia
Moscow
New York Exposition
Carroll D. Wright
Clark University
Abracadabra Club Meeting Delivers Historic Topics
The Abracadabra Club met Wednesday evening with 23 members present. Mrs. C L Parker hosted at 13 East Capitol street as Mrs M E Davis presented a paper on Border Ruffians and the admission debate of Kansas and Nebraska. Dr James McKee led a discussion on the Hudson Bay Company with Mrs George R Ide presiding. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Parker
East Capitol Street
M. EB
Davis
Kansas
Nebraska
Union
James McKee
Hudson Bay Company
George R. Ide
Urges Trials for Firemen By Trial Board Plan
The Congress Heights Citizens' Association protests the present summary firing of fire department members. It adopts a resolution in favor of a fire department trial board, modeled after the police trial board, with two department officers and an affiliated corporation counsel as judges. The accused would have counsel and the right to present witnesses in defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens' Association
Congress Heights Citizens’ Association
Fire Department
Aubeests
An~ Fletant Corporation Counciel
Trial Board
Open air treatment challenges belief women cannot survive TB care
Gen George M. Sternberg reports eleven women at Washington Grove sanatorium thrived in open air during cold weather, matching or exceeding gains of men. He notes all twenty-five open-air patients gained weight during a cold spell and shows no ill effects, reinforcing faith in heroic open-air therapy for tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Sternberg
Washington Grove
Senatorium
Sternberg
Alva
Hotels and cities list of notable hotel guests
A long OCR list enumerates guests and affiliations across hotels in Baltimore Chicago New York City Philadelphia Harrisburg and other cities. Names include Mier Ogden Barrett Adame Brutton Stafford and many others with many residences and affiliations to Metropolitan St James and rateigh venues. The item reads as a directory of travelers and guests by hotel and city with no narrative or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles B. Mier
St. James
Ki. Smith
Ebbitt
Oscar Leser
John Dunn
Riess
W. W. Abell
FL Stanisy
Sheretam
308Ton
Warren G. Ogden
He . J. Thinker
F. Barrett
C. F. Adame
Metropolitan
Georia S Landers
Bt. James
J. Lodge Eddy
Algee
John A. McLeh
John M. Minion
David B. Shaw
Mr. W. Bulew
Herbert ‘Thompson
Sewall Cutler
A. T.” Stafford
M. Parker
B.D. O'Frey
Read
H. Lowrie
D. G. Rhein
St. J
Robert D Eggleston
Misa Shoreham
Misa E
Bedina Semceo Kramer
J. FR. Vowle
W. HB
Buttswite
W. R Beach
Willie S. Nelson
Irene Wilsot
Kate Clarke
Misa
Sadie Thoupens
Arlington
Otto Buckholts
Regent
Steinhardt
H. L. Smith
Henry Goodman
Washington Loan &Trust Co
Defice Cor
STH
FSTS
Real Eatata
Garey
John Joy Edson
John &. 2Wope
Ice
Ellis Spear
Andrew Parker
Harry G. Meem
Boyd Taylor
Wall Street Outlook Prospects After Market Decline
Washington dispatch notes that after a lengthy decline the market may rebound, with investors watching for a new high but remaining cautious. Bank rates in London and U S money markets ease while Western banks potentially lend at 5 percent. the article cites shifts in money flows and a revived demand for short term notes amid broader prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Egypt
Hank of
England
Wall Street
Financial
Treasury Department
W. Quincy Smoath
Courages
Alvin M. Lethron
John H. Sleman
Ings
Union Savings Bank
Fourteenth St
Campbell-Hudson Co
Iphone
H ST. N. W
St. N. W
Harrison Realty Company
76 Street NW
District of Columbia
Wriseell & McLeean
Factors in Food Consumption Growth Since 1596
Danibe F Kellogg outlines a theory of rising food demand and production in a historical context. He cites pre-1596 low spirits, bumper harvests, and rapid population growth as key drivers, arguing that global food consumption outpaced supply and that the United States must expand its own production to meet domestic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danibe F. Kellogg
Pensions Advice and Questions From Soldiers and Heirs
A 1907 column answers reader questions on pension eligibility under the acts of 1890 and 1897, including reopenings of claims, discharge classifications, admission to the National Soldiers' Home, volunteer officer dating of pensionable service, widows' pensions, and attorney fees for pension claims. It features numerous inquiries from veterans and dependents across Des Moines Iowa Philadelphia and Baltimore, with guidance on proper procedures and required supporting evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Lawn
Pension Bureau
Das Moines
Innt
Pittstusy
War Department
National Soldiers
Phiadelphia
Interior Department
H. B
Mannar J
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Clive Logan
Authoress
Col. Blake
Ireland
After Copper Trust
Plan Museum OF Safety
Hughes
America
Ayer
Abracadabra Club
Alabama
T. M. Patterson
George
Montgomery
Guntersvile
Metropoltan
C. A. Ward
San Frances
Raleigh
Frank Dittman
Miss Post
Stockton
W. P. Buckingham
Eppite
John A Schaefer
Ansoola
Joseph R. Watson
Hartford
Seorgia
R. J. Southall
Augusta
Rateigh
Ly Garratt
Atanta
H. M. Robinson
James A. Hicks
J. H. Harchard
Atlante
James Kentucky
H. Hoscham
Frankfort
Massachuskhtte
F. G. Palherty
Lausteg
Shoreham
Warren
Detroit
M. Te Haas
Marquette
New ‘Willard
Sinnesota
W. HB McCaul
Minneapolis
Lamer
Missouri
East Orange
Daniel Murphy
C. B. Untermann
Newark
Aogue
John ¥. Rice
Bartlestown
D. Wright Bowen
Wita
Utier
HV. Smith
But Sk. James
L A. Harr
Weat Point
Enbitti Steers
Schenestady
Tiges
J. M. Geneva
Regant
North Cahokina
Iredella Mears
George F. Mears
Wilmington
James Ohio
L. T. Fietcher
Osile
National
HE. Hall
Max
Weltznkow
Pottstown
Riges
John B_ Brownlow
Uoxville
Daniel J. Sullivan
Knox+ villey
W. J. Sarnes
Jotun City
James
Mina
Martha Webb Noshville
G. W. Martin
Martin
Wi'lord
Texas
J. Chase
Dallas
Virginia
HMF Wenga
Wall Street Outlook
Jones
Neko
Letiara
Correwpon Denth
M. K. Me
Senate
Gana Sanne Corporation
International Banking Corporation
Connecticut Ave
Sales Street
Mr. Murray A. Cobb
Traders National Bank
Gesis Rhodes
Treasury
Colorado
Gold Divide Mining, Milling, and Tunnel Company
N. C
Washington Mbn
Napoleon
Victorien
Grar
Arthur Cowsill
Colorado Building
St. Eos Cooeleshoe
Washington Exchange Bank
Tris
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Warner Building
F Street
Commissioner of Pensions
United States Pension
Samuel Schwartz
New York Avenue Northwest
Banking Dept
Union Trust Co
F Street N
Toma
F. H. Smith Co
New York Ave. N. W
E.R. Chapman & GO
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Broadway
St NW
G. B. Chipman
Washington Stock Exchange
ONEY
Riggs
U.S. Treasury
Jenkins & CO
F Strest
Celia Commission Co
Miesouri Corporation
American Reniowal Bank
St. Toul
National Bank of Commerce
Ss. Third Nations Bank
St. Third National Bank
Sererity
Frank K Kane
St. Room
RM. Miner & Co
Mala
Chesley & Spence
Colorado Palace
Mala A
Marshall & Foote
Francis R. Dooley & Go
le Droit Ballting
Nipwspapeer
Hachive
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