Lanston Contract Inquiry At Government Printing Office
Public Printer Frank W. Palmer testified on the Lanston and Mergenthaler contract for seventy two Lanston typesetting machines. Witnesses described conferences at J Maury Doves home and Palmer office, with documentary evidence and a commission report on machine merit.
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Government Printing Office
Roosevelt
Lanston and
Mergenthaler
Frank ‘W. Palmer
Lanston
Palmer
Br. Palmer
Lansten
J. Maury
Dove
Lanston Company
Gen. L. T. Michener
Law Frm
Dudley & Michener
Lanaston Company
Gen. Michener
Mr. Palmer
Mr. Dove
Palmers
Lanstons
Morgenthalers
Lunstons
Oscar 3. Ricketts
Langton
Becaue
Ricketts
Capt
Brian
J. M. A. Spottswood
Spottswood
Philip T. Dodge
Mergenthaler Company
Investigation of Government Printing Office Hearing Moments
Witnesses questioned by attorneys discuss various divisions of the Government Printing Office. Commissioners conduct long sessions in a heat, with representatives from Mer centhalar and Lanston companies presenting accounts and testimonies about operations and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercenthalar Company
A. 8. Worthington
Meenney
E. ¥. Murphy
J. E. Kennedy
Lanston Company
Adrian Ba Larkin
Barry Mohint
Philadelphia
Borary de Shara
Vertntin
Government Printing Office
Bergenthaler and Langton
Antion Ronchine
Washington Arcanum Council debates new rate changes
About a hundred Arcanum officers and members met at the Pythian Temple in Washington. A. S. Robinson, past supreme regent, explained the new insurance rates as a move to perpetuate the order, not for profit. Others spoke for and against, with praise for Robinson and some criticism of the Supreme Council’s handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Pythian Temple
Robinson
Order
Supreme Council
Colorado
Arcanamites
Washington
J. £. Swaine
District of Columbia
Bu |Prame Council
Theodore Deland
Treasury
Gem
Order of Things
Tha
Brother Deland
Mr. Robinson
Sweins
Thomas
Housey
Electric rail line to open in thirty days in Washington Highlands
A Washington real estate surge centers on Pennsylvania Avenue as United States Realty Co plans an electric railroad within thirty days to unlock development. Wealthy backers including Hegemyer, Senator Clark, and Chauncey Depew invest, while Congress later grants a franchise for the bridge and rail line. The boost is expected to spark population growth and land value as the city expands over federal lands. A tolling trolley accident near Arlington claims a man’s life, John Holly, age twenty eight, after a brick wagon collision. He dies from jaw fracture and brain abscess after being treated at an emergency hospital. The report also notes a Panama governor’s dispatch about yellow fever in Culebra and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Highlands
Pennsylvania’ Avenue
United Stated” Realty Company
Ivill
Digh
Hegemyer
Sugar Trust Fame
William A. Clark
Benetor Chauncey M. Depew
I'intant
Congress
Dros Renn Pylvanls Avenue Bridge
Conrem
Ene Tel
Songates
John Holly
Arlington
Himergéncy Hospital
Pop Elatven
Greenville
Boardman
Taft Party En Route to the Philippines Trip Details
President Taft leads a large party including Miss Alice Roosevelt and several senators and representatives aboard two special cars. The journey to the Philippine Islands will last three months with stops in San Francisco Manila and Tokyo en route. The trip includes official inspections on land and sea and focuses on title issues to friar lands and diplomacy with Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. Taft
Conates
Alice Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Ruble
Union and Southern Pacific
Ogee
Union
Souths In Pacific
Pacific Mall
Matame Jusnerand
Takahira
Oliver
Chaffee
Sturhernus
Taft
Yallef
San Frencisco
Philipines
Tadt
Japan
Tokyo
Thek
Manila
Islands
Plotting in Santo Domingo Averted As Reform Friction Eases
Government feared a revolutionary plot at Monte Cristi in Gano Romingo as U S agents clashed with new American mentor rules. Modifications to the rules calmed tensions after talks with Santiago Michaalini of Porto Rico and War Secretary Taft, detailing conditions since American customs control began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Crist
Gano Romingo
Navy Department
United States Agenits
Santiago Michaalini
Santo Domingo
Taft
Cable
Cot Colton
Republic
American Customs Administration
Elocutionists rename group at convention
The National Association of Elocutionists adopted the name Association for the Advancement of Speech Arts after a convention discussion about inclusivity. Officers were elected led by Hubert Fulton as president and Soper as director. promotions in the city post office were announced, with several clerks advancing to higher grades. The Marine Band concert at the White House was announced for this evening under Acting Leader Walter Smith. A coroner was to investigate two Sudan deaths reported after a missing medical response.
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Angi
National Association
Tor
Hubert Irving Fulton
Ohio
Weate
University
Delaware
Frances B. Carter
New York
Preston Ke Dillenbeck
Chicago
Denty Bih
Patthen
Ottawa
Kans
Ow Nator A
Wittame
Thomas C. Try
Blood
University of Michigan
Ann
Athor
Montaville Monera
Cincinnati
Stephend
Montreal
Henry
M. Soper
Mra
Jedsie Eldridge Southwick
Boston
Prof. Soper
A .Fleeting
Directont
F. F.,mackay
Henry M.soper
Ways ‘and Means
Jessly Midvig de Southwich
Savery
Dépate
Sistors
Association” For the Advancement i
Ipsed Arts
Aine Diesy
Postminster
Waiter
Thompson
Wek
J. M. Botts
Walter G. Coe
William @. Crowley
Charles D. Curry
Horaca J.donnally
Henry J. Digholt
Hazel Hy Doyle
William Hi
Fitetmmong
Waverly D. Green
William
Hatria
Robert M. Harper
John J. Thamnatl
Roy M. Helser
Pearl Holland
George F. Howall
Marpheli
Johnson
Robert Lamon
Helmon J. Matthews
John W. Sherwood
Idm Hi
Butte
Frank
Wolfers
Windsor
Bean
LG Trooke
J.’ W. Clark
Henry Kanzhurst
A. Turner
Ridgely D. Wright
Marine Band
Condit
White House
Walter F. Smith
Wil
Sudan
Katuitaaionk
Mary Morrow
Aboot & Stangeler
Alla
Anna Gordon
Autopsy Finds Heart Disease in Robb at Brunswick Apt
Deputy Coroner Glazebrook conducted the autopsy on Hechester Robb a Treasury Department clerk who died at Brunswick Apartment Hovaétate Thura. The coroner cited chronic heart disease as the cause and issued a death certificate. Relatives were notified and the body placed under care of a funeral director.
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Rochester
Rebs
Glazebrook
Hechester Robb
Treasury Department
Brunswick
Hovaétate Thura
An Sioaleerie
Wera
Tikentucky
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Public Printer
Maury Dove
A. L. Bowen
Bowen
Focal
Washingto Exchange
Lanaton
Robin ‘Son
Woantington
Grégt
Magoon
Panama
Culebra
Tose Ardeo
The
Philippines
Prosident
Memher
Friané Laudia
Tait
Bola
Blackfoot
Idaho
MaryBy J. Fontery
Orinaus
Chester J. Long
Mealvine Lodge
Kane
Fraels
Newlands
Reno
Nev
Thomas Path
Denver
Colo
Nathan B. ‘Whatling
W. Va
Prancia
Warren
Chesenns
Wy0
Bourke Cockrat
Henry 4. Cooper
Raoina
Wis
Charlo Curtie
Topsim
Gans
DeArmind
Butter
George Famund Fors
Newton Gilbert
Fort ‘Wayne
Tod
F. H. Gillett
Boring
Dold
Mang
George A. “Loud
AM Sable
Wich
William B. McKinlty
Champaign
Otton
Milwaukee, Wiy
Herbert Pariona
New York City
N. Y
B. Driscoll
Syracuse
N.Y
D. C
C.K. Edwards
Insular Bureau
Guy
Edie
Army Medical Corps
J. K. Thompson
Secretary of War
T. JH. ‘Blinn
United States Army
Wikiat Helly
United Beaten
James A. Lerey
Durango
Mix
John F. Stevens
Chiigo
Fred W. Carpenter
W. R. Hedigo
Col
Edward
George Long
Washinator
Emlte Godchaux
New Orleans
Charles F. Loy
BE Louis
Lafe Young
Des Madings
Towa
J. G. Schmidlanp
Misa Charlotte Schrattlapp
Staten ‘Téland
Stuyvenant Fish, Jr
Ernest B. Stillman
Alien G. Hoyt
Willm
Burr McIntosh
Mew
York
Athertom Brownell
Public Oploten
W. J
Ulyuor
District Supreme Court
Josephine Wala
R. Walsh
Albert Silers
Walsh
Wright
District Supremes Court
Jm A. Penrose
Logan Penzane
Ce Penrose
Howard Boyd
Elocutionists
Association For, the
Advance
Carter
Arter
Matt Phe
Mall Boas
Gmatt Price
W. B. Moses & Sons
F St. Cor
Ind Megesines
Harry
Stevens
Irenel L. Faust
Bureau of History
Petuptiy
Wbstet
Stafford
Mosseger
Eanditen
Palais Royal
Ganil
Tela
Acd
Palais Royal Co
Pan
Lille Botonniere Ping
Fury
Milian
Ally
Kolven
Sunday Post
Garfield Boys
Tame
Morrow
Department Investigation Commission
Hay
Washington Law
England
United States
Caribbean
London
New
Benjamin Harrison
HY Frionpric
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Japs Shievery
Prederic J. Hagein
Russia
Charis W. Eliot
Harvard University
Congressional Party
Alaska
Jack Tar
Independence
Abcotgand Yard
State of
Texas
Milton
Thakars Daily
Illaotrad, i
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Wathington
Moegans
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Aaterico League Park
Uly
Washington Schools
Strayer’s Business College
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Prim
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Virginia Schools
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Hollins Institute
Virginia
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Oye Gavand
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College For Being
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Ocatiogs
Lawcier
Nankington
B.C
Suprema Court
Forale
T. Arthur South
U.S. Treasury
Perlor
Cervica
Cabin Johnere
Carle
Columbia
Charlotte Wal’ En
Columbia Theater Co
the Butterflies
Rand
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U. S.'Marine Baal Evary
Smn OA
Pee Rain B. Fh. Woand
Woolard Bote
Becine
Fulton
Math Street
Wetey
Ingo Ber Saat
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