Meeting of Agent Employes Assoc Opens with Divisions
The first meeting of the United States Employes Association at G A Hall revealed clashes over pensions for civil service clerks. Officers were elected, a constitution adopted, and a three member committee appointed to study the old United States Civil Service Retirement Association, amid heated talks about who should be included in any pension bill and how to proceed with Congress.
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United States Employes’ Association
Civil Service
United States Civil Service Retirevent Association
Navy Yard
Congress
New Association
Roosevelt
Old Association
Jacob Starr
War Department
Fresiert Procter
Civil Service Commission
Rooosevelt
Civil Service Reform League
Treasury
Treasury Department
New York Avenue
United States Civil Service Retirement Association
James A Baimple
David Fenton
Post Office Department
United States
Washington
W M Potter
Charles Booker
The
Andrew J Benton
Post Office
James Sample
Treasury L Department
Liewllyn Jordan
H M. Bennett
William M. Potter
J. W. Buck
Andrew J. Benton
Post-office Department
D D Lore
Reading
Charles M Thatcher
John Simmering
Buck
Loeb
Keep
Nixon
Senate
Ficharty
House
Bonaparte
John
Brooks
Publc
E. J Brookings
Fenton
Potter
Starr
Sentleman
Dr. Jordan
Simmering
Government Printing Office
Neagle
Navy Department
N. Neagle
M. F. Donoghue
Penalon
Mr. Neagle
Mr. Buck
R. Bieber
Srpall Gah. Hall
Eid
Attack Lipscomb's Bond Four Suits Filed Over Endowment Funds
Four suits filed in the District Supreme Court charge Andrew A Lipscomb as principal and Frank Hume and James W Radcliffe as trustees for recovering funds from the Washington Beneficial Endowment Association. Plaintiffs claim amounts ranging from 4 15065 to 2195, alleging the receivers held the fund. Fields, Lipscomb associate, was convicted in criminal court for embezzlement while Lipscomb was acquitted.
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Washington Endowment Association
Andrew A Lipscomb
Frank Hume
James W. Radcliffe
District Supreme Court
Linscomb
Washington Beneficial Endowment Association
Henry Orm Stuart
Henry E. Davis
Padgett & Forrest
Howard L Morrison
Zephyrine A Morrison
Leigh Roe- Ingen
Conway Robinson
Mary M Casain
William D. Cassin
Gordon & Gordon
Virginia, Trust Company, & Corporation
Alfred Sheld
Millan & Smith
Andrew A. Lipscomb
Thomas M. Fields
Endowment Association
Mr. Fields
Mr. Liscomb
New Candidate Appears for District Attorney Post
Friends of W F White back Attorney William Frye White for United States attorney in DC to succeed Morgan H Bopch who retires August 21. White, kin of Senator Frye, is with Cotton & White and praised as popular with judges and bar. He led condemnation proceedings for the Air Force site and his firm has worked on major government-linked investigations. Other aspirants remain active. Also notes fourth class postmasters appointed including Edward Reynolde and Harry A Mauliaan. Auto wreck near Paris injures Mr and Mrs Hisad of Chicago who are taken to Melun hotel.
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Tethia
Jordan
Classified
Buck
Willam H. Michael
James TF. Dubois
W. B. Stewart
William Bevere
Post-office Department
James W. Cheney
J & Brooks
War Department
H. C. Gauss
Charles W. Stewart
Navy Department
Franklin W. Colling
Department of Tyeniee
J. B. Morman
Department of Agriculture
A. I. McMillian
Treasury Department
William C. Connor
Government Printing Office
R. B Nixon
United States Senate
R Fieharty
House of Representatives
H S Milstead
Interstate Commerce Commission
Micheels
Aerte
W. F. White
Wiliam Frye White
United States
District of Columbia
Morgan H. Bopch
White
Frye
Cotton & White
Ha Fg
Aifles
Evemes
United Res
Secret Service Report Clears Hyde in Cotton Leak Probe
Secretary Wilson defends lack of exoneration and states no evidence links Hyde to the cotton crop leak. Solicitor McCabe releases a statement detailing the transfer of documents to District Attorney Beach and the decision to pursue no public prosecution at this time.
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Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Comig
Theodore H. Price
New York
McCabe
ES. Holmes
Beach
Broker Price
Wiigon
Treasury
Ime
Secret Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Price
Case Notes On Prospective Prosecution And Trust Breach
The memorandum discusses the case in which I was to advise with the Secretary regarding the opinion of the United States District Attorney that a criminal prosecution against Sean Holmes would not be pursued. Secretary Wilson suggested to President Roosevelt that a recommendation to Congress be made to enact verification to cover cases of a like nature involving breaches of trust.
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United States
Sean Holmes
Wilson
Roosevelt & Mendation
Congress
Roosevelt probes cotton report leak in White House
Special to Thee Wantington Fos Oyster Bay July 10 Roosevelt faces possible criminal prosecution over a cotton report leak. He discussed the matter with Secretary Wilson and may review Moody and Southern Cotton Association reports. In Atlanta Cheatham of the Southern Cotton Association arrived to report on the leak and the investigation. Cheatham expects to meet Jordan, with a full report to follow, while denying any disclosure.
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Oyster “Bay
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Secretary Bay
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Moody
Southern Cotton Association
Loeb
Atlanta
Richard Cheatham
Southern Cotton Associaton
Washington
Statistical Department
Cheatham
Jordan
Secretery Cheatham
Holmes
Cotton Manufacturers Seek Representation at Cotton Report
Cotton manufacturers seek a representative to attend the August cotton report at the Agriculture Department. Secretary Wilson maintains only statisticians or the Assistant Secretary may be present. Assistant Secretary Hays will attend in his stead as Wilson conducts other business.
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Charlotte
N. C
Richard Cheatham
Cotton Growers’ Association
Agricultural Department
R. M. Miller, Jr
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Whon
Cheatham
Cotton Manufacturem of
America
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Himsell
Miller
Hays
Congress
Department
Fire in a Cuspidor Sparks City Fire Alarm
Four fire companies responded to a blaze in a cuspidor on the second floor of 912 G Street NW owned by R J Reynolds. The waste paper fire caused no damage but drew a large crowd and neighborhood excitement. Police Officer Larrick helped rescue a woman from the Manhattan Building during the alert.
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G Street Northwest
R. J. Reynolds
Mutt
Manhattan
Fourteenth Street
Matt
Larrick
First Precinct
G Street
Body Found in Cellar Identified as Mrs Sassarah
Philadelphia readers report a body uncovered in the cellar of Charles Bluhm's former house, believed to be Annie Sas serah. A marriage certificate lists William Basaarah and Annie Brinkmann married in New York City on August 15, 189% and a promissory note to Bluhm signed by Brinkmann was found. The deceased, known as Annie, once worked in a textile mill and was hired as Bluhm's housekeeper. Local efforts aim to confirm identity.
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Algues
Annie Brinkmann
Annie
Bluhm
Ie Gre
Cotton Prices Boom As Market Closes Higher
Market records broken with options above 1114 cents and October near 1133 cents. Reports cite rumors of June acreage figures being understated and heavy short covering by major operators in New Orleans and New York, with price gains of about 2 cents per bale over the week and the day closing up 34 to 48 points.
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New York
Weahington Post
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Waco
New Orleans
Bureau
Bay
South
Bureau of Statistics
Man Charged With Larceny Involving Boy For Horse Scam
Charles Hewett was arrested by Detective Cornwell on grand larceny charges. He allegedly, with a young Negro accomplice, duped Lester Harris, a 16 year old crippled boy, out of 50 dollars by promising to buy him a fast race horse for 350 dollars. The crime occurred July 5, the money was taken from the grandmother Mrs. Mary Wilson’s bureau, and the pair fled the city with the boy reporting the incident. Hewett’s arrest followed.
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Charles Hewett
Cornwell
Central Office
Tiia
Lester Harris
Delaware
America
Mary Wilson
Gald
Geoning
Lester
Sttert
Hewett
Folower
Chief Hill Ousted In Philadelphia Reform Move
Mayor Weaver backs municipal reform leading to the resignation of Robert C. Emu, chief of the bureau of Building Inspection. John Kessler is named new chief as Col. Potter cites improper permit revocations and favoritism to a favored individual, reflecting political influence over building approvals.
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Weaver
Thotan
Waa
Robert C. Emu
Bureau of Building Inspection
John Kessler
Inspectora
Bureau
Hill
Col. Potter
Director of Public Safety
Potter
Hil
Pbuilding
Fire near Mount Hamilton threatens Lick Observatory
A forest fire that started Saturday along the Stanislaus Santa Clara border has spread toward Mount Hamilton. Lick Observatory staff telegraphed Governor Pardee to mobilize Company B of the San Jose militia to assist in fighting the flames eight miles from the observatory. The scrub covered slopes rise toward the summit, risking the observatory buildings and nearby settlement of astronomers.
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San Jose
Cal
Stanislaus
Santa Clara
Mount Hamilton
Lick Observatory
Pard¢e
Mounee
Fugitive Warren Crowell Reported Captured in Charlotte
Information from Charlotte, North Carolina, says Warren Crowell, wanted for nearly a year, has been arrested there. He reportedly fled from Harry Haight’s saloon after a shooting, escaped from Pollers Court, and vanished after picking flowers, with detectives preparing to return to continue questioning and pursue assault charges.
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Caroling
Charlotte
N. C
Warren Crowell
Jett Crograll
Harry Haight
Haight
Crowell
I Rsvoiver
Lee
Polos Court
Poller Court
Sixth Street
Couine
Char- Peis Wea Gena Tae Iim
Plague and Yellow Fever Spread Warn World Health Report
The Marine Hospital and Public Health Service issues a global epidemics report detailing rising bubonic plague in India and outbreaks of yellow fever in North America, Central America, and parts of South America and Asia. Cases span Tierra Blanca Vera Cruz Mexico to Livingston Guatemala, with deaths noted in several locations.
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Panama
Asia
Russia
Maring Hospital and Public Health Service
North America
Tierra Blanca
Goatzaccalcos
Vera Cruz State
Mexico
Balize
Britteh Honduras
Porto Cortez
Honduras
Livingston
Guatemala
Cuba
South America
Rilo de Janeiro
Pacific
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Inia
India
England
In Iia
Aden
Japan
Osaka
Tokyo
Bangkok
Siam
China
Amoy
Leith
Scotland
Africa
Egypt
Capa Colony
Durham
Parta
New South Wales
Queensland
Australia
Sumatra
Mourithis
Rio de Janeiro
Chile
Peru
Pisagus
Mollendo
Pallippine Islands
Cebu
Mantle
Hawaii
Hilo
Waipahu
Alea
Glas
Milo
Honolulu
Hoch Appeals for Money to Save His Life
Special to Thaerwin Chicago Hoch the condemned wife killer appeals to the public for funds to reach 1100 by July 15 to take his case to the Supreme Court. He says seven hundred dollars seems impossible and urges wealthy benefactors including John D Rockefeller Helen Gould Andrew Carnegie to aid his fight for life.
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Thaerwin
Chicago
Johann Hoch
Supreme Court
Hoch
John D. Rockefeller
Helen Gould
Andrew Carnegie
Williams Recovering Former Congressman Leaves Havana Hospital
Former Congressman George Fred Williams of Boston was discharged from Havana Hospital on July 10 and boarded the Ward Line steamer Monterey for New York. He arrived from Mexico en route to New York, after suffering lysipelas in the right leg and vein inflammation. He had been at the Animal Fever Hospital for three weeks.
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Havana Hospital
Havana
George Fred Williams
Boston
Animas Hospital
Ward Line
Monterey
New York
Willams
Mexico
Longshoremen Leader Attacks Chinese Exclusion Law
President Keefe at the International Longshoremoon Marine and Transport Workers Association convention in Detroit July 10 denounces the Chinese exclusion law as a farce. He urges Congress to pass a law truly protecting American labor and warns against patchwork. He also promotes government postal savings banks parcels post and state controlled life insurance. He says annual trade agreements will curb graft and that sympathetic strikes lose justification during such pacts.
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Detroit
Mich
Longshoremoon, Marine, and ‘Transport Workers’ Association
Keefe
United States
Congress
Ife
Weather Forecast and Local Conditions Report
Weather conditions from the Weather Bureau report indicate heavy rainfall across the Lower Mississippi Valley with over two inches in parts of New York and eastern regions. Cooler air in parts of the Midwest contrasts with high temperatures in the East. warnings issued for danger line stages on the Pearl River and other rivers. winds generally light to moderate from southerly directions with some northeasterly on the Upper Lakes. stocks of temperature data and city readings listed for multiple locations.
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Lower Lake
South Atlantic States
Allende Coset
Gulf Coast
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Wed River
Polate
Arkansas
Louisiana
AiPeck
Asheville
Atlanta
Auantle City
Biamarck
D. Boman
Mars
Bosaic
Chicago
TH. Po
Cincinnati
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Davenport
Denver
Kolvea
Iowa
Jackonyilie
Pia
Kamen City
Little Rock
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Marquette
Memphis
New Orleans
North Platte
Nebromeke
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Dish
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