Fifteen Firemen Strike at Heurich Brewery Noon
Fifteen union firemen oilers and helpers walked out at noon under Timothy Healy’s order demanding Heurich join the Brewers Association to raise beer prices. Places were filled by new hires while a court refused a restraining order. Union leaders warned the strike likely fails though some say no sympathy strike will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Heurich
Timothy Healy
International ‘Brotherhood of Firemen
Heurich
Brewers’ Association
Hquor
Supreme Court of the District
Washington
Heurtch
Firemen's Union
Healy
Brewers’Association
Christian Hearth Company
Combine
Wright
Pritz Reuter
New
Central Labor Linion
Pst
Mr Heurich
M Corkery
T Cleveland
W Smith
J Bland
J McDonald
W Donaldson
H Cleveland
Oilers
W Parnell
M Wright
R Flynn
P Phillips
L © Smith
C Sching
M Costele
A Gardiner
Corkery
Loval Union
Heare’s Hall
Eighth
D Streets
Leon Tobriner
Heurich Company
Heurich Brewery
Firemen
Board of Arbitration
Blanket injunction sought to restrain Brewers' Association
Suit filed in District Supreme Court by two retail liquor dealers against Abner-Drury National Capital Arlington Washington Chris Heurich Heurich Brewing and others. They seek a perpetual injunction to bar a Brewers' Association price fixing and coercive actions against Heurich to join the pact, amid a brewing industry dispute and a strike by some Heurich employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewers’ Association
District Supreme Court
Hquor
Heurich Brewing Company
James €. Leonard
Samuel G. Stewart
William G. Johnson
Abner-Drury Brewing Company
National Capital Brewing Company
Arlington Brewing Company
Washington Brewing Company
Chris Heuritch
Meurich Company
Charles W. Carr
M. J. Colbert
Lorenzo A. Bailey
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Strengthens Nerves and Tissues
An old medical advertisement proclaims Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a tonic for declining health and convalescence. It claims to nourish nerves and appetite, supply phosphates for bones muscles and tissues, and prevent deficiency-related weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Brewers Association Seeks Restraining Order Over Strike Action
The case seeks to enjoin Ottawa companies and Crown and Timothy Healy from regulating prices and from inducing Hearth Company firemen or other employees to leave service. Complainants say the Heurich Company strike aims to stifle competition and restrain trade, violating public policy and the rights of retail dealers. Respondents will deny the allegations. complainants file on their own behalf and for any other licensed liquor retailers who may intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner-Drury Brewing Company
National Capital Brewing Company
Arlington Brewing Company
Washington Brewing Company
Brewers’ Association
Heurich Brewing Company
Heurich Company
District of Columbia
Washington
United States
Healy and Crown
Sealed Crown
Timothy Healy
Ck Company
Grand Lodge Installation Sets Stage for Degree Contests
Officers of the Grand Lodge I O O F were installed at Odd Fellows Hall as committees for state substitutes and degree content rules were announced. Dr T J Jones reported a growing Home Association fund with pledges over 3500 and cash receipts to June 30 at 692.08, with additional pledges and a grand fund nearing 2200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Association
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Seventh Street
Streets
W H. McNiel
E. W. Bradford
Philip Walker
H. H. Easterling
R. A. Ford
W. E. Clapp
W. DL. Motherhead
Grand Herald
D D, Lore
W. P Allan
J. A. B. Espey
J. H. Ward
J. @. Curtey
A. B
W. W. Millen
John J. Brown
I HB Crew
W. E. Graves
Theodore Mead
Joseph R Fague
John Cherry
Rebekah
John H Wood
B H Easterling
Thomas J Gates
Oda Fellows’ Hall
W.W. Millan
T. J. Jones
Odd Fellows'_ Home Association
W. Bradford
Aight
Bradford
J. H. Crew
Controversy Over Acre Territory Settled By Diplomacy
The Peruvian Legation reports a Rio de Janeiro treaty with Brazil creating a modus vivendi at the Yurua and Purus river headwaters. Both nations will withdraw troops while diplomacy seeks a permanent title. If diplomacy fails, arbitration will decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Peru
Yurua
Purus
Acre
War Dept Seeks Quiet On Washington Barracks Bricklayers
Gen. Mackenzie asserts the so called strike at Washington Barracks is overstated and civil service rules apply to filling vacancies. Capt. Sewell asks for substitutes from the Civil Service list as needed while the union fears loss of private work, and Milford Spohn comments on union strength and non unity in government contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackenzie
Washington Barracks
War Department
Army
Oliver
Gillespie
Davis
John S Sewell
Engineer Department
Sewell
Gen. Mackenzie
Civil Service
Allen
George Taylor
Capt. Sewell
Civil Service Commission
Milford Spohn
Bricklayers’ Union
Mr. Spohn
Baltimore
Washington
Gantet
Wunion
Oyster Bay
Miller
Government Printing Office
Will Review Burton Case by Supreme Court
Justice Brewer grants a writ of error to review Senator Joseph R. Burton’s conviction in St Louis for accepting a fee for services before the Post Office Department while serving in the Senate. The matter will be reviewed by the U S Supreme Court likely this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Brewer
Nebraska
United States Supremes Court
United States District Court
Missouri
Joseph R. Burton
St. Louis
Post Office Department
United States Senate
United States Supreme Court
Child Injured In Anacostia Street Cave-In
Catherine Mullunk eleven years old was badly injured when a bank cave-in in Jackson street Anacostia buried her under earth. Rescued by Crossing Policeman Caw she suffered a dislocated right hip and was taken to Providence Hospital by Dr J A Watson. Her guardian is Catherine Hynes of 506 Harrison street Anacostia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mullunk
Jackson Street
Anacostia
J. A. Watson
Providence Hospital
Catherine Hynes
Harrison Street
Panama Adopts Gold Standard In Panama Canal
Panama agrees to the gold standard as official notification from the Panamanian government confirms ratification. The joint commission notes redemption of national bank notes totaling 1.801857 million dollars and government revenue and miscellaneous expenditures reaching about 9 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Panama Canal Commission
Joint Commission
Treasury
National Bank
Welom
Maybrick Woman Guarded at Mother's Rouen Home
Mrs. Maybrick arrived in Rouen from London with strict secrecy and was met by her mother, Baroness de Roques. They traveled to a walled Rue Tannery residence where visitors were refused and no one left the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bousg
Rouen
France
Figtanes
Maybrick
London
New Bayan
Southampton
Havre
Thetlon
Baroness de Roques
Mme. de Moremont
Rue Age Tannery
Mrs Naybrick
Haitian Cabinet Minister Implicated in Bank Fraud
In Port-au-Prince on July 21 the Haitian minister of justice told the Chamber of Communes that minister of the interior M. Thegan is implicated in last year’s $200,000 national bank bond fraud. An arrest order was issued but not executed due to government heartiness. justice promised arrests of all implicated, including Thezan, who remains in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Chamber of Communes
M. Thegan
Interior
M. Thezan
M Thezan
Defends Chinese Labor in Transvaal Debate
In the House of Commons Colonial Secretary Lyttelton announced next year the Transvaal would get elected representation. Joseph Chamberlain defended Chinese labor importation, arguing white workers won t work with blacks and that dominance requires inequality. The report also notes a Russo German treaty claim and other dispatches from London and Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chamberlain
London
House of Commons
Lyttelton
Transvaal
Legislative Council
Government loan sends Miller to Lisbon to set up Portuguese mint
Charles Miller of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing departed Washington for Lisbon on a government loan to install a modern printing plant for Portugal. The plant, purchased in the United States, will print Portuguese currency. He will be away for months, returning to his Bureau duties, after friends hosted a reception and presented him with marine binoculars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Lisbon
Portugal
United States
Miller
Bureau
Xe | Miller
Knights oppose proposed rate increases in DC district
Mount Vernon Tent No 4 of the Knights of the Maccabees in the District of Columbia dominates last night’s meeting, voicing nearly unanimous opposition to the rate increase. The group endorsed Detroit protests, sent a telegram to J S Greather in Cleveland, and condemned supreme action on valuing rates. Commander Brank Carnall signs the telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Maccabees
Knights of the Maccabees
District of Columbia
Mount Vernon
J. S. Greather
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Land
D. P. Markey
Maccabees
Brank Carnall
PREVENT THEATER STRIKE VISIT WASHINGTON BY IE THEATRE EMPLOYES COMMITTEE
D R Allen delegate from this city reports Milwaukee convention issues. A committee of investigation will visit Washington before the season opens to seek an understanding and prevent future strikes by stage hands amid ongoing tensions with local managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance of Stage Employes
Washington
D. R. Allen
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes
Milwaukee
Mr. Allen
Uncertain Note on Pimpies Beaux Skin Tips
Fragmentary OCR mentions a person named John H. Woodbury and a skin care topic. It lists a location 602 Eleventh and a corner F, but the text is unclear and reads like incomplete advertising copy about beauty advice. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Woodbury
D.I
Missouri Democrats vow to root out bribery in state politics
The Missouri Democratic convention pledges to stamp out bribery, arguing corruption must be crushed to protect government. Folk accepts the governor nomination and defends the fight, urging all citizens to aid in eradicating corrupt influence and renewing moral, material, and intellectual advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antares
Commonwealth
St. Louis
Democratic Party of
Missouri
Folk
Democratic Party of Missouri
Democratic Party
Weather conditions and reports from July 21
Weather Bureau bulletin from Washington details a shift in the South Atlantic high, followed by a general pressure drop over interior valleys. Expect moderate east and south temperatures for several days, with showers and storms south of the Ohio and east of the Mississippi, and in the Lower Missouri Valley and Upper Lake region. Temperatures generally below the regional average east of the Rockies, with cooler conditions in the Ohio Valley and Southeast. Showers likely in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys Friday. Local report lists hourly temperatures, humidity, rainfall, sunshine, and tides for the day, with temperatures in other cities showing a twelve hour fall ending at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Weahington
South Atlantic
Ohio
Missisaippi
Missouri Valley
Upper Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
South Atlantic States
Rocky Mountains
Middle Atlantic States
Misalésippi
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
European
Grand Banks
Afleck
Macon Bank to pay creditors in full
Macon Georgia July 2 Receiver W T Albertson who has run the failed First National Bank since May 16 turned over its affairs to Walter J Butler an attorney from Springfield Ohio The receiver says the bank would pay creditors in full with another dividend likely to be declared soon Sanitation and canal zone matters are noted in the surrounding report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Bank
Macon
W.T. Albertson
First National Bank
Walter J. Butler
Springfield
Ohio
Lta
Wayside Inn Dedicated For Aged and Infirm Odd Fellows
The Wayside Inn in Grove City Pennsylvania was dedicated today as a home for aged and infirm members of the Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania. Grand Master Robert Graham presided in the afternoon ceremony. Louis K White, president of the Home Association, spoke about starting funds and a $65000 farm and home fully paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania
Grove City
Wayside Inn
Robert Graham
Pelphia
The
Home Association
Louis K. White
Allegheny
Treasury
Tme
Graham
Ohio Infirmary Burned Near Cadiz
The Harrison County infirmary two miles west of Cadiz burned to the ground today valued at 75000 dollars. The loss is only partly covered by insurance. Flames started mysteriously in the tower and spread quickly, alarming fifty inmates all of whom were saved. Superintendent Welch Rogers aided in rescuing inmates and narrowly escaped death. A separate note states the United States has proposed excluding American poachers from waters around the Kommander Islands with a revenue cutter to patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Infirmary
Cadiz
Ohio
Harrison County Infirmary
Welch Rogers
United States
Kommander Islands
United States Revenue Cutter
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John H Brinkman
Tobriner
Brinkman
Central Labor Union
National Brewers’ Association
Albert Carey
Ybhe
Ath
Consumers’ Company
Mac Carry
Wold
Associaon
Central
Uquor
Louis 8
Cross
No. 6
Mr. Cross
Abner & Drury Company
Abner & Drury
Healey
International Brotherhood of ‘Teamaters
Timothy Healey
New York
Stationary Firemen’s National Union
B_ Schiotterbeck
J. F O'Hagan
J. W Childs
F. Shue
Its
Government OF
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fred G. Clark Company
Pennsylvania, Southern
New York Central
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
New Haven
Hartford
Russell
W. W. Russell
Burton
Mrs. Maybrick
Nor. m. Com
Retun, Sary
Suc
Vreign Office
Associated Press
Kruger
Lord Milner
South Africa
Pretoria
Pak Ling
China Mutual Steam Navigation Company
Red Sen
Falconia
America
Naples
Mgr. Falconio
Folk Heads
Cook
Thomas L. Rubey
la Grande
Rubey
Committee On
James A. Todd
R. W. Mitchell
L. H. Musgrove
Samuel B. Cook
Samuel Cook
Joseph Wingate Folk
Brownaville
Tenn
Henry B. Folk
Brownsville
Estes Tampay
Virginia
Mr. Folk
Vanderbilt University of
Jefferson Club
St. Louie
Put
Edgar Estes Folk
Memphis, Tenn
Beau_ Estes Folk
Nashville
Carey Albert Folk
Boscobel College
Humphrey Bate Folk
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Apm
Town
Denter
Colom Iy T. Deg Moines
Iowa
Galventon
Tex
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Flo
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Moone
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Ark
Marquette
Mich
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Nebr
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Pittsburg
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Utah
Loula
St Paul
Mion
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Miss
Colon
Lassburgh & Bro
Lansburgh & Bro
Nsanders & Stayman Co
Peter Grogan
Paave
Trist
Thompson Laskey
Fendall Ridg
Capital Traction Co
Fendall
G Stanley Hall
Care Maniversity
Worcester Mass
Howard University
Ballantine’s
the Shoomaker Company
St. H.W
Pa. Ave
B. B. Earnshaw& Bro
Ea Et Ee
Hutterly
7Th St
N. W
Watchea & A. C. Hutterly
Seventh St
McGill & Wallace
E Street
Baugh D
Offich
EL Osteopathy
14Th Street
Pope
W. L
T. Bidg
Fate
W. Helbig, Jr
Geo. E. Hebbard
Motern
St. St. Hebbard & Wineman
Great Atlantica and Pacific Tea Company
Tharp
F St. N.W
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