Mass meeting condemns Heurich strike over brewing conflict
A large crowd at Building Trades Hall last night demanded clarity on the Heurich brewery dispute. Firemen and other unionists asserted the strike targets not wages or hours but Heurich policy toward other brewers and unionized firemen, with plans to meet International President Healy and seek a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heurich
Building Trades Hall
Heurich’s
Engineers' Union
Chutisa KE Dieteleh
Hrewera' Association
Timothy Healy
Framen'a Internation) Union
Etrika
Dietrich
Central Labor Union
Tobriner
Hearted Brewery
Washington
Healy
L. Champ
Omani
Nobr
Dockery
al Howen
Brewers’ Association
Brinkman
Organized Labor
Mr Brinkman
Han
Labor Movement
Firemens Union
Threats of Harm Alleged In Paper Dispute In Washington
Two men Gustave A Erixon and Ernest W Porter were arrested after threats against a district attorney arose over a university affiliated newspaper dispute. Assistant United States Attorney Ralph Given ordered their release on own recognizance for review at his office as investigations proceed.
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Gustave A .Erixon
Ernest W.porter
William Farr Yeaterday
First Precinct
United States
Ralph Given
Given
Brixon
Porter
Hart
Parr
Hrixan
Waahington
Farr
Threste
Ag Anch
Burr
Hirtxon
Seventh Street
G Street
National Deective Agency
Yesterdy
Hiixon
Court of Appeals
Maaraweraha
Washington Man President National Union Choosing William Briggs
William Briggs of this city was elected president of the National Union by the senate of that order in session at Mackinac Island. Briggs has long served in fraternal circles and has been a supreme body representative for about fourteen years, recently vice president with the Washington delegation. He left Mackinac Island to bring home the remains of Fred A. Hall who died suddenly at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healy
Washington
Bis
Central Labor Union
Brewer
L. Crown
Firemens Local Union
No 6
John B Dickman
Charles F. Vietrich
Washington, D. C
Heurich Brewing Company
Heugleh
Fleurich Brewing Company
Allics
Heartoh
Ina
Firemena
Avsc
Aldne
Heurloh
Heurich
Mr Heurich
Michael J Corkery
John D Biand
William Smith
Thamas Cleveland
Willem Kerper
Lucian © Smith
Christian Schlag
William A Wright
Michael J Costello
Alex Gardiner
Henry Cleveland
W. A Parnell
W Donalson
J. McDonald R Flynn
Raymond Phillips
William Briggs
National Union
Senate
Mackinac Island
Briggs
Fred. A. Hall
New Phase of Strike Opens at Navy Yard Barracks
Reports show bricklayers at the Washington Barracks and Navy Yard working with non union men including a negro, amid union objections. Capt Sewell plans to add more men and hopes unions will reconsider, while Civil Service rules loom over staffing and discrimination questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Sewell
Civil Service Commission
Civil Mervids Commission
Lather Forsee
Hard Fight on a Roof Ends With Knife and Blow
James Thompson Gouged and Slashed on a roof corner Third and V street northwest as Perk ing A L Pervking a Black helper allegedly insulted his wife. Thompson pursued him down a ladder then suffered additional injuries from a shovel. Police arrest Perkins nearby. Thompson is 37 and under doctor care. injuries serious but not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thompson Asroualy
al" Pervking
Damon J. Thompson
Vatreete
Periina
Thompson
Perkins
J Hompson
Edgar Thompson
North Capitol
Wo Optreet
W Street
Tenth Precinct
Eighteenth
M Streets
Funeral for B&O brakeman set at Chaney Station Md
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad brakeman Ernest T. Harrison was killed at the First and G streets northeast crossing. His funeral will be held today from the family home at Chaney Station with services in the village chapel and interment in the adjoining cemetery. A separate brief item notes a rescued survivor at Creedmoor and a Portuguese sailor believed lost onboard the British ship Creedmoor, later recovered near Shinnecock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest T. Harrison
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
First
Chaney Station
Chesapeake Beach
Potomac Club Smokers Feature Sparring and Music
The Potomac Boat Club held its bi monthly smoker at the club house foot of Thirty first street northwest attended by several hundred members and friends. The program included three two minute sparring bouts refereed by William Britt with timekeeper Lieut La Gorce and ended with a battle royal among three colored participants. A buffet luncheon followed on the balcony overlooking the river. The entertainment also featured song and medley numbers by club members and guests.
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Potomac Boat Club
Thirty-first Street
Carl Mueller
John la Gorce
Eugene Morgan
Harry T. Staub
William Britt
Lieut. la Gorce
Brent
HA Ra
Phan
Lel O'Brien
Jamea
Clair
Howard Crowley
Michael O'Yylen
Carl Muster
George Hernan
George O'Connor
Pip Boanting
Queen of the Harth
William Clabaugh
Harria Brothers and Company
Negro Robber Seizes Pocketbooks From Two Women
Police investigated two street robberies last night in which a Black man snatched pocketbooks from Mrs Mary Harding on G Street southwest and Miss Naomi Reese on C Street southwest. Each theft occurred within ten minutes, both suspects fled, witnesses gave chase but failed to detain him. A broad description exists and officers pledge pursuit to capture the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Precinct
Mary Harding
C Street
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Naomi Reese
Ninth Street
N Street
Elks Convention Returns Endorsing Historic Cincinnati Meet
Past Exalted Ruler Robert C. Mitchell and a Washington delegation attended the Elks annual convention in Cincinnati. The group, including Jacob Brill of Alexandria, Va, split afterward for St. Louis Elks Day events and New York. Mitchell called the reunion the largest in the order’s history, noting a parade lasting about 25 minutes and crowds totaling around 80,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Robert C. Mitchell
Washington
Elks
Jacob Brill
Alexandria
St. Louis
New York
Mitchell
Herrick
Welshman Eriter
Ha Toart
Escape Attempt Ends With Injury After Disorderly Arrest
Charlot Gatewood a Black man was arrested at eighteenth Street and Columbia Road NW on disorderly conduct charges. In a patrol wagon he leaped out headfirst, fell near a horse, was recaptured, and transported to Freedmen's Hospital for treatment before being taken to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlot Gatewood
Eighteenth Street
Columbia Road
Tanth
Bia
Faos
Atation
Funeral service for David Wolf Brown held in Washington Heights
The funeral for David Wolf Brown who died at his Ontario apartment Friday night will be held this afternoon at 6 o'clock in the Washington Heights Presbyterian Church with Rev. Mr Hunt officiating. After services the body will be transported to Lewes Delaware for burial on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wolf Brown
House of Representatives
Ontario
Mr Hunt
Washington Heights
Postmaster Appointments Spark Local Nominations
Fourth class postmasters were appointed yesterday in multiple states including Maine, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Eliz. The notices list names such as Maine Strickland, Meek Hood, Robert T Wootward, Samuel J. Myeraj El and Thomas BE. Fording as new postmasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Strickland
Meek Hood
New Jersey
Creamridge
Robert T Wootward
Pennsylvania
Bengiow
Samuel J. Myeraj Eltz
Thomas BE. Fording
Foundations Challenge For District Building In Washington
About 175 workers under engineer Charles A. Mackenne y tackle a heavy excavation for the District Government site. They remove 360 cubic yards daily, aim to clear 38 000 cubic yards, and plan 2300 piles up to 50 feet long. Deep western boiler rooms and a running electric pump complicate blasting with dynamite timed at noon and shift changes. Massive stone and masonry foundations demand a granite and iron heavy base, making the project among the hardest in Washington building history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alte
Dinttiet
Jaboreva
Ho Teume
Charles A. MacKenney
Tona
Constante ‘Ly
Flas
Insolvency suit filed against Freedman Transportation Company
Shareholders of Freedman Transportation Land and Improvement Company sue in District of Columbia to dissolve the corporation over alleged insolvency. Attorney Leon Torbriter represents a group of stockholders claiming ownership of the steamer Jane Mosely and seeking receiver appointment. The petition argues mismanagement and default on an $8,000 balance, with the steamer as the sole asset, and asks for auditor reference and a declaration of insolvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedman Transportation, Land, and Improvement Company
District of Columbia
Leon Torbriter
Frank Johnson
Oliver Jotinson
Alexander Whiker
Alexander Oglesby
Jacob Burgess
Joseph Ny Moyne
Charles Ft. Bnuth
William Tyler
Jefferson 8
Meaty B Brown
Zia Chuele
Ch H M. Brest
Jane Mosely
District Euprema
Stonmar
Auld
Jans Mosely
Redelyvera
Anarchists Supposed to Enter U S as Salvation Army
The Globe reports that dangerous anarchists are alleged to be disguising as Salvation Army members to enter the United States. Some are believed en route to the port, and authorities plan extra precautions to block their arrival.
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America
Salvation Army
Heston
the Globe
Gaim
United States
Gald
la A
Revolutionary Museum Founded in New York by Tallmadge Will
Frederick S Tallmadge, longtime head of the New York State Society of the Sons of the Revolution, bequeathed his Gramercy Park house and Revolutionary relics, literary works, and art to the society. The building will serve as a depository and support patriotic perpetuation. Also a correction note addresses misreported Union Veterans' Union encampment dates and locations for 1904, detailing the proper gathering times and places for affiliated groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gramercy Park
Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Frederick S Tallmadge
Federal Judge Rejects Settlement in Meredith Indictment
Cleveland, July 3. Judge Wing refused to annul the indictment of George W. Meredith, an East Liverpool wholesale dealer, despite a prior settlement offer between the Treasury and Attorney General for $12,000. The court held that no governmental authority can dismiss the case when a crime has occurred and remains under judicial review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Cleveland
Ohio
George W. Meredith
East Liverpool
United States Circuit Court
Wing
Meredith
Federal Grand Jury
United States Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Attorney General
Billings
Lisbon
United States
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the United
Textile Strike Looms as Fall River Mills Prepare
Thirty thousand cotton mill operatives in Fall River mass prepare to strike Monday after rejecting a 12 12 percent wage cut. The textile council forms a relief committee and seeks aid from the American Federation of Labor while mills refuse to postpone the cut. In Rhode Island, Central Falls workers vote down a management plan to avert a strike by keeping the cut in place pending settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Masa
Textile Council
American Federation of Labor
James Tansey
Textile
Manufacturers’ Committee
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Central Labor Union
Washington
Samuel Gompert
Central Falls R I
United States Cotton Company
Atrikerd
Fall Hiver
Peruna praised in testimonial ad from Hartman Col OH
A testimonial letter from Bess F Healy of Columbus Ohio extols Peruna for curing summer catarrh and general fatigue. The ad notes the remedy contains no narcotics, is safe for long use, and has become a staple in many homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul
Minn
Reununa
Hibernians elect officers at five day convention
The Ancient Order of Hibernians concluded its five day convention in St Louis by electing officers and choosing Saratoga Springs New York as the site for the next biennial meeting. Officers named include President James E Delan of Syracuse New York and Vice President James O Sullivan of Philadelphia. The convention discussed an insurance plan and a home for aged members, but the insurance proposal failed. The Syracuse headquarters will remain. The Ladies Auxiliary also elected national officers and will meet at Beekmans Springs.
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St Louis
Order of Hibernians
Saratoga Springs NY
James BE. Delan
Gyrnacuse NY
James O'Sullivan
Philadelphia
James T Carroll
Columbus
Ohfo
M. J O’brien
Richmond
John T Keatirg
Chicago
New York City
Saratoga Springs
Syracuse
Ladies’ Auxiliary
May Quinn
Joliet
Katherine E Sheridan
Massachusetts
Anna Maria
Pennsyyvania
Befeators Springs
Train Derailment Kills Express Messenger Near Kansas City
A derailment five miles west of Kansas City Missouri killed Express Messenger J. Wall and injured several others aboard the mail car and a passenger coach. The wreck caused the mail car and smoker to plunge, while the other cars remained upright. A doctor arrived for the injured. one mail man was fatally hurt and others are expected to recover. Separately, a Newfoundland steamer reports many large icebergs off Belle Isle Strait, threatening navigation from Montreal.
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Kansaa City
Popea
Bante Fe
Colorado
Fe Wall
Kansan City
Johnn
Newfoundland
Belle Tale Etralta
Montreal
Fera
Labrador
McGowen Re-Elected at Catholic Benevolent Association Meet
Mrs McGowen of Busti New York was re elected president of the Tadine s Catholic Benevolent Association by a 178 vote margin over Mrs Coatella of Brooklyn New York. Mrs Flannigan of Syracuse New York was elected first vice president, defeating Mrs Quinn of Newark New Jersey by 69 votes. Amendments to the constitution were adopted setting a new member contribution scale from eighteen to forty nine years per $1000. A further convention session is planned Monday to finish business and adjourn.
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Ladies’ Catholic Axseeia_ tion
Ita
Bt. Paul, Minn
Elestena
The
Tadine’ S Catholic Benevolent Association
Mra
BH McGowen
Tia
Mra Mary
Coatella
Brooklyn
Marvy A. Flannigan
Syracuse
Mra Maria Quinn
Newark
N. J
Counterfeiters Held on $2000 Bail in Philadelphia Hearing
Frederick Myers and John Hesse of New York were arrested last night for counterfeiting. They were held on $2000 bail each after a hearing today. Secret Service agents, watching the suspects at work in a southern Philadelphia house near a police station, seized a half bushel of counterfeit dimes and quarters and all paraphernalia used in the manufacture. The men had arrived in Philadelphia from New York just last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frederick Myers
John Hesse
New York
Secret Service
Modern System of Water Works for Suburban Homes
Pneumatic Water Works Co announces a modern water system for suburban houses featuring no overhead tanks no freezing bathroom conveniences and best fire protection with water packed pumps. Located at 226-234 Fourteenth Street Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pneumatic Water Works CO
Fourteenth Street
Wshington, D. C
Deaths of a Day in Cities Across the Nation
A roundup notes the deaths of George B. Mattoon of Sheboygan Wisconsin, Rev Thomas McMahon of Baltimore, C E Danforth a former Levi P Morton partner in Chattanooga, and Sir John Simon former Royal College of Surgeons president in London. Also reported are Senator George G Vest's slight improvement and several ocean liner movements with ships arriving or sailing to and from New York Philadelphia and various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
C E. Danforth
Levi P Morton
New York
London
Sir John Simon, KC
Royal College of Surgeons
Royal Society
Ioié
Weather conditions and temperature report from Washington D C
Weather Bureau bulletin describes shifting high pressure over the Upper Lake region and a strong central Montana disturbance. Showers and thunderstorms affect Virginia to Texas, with cooler tones in the Plateau and Mississippi Valley warmth spreading east. North Atlantic winds and scattered showers in Missouri and Rockies noted. Regional temps listed for midnight through 6 pm, max 77 min 64, humidity 51 percent at 8 am.
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Swept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington D
Upper Lake Region
North Pacific Coast
Montana
Virginia
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf States
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
New England
Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic
Santerly
Gulf
Great Lakes
Weatiloh
Free Pianos For Children Education Offer By F G Smith Co
Musical authorities urge early piano training for children this six month free piano offer from the F G Smith Piano Co 1225 Pennsylvania Avenue invites parents and teachers to apply at the wareroom to obtain a piano at no cost with only drayage payable. The program also includes referrals to music teachers willing to call at homes at nominal rates to provide instruction and practice access for pupils.
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F G Smith Plano Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
F @ Smith Ca
Parenta
Wil
Mydg Sauir Co
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Baber
Ag- Boghhon
Certral Taber
Ton Tobener
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Eers
Bosa Brawera
Michael Collins
International Engineers’ Union
Wright
Hquor
Alexander
H_ Bell
National Capital Brewing Company
Lorenzo A. Bailey
Arington Brewery
Birney & Woodard
Washington Brewery Company
Charles W. Darr
San Drury Company
Leon Tobriner
Heurich Company
M. J. Colbert
Firemen’s Union
Heare’s Hall
Washington Man
Navy Yard
George Taylor
Washington Barracks
Cha
Het
Thia Alaume Atricken
Milford Spohn
Thos
Harracks
Civil Service
Taylor
Spohn
Capt Sewell
Roosevelt
Mr Spohn
Taos
Civil Service Imst
Creadmoor
Ione Ae
Shinnecock
William D Marvel
Lanesville
Conn Cant Coleman
Potomac Club
Chas. M. Stieff
Conlere
Old Power House Foundation
Derbex
Power House
New Willard Hotel
Unio
Union Veterans’ Union
Boston
Incorporated
Robert Acton
Mte
Ruena
Hibernians
Saratoga
Megben
Ger
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McGowen
George B. Mattoon
Mattoon Manufacturing Company
Sheboygan
Wis
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Thomas McMahon
Catholic Church
Baltimore
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George G Vest
Southampton
Cherbourg
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