Union Against Strike Divides Central Labor Body Meeting
A large Washington gathering on the firemen's strike at Heurich's brewery ended with an adjournment before 10 PM as the Central Labor Union avoided taking a stand. The international president spoke but was not allowed to address. delegates from brewers and liquor dealers attended, while the central body prepared to close the case and the firemen were expected to return to work next week.
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International
Firemen'’s Union
Heurich’s
Central Caboration
Tuturi
Mearothy Pealy
Fremen's
Wien
Wan Brewene
Ira
Washington
Fiemun
Brewers' Association
Council of Allied Building Trades
Painters’ Union
Central Labor Union
Heurich
Arfongs
Dickman
Heady
Nquor
Central Labor Mon
Hugh Harvey
Hetall Z Taguet Dealers’ Association
Arington
National Capital
Abner & Drury's
Brewery Workers’ Union
Cincinnati
Firamen
Yatrly
Crown
Nuun
Mitten
Mose
Charles Ig. Dietrich
Heurich's
Brewery Association
Labor Officials Seek Restraint Over Firemen at Heurich Brewery
A labor case to restrain the ordering out of Heurich Brewery firemen will be heard in Justice Wright In Equity Court No 1 this morning. None of the defendants has filed an answer, but counsel expect to prevent this before the hearing. The hearing was postponed from yesterday by agreement.
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Heurich
Justice Wright
Equity Court No
Boy Confesses Larceny After Wandering Years
A 15 year old boy first named John Carter, later Emanuel Cohen, confessed in Juvenile Court to grand larceny from A. H. Gaegar & Co in New York. He had run away from home four months earlier, was found sleeping in a box car on a Baltimore and Ohio siding, and was held for transfer to New York authorities. He said he had traveled the country stealing to survive and now wished to return home despite potential jail time.
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Baltimore and Ohio
John Carter
Emanuel Cohen
New York
Langan
Cohen
A. H. Gaegar & Co
Green Street
Haynes
Orena Neweet
East Broadway
Uncle Jerry Smith Dead After Long White House Service
Jeremiah Smith known as Uncle Jerry, a 69 year old longtime White House employee and former valet to Gen. Grant, died at his home 1630 Church Street Northwest. He had served presidents from Grant onward, hoisted the flag, and was beloved as a loyal, nonpartisan figure. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Jeremiah Smith
Uncle Jerry
White House
Gen. Grant
Church Street
Executive Mansion
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Loeb
Jerry
Grant
Buzzards Bay
Cleveland
Quarrel Leaves Black Man Wounded in Northwest Corner
Oscar James of 408 R Street Northwest was cut in the side with a knife near First and O streets by a man named Dick Irving during a quarrel yesterday. Doctors called the injury slight, he went home, then returned as bleeding resumed. Police seek leads.
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First and
O Streets
Oscar James
R Atreet
Dick" Irving
Homeopathic Hospital
James
Leaky Oil Stove Ignites Fire at Thomas J. Gross Home
A leaky oil stove caused a house fire at 639 W Street Northwest yesterday. Thomas J. Gross threw the stove from a window, sustaining facial and hand burns. Firemen contained the flames from box 71h, with damage estimated at $10.
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Thomas J. Gross
Receiver Application Denied in Grennan v. Columbia Copyright
Justice Wright discharged the rule to show cause why a receiver should not be appointed in the case filed by John W. Grennan against the Columbia Copyright and Patent Company. The ruling pauses further action pending further proceedings in the matter.
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Wright
John W. Grennan
Columbia Copyright and Patent Company
Banquet Highlights Traction Officials Talks and Plans
A Washington banquet hosted by the Bloomingdale Le Droit Park and Reservoir Heights association featured remarks by Gen. George Harries and Commissioner Macfarland. Harries outlined railway reorganization, projected a 2.125 percent dividend next December, and promised schedule improvements. The event praised employee cooperation and urged direct citizen contact with officials, while other speakers discussed police identification work and civic franchise ideas. A Virginia man suffered a thigh gunshot wound, authorities investigated, and a servant theft case was underway.
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Bloomingdale
le Droit Park
Reservoir Heights
Hev
Aleveander Kent
The
People's Church
Macfarland
Gen
Harries
S ¥Iventear
Harry Bulkley
Samuel Gampers
Calvin Farnaworth
Emin
Gen. Harries
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Maclariana Mady
Washington
Congress
Columbia
Gompers
Maj
Sylvester
International Police Association
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Sen
Benjamin le Fevre
Robert HE. Logan
Charles H. Durand
Commissioner Macfarland
George H. Harries
Richard Sylvester
James H. Harris May
Charles
Ourdnd
Samuel Gom- Rent
Berry Oaikey
Alexander de Chew
Hoover
J. Consey
Evang
A ‘B. Hopkins
Gosttott
Ray de Galvin
Arnsworth
Harry Flicker
Narance
Walker A. . Drumgold
York
Passenger Train Collision in Southwest Yard
A passenger train and a shifting engine collided in railroad yards near Sixth Street and Maryland Avenue Southwest yesterday morning. The slow train derailed several cars and damaged tracks but no one was injured and service resumed shortly after. In a separate case, street car conductor John B. Jenkins reported $3 stolen and detectives arrested Rezin Hobbs, found the money concealed in the toe of a shoe.
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Southern Railroad
Sixth Street
Maryland Avenue
Trafic
John B. Jenkins
Rezin Hobbs
Peck and
Pratt
Hobbs
Abduction Charge Arrest of Washington Bride in New Jersey
Grace Corcoran, newly married, was arrested in Atlantic Highlands New Jersey on an abduction warrant. Detective Cornwell says she allegedly left Washington last week with her fourteen year old adopted brother of Mrs Catharine Burns. She is to appear before a U S commissioner in New Jersey and likely be sent back to Washington.
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Grace Corcoran
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Cornwell
United States
New Jersey
Washington
Mia
Corvoruts
Hothay
Newark
Dewey Prize Money Case Referee Rules Distribution of Funds
Justice Gould approves auditor's report in the Dewey prize fund dispute. About 824,677.69 is split with the navy pension fund receiving half deducting costs and an attorney fee. the remainder goes to Admiral Dewey and fleet officers from Manila Bay. Government disputes fee charging. opinion upholds charging against the entire fund.
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Justice Gould
Admiral Dewey
Hia
Manila Bay
Herbert Micou
George A. King
Abelants
Charles ©. Ginney
Philadelphia
United States
Gould
Navy Pension Fund
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Dorsey Foultz Again Reported Alive in Coal Mines
Detective Tyler returned from a fruitless trip to Pennsylvania coal fields amid claims that Dorsey Foultz is alive and at work in the mines. Police, however, remain cautious and declare Foultz dead in the latest suspect reports.
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Dorsey Foultz
Dorsey
Mving
Pennsylvania
Tyler
Dorsey Poulty
Arrest in Mobile for Pass Worthless Check
Detective Baur learned of the arrest of Henry W. Lamb in Mobile Alabama on a charge of passing a worthless check. Lamb, wanted here, is in custody and will be brought to Washington after Natchez Mississippi authorities finish with him. He allegedly secured the endorsement of veterinary surgeon Charles E. Brown on a $100 check to obtain cash. The report also notes a separate Ohio event.
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Baur
Mobile
Ala
Henry W. Lamb
Lamb
Qusted
Natchez
Miss
Washington
Charles E. Brown
Burglar Breaks In at Walter Bailey Home
A burglar broke into the Walter Bailey residence Sunday night and smashed a trunk with a hatchet. Clothing valued at 30 is missing. A coat believed to belong to a Black man was left on the ground outside a window, providing police with a lead in identifying the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bailey
Witness describes lifeboat flaw in Slocum disaster inquiry
At a federal inquiry into the General Slocum disaster, former Fire Marshal Thomas Freel blamed a crew member for losing his head and failing to throw a barrel that might have spread air. Mrs Meda Witte testified about attempting to launch a Tex boat during the fire. Henry Lundberg, once a US inspector, was dropped from the roll after probation.
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New York
General Slocum
Thomas Freel
Medera Commission
Freel
Coakley
Meda Witte
Federal Commisseion
Henry Tundberg
United States
Uhler
Lundberg
American lecture course planned at the Sorbonne
James H. Hyde of New York funds a Sorbonne American literature and institutions course. Louis Liard accepts with permanence if successful. Barrett Wendell will open the series in November. Rene Millet joins Hyde course at Harvard on France in the Mediterranean. Funck Buntane will tour the United States under Alliance Haniale sponsorship.
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Paris
Harvard University
United States
James H. Hyde
New York
Hyde
Sorbonne
Louis Liard
University of Paris
Barrett Wendell
Harvard
Rene Millet
France
Sweden
Servia
Mediterranean
Funck Buntane
Allianse Hrandalde
Alleged Forger Arrested by Baltimore Detectives
Baltimore detectives Tom O'Donnell and Isaiah Spanden captured Monie Cahn in Knoxville, Md, after tracking him from Harpers Ferry, W Va. Cahn, sought in multiple eastern cities for forgery, was found with laudanum, and reportedly posed as a Baltimore firm employee. He allegedly passed forged checks on Planters Bank of Richmond and Washington Loan and Trust, totaling 135, 25, and 75 dollars. He was jailed at the First precinct overnight. the arrest spans Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, York Pa, Richmond and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tom O'Donnell
Isaiah Spanden
Harper
W. Va
Monie Cahn
Knoxville
Cahn
Planters’ Bank
Richmond
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Jac Conville
Phildelphia
New York
York, Pa
Germans Acquit Most Accused in High Treason Trial
The Social Democrats were acquitted in the high treason and conspiracy case against Russia. Several defendants, including Ehren fort and Braun, were acquitted on conspiracy charges, while Martina Poptael and Kugel received three months, Trep tan and Novagrotaky two and a half months, and Klein eight weeks. The court dropped the Russia related charge, provoking mixed public reaction and government commentary.
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Social Democrata
Russia
Eenigeberg
Prusela
Klein
Rusala
Kingston Conduit Disaster Coroners Jury Verdict
A coroners jury in Kingston Jamaica finds the June 27 conduit accident caused the deaths of thirty three sand removal workers by misadventure. The jury rejects manslaughter charges against General Manager Lewis and Chief Engineer Du perroussel and urges new government legislation governing the company’s operations while workers are engaged in the conduit.
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Kingston Conduit
Kingston
Jamaica
Spanish Town
West India Electric Company
Lewis
Duperroussel
Horse Led to Recapture Prisoner from Virginia
Oliver Ryan twenty five years old escaped from Herndon Virginia jail Sunday night and was seen leaving the village on a gray horse. Washington Police stopped a rider at dawn near Aqueduct Bridge based on description and arrested him. The Herndon town sergeant recovered Ryan and returned him to Virginia. The horse reportedly belonged to the fugitive rather than the jail escape.
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Virginia
Washington
Oliver Ryan
Herndon
Ryan
J. A. Hall
Seventh Precinct
Aqueduct Bridge
Dawson Presents Credentials to Dominican President
American Minister to Santo Domingo Daw son presented credentials to the president at the palace with military honors. The message from Washington praised the government and people of the republic, and honors were accorded on entering and leaving the palace. Rear Admiral Siesbee reports Santo Domingo's revolution suppression and a likely extended period of peace after his squadron arrived in San Juan.
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Santo Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Dawson
San Juan
Porto Rico
Siesbee
Newark
Toneka
Scorpion
Republic
Diamond Ring Hidden in Mud Revealed by Suspect Interaction
Dorsey Gramberry a sixteen year old black youth arrested in Peters burg Va told Detective Muller where to find a $100 diamond ring allegedly stolen by him. The gem was buried under a brick in the yard behind Gramberry’s mother Hramberry’s house and found after an hour of digging. Gramberry denied the theft claiming he received the ring from another black man whose name he does not know. He faces arraignment in Police Court today on grand larceny charges.
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Heasie Winfield
Prather
Madison Court Northwest
E. R. Clements
North Capitol Street
Bessie Winfield
Bessie
Dorsey Gramberry
Petersburg
Muller
Hramberry
Mia
May Zipscomb
Pittsburg
Elaine
Bramberry
Bonesteel Quiet as Land Lottery Draw Nears
Registration for the Rosebud Indian lands reached 106 336 as 2 500 claims remain. The drawing begins Thursday in Chamberlain S D with envelopes drawn and clerks recording order. Names will be drawn at 100 per day until all lands are allocated, with later entrants potentially excluded.
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Rosebud Indian Lands
Norfolk
Nebr
John McPhaut
Government Registration Bureau
Bonesteel
S. D
Rosebud Indian Reservation
Chamberlain
Rosebud Reservation
Bonenteel
Filigg
General Land Office
Chumberlain Thuraays
Weather Summary From Washington Weather Bureau
Weather conditions show little barometric change in the last day with warmer readings in central valleys and Atlantic districts while the extreme south remains cooler. Cloudy showers affect the Middle and South Atlantic, Kansas, and the Dakotas with fair elsewhere. Tuesday looks unsettled with scattered showers in the Ohio Valley the Lake region and the Mid Atlantic. Winds along coasts will be light to gentle southerly, Great Lakes breezes southwest. Downtown readings log midnight to 10 p.m. highs 70, many readings in the mid 60s. rainfall 0.24 inch. Temperatures in other cities noted with twelve hour rainfall through 8 p.m.
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Great Lakes
Affieck
Man recounts health rebound after Grape-Nuts diet
A man saved from a grip infection details a dramatic recovery after adopting Grape-Nuts and cream for three meals daily. He credits sustained nourishment for regained strength, mental clarity, and vitality, noting a move from Albany to San Francisco and a youthfully improved appearance at age 56. The appeal includes contact names and references to Postum Co. and the Road to Wellville.
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Albany
San Francisco
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Heir to Russia Expected as Court Awaits Heir
The Alexandra Villa at Peterhof hosts the royal family as Russia anticipates greeting an heir to the throne. The Emperor cancels engagements while eyes watch the palace for news of succession. London notes Wilson Barrett’s funeral with large participation from theatrical circles. King Christian’s health restores after a visit to Schwerin. Daisy Lester and Maj. Crawley’s engagement reportedly broken off. Kruger’s remains depart Switzerland for The Hague. funeral car procession described.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
All
Alexandra Villa
Peterhof
Lester-Crawley
London
Eepresa
Gela
Daisy Lester
Maj. Crawley
Detroit Belt Line to Circle City under Pere Marquette
FP N Jacobsen forms a syndicate with one million dollars subscribed to build a Detroit belt line under Pere Marquette control. Surveyors chart a 25 mile route from Delray crossing Woodward toward Water Works Park, costing about 500 thousand excluding rolling stock docks and stations.
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Mica
Pere Marquette Railroad
N. Jacobsen
Wix
Delray
Woodward
City Hall
Water Works Park
Jacobsen
Michigan Central Railroad
Crushed Beneath Car In New York State Accident
North Tonawanda New York July 2 George F Schultz a Buffalo lawyer 15 in serious condition and Mrs A I Pearce of Sanborn at the point of death when a high speed country road accident left their car overturned in a ditch after striking a dog two other occupants escaped unhurt Also Detroit July report sporting editor John R Robinson of the Detroit Journal missing since Monday last presumed drowned his canoe found resented on the Canadian river shore his mother lives in Roxbury Massachusetts He was a former major in a Connecticut regiment during the Cuban war
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Tonawanda
N. Y
George F. Schultz
Buffalo
A. I. Pearce
Sanborn
Les
Schultz
Detroit
Mich
John R. Robinson
Detroit Journal
Roxbury
Mass
Robinson
Tinplate Mill to Reopen in Newcastle Pa
Rejoicing over the tinplate scale settlement as the Great Shenango Tinplate Mill will resume full operation at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. The Greet Mill also planned to restart within a few days, affecting about 6 000 tinworkers in the area.
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Newcastle
Shenango
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