Firemen's Union Raises Funds as Washington Strike Persists
President Healy denounces Central Labor Union actions while vowing steel resolve. New York firemen's union lends 2000 dollars to Heinrich's brewery strikers and arrangements may send workers to New York for jobs. Local 64 votes to stay firm. Healy plans future program, asserts non-union replacements, and signals prolonged battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healy
Central Labor Union
New York
Uquor
Maccabee Temple
International Firemen Batthlon
Weaton
Hit
Firemen's Union
Washington
Strike Injunction Denied in Brewery Controversy
Justice Wright denied the injunction in Equity Court No. 1 dismissing the suit between Chr. Heurich Brewing Co and four rival brewers led by Washington Brewery Co. The decree rests on demurrer, with appeals anticipated. parties and attorneys named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wright
Hearlen Brewing Company
Leonard
Stewart
Justce Wright
Seoul
Washington Brewery Company
Heurich Company
Court of Appeals
William G. Johnson
Blimey & Woodard
Lorenzo A
Chr. Heurich Brewing Company
Chr. Heurich Company
Heurich Brewing Case Denies Conspiracy amid Labor Disputes
The Arlington Brewing Company and Heurich Company deny collusion in a lawsuit over stockholder issues and labor unrest. Labor leaders Crown Corkery and Healy reject claims they urged firemen to quit. affidavits from Local 63 members describe harsh overtime and alleged overwork without backing from the Brewers’ Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Brewing Company
Sult
Heurich Company
Leon Tobriner
Chr. Weurich Bre
Louis 8. Crown
Michael Corkery
Timothy Healy
Central Labor Union
John D. Bland
John R. Hartley
Abner-Drury Company
Newton A. James
National Capital Company
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Brewers’ Association
Hewich Company
Impdt
Sonabia
Apprenalya
Sanity Under Review for Two Jail Inmates
Mrs. Marcia Martha Marriott Wilson and Marie Clacotte Burroughs, held on board-bill charges, face a second sanity examination after police surgeons’ initial verdicts of sanity. Prosecuting Attorney Given said final reports are awaited before arraignment. if found insane they may be sent to Elizabeths Asylum, otherwise they will receive speedy Police Court trials.
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Marcia Martha Mariott- Ott Wilson
Marie Clacotte Burroughs
Given
Kimball
Wilson
Marie Burroughs
Parham
O'Brien
Mullen
Anderson
John Marshall Place
C Street
Harris
Story of a Hoy's Crime Alleged Fraud Against Employer
Detective John J. Herlihy of New York traveled to Washington to seize Emanuel Cohen, a seventeen year old boy, who confessed to a grand larceny charge in New York after being discharged from Goldstein & Kenner. Cohen, an errand boy, used a store order to obtain silk from A H Cassar Co and fled with the goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahergzeant John J. Herlihy
New York
Washington
Emanuel Cohen
Herlihy
Cohen
Goldstein & Kenner
East Tenth Street
A. H. Cassar & Co
Caesar & Co
Malaria Microbe Report From Doctors in Colombia
Consul Plumacher at Maracaibo reports two Medellin doctors claim to have discovered the trace microbe of malaria and its cultivation in mediums prepared with flowers of Erythrina ambrossa jucara.
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State Department
Plumacher
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Medellin
Colombia
Arsenal Brickyards Strike About Taylor Ineligibility
The Civil Service Commission probes Taylor's eligibility as five days remain for Washington Barracks bricklayers to return. Capt. Sewell leads Arsenal improvements with emergency workers while union disputes hinge on whether Taylor’s appointment was proper. The commission notes Taylor’s 1908 entry and possible revocation if eligibility expired prior to appointment.
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Washington Barracks
Taylor
Capt. Sewell
Arsenal
Navy Yard
Sewell
Civil Service Hst
Union
Nesro Beieklayera
Mw Fair Wey
National Organisation of
Bricklayers
J S Key Smith
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Enginee
Civil Service Commission
Three Workmen Injured in First and N Streets Cave-In
A sand slide at a new coal dump worksite on First and N Streets northeast buried three laborers. John C. Coppersmith, Frank Williams, and Edward Newman were pulled from the debris. Newman was sent to Freedmen's Hospital with minor injuries. Coppersmith and Williams suffered leg fractures and back bruising but were reported out of danger by night.
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First
N Streets
Edward Bady &Son
Baltimore
John C. Coppersmith
Hampstead
Frank Wiliams
Coppersmith
Williams
Newman
Arrest of Washington man over $15 theft at Laurel farm
Harry Washington, a 22 year old Black man, allegedly stole $15 from Mrs. Johnson who owns a bleach farm near Laurel. A tip from a Washington resident led to his arrest at a girl’s home on Dumbarton Street after bicycle patrols watched the address. He will be turned over to Laurel sheriff.
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Washington
Harry Washington
Mrs. Johnson
Laurel
P Street
Canadian Quarters Theft Arrest After Store Robbery
Charlies Rapp was arrested yesterday on a charge of robbing Frank B. Cogswell's store at 1913 Thirty-second Street NW on a Saturday night. The thief stole 1.2 dollars and five Canadian 25 cent pieces after closing time. Detectives Hartigan Baur and Officer Burlingame located him. he denied the theft but admitted possessing the Canadian money claiming a Negro boy gave it to him. A Capitol concert by the United States Marine Band led by William H. Sentellmann is slated for 5 30 this afternoon with a program including Rifle Regiment Overture and Lohengrin National Anthem. Adolph Herzog of Fort Myer Heights and Robert E. Davis of 7 K Street NE fell twenty feet from a scaffold while placing a cornice at 16 New Hampshire Avenue. Herzog sprained his left ankle and Davis sustained a back bruise, both taken to Garfield Hospital.
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Haurich
Washington
Chblo
Healy
New York
Heurich
Tobriner
Central Labor Union
Charlies Rapp
Frank B. Cogswell
Thirty-second Street Northwest
Cogswell
Hartigan and
Baur
Burlingama
Raft
United States Marine Band
William H. Sentelmann
Capitol
Rifle Regiment
Ole J. May
Santiago
Adolph Herzog
Fort Myer Heights
Robert E. Davis
K Street
New Hampshire Avenue
Herzog
Davis
Garfield Hospital
Must Resentence Convicts Under Indeterminate Sentence Act
The recent ruling requires resentencing of about 100 convicts to ensure terms do not expire between April and November. This affects those sentenced under the indeterminate sentence act since the law took effect.
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New York
Sailor seeks release from St Elizabeths hospital after asylum petition
Justice Wright granted a trial by jury on the sanity of John Maetros who fled a habeas corpus petition to obtain release from the Government Hospital for the Insane. He claims Navy discharge, unpaid funds held by asylum authorities, and seeks due process before liberty or money is taken. Attorneys Lambert and Baker represented Maestros. hospital authorities were led by Assistant U.S. Attorney Jesse C. Adkina.
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Ex-sabior
St. Elizabeth's Asylum
Justice Wright
John Maestros
Madstros
Maetros
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Lambert & Baker
United States
Jesse C. Adkina
Abduction Case Moves Forward in New Jersey Hearing
Mrs Burns travels to Atlantic Highlands to identify Grace Corcoran as the abductress of Leo Trainor. She recounts the boy’s visit, the street sighting, and Corcoran’s alleged motive to care for her brother. Corcoran’s arrest follows a Washington-area inquiry with a hearing postponed due to her illness. return to the capital is anticipated soon.
Venezuela Warning Over Asphalt Firm Seizure
United States weighs actions to protect New York and Bermuda Asphalt Company after Venezuela Supreme Court seizes its property. State Department moves to signal miscarriages of justice and potential ministerial instruction. Consul Plumacher reports native rights to four asphalt mines, taxing proceeds at 25 percent, possibly limiting competition. China to send officers to France for autumn maneuvers. three low rank officers chosen.
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United States
New York and
Bermudez Asphalt Company
State Department
Penfield
Department
Venezuelan Supreme Court
Asphalt Company
Venezuela
Castro
Bowen
Plumacher
Maracaibo
New York and Bermudez
China
France
Peking
M. du Bail
No Appetite Signals Vitality Loss and Ill Health
The text argues appetite loss foreshadows prostration and serious illness. It promotes Hood s Sarsaparilla as a beneficial alterative and tonic claimed to have cured thousands, urging readers to take it to restore vigor.
World’s Fair notes on walkers and exhibits in St Louis
British traveler Renaldo Walco completed a 6000 mile walk to the World’s Fair but found no mythical prize to claim. Mauritius Hechter of Bucharest arrived late after a long trek. both sought substantial prizes from organized clubs. Improvements across the grounds boost attendance as cool weather sustains visitors. Military drills, exhibitions, and Russian and British medal displays draw crowds. Elks Day features ceremonies with national leaders.
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St. Louis
Renaldo Walco
San Jose
Costa Rica
Exposition Company
Walco
Mauritius Hechter
Bucharest
Roumania
Roumanian Touring Club
Crown Prince
Ferdinand
Hapatte
Costa Fica
Nicaragua
San Salvador
Mexico
Illinois National Guard
Seventieth Virginia Volunteers
Seacoast Artillery
How Way Was Killed In Mexican Arrest Incident
The American consul reports a shooting in Aguascaliente after officials sought to arrest Clarence Way. Way resisted and was taken, cook Lattimer intervened and was wounded, Castro shot twice wounding and killing Way as Castro fired in self defense. alcalde and two commissioners jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazatlan
State Department
Aguascaliente
House of the Recorder
Clarence Way
Alcalde
Way
Lattimer
Castro
Drivers Hurt In Runaways Preacher Journeys End
James G Carter a lumber dealer of 1914 B street southwest was thrown from his horse driven buggy at C street when the animal ran away he escaped with slight injuries and the buggy was wrecked. David Horn of 1013 Third street northeast was thrown from a carriage at Thirty fourth and U streets northwest and suffered a fractured skull but local surgeons reported the fracture not serious and he went home. Mrs Mary J Sampson of 1426 Wirth street northwest was knocked down and run over by a horse and buggy driven by Cornelius Naughton causing bruises and shock. Naughton was arrested on an assault charge.
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James G. Carter
David Horn
James ©. Carter
B Street
C Street
U Streets
Third Street
Georgetown Universality Hospital
Horn
Mary J. Sampson
Wirth Street
Cornelius Naughton
Harvard Yale Athletes Hear London Reception
Teams from Harvard and Yale, who defeated Oxford and Cambridge representatives on Saturday, were the guests of Ambassador Chotte in London today. The reception celebrated their athletic success and college rivalries.
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London
Harvard
Yale
Oxford
Cambridge
Ambassador Chotte
Production and stocks of pig iron in first half of 1904
The Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Association reports 1904 first half pig iron output at 8,173,438 gross tons with 4,530.46 gross tons of Bessemer pig iron. Basic pig iron totaled 1,061,901 tons and charcoal pig iron 213,356 tons. Ferromanganese outputs, bituminous coal and coke combined totals, and June 30 stocks are also given, with furnaces numbering 900 on June 30 1904 and 816 to 900 range on mid-1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bulletin of the
American Iron and Steel Association
United States
Bessemer
Blaat
Jung
Southern Cotton Spinners Curtail Production At Greenville
Cotton spinners from NC SC GA AL MS meet at Greenville to cut output by 2 to 6 percent for August and September amid weak demand and unsettled market. Resolution passes 2,188,052 to 106,000 spindles. plan to run 75 percent capacity or shut one quarter, with price controls and delayed bills. Telegrams say marketImproved since Spartanburg conference. higher prices now in view.
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Greenville
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
James L. Orr
Piedmont Manufacturing Company
Spartanburg
New York
South Carolin
Bookmakers Indicted by Grand Jury in Chicago Tracks
Grand jury indicts twenty four bookmakers and orders Sheriff Barrett to stop all gambling at Cook County race tracks Hawthorne and Worth. Sheriff vows action starting tomorrow as earlier ban at Washington Park showed city will close tracks if betting is prohibited. Indicted bookmakers include Fred Cook Steve L Homideu Marcus Cartwright B J Weller Barney Schreib ar and William Applegate.
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Grand
Chicago
Barrett
Cook County
Hawthorne
Worth Race Tracks
Washington Park
Carter Harrison
South Side
Eneligh Lad
Steve L'Homideu
Marcus Cartwright
B. J. Weller
Barney Schreibar
William Applegate
American Killed in British East Africa Riot
The State Department reports from Zoangibar via the American consul that Mr Wendtte was killed by Nandi natives in Urganda Province on April 28. The victim, thought to be an American citizen, was mistaken for a marauder leader as a cattle raid occurred and he moved toward the trouble scene.
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State Department
Zoangibar
Urganda
British East Africa
Mr. Wendtte
Splendid values offered for ward in stock sales today
A brief report notes splendid values are brought for ward for today’s selling across all stock departments. It highlights Ines among the lists and calls attention to broad offerings in every department.
Peaceful Cripple Creek Restored as Civil Rule Replaces Military
Governor Peabody ends martial law in Teller County after assurances from Sheriff Bell that forces can maintain order. Proclamation shifts Cripple Creek district to civil authorities as unrest from June explosion and non‑union miners injuries recede. No troops active statewide. state military costs over eighteen months reach about 1 million dollars.
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Bell
Denver
Colo
Peabody
Teller County
Cripple Creek
Edward Bell
Independence
Colorado
Push Carts Riot in East Side Demonstration
Thousands of East Side residents joined a protest against police after thirteen push-cart vendors were arrested for violating the ten-foot spacing rule. Crowds supported the vendors as officers escorted prisoners to the station, with small fines imposed.
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New York
East Side
Wondbury
Nedlarg
France Demands Full Reparation for Missionary Murders
Paris government acts as protector of Catholics in the east by directing its Peking legation to seek full reparation for the murder of Belgian bishop Verhaegen and priest Theotinus Verhaegen near Ichang Hu Peh. A Shanghai dispatch reports 200 Chinese soldiers deployed to the scene and notes the killings likely stem from local trouble, not Boxer incidents.
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France
China
Paris
Temps
Tentsin
Far East
Peking
Verhapen
Frederick Verhapen
Itchang
Iwo
Ichang
Hu Peh
Manager Varhaegen
Theotinus Varhaegen
Bulgarian Band Destroyed After Fire at Granaries Near Kumanova
Turkish troops near Kumanova surprised a Bulgarian band of fifty-two men who were setting fire to granaries. Fifty were killed and destroyed, with only two escapees. The incident occurred near Saloniki in European Turkey on Sunday last.
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Saloniki
Turkey
Kumanova
Frozen meat healthful find by royal cancer inquiry
The Royal Commission into cancer reports frozen or chilled meat is not injurious to consumers and not linked to higher cancer rates in Great Britain. Also Finland’s coinage to be unified with Russia under the ruble system. markka valued at 0.1912 dollars, ruble at 0.49 dollars.
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British Royal Special Commission
London
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Royal Commission of Inquiry
Great Britain
Finland
St. Petersburg
Russia
United States
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Atlantis Highlands
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W. W. Burns
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Leo
Trainor
Missouri Avenue
James Trainor
Vaneull
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Orphan Asylum
St. Louis Exposition
British Museum
Palace of Liberal Arts
Henry VIII
George FV
Lenore Chex
Renkowicz Gedberg
America
Elks
Temple of Fraternity
Francis
W. J. O’brien
The
John H. Holmes
St. Louis Lodge
Iowa State Building
Charles E. Pickett
Iowa
Fred Robinson
the Elks
Cincinnati
Emperor William
National
Master Butchers’ Association of America
Hall of Congresses
German Butchers’ Association
Germany
TRON
John H. Wood
Bury D. L
Lansburgh & Bro
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Corvetyr
Dress Goody
American Fundy
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Haly
Sanders & Stayman Co
Oripple Creek
Peaceful
New York East Siders
Peter Grogan
Seventh Street
Ballantine’s
the Shoomaker Company
St. N. W
Pa. Ave
Pneumatic Water Works Co
14Th At
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Pope
Osteopath Allee
Paterson
D. Q
Wither L
Smith
W. B
T. Brig
Fats
B. B. Earnshaw
Fred. W. Helbig, Jr
U.S
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