Brewery Strike Ends as Washington Firemen Return to Work
Fifteen firemen and workers from Heurich's brewery in Washington returned to their booths after a weeklong strike aimed at forcing higher beer prices. Timothy Healy, president of the international union, credited Louis B. Scrum of the International Brewery Workers Union and the National Civic Federation for the settlement. The agreement ends the beer war, with no concessions from the Brewers Association and a possible price rise for light beer pending further talks.
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Civic Federation
Union
Hlatery
Washington
Roan
Heurich
Timothy Healy
Fremen's Union
Louis B. Scrum
International Brewery Workers’ Union
National Civic Federation
Christian Heurich
Brewers’ Association
Healy
Wassington
New York
Secram
Heaty
Hhurich
Scram
Hearth
Brewers' Association
Hsurich
Leon Tobriner
Fair Play
New York Wiremen's Union
Firemen's International Union
Thin City
Typographical Temple
Entertain Supreme Lodge Preparations for I O M May Meeting
A coalition of District I O M bodies met to raise funds and arrange receptions for the Supreme Lodge meeting to be held in the city next May. They plan an I O M Day celebration at Marshall Hall on August 23 and outline officer roles for the event.
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Independent Order of Mechanics
Grand Lodge
Union Lodge
Trunion Commandery
Order of Mechaniecs
Supreme Todgie
I. GO
J. W. Thomas
Herman Taumgarten
Uriah Helter
I H Patterson
Edward Stevens
J. T. Heare
Marshall Hall
Potomac Tneurance
Clatriet of Calumbus
Washington
Child Dies From Burns After House Fire Incident
Percy Ackerman two years old of 12 California street northeast died after his clothing caught fire during an explosion while running to a neighbor’s home. His four year old companion Paul Torlane also burned was hospitalized and reported in critical condition. Mrs Costa and her husband suffered burns while trying to save the children. no further injuries expected.
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Percy Ackerman
California Street
Joseph Corta
Percy
Paul Torlane
Mra. Costa
Fatal plunge in mill race claims 11 year old
Harold Hammond of 1611 Thirty-fourth street NW stripped and jumped into the waste way of Tenny and Son’s corn mill mill race 200 yards above Aque duct Bridge and drowned. A. Snyder of 1325 Thirty-fifth street recovered the body on the first grappling cast. resuscitation failed. Five youths including Hammond were swimming in the swift channel near 4 PM when he went overboard.
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Harold Hammond
Thirty-fourth Street
Tenny & Son
Aqueduct Bridge
Albert Snyder
Thirty-fifth Street
Hammond
Joseph Lincoln
John Fearson
N Street
John Isley
Thirty-seventh Street
Neal Walters
Suit Filed Against Postmaster General Over Fraud Order
Edson France of Columbus sues the Postmaster General in the District Supreme Court seeking to bar a fraud order. France, a long time nervous-disease specialist, operates a mail medical practice and claims no prior complaints have been filed. A rule to show cause was issued for September 8.
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District Supreme Court
Edson France
Columbus
Ohio
Thomas H. Ricketts
Tracy L. Jeffords
Senatee General
France
Justice Wright
Cauge
Man in Boat Drowned After Collision With Steamer
Thomas Murray, a Black man, died when his batteau was struck by the steamer Tull near Fort Foote Maryland early yesterday. Murray was crossing the stream and attempted to pass the ship’s bow but was overturned and exhausted by the wash, sinking before aid arrived. The body was later recovered in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Thomas Murray
Tull
James Tull
Fort Foote
Murray
Ax and knife fight ends with arrests in Snow's court
Horace Alen and Robert Taylor, both about twenty three, fought with an ax and then a penknife in Snow's court near Twenty Sixth and K streets yesterday. Taylor struck Alen with an ax, Alen responded with a knife causing facial wounds. Both were jailed at Mo. 3 station. Taylor charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. Also, Mrs. Laura Addolt twenty one? seventy one, mistook eye remedy for poison and was treated at the Emergency Hospital. A diamond stud stolen from Edward Smith at 103 Sixth street northwest was recovered. Arthur B. Banks was arrested on theft charges and held for arraignment.
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Robert Taylor
negBrous
Snow
Twenty Sixth
K Streets
Taylor
Allen
Cox
Mo. 3
Edward Smith
Sixth Street
Miler and
Cornwalli
Arthur B. Banks
Polce Court
Arm breaks in street chase near 124 D Street Northwest
A boy named Harry Arms fifteen years old broke his left arm while chasing a ball in front of his home at 124 D Street Northwest. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital where the fracture was reduced and treated. Pennsylvania Negro Hanged in Uniontown for murder of Jack Kinney after a craps quarrel near Connellsville. The condemned man stood with a black cap as the trick trap failed, dying by neck dislocation. In Brownsville a mother is shot and killed. her son Michael is arrested for the murder, claiming she refused him money.
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Loudoun County
Vacca Ai
Tenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Climton Henry
Jackson
D Street Northwest
Harry Arms
Sel
Uniontown
John Jackson
Jack Kinmey
Connellsville
Brownsville
Davis
Michael
Warren
Ohio
Andrew Craver
Leavittsburg
William Groshung
Milwaukee
Wis
Groshung
Crayer
Youngstown
Union in a Quandary Over Civil Service Bricklayers
A large Dricklavers' union meeting behind closed doors requests a three member committee to confer with Capt. Sewell at Washington Barracks to reinstate twenty eight emergency bricklayers, amid Civil Service Commission rulings and disputes over union and non union workers. The union aims to protect jobs for qualified members while facing possible losses and political implications. The issue centers on race and eligibility, with potential action by the Civil Service Commission and possible presidential involvement.
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Dricklavers' Union
Rews
Washington Harracks
Taylor
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Civil Service Commission
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Lst
Weather Summary and City Reports From July 2
Weather conditions from the Department of Agriculture report indicate a low mood over the Bt. Lawrence Valley causing showers in the Ohio and Gulf Regions with cooler northern Rocky Mountain air. Expect fair weather Friday east of the Rockies with possible showers along the Gulf coast and Atlantic states. Saturday shows showers on the South Atlantic coast and Mississippi Valley with rising temperatures in the Mississippi Valley and Lake region. Local readings list temperatures from midnight to 6 p.m. with highs near 81 and lows around 72, humidity around 79 percent, no rainfall, and limited sunshine. Washington and St Louis notes include the Master Butchers of America convention finalizing officers. Gen Tsage Khan’s nephew appointed Persian Minister to Austria and a Persian minister to the United States will arrive later this year.
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Wasther Nuresa
Washington
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Ohio Valley
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Atlantia
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Rocky Mountain
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Bower Lake
Boston
Middle
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Gulf Coast
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LAND PATENTS ANNULLED IN US CIRCUIT COURT DECISION
United States appeals a Detroit Timber and Lumber Co. case ruling. The U S Circuit Court reverses a lower decision and annuls patents for seventeen patentees alleging pre entry fraud and speculation connected to Martin Alexander Lumber Co. of Arkansas. Case remanded with costs and dismissal against Detroit Company.
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St. Paul
Martin-Alexander Lumber Company
Arkansas
Tower Court
Detroit
Costa
Elopement at Forest Glen Tournament Ends in Marriage
A Windham Windham elopement at the Forest Glen tournament led to a license for Seymour C. Smith and Annie Kate Windham. Smith, 32, and Annie, 20, pursued by families, were rumored married by registry with Rev. Rosensteel possible. Windham relatives learned of the license after Spencer Windham visited City Hall. The couple reportedly planned to meet next week in Washington.
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Lochinvar
Forest Glen
Seymour C. Smith
Wheaton
Montgomery County
Annie Kate Windham
George Windham
Burnt Mills
Windhams
Washington
District Supreme Court
Charles O. Rosensteel
Brightwood
Smith
Annie
Mr. Smith
Spencer Windham
Hoonsesa
Clark Cunningham
Miss Windham
J. ©. Johnson
Thirteenth Street Southwest
Father O'Reilly Dies from Injuries
Birmingham July 6 Father P A O Reilly pastor of St Pauls Catholic Church died today from injuries after a fall from a horse. He has brothers in Taunton Massachusetts and the body may be sent there for burial but Bishop Allen will petition for interment in Birmingham where Rainer O Reilly was popular. Also Hanged for Double Murder Munfordville Kentucky July 24 Custer Gariner a white man was hanged today for the murder of O Osborne and his son David in November last year. No trouble occurred and the g is ender of in readiness in Louisville. On ar Gov Beckham were not need
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Alb
Hev
P. A. O'Reilly
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Taunton
Mass
Allen
Rainer O'Reilly
Munfordville
Custer Gariner
D. Osborne
David
Louisville
Beckham
Columbus in Chains and the Vargas of a Painted Explorer
A Chicago exposition display in the Bureau of American Republics hall recreates Columbus birthplaces and portraits. It features Genoa houses, La Rabida monastery scenes, the St Die cloister, and a facsimile of Columbus Privileges bound in iron. The exhibit shows many Columbus likenesses, including de Binson and Wappers interpretations, from youth to aged courtly figures, with commentary on authenticity and era.
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Genoa
New World
St. Die
America
Christopher Columbus
Foreign Office
Paris
Florida Sawmill Fire Devastates Squire & Son Mill
Fire at Omeca Florida razed the saw and planing mills of Squire and Son destroying the planing mill dry kiln and lumber in the yards. The sawmill building was saved by hard work. Insurance figures could not be ascertained tonight and losses reach $100000.
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Omeca
Fla
Squire & Son
Roosevelt Notified of Russian Interior Minister Assassination
President Roosevelt informed by the State Department in Washington about the assassination of the Russian minister of the Interior in St. Petersburg. The blast also injured several others, with no further details released in the dispatch.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
State Department
Washington
St. Petersburg
Wrecked City of Rockland Found On Former Portland Wreck
Divers in Rockland Maine report that parts of the wrecked City of Rockland rest atop a prior wreck thought to be the City of Portland from 1831. They believe the City of Rockland may be floated if the base wreck is cleared.
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City of Rockland
City of
Portland
Pigees
Sangway Ledges
Governor Pennypacker to Speak at Pennsylvania Day
Gov. Pennypacker accepted an invitation to deliver the principal address at Pennsylvania Day during the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis on Saturday August 20. The day marks the Battle of Fallen Timbers led by Gen. Mad Anthony Wayne, a Pennsylvanian, and the First Troop Philadelphia Cavalry will escort the governor in a parade with Federal troops expected to participate.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Gov. Pennypacker
Pennsylvania Commission
Northwest
Louisiana Purchase
Philadelphia Cuy Cavalry
West
Pennerivanta
Taxes on Philippine ship goes to Supreme Court
The United States sues to tax the barkentine Alta owned by American residents in the Philippines. The ship, British‑built and unregistered, is exempt per treaty under British flag ownership. Judge Hanford previously ruled for exemption. the case goes directly to the Supreme Court for the October session.
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Wash
Allmzens
United States
United States District Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Philippines
Treasury Department
Hanford
Amerans
Supreme Court
Murderous Mounting Mystery Near Quiring
News tale from Bemiai cites two homesteaders Paul Fournier and Eugene Calwell jailed for the murder of O N Dahl and his daughter. Dahl’s body recovered while the daughter is believed hidden in the Moose Wallow swamp near Quiring. The couple vanished last spring from their cabin on their homestead claim and a large sum of money was said to be in the cabin, prompting robbery motives.
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Bemiai
Winn
Poisoned candy mystery shocks Ithaca bartender
Ithaca N Y July 28 police probe a second poisoned candy case similar to last winter’s Margaret Cunningham incident. Frederick Lamppier a bartender at the Ithaca Hotel ate four chocolate creams left on the bar in a bag and fell ill with arsenic symptoms. In Elizabeth New Jersey July 2 a six year old boy Patrick Meckessy drowned in a sewer while cleaning during a heavy rain.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Margaret Cunningham
Frederick Lamppier
Murder at Collins distillers shocks Hindman Ky locals
The body of Taylor Hayne, 71, found at Collins distillers in Hindman Kentucky. He suffered skull fracture and severe injuries. three Collins sons Silas Jasper and McClelland were arrested for murder. Nearby Senator George G Vest grew weaker and delirious in Sweet Springs Kentucky on July 28.
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Taylor Hayne
Collins Distillers
Silas
Jasper
McClelland Collins
Robert Collins
West
Sweet Springs
United States
George G. Vest
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