Treasury clerk McCormick's Rosebud land draw identity mix up
William McCormick of Washington D C drew No 1 at Rosebud land opening. Earlier reports misnamed his residence as Lancaster County Pa and Lancaster Nebr. Samuel Herrick confirms McCormick, a Treasury clerk born 1876 in Philadelphia, lives at 218 Indiana Ave NW and will receive one third of land value. Herrick had acted as agent. McCormick plans to sell or relocate after settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
S D
William McCormick
Rosebud Land
Washington, D. C
Lancaster
Nebr
Lancaster County
Samuel Herrick
Willian MacCormick
Apoopa Nebraska
Ganip Sre
William Metaemiak
Governmant Officidia
McGrimiak
Paradelp
Herrick
Samuel Merrick
William MclCormick
Rowebud
Alexandria
Fort Myer
S Dak
Wiliam MesCormick
Washington
William T McLean
McCormick
Spain
Philadelphia
Clay County
Lincoln Business College
Cudahy Packing Company
Omaha
Civil Service
Treasury Department
Division of
National Banks
Indiana Avenue
East
Rosebud
Indian chiefs to attend Catholic federation convention
Three full blooded Indian chiefs will represent the Catholic Indian tribes of North and South Dakota at the fourth annual convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies in Detroit next week. Interpreter Toy B. Strassman will accompany. Archbishop Elder and Bishops Maca Stange and Tavelle among delegates. New York delegation 35 members. Detroit area large turnouts expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Societies
Cincinnati
Ohio
Anthony Matre
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Dakota
North and
South Dakota
Detroit
John Grass
Toy B. Strassman
St. Mary's Church
PT CY Eden
Valedo
Archbishop Elder
Bishsop Maca
Covington
Stange
Fall Hiver
Masa
Mer. Z. Tavelle
Patrick
New York
Thening Thinno
ClitpageAs
Dor Ratera
J. Tivies
Tale
Cathalla Mutual Benes Aamedation
Woman’s Night in Police Court Ends with Clearing
Mrs Elizabeth Luckett of 1207 G Street Southeast was arraigned for orderly conduct, but Judge O Neal discharged her after witnesses. Also Lifeguards Albert Green Frank White and Roger Williams saved a horse belonging to William Lewis of 1733 H Street Northwest from drowning at Seventeenth Street foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Luckett
G Street
Mamie Jones
O'Neal
Luckett
Albert Green
Frank White
Rodger Williams
William Lewis
H Street
Seventeenth Street
Funeral of Lieut J W Clement at Trieste
A delegation from the United States battleship Kearsarge attended the funeral of Lieut James Wilkinson Clement in Trieste today. He died yesterday at Fiume, Hungary, of typhoid fever. The burial will be taken there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Clement
Fiume
Hungary
United States
Kearsarge
I Trieste
James Wilkinson Clement
Ware Wont Resign After Visit To the President
Pension Commissioner Ware insists he will not resign after a meeting with the President. He spoke to reporters in Secretary Loeb's room, recalling an official's advice to tell them to go to h when resigning was discussed. Ware joked aloud, saying the official ought to know, and left in high spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Loeb
Jobs Open for Strikers After Open Shop Gap
Union representatives met Capt. Sewell to learn the status of striking bricklayers. Emergency workers will fill roles until the strikers requalify, with about forty men left from the two forces. Some may be dropped for incompetency, and some strikers may not return. Sewell urged return to work and reregistration, noting work on War College won’t be immediate due to material delays. Taylor’s civil service irregularity was settled. pay for three days now approved, subject to Treasury approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Sewell
Ilsta
Sewell
War College
Maurice Smith
J. H. Annand
Hammiltion E. Smith
Taylor
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Board
Treasury Department
Northern Securities Decree to be Filed Next Week
Judge Bradford heard arguments in the United States Circuit Court on the decree form in the Northern Securities case. He will prepare and file the decree in Trenton next week and warned counsel they may be required to post a $2,000,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Wilmington
Del
United States Circuit Court
Northern Securities
Northern Securities Company
Ita
Trenton
Harriman
Burglars Strike City Plants and Home Across District
A string of burglaries reported yesterday includes a drug store at 334 M Street NW entered in the early morning with a rear door forced and stock pilfered. Other incidents include thefts at 609 Third Street NE and homes on Quander Street SE and Seventh and D Streets SW with cash, a watch, a revolver, and tools taken. Several suspects were arrested or held on bonds as the cases proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Graham
P. Miller
Taraabke A. Welderman
J & Nex
Deneph Ta Dine
C. P. Leonard
Third Street
Marshall Hess
John Pursall
Eighth
Ninth Streets
McGruder W. Willams
George C. Lacrey
Samuel Solomon
Polie
Kimball
Walter Bailey
George Wamund
Grand Jury
Edward Smith
Sixth Street
Arthur B. Banks
Muller and
Cornwell
Banks
Marconi Wireless Suit Seeks Party Plaintiff
Gardner's attorney Franklin Bien sought to add the Greater New York Security Company as a party plaintiff in the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America case. The court ordered the Marconi Company to show cause why the NY Security Co should not be joined, as a stockholder aligned with Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
New York
Frankiin Bien
Henry Gardner
Justice Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America
Marconi Company
Greater New York Security Company
Weather Digest July 22 3 p m Durant Washington
A Weather Bureau bulletin reports a Northwestern low in Minnesota with high pressure over Washington and Oregon. Winds are shifting with little precipitation, warmer conditions in the Midwest valleys, and cooldowns in the Ohio and Lower Lakes regions. Forecasts predict cooler eastern slopes and variable winds along coasts. sunshine and light westerlies for shipping routes to Grand Bante. Local readings show highs near 83 and lows around 66 with humidity around .40 to .88, zero rainfall, and 71.5 percent sunshine. Reports include downtown thermometer readings and tides, plus temperatures in other cities and a Toronto warehouse fire with about 150000 loss and partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Durant
Washington
Minnesota
Oregon
Ana Bressura
Laka
Ie Atlantic
Ahuweyd
Mitaledinot
Lake Region
Ohie
Tae
Tennertee
Middle Atlanta
Ohio Valley
Gale
Middle Atlantis
Siopa
Wooky Mountains
Misolasippi
Atlantic
Gulf
Ameck
Meat strike unprofitable for local butchers
Local butchers report the Western meat strike unprofitable for independents and big packers alike. Market volatility led to losses on cattle, and those who bought high hoped for profits but faced weak demand and plentiful supplies. Retail beef prices remain modest, with porterhouse around 26 cents per pound as demand slackens and many customers stay away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Acme
Officials to swap posts in district attorney office
Mr Kaaby Smith will become district attorney and Mr Gordon will join the pardon unit in a district attorney exchange approved by Attorney General Moody and U S Attorney Beach. Effective September 1 both resignations take effect as the two men move to each other’s offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kaaby-Smith
Mr. Gordon
James 3. Easby-Smith
Department of Justice
United States
Peyton Gordon
Moody
Beach
Mr. Banby-Smith
Alabama
Washington
Georgetown University
Sappho
Alcaeus
Congress
Law Department
Easby-Smith
Mr. Gordom
Columbian University
Gordon
Gordon Improm
Amateur Athleticn
Ebyie
Aiden
Gulthergburg
Spurious Cigar Labels Stir Chicago Legal Action
Chicago judge acted on a petition with Thompson of the Cigarmakers International Union seeking an injunction against sale of alleged fake union labels. The case cites a decree from Washington arguing a member’s disbarment and union branches outlawed. Thousands of labels reportedly printed in Chicago sold to nonunion buyers for ten cents each. San Francisco dispatch notes Maj. Gen. Chaffee's arrival and island inspections with plans to visit Portland after a Presidio review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Acta
Decraa
George
Thompson
Cigarmakera’ International Union of America
Tleokwood Honore Hra
Apuniova Claar
Claara
Boxea
Federal
Washington, D. C
I. C. Chamberslaip
Knights of Labor
Unioniats Chamberlain
Ciearmakers
International Union
San Francisco
Cal
Chaffee
Angel Island
Alcatraz Island
MacArthur
Col. W. Sparton
A. Devol
Parker W. West
Presidio
Portland
Oreg
Engineer Killed in Collision at Sharon, Pa
A north bound local passenger train on the Erie and Pittsburg Railroad collided head on with an unattached locomotive near Sharon, Pennsylvania. Engineer James Robinson of Newcastle was killed instantly. Fireman Charles McWilliams died later, and Conductor John Baptist was slightly hurt. No passengers were injured. Both engines were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Erie and
Pittsburg
Sharon
James Robinson
Charles McWilliams
John Baptist
Knight Commander Claim Precedes Prize Court Dilemma
The government resists sinking neutral ships while promising a strenuous protest against the practice. Ownership of cargo aboard the Knight Commander is unclear with possible multiple nationalities among owners. Without a prize court, determining the fate of destroyed property proves difficult, and no fresh State Department representations were filed yesterday on the Arabia or Knight Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corander
Arabia
State Department
Release of Arabia and Arable in wartime cargo dispute
The German steamer Arabia captured by the Russian cruiser Gromobol off the Japanese coast will be released after identifying and removing contraband. President Morse of the American Trading Company said the Arable, seized by the Rival cruiser Ghomolel, was chartered to his firm and not under war risk insurance. shipments to and from Asia by the company will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Arabia
Gromobol
New York
Morse
American Trading Company
Arable
Cpulser Ghomolel
Hague Balloons Ex plosives Accord Ended By Powers
Disputed end of the five year ban on using balloons to drop explosives, with Russia and Japan now free to deploy against enemies. Radioed notes say Gen Crozier's five year limit is no longer in force. Observers warn American strategists will watch developments closely as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Crogler
Bureau of Ordnance
War Department
Crozier
Indictments in Slocum Disaster Hit Knickerbocker Officials
Federal grand jury charges Capt Van Schaick and Inspectors Fleming and Lundberg in the General Slocum catastrophe of June 14, nearly 100 dead. Other indictments include Knickerbocker officers President Barnaby Secretary Atkinson and Treasurer Center, plus Capt John Pease. Bail set at 25,000 for Van Schaick. Lifesaver controversy and inspected preservation gear cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
van Schaick
Fleming
Lundberg
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Burnett
Barnaby
Atkinson
Center
Knickerbocker Steamboat Company
John Pease
Tren
Vah Behaick
Lutcbers
Pieming
Grand Republic
General Lineum
Peter
Peatitie
Federal Commissalan
Binoum
Penge
Tiya
France and Vatican rupture shadows Dijon Laval note
Paris dispatch reports the Vatican replying to France by two notes on bishops Dijon and Laval. Ministers kept their stance secret after six. Premier Combes avoided comment, signaling a likely complete break in diplomatic ties with the Holy See. The French note to Courcel will reach Rome tonight for transmission to Vatican officials tomorrow. The embassy staff and Papal nuncio are expected to depart soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vatican
Dijon
Laval
Rome
Foreign Office
Council of Ministers
Combes
Holy See
M. de Courcel
Seizes Asphalt Lake Under Castro Policy
In Port-of-Spain Trinidad on July 3 Ambrose Howard Carner former NY and Bermudez Asphalt Company manager, now receiver, arrived with Attorney General Ibarren aboard the Venezuelan gunboat Bolivar. They seized the company properties including the asphalt lake backed by Venezuelan soldiers, despite protests by Captain Cooley. The Viking steamer escaped seizure and carried the news. Foreign firms in Venezuela react to Castro's aggressive policy also aimed at British French and German companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Port-of-Spain
Trinidad
Ambrose Howard Carner
New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
Irabarren
Guanaco
Bolivar
Compan
Cooley
Viking
Venesuela
Fugitive Interior Minister Hides as Haiti Crisis Deepens
In Port au Prince, July M- M. remains at large amid a government probe into a 200,000 af banda fraud tied to the national bank. Acting minister M. Blien replaced the accused minister while President Nordt declared Theaan innocent and stated no intent to appoint a permanent successor. The Anandal crisis persists and exchange rates stand at 650 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Au Prince
Sini
M. Hes
Fudinet
Banda
Hak
Ina
Jaakllin Aldine
M. Blien Haa Bean
Nordt
M. Theaan
Jn Arid
Hava Yu
Contempt citations for ticket cases reach sixty days in jail
In St Louis a sixty day jail sentence and an 800 dollar fine were imposed on B J Gildersleeve for contempt of court over non transferable World’s Fair railroad excursion tickets. A 300 dollar fine by sixty days is due, or thirty more days in jail. Herman Schubach received ten days and 250 dollars for similar violations of an injunction. The report also notes prior contempts by Gildersleeve. A Hillsdale Free Press item covers a robbery case in Allen Township, Michigan, with defendants jailed and seventy dollars recovered. Galveston’s sea wall project closes with completion of the concrete skid marking the final step in a 1.198 million dollar county effort. The wall is 17,593 feet long and 16 feet high, constructed since late 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louia
B. J. Gildersleeve
Kinealy
Gildermlebve
Herman Schubach
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Schubach
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Company
Detroit
Mich
Hillsdale
Ray Holcombe
Tewis McMurtee
Roscoe Holcomb
Ernest Stansfield
Allen Township
Aura Knopf
Allen Village
Galveston
Tex
Watkins Likely Defeats Brea geale in Fourth District
In New Orleans on July 17 results from the Fourth Congressional district show Judge J. T. Watkins of Webster parish likely defeating incumbent Phanor Breageale. Watkins appears to carry six of nine parishes, signaling a decisive shift in the race. In St Joseph Missouri on July 29 the deadlocked Fourth district sanitation race reached a three day vote total of 602 ballots with no change and recessed until August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
J. T. Watkins
Webster Parish
Phanor Breageale
Watkins
St. Joseph
Cruisers Reach Tangier Amid Reports of Fresh Fighting
Tangier and Paris dispatches say French cruisers Kleber and Galilee arrived from Toulon and rumors spread of heavy fighting between Bu-Hamara loyalists and imperial forces, with Aida reportedly occupied by the pretender. Separate items note Armenian archbishop mission to America and a German royal illness rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretender
Bu-Hamara
Tangier
Kleber
Galilee
Toulon
Trirona
Aida
Large company organized to develop water motor power near Cabin John Bridge
Hopewell K. Darnellis presides over the International Motor and Power Company organized under DC law with $15 million capital to build power plants and market a water motor invention. The model near Cabin John Bridge operates with incandescent lights and testifiers call it practical for river, ocean, or stream power, enabling cheap electricity and heating across vast distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
District of Columbia
International Motor and Power Company
Hopewell K. Darnellis
Samuel W. Smith
Michigan
J. §. Zeigiler
Wertt H. Brockway
Samuel H. Bell
William H. Walter
Alexander H. Well
Francis Nye
Jon M. Carpenter
Jacob H.fallinger
New Jampshire
Charles F. Joy
Missouri
Frank W. Bartlett
U. S
Wdear Weeks
Henry L. Riscoe
Washington
Tompkins C. Delevan
New York
Charles H. Fred
Seventh Street
Cabin John
William J. Walter
Pontiac
Mich
Special Notices 1904 partnership dissolutions and meetings
A set of public notices from July 1904 announces the dissolution of Sterne & Watson at 508 Ninth Street NW Washington DC and the formation of George W Watson and partners in George W Watson firm. It also records Clark, Dasenport and Company partnership details with Edwin Clark and Gibere Coblens and the special partner Mary C Welller, plus an upcoming Masonic lodge meeting and the annual meeting of the Battery Company of Columbia with date reminders and dress code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterne & Watson
Lyman P. Sterne
George W Watson
Ninth Street Northwest
Washington, IL
George W. Watson
George W Watoon
Surn Gorge
George W . Hons
Williamp. Watson
James McClug Watson
Firr
cai+ miedoon
Steree & Watson
Ninth Street
William Po Watson
James McClurg
WATSO
Washington
Limitea
District of
Colimia
Frm
Sal
Clark, Dasenport and Company
Leusing, Gelling
Edwin Clark
Os 14Th St Nw
Washingtorn
Clark
Lbert
Cormer-Atane
Mount Pleasant
Stegt
Cobimbia
Himbain
Ned
Woshtretoan Toute and Pras Vuthting
Washington, DC
Ean Mons
Alexandir
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Treasury
WM. M.cormick
William T. McLean
Gustavus E. Green
New York Central Bays Trolleys
New York Central Railroad
Trailey Hnes
Albany and
Hudson Valley
Ghhenectady
Utica
Mohawk Valley
Syracuse Rapid Transit
Buffalo International Railways
Utica and
Mohawk Valley Mnea
Schenectady Railway
Illinois Central Bays Lines
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Ilinois
Indiana
Union Trust Company of
Joel E. Williamson
Evansville
Ind
Northern Securities Decree
Bellefonte
Jeremiah Condo
Center County
George Henderson
Tra Dillon
William Green
Dominick Constance
Sheriff Taylor
National Guard
Gettysburg
Kentucky
Los Angeles
Ont
W. H. Rousey
W. E. Sharp
Danville
Mojave
Rousey
John Masterson
Boyle County
Col. Anthony
Leavenworth
Kan
D. R. Anthony
Kansas
Marconi
Toronto
Eby, Blain & Co
Front Street
Min
Spm
Adheville
N. Co
Atlanta
Atlantic City
N. J
Bismarck
Boston
Mass
Aga
Buffalo
N.Y
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Des Monnce
Helens
Mont
Indianapolia
North Platte
Gen. Chaffee
The
Tolman Laundry
Cor
Phone East
Hom
Gen
Kuroki
Pete
Berlin
Gen. Kuroki
Josake Oshima
Herling Technical University
Tageblatt
Kurowski
Borneo
Oshita
Poland
Chefoo
Hipsing
Indo-China Navigation Company
Pigeon Bay
Kommander Islands
Great Britain
Unitedated
Post
Witte
London
Daily ‘Telegraph
Nicholas
M. Witte
Russian Council of Ministers
Interior
Kuropatkin
Petersburg
Atafé
Antehes Kina
Republic
Deoka
Pease
Petrie
France
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th St
Sanders & Stayman Co
F St
Asphalt
Haiti
Innocent
Mer. Sarajian
America
Delcasse
Loubet
Prince
Interlaken
Switzerland
Prince Oscar
Whilhelmshaven
Wilhelmsaven
Altona
Charles E. Mallory
Mallory Commission Company
Cabin John Bridge
West Failing
Sweet Springs
George W. Vest
Baugh
Gall-Haughman
Osteopathy
Alice M. Paterson
Wilbur L. Smith
D. Oo
Peter Grogan
Marist
Hedronnm
Alremoth
Edison
Holman
Choruk
Orcheatre
Companimen
Apital Phonograph
BAS Tih St
Ballantine’s
the Shoomaker Company
St. N. W
Pa. Ave
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Lth
Mats. Se
Hutterly
Steel
Pneumatic Water Works Co
14Th At
Wash, D. c
Alway
Enisiers
McGill & Wallace
E Street
Noewe
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