Roosevelt Guests with Longworths in Cincinnati Derby Week
Elisa Roosevelt, guest of the Longworths of Cincinnati, arrived for a week of events. She and Congressman Nicolas Longworth eluded crowds by leaving a train early and driving to Rockwood. A trolley party, dinners, dances, and a Derby viewing plan feature in a busy schedule of entertainments.
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Alice Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Washington Post
Ohio
Elisa Alice Roosevelt
Longwortha
Nicholas Longworth
Paris
Countess de Chambrun
Buckne
Wallingford
Nannie Longworth
Nicolas Longworth
Miss Roosevelt
Rockwood
Familly Estate
Longworth
Loveland
Chinnati
Penns Lylla
Torrace Road
Corrence Road
Misa Roosevelt
Longworth Home
Buckner Wallingford
Roosevel
Episcopal Church of the Advent
Walnutt
Longworths
Post to Succeed Parry Elected President of National Citizens Industrial Association
June 2 in MI Parry resignation led to CW Post being elected by the executive committee to preside over the National Citizens Industrial Association of America. Post named James J. Amery of San Francisco as the council member. Headquarters will be in New York City. The association aims to mobilize citizens in every city and village nationwide.
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National Citizens’ Industrial Association
Viciago
MI Parry
CW Post
National Citizens Industrial Association of America
Big Ado
Paris
Post
Jimes
Vilage
Amowa
LICENSED TO MARRY AND DEATH NOTICES INCOMPLETE
Fragmented OCR records announce marriages and multiple obituaries with names and addresses in Prince Frederick and Waterbury Conn. Readable items include Rev William Hart Dexter and other individuals linked to families in Baltimore and Cleveland areas with dates around June 1905.
Notice of Marriage and Advertisements in Major Newspapers
A notice states that marriage and other advertisements inserted in The Washington Post appear simultaneously across listed newspapers including The New York Times Boston Globe Philadelphia Public Ledger St Louis Republic Cleveland Plain Dealer and Minneapolis Tribune. It notes no extra charge for insertion or telegraphing on both rovertion or timing.
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Washington Post
York Times
Boston Globe
Colrier
Cincianate
Enquirer
Chato Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Providence Journal
Kocuaster Herald
ST Louis Republic Rypaclse Post Standard
ST Fall
REPRESENTATIVE MARSH DEAD AND DIES IN IL
Representative Marsh served eight terms in Congress from the Wincie District and died at his Warsaw home. Benjamin F Marah, Republican member from Illinois Fourteenth district, also died today. Marsh pursued law, served in Civil War cavalry, and held multiple congressional terms from 1876 onward.
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Wincie
Warsaw
Benjamin F Marah
United States
House of Representatives
Tiinois
Marsh
Hancock County
Jubites College
Joe Marek
Lincoln
Springfield
Gov Yates
Sixteenth Winnels Infantry Volunteers
Quincy
Missouri
Jimple Cavalry
Con Brees
Fourteenth
Scandals At New Orleans Police Shake City Officers Removed
New Orleans police board ousted Inspector Journee for incompetency after a sensational trial. Testimony described graft from Tenderloin clubs and protection payments by men and women fleeing New York. Annie Goldstein testified she was assaulted and profits were shared with restaurateurs and police. Whitaker, former recorder, named new police inspector and began raids on pools and gambling rooms.
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Washington
New Orleans
New York
Panama
Annie Goldstein
Broome Street
Red Light
Journee
Whitaker
Bride Prize Of Ball Game
Okolona Mississippi June 2 Special to The Washington Fes, Beatrice Jamison daughter of Col A J Jamison, postmaster at Houston, loses a wager and becomes wife to Joseph S Williams after the Okolona baseball team defeats her hometown team.
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Linn-Oy
Weadenes
Mary Knobe
William Linn
Tna
Alf
Bi Uth
Clarence Good- le Pate
Washington Fes Okolona
Okolona
Beatrice Jamison
Col A J Jamizon
Houston
Jozeph S Williams
Refuse to Pay Tribal Tax Shuts Muscogee Shops
Merchants in Muscogee and nearby Indian Territory threaten a shutdown over tribal tax refusals. With three years unpaid, court decisions pending, Indian police prepared to seal doors except for banks or Indian-owned businesses. A captain and six policemen were arrested amid city actions as similar unrest spreads.
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Muscoges
Muscogee
I ‘T
Indian Territory
Supreme Court
Mercl
Hummel Indictments Delay in Dodge Morae Case
Newmore June 5 in the Supreme Court Justice Davy heard motions on indictments alleging conspiracy connected to the Dodge Morae divorce. Harmel refused to plead. Counsel Nicoll moved to withdraw further proceedings and discharge. Motion denied, implying a likely long delay.
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Hummel
Exclusive First-class Tours for Exposition Party
First-class tours offered for a travel party to the Lewis and Clark Exposition include airway fare sleeping car dining car hotel stays and various side trips with stopovers at points of interest. Schedules arranged for Chicago to Portland Yellowstone California and Colorado on July 4 August 10 through Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. Details and full particulars available from 3 A Hutchison manager 2 Clark St Chicago IL.
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Kaya Chicago
Portland
Yellowstone National Park
California
Colorado
Chicago
Union Pacific
A. Hutchison
Clark At
Puritan Sensibilities Clash Over Saturnalia Statue Trial
The Ernest Biondi lawsuit against the Metropolitan Museum of Art continued in New York Supreme Court with testimony from Charles S Smith and Gen Cesnola secretary Laigh Rover. Key figures included Constantine Biondi and John Crosby Brown as they debated the Saturna lia Bacchanalian group deemed indecent and set to be exhibited or returned. The museum court hearing focused on differing opinions about the statue and a proposed settlement offer of 1000.
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New York
Ernest Biondi
Mamoom of Art
Saturna- Ma
Supreme Court
Leventritt
Gen. Cesnala
Biondi
Constantine
Muaseum
Laigh Rover
Gen Cesnala
Paul Ballo
Gen Cesnola
Ballo
East Wing
Charles Stewart ‘Smith
John Crosby Brown
Asso
Cesnola
Saturnall
Constantin Biondi
Foster Elopement Case Reaches Charlottesville
Mr A R Foster of Hatesville, Virginia, came to Charlottesville in pursuit of his missing daughter Vernie D Foster who eloped with Summerfield Baker. They had tickets at 2:30 a.m. and left by Chesapeake and Ohio to Washington. Foster asked Washington to refuse a license and to guard Vernie, but District Supreme Court had already issued a marriage license.
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Charlottesville
A R. Foster
Hatesville
Vernie D Foster
Summerfield Baker
Union Station
Chesapeake and Ohio
Washington
Foster
District Supreme Court
P C U Elects Officers at Maryland Conference
Special to The Washington Post. Keedysville Md June 2 The fifteenth annual convention of the Young People's Christian Union Maryland Conference United Brethren Church adjourned with officers elected President Rev G W Brewbaker Vice President Miss Nettie Donehus Recording Secretary Mina Amy Clippinger Corresponding Secretary Rev FW Peter York Treasurer Junior Superintendents Mrs J A Gohn Baltimore and Mima Liette Morrer Shippeeceburg Executive Committee Hey A R Clippinger New Cumberland C E Fultz Baltimore Miss E Anthony and JF Hudisil elected delegates to the biennial convention of Winona Ind Addresses were given by Rev JH Knipp Baltimore missionary from Japan Mrs Jennie Albert Africa and Bishop J 8 Mills Maryland
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Washington
Mima Liette Morrer Shippeceburg
New Cumberland
C E Fultz
Baltimore
Misa E . Anthony
JF Hudisil
Winona
Ind
JH Knipp
Japan
Jennie Albert
Africa
J 8 Mills
Maryland
Stock Transfer Tax Law Takes Effect In New York
New York, June. The stock transfer tax law went into effect today per the stock exchange secretary ruling. Deliveries or transfers of stock made today for trades settled Thursday or earlier were to be stamped. Exchange volumes reached 775.40 shares today versus 47.00 on Thursday, yielding about 15,000 dollars in revenue on the first day, with no public record kept of consolidated exchange transactions.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Consolidated Exchange
Atlantic Telephone seeks blanket NY franchise under new law
New York June 2 the Atlantic Telephone Company seeks a blanket franchise to operate in all boroughs and lay wires capital 25 million dollars bonds to 15 million dollars president Joshua D Powers of United States Trust Company Louisville Also notes a Washington Real Estate pitch urging readers to call for a prospectus.
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New York
Board of Estimate
Atlantic Telephone Company
Joshua D Powers
United States Trust Company
Louisville
Fraud scheme hits transit with 100 conductors involved
Detectives of New Jersey's Public Service Commission unearth a widespread transfer ticket fraud spanning Paterson Newark Elizabeth Jersey City Hoboken Bayonne and beyond. About 100 conductors and ex employees implicated with store clerks and even schoolchildren, listing losses near 1500000 last year.
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Newark
Washington Post
New York
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
Paterson
Izabeth
Jersey City
Hoboken
Bayonne
Public Service Corporation
Col Sanger Looks for War in Red Cross Talk
Special to The Washington Post Buffalo June 2 Col William Cary Sanger former Assistant Secretary of War and Spain War veteran helped form a Buffalo branch of the American National Red Cross Society. He warned that another war is inevitable and urged preparedness to care for the sick and wounded as in the Spanish War.
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Washington
Buffalo
Willam Cary Sanger
Spain
American National Red Cross Society
Col Sanger
Red Cross Society
Brothers Killed in Fight on Excursion Train
Railroad official J L Galloway tax collector for Fannin County and his brother George Galloway were killed on an excursion train near McCooga Tennessee when an officer named Ewing drew a revolver after a fight amid rising tempers. A witness said J L Galloway struck Ewing and George Galloway intervened. Both Galloways armed with knives. Ewing fired, killing J L instantly and George about an hour later. Ewing was wounded but his condition uncertain.
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Tras
Blue Ridge
J UL Galloway
Fannin County
George Galloway
McCooga
Tenn
Ewlig
J L Galloway
Ewing
Galloways
Aperane
Peculation Charged Against Lead Company Treasurer
Melville O Weir treasurer of the Corwell Lead Company of New York was arrested on June 2 and held for trial after a complaint filing for passing a check for $800. Assistant District Attorney Garvin says Weir confessed to this and other similar misdeeds and that his total peculation exceeds a stated amount.
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New York
Melville O' Weir
Corwell Lead Company
Garvin
Weir
Jimmy Hope Dead After Broken Heart
James Hope also known as Jimmy Hope, famed leader of the bank robbery gang that stole about 33 000 000 in money and securities from the Manhattan Bank nearly thirty years ago, died at his New York home from grief as his wife testified. Born in Philadelphia sixty nine years ago, he was called the last of the old time safebreakers.
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New York
James Hope
Jimmy” Hope
Manhattan
Hope
Philadelphia
Frick Defends Career Amid Fraternity Society Probe
Frick draws out a crisis of his life as he details charges before the committee. He pledges to resign if any honest man can find wrongdoing in his career with the society, save a differing view on the Cambon dinner. Hyde counters with an underwiring profits claim and seeks $61,000 in commissions while rejecting any adverse report.
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Mr Hyde
Equitable
Mrr Hyde
New Men In Charge Colville And Baker Resignations
Philadelphia June 3 Alexander Colville Jr and William H Baker resigned as assistant directors of public safety and public works. Thomas W South and Thomas L Hicks were appointed to fill the posts. South has Republican ties and Hicks formerly led highways. Mayor Weaver vows businesslike operations and economy across all city departments with nonessential staff leaving. The police and fire departments face absentee pay reductions and a voter registration report system. A 12 member advisory board may be appointed for city improvements. Rural Free Delivery HQ shifts from Cincinnati to Indianapolis. Bronx gains 15 more letter carriers.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Alexander Colville, Jr
William H Baker
Thomas W. South
Colville
Thomas L. Hicks
Department of Public Works
South
Hicks
Beig
McKinley
Bureau of Highways
St!fl
Director of Public Safety
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Commodiaus Chapel
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Representative Marsh
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York
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White Plains
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Nicarawas Canal Construction Company
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Richard Newton Thomas
Protestant Episcopal Church of
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Saturnalia Suit
Charles S. Smith
Metropolitan Museum
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Germany
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Col. Sanger
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Morton C. Stout & CO
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