Rectifiers Face Suits May Be Criminal Action in Whisky Case
Attorney General Bonaparte plans to pursue criminal action against a whisky manufacturer under pure food laws. The government expects a formal decision at Friday’s Cabinet meeting before the President’s summer departure. A prior study by scientists and sociologists examined whisky production and fusel oil removal, influencing current regulatory stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
Department of Agriculture
Department of Justice
Gereral
Poe
Panipiris
Barapr
Bont
Ain
Fight On School Principal Faces Board Reevaluation
Board to reconsider Sunt Chancellor’s proposal to replace Normal School No 2 principal Miss Lucy Moten with teacher Miss Giops, arguing Moten’s deafness impairs duties. The plan was defeated in committee, amid tensions with vice president Dr Ervin, and with Assistant Superintendent Hughes. Chancellor defends Hughes, praising his performance and routing work.
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Sunt Chancelors
Lucy Moten
Mies Giops
Una Ated
Motens
Hier
Moten
Eivermin
Chancelllor
Hughes
Chancellor
Garrett and Collins travel to Baltimore for official meeting
Mayor Garrett and Glen Echo Town Marshal Collins left Washington yesterday afternoon for Baltimore to meet United States District Attorney Rose. They plan a conference today over alleged violations of the Revised Statutes in attempting arrests of foreign embassy members. The charges were sent to the State Department and then to the district attorney. The officials left early for personal reasons and will return this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Marshall Collins
Glen Echo
Washington
Baltimore
United States
Rose
State Department
Marshal Collins
Roosevelt Clarifies Harvard Association After Presidency
President Roosevelt sought to quell belief he would join Harvard University in an official role after leaving office. He said in Lansing his remarks were misinterpreted and that in about a year he would engage more with the Harvard Alumni Association, not assume a formal post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooseevelt
Roosevelt
Westarday
Lansing
Harvard University
Hasse Gestad
Keege
Uberty
Col Alfred Tyler Dies in New York
News arrives of Col Alfred Tyler of Augusta Maine, brother to Mrs Roosevelt’s uncle. He died at the Waldorf Astoria New York. Capt Edward Tyler, another uncle, had died months earlier. Mrs Roosevelt spent much of her youth with her uncles in Anniston.
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New York
Alfred Tyler
Agdusten
Roosevelt
Waldorf-Astoria. Co
Tyler
Edward Tyler
Anniston
Murder Their Aim Defense Trial Continues In Caldwell
Testimony from Caldwell witnesses ties Harry Orchard to the Steunenberg assassination. The state plans to call Orchard from the penitentiary as a witness while defense objects to most testimony. Jurors hear accounts of Orchard’s movements, Simpkins’s identity as Simmons, and the hotel register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Orchard
Boise City
Moyer, Haywood
Pettibone
Gov
Steunenberg
Steve Adams
Orchard
Muiecret
Orinary
Western Federation of Miners
George
Peter Treen
Buttenmuners'’ Union
Steurenberg
Caldwell
Thomas Hogan
John le Simpkins
Dc F Wayne
Steunenbere
Megan
Trailroad
L J Bowman
James Russell
Steve Dempsey
Pacific Hotel
Simpkins
Alleged Thief Arrested in Pittsburgh Case
Oscar Robinson living on Ninth and K streets NW was arrested yesterday at Pittsburg authorities’ request for stealing clothing valued at 100 dollars from a Pittsburg clo house over a year ago. He was taken to Pittsburgh by Detective Dunn and had worked in a local department store as a salesman. He fled to the city, was arrested in May and ordered to be turned over to Pennsylvania authorities, with an appeal filed. Robinson remains out on bond. Gen J A Kassen, who broke his arm on a street car, shows improvement though recovery remains slow due to age.
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Oscar Robinson
Pittsburg
Ninth End
Dunn
Pittsbore
Robinson
Fitteburg
Electric Light Convention Opens with Fire Safety Report
At the National Electric Light Association opening in Washington the president notes 5,000 central stations worth about 850 million dollars operate nationwide. Paul Lupke of Trenton reports fires from electricity are rare, while industry leaders discuss steam turbines mercury rectifiers and electric rates amid White House visits and a spectacular double decker display car.
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Trenton
National Electric Light Association
Williams
Paul Lupke
N. J
New Willard Hotel
Lupko
Arthur Williams
T. C. Martin
United States
North American
H. M Edwards
George Whitefield Betts
New York
Frank Cotrad
Pittsburg
Ernest H. Davis
Williamsport
C. E Bkinner
Gore
Hh, Bload, Jr
Boston
Mass
White House
Narrow Escape From Death In Lodging House
William Hopkins, 55, was found unconscious in his room at a lodging house on 1996 Street Northwest after a gas jet was left wide open and a window slightly raised. He was rushed to Emergency Hospital in critical condition, with doctors crediting the help of a raised window for delaying asphyxiation. Attendant Alexander Robar discovered him with officers suspecting Hopkins may have tampered with the gas valve while unwell the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hopkins
Mra. M. A. Mason
Hopkins
Alexander Robar
Bobbins
Lottery conspiracy defendants plead guilty in Alabama case
In a Alabama district court, numerous defendants pleaded guilty to conspiracy to transport lottery advertisement canvassing interstate activity. They surrendered all lottery paraphernalia and agreed to dismantle the Honduras National Lottery printing plant in Wilmington Delaware. Fines totaled about 284000. Defendants include Willem P Parkhoute James Roa C. Bredow William P Jebson Lexis Graham and others. three Washington men were among the defendants. The Honduras National Lottery Company ceased to exist following the pleas and surrender.
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Wilmington
Del
Washington
Mobile
Ala
Ebulmitte
Torn
Alabama
Honduras National Lottery Company
Sixth
Orange Streets
John M Rogers Press
Willem P
Parkhoute
James
Roa
C. Bredow
William P
Jébmson
Lexis
Graham
Edward L. Pinac
David Hennen Morcis
Alfred Bannen Merrit
Frank L
Howard
Alpert Baldwin
Chapman Lyman
Paul Conrad
John Demarest
Edward'y
Demarest
New Orleans
Sohn
Morris Rogers
Jesse K Boylin
Lester XK. Boyling
Walter J Demarest
Lusius Mode
Hammer & Walker
John Hoag
Francis Ittzpatrick
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Sheep on Belasco Roof in Arden Forest Gala
The Belasco Theatre opened its roof garden for the first time with a Forest of Arden theme featuring real sheep airlifted by electric elevators. A midnight supper followed Prince Kari with about fifty guests including Miss Herne Walker Spong and notable Washington figures and diplomats.
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Belasco Theater
Forest of Arden
Edwin Arden
Belasco
Prince Kari
Washington
Chrie‘al Herne
Charlotta Walker
Hilda Spong
Columbia
Jean Loring
Thesses Oldsborough
Fullette Janin
Wawerd Mitchell
Prelate Lays Philippines Talk At Knights of Columbus
Most Rev. Jeremiah J. Harty, Archbishop of Manila, spoke to Carroll Council Knights of Columbus at Columbus Hall on the Philippines. He described the islands as a health resort and praised Philippine women as workers in the church while stressing fair government. Local dignitaries from Kane, Potomac, Carroll and Spalding Councils attended and a reception followed the addresses.
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Jeremiah J. Harty
Arch- Wisicep
Manila
Carroll Council
Knights of Columbus
Columbus
Canneils
Philippines
RP J. Hartigan
P. J. ‘O'Somnell
Beac
of Sciols
Washington
William Faire
Kane
Thomas’ 3. Donovan
Potomac
George T. Kolb
Carroll
Francis P. Sheehy
Spalding
American University Head to Take Chancellorship in Washington
Bostonian Franklin E. H. Hamilton has been elected chancellor of the American University and will assume duties in Washington after severing his Boston pastorate. He is a Harvard and Boston University School of Theology graduate with extensive European study, languages, and a long record as pastor and university preacher. He is connected to the Pittsburg and Walden University circles and has two sons with Mrs. Hamilton, daughter of Edward L. Pierce.
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Dry. Franklin
EH. Hamilton
Boston
American University
Washington
Hamilton
W. C . Hamilton
Pittsburg
Pleasant Valley
Ohio
John W. Hamilton
California
Jay Henson Hamilton
Walden University
Boston”Latin School
Harvard University
Wari
Bowdoin
Boylston
Harvard, Daily Crimson
Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard
Grant University
Boston University School of Theology
Paris
Berlin
Ferdinand Piper
Europe
Boston University
New England
Bastston
Newtonville
Mass
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Orient
Edward L. Pierce
Charies Summer
America
Golden Oak and Weathered Oak Furniture Auction List
A catalog of furniture items including Golden Oak and Weathered Oak buffets dressers chiffonier and parlor suites with prices ranging from a few dollars to over 900 dollars. Items include china closets dressers chiffoniers parlor suites and parlor chairs with varying finishes and styles listed in a dense price list.
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Trusty Collins
Will
Col
Mrs. Roosevelt
Newstel
Kasse
Jonn A. Kassen
Gen. Kaneda
Pyet Building
Honduras
Prelate Lands Philippines
Harty
Archipelago
B. B. B. Hamilton
Bostonian
Schacsmafole
Massachusetts Avenue
Spa
Park Road
Ger Gorast
Navy
Sonsesttent
Treasu
SIDE
Sehi
Geo. Y. Worthington
N. W
O. Davidson & Davidson
G St. N. W
Mutual Life
Life Insurance
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
N.Y
Ephanced
Andren Af
Lecic
Warner
Kidners
Hyer
Wai Gate
Red Rite Warnes Cure Company
Rochester
Mee Ion
Naraptestl
Suchg Highlands
Capitol
Dupont Circle
U. 8 Relty Company
Yast
7Th St
Av. & Pa
Av. Mi
Fireman's Insurance Building
BO Buchel
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
Pettijohn’s
Arai Atlantic & Pacific Iacce
E Sts
Eurich
Heurlch Grewing Co
Ree
Eagle Mikado
Eagle Pencil Co
B& Dozen
R. B. Andrews Paper 60, Incorporated
Louisiane Avenue
Wes
Lacey
Jameestewin
Cal
Exposition Department
Post Huilding
Jearn Pare
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