President Roosevelt Makes Secret Culpeper Stop Ride
President Roosevelt arrived unheralded at Red Hill near Charlottesville and rode twelve miles to Plain Dealing with William Wilmer and Mrs Roosevelt. The trip from Washington was kept secret to avoid crowds as locals gathered in Culpeper hoping for a Rapidan sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culpeper
Red Hill
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Roosevelt
Albemarle
Willam N Wilmer
New York
Washington
Rapidan. Va
Southern Railway
Union Station
Fla
M. A
Frank Hayner
Secret Service
Red
Wilmer
Joseph Wilmer
Wiliam Wilmer
Red HI
Roostvelt
Sitey
Rooosevelt
Latta
Trae
North Garden
Mr. Wilmer
Dick’ McDaniel
Uutra
Hardware River
Albemarne
Keene Post Office
Scottavivlent
Sormefield
Wich
William Wilmer Uy Frank
Moon
Lg Murrow
Loeb
Westington North Garden
Rapidan
Fields Case Postponed as Lipscomb Trial Delays Motions
Motions for a new trial and arrest of judgment in Thomas M Fields case are postponed until after Andrew Lipscomb's trial. Lipscomb, Fields' co-conspirator in the Washington Beneficial Endowment Association embezzlement case, is expected to begin June 19 before Justice Wright. The Universal Building Code issue was received from the National Board of Fire Underwriters and referred to the city engineer for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lipscomb
Thomas M Fields
Washington Beneficial Endowment Association
Andrew A Lipscomb
Fields
Corecever
Endowment Association
Linscomb
Wright
Comrotsaloner Macfarland
National Board of Fire Underwriters
United States
Engineer Department
Strikers Return to Work After Settlement Agreement
Strikes by painters and paper hangers end as unionists resume work under a compromise mediated by Vice President Hedrick. The contract sets journeyman rates at 42. per day from September 1, 1905, with no fines for former union members now employed by Master Paper Hangers’ Association members. The agreement runs through March 1, 1907, with the committer to prepare formal terms within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedrick
National Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
Master
Iake Bu Inding
Tributes to late editor Berlah Wilkins noted in city funeral plans
Washington Stock Exchange adopted resolutions praising Berlah Wilkins late editor and publisher of The Post. Tributes flowed from organizations, Ohio relatives arrived, funeral set for 3 pm at 1711 Massachusetts Ave. Interment at Rock Creek will be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlah Wilkins
the Post
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Pacifi
Ohio
Massachusetts Avenue
Tennis
Ham
Gridiron Club
Viking
Rock Creek
Washington Block Exchange
Messrs Charlea
C Glover
A. K Parris
E J Stellwagen
Charles J. Beil
W B Hibbs
Berinh Wilkina
Washington
Washington Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
Borah Wilkins
Exhplaya
Wilkins
Blain Invincible Club
Celal
Sta
Pe W. Perkeon
Berish Wylking
Post
Nation and City
Slanda
Character
Gearie
Bixina Inginttle Republican Club
National Colored Personal Liberty League
H C Hawking
S A Wilen
Holmes Suspended Over Cotton Report Leaks and Figures
Edwin Holmes, assistant statistician in the Agriculture Department, was suspended by Secretary Wham amid Cheatham charges that government cotton reports were leaked and figures manipulated. Wilson and others defend the system, while secret service involvement andPossible wider departmental scope are noted as investigations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin &. Holmes
Division of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Wham
Richard Chaatham
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Holmes
Wilson
Mr. A
Department
Cheatham
New York
Secret Service
Hha
Weather conditions and forecasts from U B Department report
The Weather Bureau reports widespread storms across the Midwest and West with showers in the central regions and fair weather in the South Atlantic area. Temperatures rise in the Lake region and Northeast while cooling in the Northwest and Central Rockies. Winds shift from southerly to northerly along coasts and lakes. Local indicators include a rising Grand River stage near Grand Rapids and a forecast of steady rain into Monday in several regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Washington
Northwestern Law Area
Kansas
Mizrori Valley
Upper Lake Region
Mimsouri
Stasfentoot Vatteyn
Northwest
Florida
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Texan
Lake
New England
Middle Atlantic
Ohio
Lower
Mississippi
Upper Lake
Michigan
Leasl Thera
Rocky Mountain
Valleye
Lake Region
Middle Atiantic
South Atlantic
Staten
Milddie
South Atlantic States
Gulf Hates
Ohio Valley
West Yard
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Misaleptop Valley
Stopes
Contra Rocky Mountain
Lake Superior
Grand Banks
Department of Agriculture inquiry moves forward
FE consulted a law firm on nait street and was told the case is complete and will hold. Cheatham hints at a secret papers alliance with Secretary Wilson. It was agreed to inquiry without baiting the cat. Results will be public when the Secretary finishes the probe. Wilson will speak only generally. Holmes Alth suspended pending inquiry. he offered no fear of the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Nait Street
Cheatham
Allence
Wilson
Holmes Alth
Holmes
Aged Clerk Lambeth Dismissed After Salary Dispute
A district clerk aged about sixty, A M Lambeth of Tennessee, was dismissed after a confrontation with District Assessor H H Darneille over a proposed pay cut from 1400 to 1900 dollars. Petty and Assistant Alvey restrained him as he threatened to strike. The Commissioners approved the dismissal for gross insubordination. Curtis was jailed ten months for stabbing Frances Young amid jealousy disputes, found in a Gerlin state at Third and P streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darneille
Lambeth
Commissionera
A. M Lambeth
Tennassee
Asadysor H. H. Darneille
J T. Petty
Qgambeth
Dernelile
Darneile
Petty
TF. Alvey
Lampeth
Board of Personal Tax Appraisers
Frances Young
Amos Curtis
Scott
Curtis
Third
Homeopathic
Armes Denies Abuse Claims In Divorce Settlement Fight
Maj George A Armes testifies in a suit brought by his wife Mary Wine Armes over a Fairfield Connecticut avenue property. He says a trust deed and marriage settlement were made at his wife’s mother’s urging to secure a home, with rents to fund support. he claims his wife failed to pay the mortgage and that she consented to a cash divorce offer. He asserts he acted with his wife’s full knowledge and denies any irreconcilable differences prior to May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Fairfield
Maj
George A. Armes
Mary Wine Armes
Wairfield
Connecticut Avenue
Maj. Armes
H. Thomas
George 8
Chass
White
May. Armes
Mr. Armes
Maj Armes
Armes
Unclear Cause Pending Rent Disposition in Armes Case
The uncle conducted a thorough inquiry into the defendant's reputation and standing and found no reason to grant the wife relief. The hearing was continued to next Friday as agreements were reported on rent management. It is understood Atkinson and Ballard Co will continue collecting rents, pay charges, and split the remainder between May Armes and his wife pending final disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A E L. Leckie
Armes
Fairfield
Leckie
Atkinson and Ballard Company
May Armes
Transfer Fight Ruling Halts City and Suburban Order
Justice Anderson of the District Supreme Court suspended enforcement of the May order abolishing the City and Suburban transfer system. The petitioners William G Henderson and five local association presidents plus Mayor Wells of Hyattsville Md were granted intervention. Receiver McDermott must show cause next Tuesday why the transfer system abolition order should not be vacated. A painter Dewclans 28, was injured on a scaffold at 77 Thirteenth street southeast and treated at Providence Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G Henderson
Citizens’ Associations
Wells
Hyattsville
Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
AR. Serven
McDermott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Roosevelt
Magus
Mr. Wilkins
Washington Stock Eaxchange
Insurance Journal of Washington
Forrah Wilkins
Washington Port
Thase
Atricken
Hood
Cotton Statistician
Agricultural Department
Aspoville
Cyne Ate
Atlantia City
N. J
Bignarck
Boston
Bafalo
Chicago
Wye - Davenport
Jows
Denver Cojo
Des Moines
Lone
Galveston
Tex
Helena Mont
Indianapolia
Jacksonville
Fie
Kansan City
Lie Rock
Ark
Marquette
Mfich
Memphis Tenn
New Orleans
Korth Fisite
Omaha
Nebr - Pittsburg
Balt Lake City
Utah
M Louis
Paul Mion
Springfield
Wickrburg
Glerk
A.M. Lambeth
Rapa
Lamssurgh & Bro
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
Painter
Dewclans
Thirteenth Street
Providence Hospital
Peter Grogan
Crockery
Haviland
Vetvem Fant Seus
Bole
Weber
Sanders & Stayman Co
F Street
Selinger
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St. N.W
American Security and Crust Company
Fifteenth Street
Steinway
Pa. Ave
N. W
Featur Morrow
Gen
Powell Clayton
Washington Gladden
Bonaparte
Baltimore
Cupid
Hymen
Belles of the Stage
David James Evans
James B. Morrow
Crown Secord
Pano Aed
G St. N. W
Washington DC
District of Columbia
Automabileb
Autovehicles
Azvescor
Det Wiancock Halftone Engraving Company
Formeils
Times
Bulli Ing
Firemen’s Insurance
Louisiana and
McGill & Wallace
Maccabees
Knights of the Maccabees
Ninth St
K and L
Pd Ail Maccabees
Tong Consumers
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Alexandria
Tennessee
Alice
Patterean
D. D. Osteopathy
Witpur Lealy
Ant
14Th
Phona
Mate
Roame
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