Denunciation over Jamestown Exposition controversy at labor congress
At Newport News June convention of the Federation of Labor, a heated debate denounced Gov Montague and the Capitol Commission for delays on a glassed jut project. An amendment made all commission members subject to denunciation. W F Fields of Norfolk elected president and officers named include Calvin Phenix and others amid distrust surrounding the Exposition dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Fields
Norfolk
Sperial
Washingian Post
Newport News
Federaton of Labor
Montague
Ue Capite Communission
Atrae
Montreue
Baume
Montigne
Jnetibal
Kields
Treward T. Calvin W. Phenix
Richmond
Fiealake
Mlr
Iment
Jy Hows
Sorgembacarems
Challenge to Martin Sparks Senate Fight in Debate
A disputed speech in Dutch style rhetoric claims corruption and party power. speakers allege Martin’s bid for the Senate was undermined by a corrupt process. Contenders present heated remarks as they debate law and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poneto
Jane
Dutch Newenams
Assur Wey
Chashi
Povertette
Tau
Umao Ate
Tie Pomyipals
Pete
Mtr
Weber
Senate
Retirement of Ellyson and the Navy Lineup Shifts
A disjointed note from Feehan Va Janes hints at retirement of Ellyson and possible changes in state fraternity posts. The text references Chairman Milevon and a looming resignation offer from a lieutenant, with mention of roles like Pos Chor foener Lien and figures such as Gee and Siquatan. Unclear names appear amid chaotic wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feehan
Janes
Charman Milevon
Uae
Montague at Staunton Veterans Interment Service
The ceremony marked by a Confederate veteran's memorial observance and burial at the Coammer or nearby cemetery. A salute by the militia followed the speaking and a procession past the laid wreaths and markers. The interment occurred at Lay cemetery with local officials and attendees paying respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Ted
Neston
Staensaten
Marriages Plentiful as June Weddings Reported
A long list of nuptials from June ceremonies across Virginia and surrounding counties. Couples include Erderi alia Reynolin and partners at Zoar Church, Charles Hayes and Margaret Uattas in West Saket, and Thomas Wallace and Mos Agia Paut at Hil in Yorr Gaogts. Ceremonies feature ministers Rev Charles EB Bandera and Rev David S. Henkel, with receptions at local hotels and trains bound for Roanoke or other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erderi Alia Reynolin
Zoar Church
Fara Sauyte
Woinedas Wreules
Charles EB Bandera
Rhoaks War Aidsl
He. Chewaing
Ant Crave
Chales Hayes
Wests Saket
Margaret Uattas
Dangh Sur Hogs
Spacseierals
Wride
Eccune
Aod
Ure
T Lowry
Chipage
del Motea
Bisgess
Jana Washington
Poort
Whee
Lewry
Aunt Mary
Atv
le Credae
Pak Agra Newport
frJom Thomas Wallace
Mos Agia Paut
Iz Hil
Fox
Harrisonhute
Wid
Chesapeake and Ghiy
Roanoke
Fredricksburg
Itabert T. Gouldman
Lila Hola M. Taylor
Joan Taylor
Westmoreland County
St. Peter's Church
Oak Grove
W. C. Laetano oMuintize
Lucy Rust
Washington
Favalo Washington
Whipice Greenlas
Florence Wharton
Jeanette Latane
Charlote Taylor
Annis
Maggie Taylor
Mia Lia Taylor
Misass Francis Washington
Bessie Latane
Maryland Agricultural College trustees meet in Hyattaville
The Maryland Agricultural College trustees met this afternoon with Governor Warfield absent. Officers and faculty, including President Capt. R. W. Silvester and H. J. Patterson, were re elected to current posts. Dr. H. B. McDonnell’s salary rose to 2000. J. Hanson Mitchell to one year unpaid leave for illness. Entomologist T. B. Symons granted two months leave and will visit England. funds approved for Germany study. Graduation rites set for June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Su. Hyattaville
Maryland Agricultural College
Warfield
Murray van Giver
Joseph R. Owens
Atkinson
R. 8. Hit
Harold Walsh
F. C. Goldsborough
E.G. Merryman
David Seibert
Charles A. Councilman
James
Western District Baptist Association in Rockville session
The Western District Baptist Association met in Rockville Maryland and will continue through Sunday with about 120 delegates from Barnesville Brownsville Cumberland Deep Creek Eckhart Frostburg Germantown Hagerstown Laurel Mount Zion Ocean Poolesville Rockville Trayliah Upper Seneca and several Baltimore churches. Moderator Reverend Charles M Ness of Baltimore presided and Reverend Thomas H Campbell of Peeksville served as secretary. The annual sermon will be delivered Sunday and the opening session focused on routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pac
Rockville
Western District Baptist Association
Baptist
Barnesville
Brownsville
Cumberland
Deep Creek
Eckhart
Frostburg
Germantown
Hagerstown
Laurel
Mount Zion
Ocean
Poolesville
Trayliah
Upper Seneca
Ano
Baltimore
Brantly
First
Franklin Square
Fuller Memorial
Wilson Memorial
Charles M. Ness
Thomas H. Campbell
Peekville
Prizes and Medals Awarded at Randolph Macon Commencement
The Washington Post reports Randolph Macon College held commencement exercises. Degrees were conferred on listed students. A portrait of John Randolph was presented by Col. Joseph Bryan and accepted by Bishop Granbery. The board accepted a $380,000 donation from John P. Branch to build three dormitories, with work to begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Ashland
Randolph-Macon College
Elf
B. Copper
J. Dryer
WW. L. Gite
R. P. Gravely
J.B. DB. Mapp
J. R. McNert
L. I. Milly
I. G. Powell
C. N. Swimley
Will Entertain Shaw Banquet for Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw will visit Greensboro for a noon Saturday arrival and Sunday night departure. He will tour Guilford College, State landmarks, and industrial plants, then attend an informal banquet at Hendon Hotel with remarks planned. Local bankers invited. Blackburn hosts Tarheel Club event. The Washington Post reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Stattle Ground Park
Witte Oak Milla
Hendow Hotel
Shaw
Bankers’ Associations
Daw son appoints health board members and regents
Special to The Washington Fest from Charleston West Virginia June 9 Gov Daw son announced four year appointments to the state board of health including Dr M H Proudfoot Rowlesburg Dr D P Morgan Clarksburg Dr R E Vickers Huntington Th A W Frame Parkersburg and Dr S J Jepsen Wheeling and Welton Petersburg named to the West Virginia University Kerlar preparatory board replacing L J Foreman. Also Norfolk June 9 P R Auld Baltimore schooner captain jailed for wounding Ernest son in Ocean View clubhouse bail set at 500 for appearance June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charleston
W. Va
Dawson
State Board of Health
M. H. Proudfoot
Rowlesburg
D. P.morgan
Clarksburg
R. E. Vickers
Huntington
Th. AW
Frame
Parkersburg
Vavecine
Heginning
S. J. Jepsen
Wheeling
Tao Washington
Norfolk
P. R. Auld
Baltimore
Erneston
Ocean View
Fimerely
Judse Portlock
Norfolk County
Accused of Stealing Gold Watch in Portsmouth
Norfolk in court from Portsmouth, B. B. Warren a prominent Portsmouth man and son of the late Carey R. Warren, charged with larceny of a gold watch from L. F. McLean while McLean slept in a clubhouse. Bridge worker John Callahan died after plummeting 190 feet from a Baltimore and Ohio bridge tower on the Ohio River construction project at Parkersburg. He was 30, married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
B. B. Warren
Portsmouth
Carey R. Warren
Grimes’ Battery
L. F McLean
Molentrom
McLean
Parkersburg
W. Va
John Callahan
Mariette
Ohio River
Accused of Robbing Store in Woodstock Va
Woodstock Va June 9 Lesleys Walker Jr living near Saumsville Shenandoah County was arrested charging him with breaking into and robbing the store of H Cullere and the depot of the Southern Railway Company at Aurertown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Woodstock
Lesleys Walker, Jr
Saumsville
Shenandoah County
H. Cullere
Southern Railway Company
Aurertown
Virginia obituary notes two deaths in June
Richmond reports Miss Marls Anderson aged woman dies on the day she predicted. Woodstock records Rev. W Milton Kibler of Baltimore dies at home aged thirty seven, survived by widow and two children. Mr. Rivier, former pastor at the city synod Lutheran churches in Baltimore, resigns due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Marls Anderson
Aisco
Woodstock
York
Rivier
Uny
Synod Lutheran Churches of
Baltimore
Enet Pratt Street
Lafayette Turkish Baths
Lafayette Theater
Peter Turney
Virginia
Norfolk
Buroney Home
Carnival Company Custody Fight and Carnival Assault
The Alexandria civil suit over Ina the midget performer continues after her father seeks custody. the court grants Brewer custody and hints at a civil remedy for breach of contract. A violent incident near the King Street carnival leaves telegraph operator Virgil C. Davis seriously cut by a group of black men. Davis is treated and police arrest three suspects for future examination. A street paving shift on King Street prompts repairs while Grace Episcopal Church unveils a new organ with a recital by S Frederick Smithy assisted by local musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PCET
King Street
Alexandria
Ina
Jones- Adams Carnival Company
Alexandria Light Infantry
Winnie
J. P. Brewer
Howard W.smith
F. E. Thames
Judge Bailey
Corporation Court
Thomas
Corporation
Boothe
Ma‘thew
Manassas
Bailey
Machen
Brewer
Bushy Mountain
N. C
Bréwer
Virgil C. Davis
4. A. Davis
Washington, Alexandria, and
Mount Vernon
Prince Street
Young Davis
Davis
Officer Beach
Roberts
Knight
Ferguson
Smith
Nicholson
James Price
David White
Robert Dewey
Columbus
Carbine
Wight
Dunn
Eugene Charles Albert de Bocande
French Line Swamboat Company
Philadelphia
M. de Bocande
Cora Henderson
Ada Henderson- Thomas
M. de Boconde
Grace Epeiscopal Church
S. Frederick Smithy
L. G. Halfish
Kenneth Ogden
City
Awards at Leesburg Hunters and Horses Show
Leesburg Va June 9 awards at the Leesburg house and colt show list winners across divisions. Aristocrat owned by W T Ashton led light and middleweight hunters with first place in several classes. Jacobel, Irish Madge, Watch Me and See Me Go, and Robin Adair also garnered top honors in their categories.
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Washington Sea
Leesburg
Leesburg House
Bish Jobnron
Major Blount
Jacobel
C. R. Hom
W. Tl. Abhton
Roger Brothers
Yellow Jacket
J. A. Lymn
David Dunlop
Nacomis
A. D. Bemer
Charfty
Bearolds
Dandeling
Ridgely Bothren
Robin Adair
Mre
Blair Johnson
Lord Chenterfield
D. Dunlop
Lightfoot
Mate
Hf. T. Harrison
Brandy
Soda
Gillette
Joe D
Allie
Lady Teazle
T. 3
Hizey
Burwell & Lindsay
Feat
J. A .Lyon
W. H. Ashton
Park Hack
Rebla
Adair
Mra
Johnaton
Brat
Dandeline
HR. Lothron
Bord Chesterfield
Blatr Johnam
Burwill
First
Charity
Cf. Holt, Jr
Major
Portner
Burwell & Lindy
Firet
C. R. Hoff
Bile
R.A Dodd
New Officers Elected at Washington Grove Camp Meet
Amnuel meeting in Rockville Md reports officers for Washington Grove Camp Meeting Association elected including President Henry L Strang Vice President Percy Foster Secretary D E Wiber Treasurer L F Hunt and directors I T Fulks J B Davis H L Strang P S Foster D E Wiber and L F Hunt An auditorium for 1400 seats is under construction and a new depot is being built by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The annual camp meeting opens July 18 and runs through July 28 with chautauqua starting July 4.
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Amnuel
Washington Grove Camp Meeting Association
Washington Post
Rockville
Henry L. Strang
Percy &. Foster
D. E. Wiber
L. F. Hunt
H. Maurice Talbott
Ignatius T. Fulks
John B. Davis
L. Cabell Williamson
Struck a Sleeping Whale by Pineapple Schooner Rover
A pineaple schooner Rover from the Ba' bamus crashed into a sleeping whale at sea off Baltimore last Sunday. The collision hurled the captain and crew from their places. the ship narrowly avoided wreck. Blood stained the sea as the whale’s skin hung from the iron bobstay base. Capt Kiehne kept the strip as a memento in port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Rover
Kiehne
Petersburg Memorial Forty-First Anniversary of 1864 Attack
Petersburg marks the forty first anniversary of the June 9 1864 Confederate and Federal clash led by General Kautz. A parade by Confederate Veterans and Knights of Pythias and the decoration of Blanford Cemetery graves followed an afternoon program with Rev C Braxton Bryan delivering the oration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Petersburg
Lune
Federatbd
Kautz
Song of
Knights of Pythias
Blanford Cemetery
C.braxton Bryan
Royal Arcanum Rumor Reports Liquidation Proposal
Boston dispatch says the Royal Arcanum board may liquidate the organization due to insufficient insurance assessments. Newport News and Richmond reports note the issue as a rumor from headquarters and mention the wider social impact on members and creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington Post
Newport News
Royal Arcanum
Order
Local Washington ads highlight goods and services
A montage of advertisements from Washington merchants covers ginger ale, tailored suits, loans, hats, sporting goods, printing services, and clothing storage. It notes Gosman’s ginger ale, The Hub suits on Pennsylvania Avenue, Moore & Hull loans, Walford sporting goods, Darby Printing Co. on Fourteenth Street, and moth proof garment bags, with local business booster tone and brief notes on recent events and figures.
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Pennsylvania
Avenue
Fourteenth Street
H.E. Covert
Darby Printing Co
Washington
Darby
Cireles
Worl the
Germany
E.mortlaon Paper Co
England
Holiand
Beigit
Willard Automobile Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
EB. Morrison Paper Co
Pa. Ave
Advertising and printing power in Washington's Post era
A historical Washington newspaper piece extols newspaper advertising and highlights the Globe Printing Company’s expansion at Hth and Ests. nn. It details new presses, improved facilities, bindery upgrades, and the capacity to print and bind large volumes while remaining cost-competitive. Also notes local ads, commercial notices, and various business and civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Printing Company
Uth and
Ests. Nn
Pennsylvania Ave
New York
Hth and
B Sts
Market Receipts Rise At Wholesale Producers Market
The sealer of weights and measures Mr Haskell reported to Commissioner Macfarlane for May that receipts from the wholesale producers market were 253.4 dollars, about 273 dollars more than last year, attributed to farmers gaining exclusive rights here. A severed leg of a child was found in the river at Third street southeast by William Jackson and delivered to the Fifth Province police station before being moved to the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Franklin Street
Anacostia
St Thomas
Eighteenth
Church Streets
St. Mark's
Trinity Church
C Street
St. John’s Parish Hall
Georgetown
Gerard A. Lowther
Morocco
Haskell
Macfaii
William Jackson
K Street
Third Street
Fifth Province
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Virginia Labor Convention
Ue Dru
Ory Bhorst
James Feewed
Dade
Peta
Martin
Royal
Biserss
Ellyson
Edward Eckins
Staunton
Tye
Menial Bay
James S. Duley
Wassingum
Janet—James
Duley
Olay
Lay
Rruhiv
Meeting of Trustees of
Baptists IN Session
Western District Association
Raindolph-Macon
Celal
Washington Poo
Bishop Payne Divinity and Industrial School
A. M. Randolph
Southern Diocese of
Robert A. Gibs
Diocese of
Robert Strange
Husteen North Carolina
Secreta
Fortescue Whittle
R. ©. Egerton
Gov. Dawson
Alexandria News
Ina Brewer
Carnival Company
Negro
Merrick
Hyattsville
Kenilworth
George C. Merrick
John G. Holden
Ome
Washington Suns
Wyattsville
American Security and ‘Trust Company
Washington and Hyattsville
Frederic A. Holden
Robert W. Wells
C. H. Lee
John Te. Fugitsang
F. Holden
Ashton
Petersburg Memorial
Royal Arcanum Rumor
Weslington
Clay Drewry, Jr
Helen Drewry
Towson
Maj
Clay Drewry
Drewry, Hughes & Co
Steamship Company
Pedatco
Waddill
United States
Nannie Morgan
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Insylania
Sidi
Gosman
Hub
Pennsylvania Avenua
Moore & Hull, Inc
Schwarz’s Nix
Panama
Teaver
Providence
Brown
D. Ne
Walford
George D. Harning
Sth
9Th
BD Streets
Horning
Scutari
Albania
Shoemaker Company
Ringmann
Bad Nauheim
Moore & Hill, Inc
Atlantic City
D. N. Walford
Tasker H. Buse
Army War Colllege Board
San Francisco
Manila
P. I
Affleck
The
Post
Wiliam M. Candy
Colesville
House of Delegates
V. Curtis
Navy Department of Construction and Repair
Provincetown
Massa
Davidson
Andrew Carnegie
Davidson College
Behnarz
House
Ty Washington
Brunswick Billard Hall
Sixth Street
Sixth Street Northwest
Wiliam &. Keller
Knoxville
Tenn
Essen
J. Spliedt
Spliedt
Mallory Steamship Line
Etesson Line
Epliedt
Shoals
Nicholls
Nicho’s
Potomac Park
Fay
Johnson & Hamonds
J. 8. Douglase
Charles Bell
Jones Point
Ays
B. Lewis
John B. Espey
Ihs
We City
Espey
Neptume
United States Marine Hospital Service
Chesapeake Bay
Moore & Co
Baby
Columbia Send Company
Loeb & Co
Wiliam “Spice
Portland
Marshall Orwells
Gale
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Baltimore Terminal Company
Baltimore City Council
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Railway Company
Oakwood Cemetery
Falls Church
W. N. Febrey
E. J. Northrup
G. A. L. Merrifield
M. E B. Church
Sarah Cowell le Moyne
Sweden
Norway
Oscar
W. H L . Storm
Hmne
Bank of France
Pocahontas
Randall Line
Cotonia
Aittle
Colonial Beach
Wile
Shamrock
I. E. Schwarz
Dana White
Newark
N. J
D. Goldman
Taft
Hot Springs
Hardware Association
Arlington Horse Co
M St
New Hampshire
M. E. Ed
R. F. Bishop
Washington, D. C
Greenough
George W. Poole
Mr. Bishop
Vhania Avenue
Tairteett
A. L. Moore
18Th St
Washington Monument
Luray
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Jersey Ave
Ellis H. Roberts
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Topeka
Kan
National Junior Republic
Connecticut Avenue
Woodley Road
Augustin Daly
Sidney Herbert
Misa Cortelyou
Dennis H. Currie
Artillery Corps
Coast Artillery
Presidio of
U. S. Realty Co
Post and Star
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