Trust Not Vindicated in Beef Trust Inquiry
Representative Martin argues that public summaries misstate Garfield’s beef trust findings. He says the report’s body shows evidence of restraint of trade and high profits, and that the Justice Department will decide if the six large packing firms violate law.
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Bureau of Corporations
Beef Trust
Martin
South Dakota
Congress
Garfield
Peer Trust
United States
Department of Justice
Department of Commerce and Labor
Thera
Swift & Co
Cudahy Company
Rselver
Chicago
Kansas City
South Omaha
East St. Louis
South St. Joseph
Fort Worth
Sioux City
South St. Paul
West
Northwest
Commissioner of Corporations
Mary Stewart Escapes From House of Mercy
Mary Stewart the eighteen year old girl known for larceny arrests escaped from the House of Mercy at 248 K Street Northwest. Police and church officials suspect outside help. she had been befriended by Rev Dr Randolph H McKim after stealing from Epiphany Church choir members and serving time in jail. An inquest into Mrs Harriet V Prince death by train will be held at the morgue with Attorney Jean Tobriner representing the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stewart
House of Mercy
K Street
Epiphany Church
G Street
Randolph H. McKim
Washington Asylum Hospital
Prince
Henrietta V. Prince
Baltimore and Potomac
Jean Tobriner
Fraud in the Awards and Salvage Contracts at the Exposition
Senator Carter resigns as commission chair and John D. Waite is named to investigate alleged irregularities in 1904 St Louis Exposition awards. Charges claim 30,000 awards, with 7 to 100 altered for beneficiaries, plus a Chicago firm favored in a salvage building contract. Raw finances and unsettled questions about commission approval rights loom as officials seek the truth.
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Thomas H. Carter
Government Commission
John D. Waite
Lewiston, Mont
Chicago
United States
Carter
Commission
Senate
National Commission
Exposition Company
Pollock
Kansas
Treasury Department
Congress
Weather conditions and forecasts for Friday reports storms and winds
The trough from the Northwest and Southwest storms stretches from the Great Plains north into Ontario with two centers over middle Ontario and the Appalachian region. Rain persists in Atlantic and Gulf states and the Ohio Valley. cloudiness in the Lake region, with snow in Northern Upper Lake areas. Temperatures fall south of the Middle Atlantic and North Carolina, rise in the Lower Lake region and far southwest. Friday should bring rain in the South and rain or snow in the North Atlantic states, with fair weather elsewhere. Winds vary along coasts, with strong advisories on the South Atlantic and flood warnings for Lower Tennessee River, Red River in Arkansas, and New River in West Virginia. Local data shows temperatures from 38 to 42 and sunshine around six hours.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Ontario
Middle
Appalachian
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginias
Atlantic
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Minnesippi
Upper Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Montana
Wyomiing
Lower Lake Region
North Atlantic States
Hantern Lower Lake
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi River
Middle Slope
Upper Lake
The
Slope
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Hawks
South Atelantic
Tennessee River
Red River
Arkansas
New River
West Virginia
Rainall
Easy Way To Keep Well With Simple Daily Rules
An article extols daily health habits centered on a healthy stomach rather than dieting. It quotes Prof. Wiebold who praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets taken after meals as harmless digestive aids. The piece notes the product is widely sold by druggists for 50 cents and claims substantial health benefits.
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Prof
Wiebold
Stuart
Maine
California
Great Britain
Australia
Alleged Tyranny in Mail Bag Repair Shops Charges Filed
Charges filed with the Post Office Department accuse management at the mail bag repair shops on C street of partiality and tyranny. Samuel L. Wilson, under suspension, leads a delegation from G A R members labor groups and a local Republican club. Accused employees allegedly cursed President Roosevelt and wore a campaign button showing Roosevelt with Booker T. Washington.
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C- Street
Sixth
Samuel L. Wilson
Schalienberger
Republican Club
Roosevelt
Booker T. Washington
David L. Garvey
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
North Carolina
Post-Office
Shailenberger
McKinley
Garvey
Confess Chapin Robberies by Philadelphia Men
Two men from Philadelphia Eugene Cole and Amos Beott aged twenty four and twenty five confessed to robberies in the Chapin apartment house with two accomplices who escaped. Jewelry and silverware valued at hundreds were found, including Miss Belle Tanner’s silverware. They admitted thefts on March 4 from Thomas H. Jordan and on subsequent nights from Mrs. Noss and Mr. Neil S. Brown. Clothes belonging to Brown were worn by the suspects. A fugitive accomplice is believed to have fled to Philadelphia. Both confessed had long criminal records and will have a Police Court hearing today.
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Eugene Cole
Amos Beott
Barrett
Carrot
Tenth
Chapin
Philadelphia
Thomas H. Jordan
Jordan
Noss
New
Miss Tanner
Scott
Cole
Eastern
Phiadelphia
Boy 12 Tries World Tour Asleep In Baltimore Doorway
Charles Sommers, twelve, claimed Washington as home and said he started to see the world with saved pennies. He was found asleep in a Baltimore doorway by a police officer on Wednesday afternoon. Police in Washington were seeking his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sommers
Washington
Baltimore
Promoting Diplomatic Reform and Attaches Plan
Former Ambassador Andrew White urged progressive advancement in the US diplomatic service at a Smithsonian lecture. He proposed promoting half of ambassadors and ministers from lower ranks, establishing exams for junior secretaries, and creating attachedWashington posts to build experience. He also urged owning legation buildings abroad and boosting ambassador salaries to 26,000 dollars.
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Andrew D. White
Germany
National Museum
Smithsonian Institution
United States
White
Great Britain
Iike
Washington
Constantinople
Healan
Miss Flynn Returns Home After Philadelphia Trip
Mary Agnes Flynn reappeared in New York after leaving the city February 17 amid a romance that led to Philadelphia where she was found. She returned to her uncle David Naughton at 188 East Twenty ninth Street and will be taken to a sanitarium to recover. The party included Delia and Jennie Flynn. Also Grover Cleveland’s health improved. he joined a Princeton University trustees meeting after a week of illness.
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New York
Philadelphia
Mary Agnes Flynn
David Naughton
East Twenty- Ninth Street
Mary Flynn
Delia Flynn
Jennie Flynn
Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Bonmer
Grover Cleveland
Bayard Lane
Princeton University
MR MORGAN S SONG CYCLE FAIRYLAND CONCERT REVIEW
Soloists Morence Lee Holtzman Janet Spencer English tenor Eawin Barrow and Oscar Gareissen presented Orlando Morgan s In Fairyland in the Bancroft mansion Tooms of the Tea Cup Inn with contrasting groups of English songs before the cycle Holtzman s high strong voice and clear phrasing drew praise Spencer s contralto tone and expressive delivery excited audiences Barrow surprised Washington readers with a powerful tenor Gareissen offered pleasing songs and artful accompaniment The other recital by Miss Clara Drew at the Washington Club showed refined technique and notable diction The Homeward Bound Mission Shelter Home farewell is set for Sunday as Col and Mrs Johnson move to Baltimore under Commander Haslam s direction while he fights lung congestion
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Orlando Morgan
Tea Cup Inn
Bancroft Mansion
Morence Lee Holtzman
New York
Janet Spencer
Boston
Eawin Barrow
Oscar Gaceipsen
Washington
Miss Holtzman
Miss Spencer
Choral Society
Chadwick
Fisher
Barrow
Roousto
Gareissen
Punchinello
Allitsen
King Duncan
Clara
Drew
Washington Club
Miss Drew
Baltimore
Johnson
Missouri Avenue Northwest
Haslam
Light Street
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Otis Skinner
Gypsy Rover
the Harvester
Columbia
Carter Sage
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Mass
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Cincinnati
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Iowa
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Ark
the Rock
Mich
Marquette
Memphis
Tenn
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Nebr
Omaha
Nebraoe
Pittsburg
East Lake City
Utah
J. Louis
Bt. Paul, Minn
Fey
Springfeld
Vickeburg
Mite
Young Washington Lad
Lansburgh & Bro
Paris
Seventh Street
Lodo Ooogagabaag
Sanders & Stayman Co
Miss Flynn
Peter Grogan
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Cecilia E. F. Droop & Sons CO
Pennsylvania Ave
COLON
South Carolina
John Wells
Chiriqui
Panama
MR. Morgan
Sunday Post
John Hay
Berryman
Beatrice Herford
Carnegie
Steel King
Quintus Oakes
Gelett Burgess
Will Irwin
American Security and Crust Company
A. @ P. Brand
Sultana Brand
Iona
Rene
Atlantic & Pacific
Sta
B. A. Bowman
Thorp
Berkeley
St. N.W
Louis D Wine
Louis D. Wine & Co
T. Conrad Dodge
Macdonnall
Phrenology and Psychology
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Mme. L. Macdonnall
Electric Powerarry
Exandria
Mt. Vernon
FER CO
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Muller
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