Plumbers Lockout Drags On In Washington Dispute
Washington journeymen and master plumbers remain at an impasse over terms of a lockout. James J. O’Hagan asserts apprentices and helpers must work as a unionized body, while masters threaten injunctions against picketing. Unionleaders say they will not concede and may push cooperative shops if the lockout persists indefinitely.
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Master Plumbers’ Association
Ianet
James
O'Hagan
Mr. O'Hagan
Washington
Master Plumbers
Johmmeymen
Costello's Hall
Master Miumbers' Association
Caverly
Monument to Col Stotsenburg Completed in Arlington
The monument to Col Joan M Stotsenburg in Arlington was completed at a cost of 1100 dollars. Stotsenburg, a captain in the regular army during the Spanish American War, commanded a volunteer regiment to the Philippines and was killed in action at Quinqua, Philippine Islands on April 23, 159. A polished black granite shaft with a bronze tablet at the foot was donated by the War Department.
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Joan M. Stotsenburg
Arlington
Nebraska
Stotsenburg
Philippines
War Department
Statsenburg
Quin Gua
Philippine Islands
Joyous in Arizona as Pickett joins Supreme Court action
Col HL Pickett of Tombstone Arizona was admitted yesterday to process in the United States Supreme Court on motion by Delegate Mark Smith. Pickett helped push back the Joint Statehood bill by removing Arizona and New Mexico from the measure. He reports great rejoicing in the Territory after the Senate vote and a flood of telegrams congratulating the result.
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HL. Pickett
Tombstone
Ariz
United States Supreme Court
Mark Smith
Cal
Pickett
Territory of
Arizona
Senate
New Mexico
Runaway Coach Down Mountain Injures Five Miners
In Virginia City Montana on March 12 a runaway stage coach carrying five miners from the Haston mine plunged down a mountain after hitting ice. The coach overturned on a sharp bend, throwing the men in all directions. three were severely injured, two others hurt.
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Virgina City
Mont
Red Cross Sends Additional 5000 to Japan Relief
The American Red Cross yesterday contributed 5000 to the Japanese Red Cross, raising total American public aid for earthquake and famine relief in the Japanese provinces to 5040 dollars.
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Red Cross
Japanese Red Cross
Japan
Hitch in Proceedings at Algeciras Reported
State Apartment dispatches indicate a hitch in proceedings at Algeciras caused by policing Morocco. Officials do not view the break as major. Census Bureau bulletin cites 2006 starch establish ments in the United States with capital and product figures. Winds Banker Acquitted: Walter Juntgen acquitted after trial at Danville on charges of misappropriation of bank funds.
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Algeciras
Morocco
Census Bureau
United States
Iol
Winds
Blosnington
Walter Juntgen
Danville
G Bank
Mars
Navy consumptives deserve aid after discharge say Robert Scott
Robert Scott, late U S N, writes that Surgeon General Rixey’s proposal for a Port Royal consumptive hospital should include free care for discharged navy men. He argues sailors with long service deserve access to support facilities, noting pensioned veterans lack nourishment and security after service.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Philippines
Robert Scott
Making Habitable the Great American Desert Lecture
G J Blanchard of the U S Geological Survey spoke at Metropolitan Baptist Church on making arid lands habitable. He urged water conservation, highlighted 500 million acres open to homesteaders under federal laws, and urged government action to relocate labor to the West amid rapid rail and city growth. He warned against land speculation and praised public domain stewardship as national heritage.
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America
G. J. Blanchard
United States Geological Survey
Great American Desert
Figtern J
Yesard
Seaboard
Seazon
Hag
Alaska
Sincle Sam
England
Scotland
Wales
Germany
France
Italy
Turkey
Denmark
Netherlands
Congress
100Th Meridian
Pacific Coast
Vrin
Humane Work Grows Annual Meet and Banquet
At the Washington Humane Society annual meeting in the Shoreham Hotel officers and committees reported 22733 animal examinations and 1560 prosecutions with 25 acquittals. President Snow praised growth, noted more agents, and urged continued public support to prevent cruelty and improve equine welfare.
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The
Washington Humane Society
Shoreham Hotel
Helen Armour
Mercy
B. Loring
Drummond Kennedy
Department of Agricultura
Society
Charles A. Snow
Humane Society
Olive
New York General Expenses Arrests and Prosecutions
Partial OCR shows New York financial items for 1905 including General Expenses Arrests and Prosecutions. Figures include 125,000 for prosecutions and 8,464 1,360 1,335 among line items. The fragmentary text lacks complete context, dates, and entities to form a fuller summary.
Tanner Stores Bill Addresses If to Tawney
The Grand Army of the Republic denounces a proposed civil service age cap that would force veteran clerks from jobs. Corporal James Tanner, G A R commander in chief, urges Chairman Tavner to oppose the plan as unjust to Union veterans and warns it would remove skilled workers with long service.
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Grand Army of the Republic
James Tanner
Grand Army
Tavner
House Committee On Appropriations
GA. R
House
Senate Committee On Appropriations
White House
Capitol
Union Cemetery plan eyed by labor groups in Chicago
President Gompers of the AFL says there is no aim to extend strikes beyond death. Chicago unions consider buying a plot for a union cemetery to serve about 5,000 graves, potentially lowering costs. The joint cigarmakers unions have pledged 46000 to fund the project, with many of the citys 750 labor groups expected to join.
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Labor Federation
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Lecture on the crusade against tuberculosis at YMCA
A stereopticon lecture tonight at the YMCA discusses tuberculosis the great white plague. Clifton Howard shares experiences from Saranac Lake Adirondacks New York. Dr Noble P Barnes covers prevalence and prevention while Dr Jesse Ramsburgh explains treatments and care. Charles F Weller of Associated Charities to speak.
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Clifford Howard
Saranac Lake
Adirondacks
New York
Noble P. Barnes
Jesse Ramsburgh
Charles F. Weller
The
Associated Charities
Andrew G Apple Dies Former Crawford Sheriff and State Legislator
Andrew G Apple, longtime Washington resident and former Crawford County sheriff, died yesterday afternoon at his home. Born October 36 1881 in Haston Pa he lived in Washington fourteen years and worked with The Washington Post. He served as justice of the peace and school director in Cochranton before moving to Meadville in 1878 to join the state legislature in 1880s. He survived by five sons and a daughter with funeral plans undetermined. Charlie Abbey Returns to Work After Car Accident Injuries at The Post include loss of left arm from January 30 collision near Le Droit Park.
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Andrew G. Apple
Chapin Street
Crawford County
Meadville
Apple
Reformed Church
Charlie Abbey
Post
Abbey
le Droit Park
Breadstuffs Sent Abroad Across Eight Months
Exports of breadstuffs for the eight months ending February 28 totaled $130,782,290, up $77,675,782 from the same period last year. Provisions rose to $168,745,293, coal reached $307,106,540 with a $30,161,612 rise, and mineral oil at $52,656,284, up $2,186,826. Overall, the four sectors combined showed a $130,772,548 increase.
One Man Triggers Large Valley Plant Strike
In Youngstown Ohio on March 13, sixty puddlers and helpers walked out after a worker was refused admission to the Republic Iron and Steel Valley plant following a brief absence. The stoppage left about 1,000 men idle as the entire works shut down this afternoon, with the company contending the walkout violated its agreement with the Amalgamated Association by leaving the plant between heats.
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Youngstown
Ohie
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Amalgamated Association
Sister Named Heir in Beatty Will Probate Case
In the will of Robert Ie Beatty dated January 29 1906 filed for probate yesterday the bulk of the estate goes to his sister Blanche Beatty Burke who is named executrix. Two dollars from a fraternal benefit certificate is left to the sister in trust for their mother. The sister also receives bank money totaling 2500 dollars.
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Robert Ie Beatty
Blanche Beatty Burke
Ag Executrix
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Pitches Trust in Tested Medicine
An old ad touts Ayer's Sarsaparilla as tested for sixty years and endorsed by doctors to help thin blood and weak nerves. It urges readers to consult their doctor and highlights Avex Co. and a purported universal formula.
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Ayer
Avex Co
Richards Succeeds Bartlett as Treasury Disbursing Clerk
William S Richards was announced yesterday as Maj George A Bartlett’s successor as disbursing clerk of the Treasury. Richards has prior service in the State Department auditor’s office and is a personal friend of Secretary aw.
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Maj
George A. Bartlett
the Treasury
William 8. Richards
Richards
State Department
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills A Traveling Companion
A nostalgic ad card for Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills promotes them as a companion for travelers. It touts soothing effects on nerves to prevent dizziness and stomach issues, claims harmlessness, and shares a testimonial from a traveling salesman in St Louis warning of a money back guarantee.
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Miles
EL Chartus
Bet Louis
Conried Acquitted in Sunday Opera Case in New York
Heinrich Conried, director of the Metropolitan Opera House, was acquitted of violating Sunday theatrical performance laws. He had been arrested recently for Sunday night concerts as a test case. The article notes advertising timing and audience reach in business sense.
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Heinrich Conried Ia
New York
Heinrich Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
Funeral of Miss Montrop Held at Family Home
The funeral for Miss Kinss Wiorence V. Montrop was held yesterday at 2 PM at her parents home, 610 Massachusetts Avenue NW. Reverend George Wilson of the Assembly's Presbyterian Church led services, praising the teacher's work. Floral tributes came from Montrop's Dennison School colleagues. pallbearers were Searle, Ferree, Nickolson, Corby, Bogan, and Pranzoni. Interment followed at Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Kinss Wiorence V. Montrop
Emily Montrop
Massachusetts Avenue
George Wilson
Assembly
Churen
Augustus Knight Funeral in St Louis and Bellefontaine
The body of Augustus Knight of St Louis who died Monday at the Marl porous was sent to the city after funeral services led by Rev. Dr. Dickie of Philadelphia. Interment will be at Bellefontaine. Knight, from a noble Austrian family, was formerly with Fiske Knight & Casher manufacturers. He is survived by his widow and three sons. Mrs Campbell's Funeral Today in Glenwood chapel at 4 PM. She died yesterday at the Louise Home and was about seventy, daughter of the late Isaac Clarke, long-time Washington resident. Building Permits: One permit issued yesterday to Fe FD Module for six two-story brick dwellings on Sixth street southwest, cost about 2210.
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Gay
Trumane Society
Grant
Congress
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Augustus Knight
St Louis
Marlporous
Dickie
Philadelphia
Bellefontaine
Knight
Frm
Fiske, Knight & Casher Manufacturere
Ashford
Fe FD
Sixth
Indian Chiefs Deny Night Hawks Involvement In Killing
Cherokee leaders in Washington denounce Vinita reports as exaggerated and malicious. They claim Wickliffe brothers acted in self defense during a December when deputies tried to arrest them for earlier hog theft. Chief Boudinot accuses marshals of high handed arrests and says Night Hawks did not participate.
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Bondinot
Wickliffe Brothers
Indiana
Washington
Vinita
Ind
United States
K. S. Murchison
Frank Boudinot
R. M. Wolfe
Cherokee Supreme Bench
Claire
Usey
Boudinot
Boudinu
Marshal Terry
Sunday
Wolfe
Tahlequah
Charities Seek Donations To Meet Fund Goal
The Associated Charities treasurer said current subscriptions fall short of finishing the year. About $2,500 more is needed to carry the fund to November. Recent contributions list many individuals and organizations. meanwhile the Citizens' Relief Association fund is sufficient to complete the work, prompting renewed appeals for help to raise the Associated Charities total.
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Associated Society
Associated Charities
Woks
de D. Olla Leech
John Wilson
Misa LM Strong
Woman's Society
Prof W
Montgomary
Harriet G. Bell
John A. H
Alexander Graham Ball
Mra Z. Pickels
Wait A Rozenberg
Georges Hkgnto-Rey
Mise Evaina Blunt
Rev. T.' Childs
John S. Ward
Admiral ‘Washington Lee Capps
Prof . Gonard
Robert St. Moore
Francis Bo Wheto
Mrc
Helen § Woodward
Citizens’ Relief Association
John ¥. Wilkins
Friends of the Movement
W. K Mendenhall
Clifford McLente
Albert Woods
Dain Leach
Stexander Graham
Bell
Young People's Society of Chrisian Fandeavors
First Congregational Church
A. Gonard
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Col. Pickett
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Trerlye
Robert
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Gen. Rizey
Mr. Blanchard
American Plains
Great Area
Wert
Afapland
Hallie Wo Wilson
Simpsonville
Massachusetts
Smith A Stesre
Mendon
Pennsylvania
Lewi Porrester
Lamark
North Carolina
Jeeph T Bruce
Ope
Snow
Adv
D. T. Tupper
W. E. Chandler
A. L. Barker
Florence Murray
Alexander Mackay-Smith
B.C. Halliday
J. B. Henderson
H. B. Loring
H. F. Blount
John P. Heap
K. M. Truell
F. D. & Bethune
Wetmora & Jenner
Naples Society
Alf
New York A. S. P. C. A
Washington Humane Sociery
New York Society
Feers
Tawney
Mae
Providence
Andersonville
Vrosa i
Whitcomb Riley
Jim
Keer
Spictetus
Copperhead
Carties
House Committee On Reform
Gillett
Henderson
Naval Service
Union Cemetery
Andrew G. Apple IS
Union
Bartlett
Dr. Miles
Montrop
St. Louis
Hawes
Vier
Wick
Murchison
Ketowas
Night Hawks
People’s Savings Bank
14Th St. N. W
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