Dubois Attacks Mormon Hierarchy in Mock Senate Address
Idaho Senator Fred T. Dubois delivers an historical arraignment of Mormon doctrines at the National Congress of Mothers. He accuses Salt Lake leaders of polygamy and political control, urging the expulsion of Senator Reed Smoot and warning Republicans against Mormon influence in national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia Gale Barker
Boston
National Congress of Mothers
M. E. Church
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
Dubois
Mormon Church
Reed Smoot
Smoot
Mothers’ Congress
Vwcating
Utah
United States
Joseph Smith
Wyoming
Oregon
Nevada
Ceveland
Democratic Party
Gubois
Reed Smooth
Pocket Picked on Train Near Miss With Thief
Charles F. Ehler and his wife, after buying tickets at the Pennsylvania Railroad depot for Rapid City, WN D, were robbed of a purse containing 83 dollars. A light colored Negro suspect brushed past, fled to the platform, and disappeared as the day coach train sped away. Ehler was rolled along the ground but unhurt. Police hunted the suspect overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Ehler
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rapid City
WN. D
Ehler
Mr. Ehler
Maryland Avenue
Robbery Suspect Reed Caught in Johnson City Tenn
Capt. Boardman reports Cal v in Reed linked to the $238 robbery of Charles W. Borne in the city on August 22 194. Reed, who roomed with Borne at 107 M street southeast in Borne’s sister Mrs K J Murray’s house, was traced by Detective Tyser to the Soldiers Home in Johnson City Tenn. Tyser will escort Reed back to the city.
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Boardman
Detective Bureau
Calvin Reed
Charles W. Borne
Johnson City
Tenn
Reed
Borne
K. J. Murray
M Street
Navy Yard
Tyser
Parade Fund Gheges Final Financial Reports
At today s final inaugural committee meeting in the New Willard headquarters the treasurer and chairmen will present final figures on expenses about 8300 000 and receipts near 987 000 with a 4000 surplus to be directed to a public project. The meeting will adjourn sine die and a medal distribution for committee members proceeds from the Colorado Building office.
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New Willard
Glover
Ailes
Edward J. Stellwagen
St. Louis
Willard
Gen. Wilson
Corcoran Thom
Colorado
Thom
Owen
Parks
Washington
Mansfield as Beau Brummel Delights National Audience
Richard Mansfield starred as Beau Brummel at the National Theater to a large crowd last evening. Morton Selten played the Prince of Wales and the ensemble was uneven, though Mansfield’s performance drew warm approval and showcased his colorless monotone evolving into vivid drama in the final delirium scene. Tonight he repeats Ivan the Terrible.
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National
Richard Mansfield
Beau Brummel
National Theater
the Prince of Wales
Morton Selten
Sheridan
Ernest C. Warde
Mortimer
A. G. Andrews
Oliver Vincent
Mariana
Henry Wenman
Gertrude Gheen
Duchess of
Andrews
Wenman
Vincent
Miss Prahar
Kathleen
William Elliott
Reginald Courtney
Abraham
Edward Fitzgerald
Mr. Mansfield
Ivan the Terrible
Florence Jordan Escapes From St Elizabeths Again
Florence Jordan a 23 year old patient escaped from St Elizabeth Hospital for the Insane Monday evening. Police and attendants searched the grounds and city with no success noting she may have left the city. She previously escaped and was found in Philadelphia after a long hunt. An attache saw her leave the grounds and walk toward Anacostia bridge before returning to her room. She has friends in the city who might aid her and she is described as very persuasive.
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Florence Jordan
St. Elizabeth’s
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Philadelphia
Anacostia Bridge
Robbed Express Company Delivery Boys Charged
Nine larceny counts filed in juvenile court against Charles H. Small and Helph Jones ages seventeen and sixteen for stealing packages and cash from United States Express Company. Jones sent to reform school. Small to face government branch of Police Court. Judge Strider postponed ruling for Probation Officer to investigate. Also note Col James B Neal, former consul general at Liverpool, suffered a serious stroke in Hamilton Ohio on March 14.
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United States Express Company
Charles H. Small
Helph Jones
Strider
Jones
Reform School
Cupp
James E. Neal
Hamilton
Ohio
James B. Neal
Liverpool
England
Sanity questioned janitor at White House offices
John Dent a 39 year old negro janitor in executive offices of the White House was arrested after inviting pedestrians to a house he rented on Church Street NW and claiming it fitted for a state dinner. He previously worked at the White House and his wife served in Mr Loebs home. Police will examine his mental condition.
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John Dent
White House
Chirch Street
Dent
Washington
Atlantic City
William Loeb
Church Street
Buckingham
McGrath
Gompers to make inquiry into alleged strike plot
Charges alleging a plot by union officials to break a New York subway strike prompt President Samuel Gompers to seek evidence for possible civil or criminal action. The report also notes AFC leadership, disputed jurisdictions, charter denials, and plans to study organizing work in the Philippines.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Gomrers
Executive Council
Beer Pump Workers’ Union
New York City
Metal Polishers and Buffers’ International Union
Gomners
Portland
Oreg
St. Louis Exposition
Silk Workers' Union
United Textile Workers of America
International Association of Steam and Hot Water
Women’s International Union Labor League
New Hampshire
Prison for pistol carriers in New York court ruling
In New York on March 14 the pistol ordinance to jail carriers was enforced. Michael Viglillano, the first victim, was retried, convicted, and sentenced to one month in the penitentiary after prior conflicting rulings by two courts over the new city law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Aldermen
Court of Special Sessions
Michael Viglillano
Pierce Turns Estate Into Trust in Missouri First of Kind
St Louis March 14 H Clay Pierce a noted multi millionaire has formed an estate trust with 5 000 000 capital to guard heirs interests The trust is the first of its kind in Missouri and possibly the nation Pierce holds 50 000 shares with four others named Clay Arthur Pierce Eben Richards Stephen Johnson and John D Johnson as holders Gas Explosion Kills Two in Pittsburg Breeds Hill street victims include Mrs Bittzer killed Amelia Hopkins fatally injured, two houses wrecked Firemen hurt by falling roof
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St. Louis
H. Clay Pierce
Missouri
Pierce
Clay Arthur Pierce
Eben Richards
Stephen Johnson
John D. Johnson
Pittsburg
Jacob Bittzer
Breeds Hill Street
Threat of Husband in Separation Suit Ties Gen Sickles Kin
New York court heard sensational testimony in a separation action brought by Viola Sickles against Harry Green, husband of the woman who is Gen. Sickles’s niece. Innes testified Green threatened to kill him if cash and leverage for the case were not provided, recounting a tense cellar confrontation at a restaurant where Green allegedly hid.
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New York
Sickles
Washington Post
L. V. B. Ines
Harry Green
Viola Sickles
Gen. Sickles
Green
Innes
Inspector Byrnes
Harry
Eleventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Sexton
Wife and Cats Spur Court to Order Support
New York City March 14 Hans Keiser of 343 East Forty-seventh street faced Yorkville Police Court on abandonment and nonsupport charges from wife Anna. He claimed desertion due to her keeping twenty to thirty cats. The magistrate ordered him to pay his wife 3 dollars weekly.
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Washington
New York
Hans Keiser
East Forty-seventh Street
Yorkville
Anna
Keiser
Ommen
Six Die In Six Months In Fatal Family Toll
Six siblings died in six months with three in coal mines in the United States and three in the old country. Joseph Rukowsky, buried in Duryea, died in a Bernice, Sullivan County mine fall. Earlier, two brothers perished at Port Arthur as Russian forces fought, and a sister died in a runaway horse incident.
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Port Arthur
Washington Post
Scranton
Joseph Rukowsky
Duryea
Joseph
George
Mustay
Bernice
Sullivan County
Czark
Mule Foregift? Farmer Landis Charged With Bank Note Forgery
Lancaster dispatch reports farmer Landis near Bainbridge committed for trial on forging about a dozen names to twenty notes at Elizabeth Town National Bank totaling around 10 000 dollars. Forgeries span eight years, uncovered after a mule purchase note aroused bank suspicion. Landis, known to oppose mules, allegedly forged notes. investigation uncovered his operations. Also noted in Nebraska and Missouri districts: Senate defeat of bribery witness testimony bills. Gov Folk backs similar measures.
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Eolal
Washington Post
Lancaster
Hzgra
Lan Gis
Bainbridge
Elizabethtown National Bank
Landis
Rare Jefferson Bible Reproduction Offered by Club
A limited number of red leather bound facsimile copies of Thomas Jefferson's Bible, printed from the original plates, exact in binding, paper, and presswork, are available at half publisher's price through the Thomas Jefferson Club via The Washington Post. Examine a copy at The Post business office or submit the coupon for full particulars.
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Thomas Jefferson
United States National Museum
Washington
Congress
Thomas Jefferson Club
Washington Post
Post Business Office
Holliday Ordered to Answer in Drug Trust Probe
Judge Anderson of the Federal Court ruled that Frank E. Holliday must answer questions before Special Commissioner Butler in the National Wholesale Druggists' Association probe. Holliday, vice chairman of the association's proprietary goods committee, was examined about duties. The exam likely finishes tomorrow with Joseph B. Toms, secretary, next.
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Indianapolis
Ing
Anderson
Federal Court
Frank E. Holliday
Butler
Halliday
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Joseph B. Toms
Association
Weather and town notes from Washington and Montana
Weather bulletin reports a broad low pressure area from the Rockies to the West Coast with unsettled skies and rain and snow across the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes regions. Temperatures run below normal in the north with some warming to the south. Local readings show midnights near 30s to 40s, a max 46, min 26, 7 hours of sun. A separate Montana item states W. Burdick, Jefferson County treasurer, was found dead from an apparent self-inflicted cause amid countyaccount irregularities of 2300 to 3000 dollars.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Rocky Mountains
California
Mississippi Valley
Lake Region
South Atlantic
Middle Atlantic States
Mississippi River
New England
Plateau
Pacific States
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
European Porta
Grand Banks
Butte
Mont
W. Burdick
Boulder
Jefferson County
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Bate
Mrs. Schoff
Frank Sewall
Schoff
Republican Party
Senator Smoot
Senate
America
Dubsis
Lucretia Blandenburg
Roosevelt
Mary E. James
Ellis
Margaret Dye Ellis
Legislative Committee
Senator Dubois
Senate of the
Mothers’ Clubs
Julius Cohen
Oswego
Mothers’ Club
W. A. Austin
Mothers' Club
Plymouth
Conn
George L. Clark
Motherhood Club
Hartford
Emanuel C. Grice
Alice Robinson
Baltimore
Committee On Purity of the Press
Herman W. Birney
Mary Hutchinson
Collurabus
Chicago
Leeds
Pennsylvania
Hall
Mary Pamela ,Rice
Clements
Greene
Hoffman
Kate Waller Barrett
Sarah M. Sheridan
Anna FF. Murray
Spanish America
Carolina Holman Huidobro
Chile
Porto Rico
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Eki Hioki
Legation
Japan
Pheodoare W. Birney
Great Britain
Henry Mortimer Durand
South
Robert W. Cotton
Germany
Speck von Sternburg
Tennessee
Hood
L Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Parade Fund
Gheges
Stellwagen
Robbed Express Company
Bales
Jemerson Uily
House
Folk
Addi
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
Sanders & Staymad Co
F St
American Security and Crust Company
Fifteenth Street
Holliday
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
Atlantic Ci
Blamarck
N. D
Mar
Buffalo
N. Y. Bay
Tit
Des Motes
Tawa
Galveston
Tex
Helenz, Mont
Ind
Jacksonville
Fiem
Kansas City
Little Rock
Arias
Marquette, Mich
Memphis
New Orleans
North Platte Nebr
Comaha
Nebra
Pittst
Bad Balt Lake Gay
Diab. OR
Bt. Louis
Et Paul
Minn.a
Springttea
In. Miss
Vicksburg
Peter Grogan
Credit Fee All
7Th St
Bet. H and I
ADLER
Mass. Ave.n. W
Vigtor E.adler
St. Nw
A Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Cor
Arneson
State, War, and Navy
National Museum
Interior Department
Commerce and Labor
Johnson Brothers
Main
7Th St. N
Ad and Kon
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F St. N.W
TRE Sunday Post
Mali
Board OF Education
Celock
Shiloh Baptist Church
Lst
G. A. van Smith
Eastern High School
Pennsylvania Ave
C Se
Mediterranean
M. Landon Reed
D.C
Mount Vernon Square
Bhaksepeare
W. L. Davidson
Assessor
Ditrict of Columbia
Washintor
District of Columbia
Huchetorn, Or Jrodice
H. Darnhille
Hot Springs
Hort Springs
Ark
Secretary of the Interior
Tlot Springs
Harry H Meyers
John E. Bush
E. A. Hitchcock
Louis Simon
Engar Baum
Homeopathic Mspensary Companys, Inc
Grugers
Parent
Moet
Harry Park
Coberth
Goberth
Alexandria
Mt Vernon
Shoomafer GO
Tonsie
Clara A. Westlake
Brunswick
Bet
T. Blig
Bond Building
4Th and
New York Ave
Hee Ee Life Bidg
15Th and
Gonn
L. Horg
C. H. Stearns
Iith St
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