Jerome Pushes Ease Dive as Offenders Grow List
Special to The Washington Post reports intensified efforts in New York to try alleged keepers of white women in disorderly houses. Two more girls, Haste Weintraub and Annie Greenblatt, are missing amid fears tied to alleged slave trade rings, with authorities noting additional arrests and closures of negro joints in Tender town as the inquiry widens.
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Washington Po.t
New York
Bob Sprigs
al Balle Kennett
Jerome
Mabel Fiulmes
Bennett
Antorney Murphy
John A. Henneberry
Spriggs
Philadephia
Beships Lig Ventures
Atresty
Henneferry
Bennet
Furme
Ataic
Trate
Haste Weintraub
Fannie
Delancey Street
Anatalie
Weling
West
Annie Greenblatt
We) Mower and
Wooster Trent
Lawson Sends Warning Over Insurance Legislation
Thomas W. Lawson triggers alarm from Albany to Rochester by telegram accusing backers of plans to kill proposed insurance reform laws. He claims custody of recent policies and affidavits showing rebates and coercive tactics. Armstrong of Rochester declines to comment on the telegram.
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Albany
Loxton
Mass
Thomas W. Lawson
Cimiman’ Armstrong
Insurance Investigating Committee
New York
Reform
Armatong
Rochester
Special Joint Legislative Investigating Committee
Lawson
Todd will upheld in York inquest ruling
The will of Mrs. Margaretta Todd, the elderly heiress who died on railroad tracks near Philadelphia last fall, was upheld by Surrogate Fitzgerald. An alternate executor bid by her daughter and grandson to replace Inverroll Lockwood, her lawyer and confidant, was rejected. The death remains a mystery with unresolved questions about possible foul play.
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York
Margaretta Todd
Philadelphia
Fitzgerald
Todd
Myn ‘Edd
Inverroll Lockwood
Funeral of Miss Anthony in Central Presbyterian Church
Susan B Anthony's funeral was held at Central Presbyterian Church in Rochester with hundreds denied admission and waiting outside. Clergy from multiple faiths attended as her body was carried out, followed by interment at Mount Hope Cemetery. The procession reflected a city in mourning and the era’s civic figures attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Susan B. An
Central Presbyterian
First Unitarian Church
Wiliam Lidyd Garrison
Lawrence
Mars
Currie Chaypman Catt
New York
Amma Howatd Shaw
Philadelphia
M. Jerome Defirey
Anthony
Mount Hope Cemetery
Washington reels from telegraph wire damage across region
A heavy storm yesterday disrupted telegraph lines between Washington and New York City. The Vestal and Western Union reported delays in transmitting messages and repaired outages, with messages finally dispatched last night. Weather forecaster Garriott noted the storm’s reach across Utah plateau, the continental area, and a sharp fall in North Dakota temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York City
Vestal
Western Union
Ivo
Linus
Garriott
New York
Utah
Bn North Dakoth
Yerkes Estate Unimpaired Says Death Not Affected By Traction
Clarence A. Yerkes for Mrs Yerkes declares after probate that the estate of the late millionaire is unimpaired by Union Traction. He notes the only assets are Consoli dated Trust Company bonds and asserts New York rumors of local traction stock failures are baseless. Louis S. Cs rley to act as executor with a $6000 bond. Mrs Wilson Mizner not executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Ehwagy
Clarence A. Kbit
Commel
Yerkes
Chicago
Union Traction
Mr. Knight
Consolidaten
Supreme Court
Wilson Mizner
Yeskes
Louis 8. Crsley
New York
Connecticut senators split over Philippine tariff bill opposition
Seventeen Connecticut business leaders push for the tariff, urging Bulkeley and Brandegee to vote in its favor. Bulkeley replies that constituents involved in tobacco, cigarmaking, mice culture, and sugar oppose the measure, citing a square deal for Filipino trade and protective policies. Brandegee endorses Bulkeley’s stance, declining further comment.
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Connecticut
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Frank B. Yrandegee
John H. Whittemery
Nauuatuck
James S. Elton
Waterbury
P. Corbin
New Britain
Charles NM. Jarvis
Sylvester C. Dunham
Hartford
G. M. Landers
D. N. Parney
Marmington
C. 3. Mellen
New Huayren
Melga H. Whaples
Hrandegre
Republican Party
Ameri
Bulkeley
Brandegee
Injuries Sought Five Thousand in City Street Car Case
Ellen F. Elgin sues Capital Traction Company in District Supreme Court for 5000 damages claiming injuries on The company UW street line at U and Hlevenih streets when a streetcar started suddenly as she alighted. She alleges bruised pack and hips and a concussion of the spine, leaving her permanently disabled. Counsel are Mason N. Richardson and James A. Cobb.
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District Supreme Court
Ellen F. Elgin
Capital Tractio Company
Comny
UW Street
U and
Hlevenih
Mason N. Richardson
James A. Cobb
Negro Lawyers Meet to Urge Juvenile Court Judge
At a meeting of local black attorneys held at 1109 I Street NW last night, a candidate for Juvenile Court judge was chosen to be presented. A five member committee was elected to petition the President for the appointment. Thomas L. Jones led the argument noting the small number of postings for Negro lawyers in local courts given the city’s population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Calvin Chase
I Street
Mit
Thomas L. Jones
David Murphy Dies At Fifty Eight A Livery Stable Man
David Murphy aged fifty eight a livery stable owner and horse dealer at 456 Virginia Avenue died after a brief illness. He was well known in the area and leaves a considerable fortune and a wife with no children. Funeral services likely Monday from St Dorainics Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Murphy
Virginia Avenue
Murphy
St. Dorainic’s Cluach
Washington Savings Bank Buys Adjacent Lot for Expansion
Stockholders of Washington Savings Bank bought the north lot at Twelfth and G Streets for 16 000 to add to their building. The 1 761 square foot site will host a 25 000 addition with plans by Frank Meyers. Completion is expected by next fall with a possible extra story and total value around 177 000 after renovations.
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Washington Savings Bank
Twelfth Street
James B. Winer
Frank Meyers
M. M. Moffitt
Jackson H. Ralston
Fifteenth Street Office Building Sold for 175000
Clarence P. Norment of Central National Bank and J Thiman Hendrick of Manhattan Life Insurance purchase the four story and basement office building at 73 Fifteenth Street for 175000. The deal, the third in two days in the area, suggests investment intent with no definite remodeling plans. Hendrick may move his offices there. The property fronts Fifteenth Street and houses about forty five rooms used by notable tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence P. Norment
Central National Bank
J. Thiman Hendrick
Central Oaen
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
Fifteenth Street
Thoamas B. Fosuson
Colonial Hotel
Union Trust Company
John Beuitehell
Thomas J. Fisher & Co
Ais
Hendrick
Fourteenth I Street
Conidias
Thomas L Hume
The
Stock Exchange
W. & J. Lane
New York
Washington
New York Herald
W. W. Corcoran
Germany
Thomas B. Mercuson
Rush Your Coupons Will Publish the Standing Race
A close race drives voter interest as each ballot counts while Jewish women appeal for aid. A local dance club organizes a four dance event to mobilize friends and rally support in hopes of winning a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance Club
Standings of Contestants To Be Published Sunday
The Post Sunday will publish a list showing the standing of contestants in the piano race. All coupons or certificates received at The Post office by 12 o'clock noon tomorrow will be included in the tabulation determining the relative positions of the candidates.
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the Post
Washington Post piano contest readers count ballots
The Washington Post piano contest heats up as ballots pour in and the coupon editor tallies papers to reveal standings by noon tomorrow. Donations pour in to Florence Crtteston Home and other prizes, while the Washington Canoe Club hosts a souvenir dance near Georgetown, awarding prizes to coupon participants despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Washington, D. C
Council of Jewish Women
Joe Hutlman
Itairmont Street
Alexandria
Nerton Post
Eritar
Kateler Barrett
Florence Critteston
Third Street
Post Office
Washington
Kate Waller Barrett
Washington Canoe Club
Coroners Jury Links Fuller Construction to Raleigh Hotel Collapse
The coroner's jury held the George A. Fuller Construction Company responsible for the Raleigh Hotel annex accident that killed five and injured three. Witnesses, including company workers, testified that faulty derrick and hoisting machinery caused the collapse, with Coroner Novitt noting no personal or criminal blame. the verdict signals possible civil action but not yet filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Fuller
Raleigh Hotel
Novitt
David Trammontt
William Schlorb
Police Lieut Moore Undergoes Operation in Ill Health
Police Lt J A Moore of the first precinct, ill for ten days, underwent surgery yesterday at his home 1255 I street NW. Doctors report his condition worsened and the outlook grave. Moore, with the force twenty years, suffered stomach trouble. Also, $5,000 was sent to Japan through the State Department, bringing total aid from here to $50,000 for famine relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Moore
First Precinct
I Street
Lieut. Moore
Department
State Department
Japan
Charles Hallam Keep
National Red Cross Society
Blizzard in New York Brings Snow and One Death
A powdery storm, driven by a northward gale up to 40 mph, dumps more than five inches on New York and nearby areas. Dry snow keeps surface lines moving with minor delays. one man dies from exposure. Pa reports general snow. Wyoming Valley sees up to 15 inches in Wilkesbarre. Colorado endures heavy snow with fatalities and rail delays.
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Pennsylvania
Wyoming Valley
New York
Philadelphia
Wilkesbarre
Shamokin
Coliery
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Ammas Forks
Tven
Founders Day Banquet Held by Washington Alumni Club
Frederick H. Austin presided as toastmaster at the Washington Alumni Club of Phi Delta Theta Founders Day banquet at the University Club. Gen John Black and other dignitaries delivered responses, with notes from John W. Foster and McReynolds. Plans were announced for the national fraternity convention to be hosted here next Thanksgiving week.
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Washington
Phi Delta Theta
University Club
John W. Foster
McReynolds
Philadelphia
G. L. Spencer
Tropics
Frederick H. Austin
John @. Black
Graff
Claude N. Bennett
John Joy Edwon, Jr
William N. Compston
C. B. Soloberger
Carl D. Sheppard
Oscar A. Mechiin
John E. Meisenhelder
George M. Rommel
Pal Delts
Rommel
Joli Joy Edson
Gilbert
Woolworth
Choir Gives Mendelssohn Athalie at St Thomas Church
Mendelssohn’s musical version of Athalie was staged Wednesday at St Thomas Church under Edmund A. Varela. The regular choir with a string quartet reinforced the organ and piano for the overture and the War March of the Priests. Soloists included Nina McEwen Elizabeth Stuart and others. proceeds go to the organ fund.
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Mendelssohn
Athalie
Ra~eine
St .Thomas’ Church
Edmund A. Varela
Messrs
Anton Kaspar
J. Harrison
Joseph Finckel
Ernest Vent
C. Ernest Smith
Nina Mc'Ewen
Elizabeth Stuart
Curry
Mercer
Harry Stevens
Willam D. Hoover
Organ Fund
Master Plumbers' Association backs action after assault claims
President Caverly of the Master Plumbers' Association accuses locked-out journeymen of inciting attacks on nonunion workers. He says a warrant for an assailant exists, outlines other charges, and plans injunctions to stop interference. Builders' group support is expected to strengthen the master plumbers amid ongoing protests.
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Builders’ Association
Caverly
Master Plumbers’ Association
Chatlon
My. Caverly
Howard H. Dove
S. S. Shedd & Bro. Company
Ile
Dove
Caverly- Ag
Master Builders’ Association of Washington
Goldsborough Shows Mastery In Final Recital At Reuschers
Fitznught Goldsborough delivered a demanding program featuring Cechaikowsky and Bach works, Saint Lubin pieces, a Scotch Fantasy, and Sarasate’s Eighth Spanish Dance, displaying flawless technique and expressive depth. Oscar Gareissen offered two song groups, Handel, Schubert, and Weingartner, with strong vocal timbre, while Alice Burbage accompanied, though her name was briefly omitted from the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitznught Goldsborough
Reuscher
Dirst
Cehaikowsky
Bach
Leon de Saint Lubin
Max Brach
Washington
Mohao
Fehaikowsky
Alice Burbage
Misa Burbage
Raising Fund For Powers In Washington For Third Trial
A group of prominent Kentuckians start a Washington fundraising drive to aid Caleb Powers in his fourth trial. The effort seeks to ensure he can present his case fully in court, listing organizers and contact addresses in Washington D C.
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Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Washington
Powers
M. Ray Yarberry
Third Street
Henry Taylor
Massachusetts Avenue
John Speed Smith
K Street
Harry Giovannett
N Street
Milo Shanks
Heckman
D. C. Edwards
House of Representatives
Clarence F. Norment
Central National Bank
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Funeral for Samuel Kauffmann set for tomorrow
Samuel Hay Kauffmann, president of the Evening Star Newspaper Company, dies at seventy seven. Bishop Satterlee will conduct funeral services at 2 p.m. at the Kauffmann residence on Highland Terrace. Burial to take place at Rock Creek Cemetery tomorrow afternoon. Attending family includes sons Rudolph and Victor and daughter Mrs John Simpson along with Dr Simpson. The Corn Art Gallery Association exhibition is postponed due to the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hay Kauffmann
Rock Creek
Bishop Satterlee
Kauffmann
Highlands Terrace
Evening Star Newspaper Company
Ruolph
Victor
John
Q. Simpson
Dr. Simpson
Scautzmann
Cor~corn Art Gallery Association
Weather conditions and storm forecasts across regions
U S Weather Bureau reports the Southern Alabama storm near Southern New England with northeast gales and snow. Temperatures rise slowly in the Northwest and interior valleys. Rain and snow affect New England to the Lower Lakes, with rain across the Southeast and Middle Atlantic. Winds vary by coast, with high northwest flow into the Grand Banks. Temperatures, humidity, and sunshine data are listed for midnight through 8 p m, plus comparative figures from last year.
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U. B
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Chile Valley
Lower Lake Region
Nebraska
Kansas
Rocky Mountai
Plateau
Beth Atlantic
South Atlantic
Lower Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Texas
Misatasippi
Gulf States
Middle Atlantic
Atantic
Gulf Coast
West
Lake Micigan
European
Grand Banks
Alabama
Georgia
South
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Miss Anthony
Ohio
Toledo
Marsh
William Chapel
Sylvania
Vara Perhachive
Ice
Yerkes Estate
Nam
Therwine
Sues Capital Traction Company
Qnee
Moore
Pedro Domecq
Christian Xander
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Gen. Black
Fred Richardson
Kimball
John Kipp
Richardson
Lansburgh & Bro
Qurbuyer
Plumbers’ Association Names Employe
Goldsborough
Washington Kentuckians
G Street
N. W
Peter Grogan
Wilson & Mayers
St. N. W
MR. Kauffmann
Rock Creek Cemetery
Bain- Max
Amhavile
N. c
Atlanta
Atlanta City
N. J
Blamarck
N. Dak
Boston
Buffalo
N.Y
Cincinnati
Ohto
Heyenne
Wyo
Iowa
Davenport
Calo
Tres Moines
Galveston
Helena
Lent
Pelndianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Fle
Little Rock
Ark
Ben T
Marquette
North Flaite
Reading
National Capital
Sanders & Stayman Co Fgeyf
Percy S. Soster
Fth
Mass. Ave. N. Wy
7Th and
H St
7Th St. S
Www
Washington Gas Light
10Th
Despevegeaate
A. Collins
Tharp
Berkeley
N.W
Charles Young
Mary Brown
Geneva Bell
Thomas Jenifer
Niewspai
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