Mine Workers Leader Flags Railroads Profiting From Coal
President Mitchell of the Mine Workers charged that many coal companies are owned by railroads and profits are absorbed by the carriers. The central district conference adjourned with no wage settlement and will reconvene to consider restoring the 1903 scale, subject to miners’ convention ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
National Miners’ Convention
Mickohell
Robbins
Nothiig
Irwin Field
Irwin
Penn Gas Coal Company
Penn Station
Chicago
Licensed to Marry in a Series of Virginia and Washington Alliances
A long list of tentative marriage arrangements links William H. Senottert and Lyle M. Tune with other pairs across New York City Shenandoah Junction and Richmond and Richmond area towns. The notices include upcoming ceremonies and private funerals, with names like Janunn Tomver, Mary Walker, James Stur, Bettie Vaughan, and Isaac Faunce, among others, set against a backdrop of local obituaries and society notices. The piece mixes matrimonial listings with deaths and public notices, reflecting a mosaic of personal events from various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HH. Senottert
New York City
Lyle M. Tune
John Ho McGarry
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
Imma Mopking
Richmond
John Ho Sehmutt
Laurie Alitler
Hattimore
Lanse F, Morris
Rose Brook
Grooteshittert
Stannersille
Hernard Woodward
Beulah Roots
Forrest Lyle
Gali Ithea
Milboro
Ham Barns
Bolan
Minute H Giner
Pikey
Thomas Parks
Uiadiche
Graham Epjamin F. Garret
Maud B. Bweeju
Teans
Janunn ToMver
Mary Walker
Jona
James M. Brooks
This City
Edna May Teylor
College Park
James Stur
Bettie E. Vaughan
Taste Bunch
Mary M. Hinchman
Philadelphia
Walter Sisson
Edith & Swann
Alexandra
George McDonald
Bettie Gray
William Gray
Hazelet V. Driver
Wichita
Kans
Health Office Record Of Patient Details And Dates
Fragmented health office record lists names ages and locations including St. New York addresses and hospitals. Items mention years old and dates in March with scattered patient names and institutions such as St Ann s and Franklin Vinson.
Returns Slow in Arkansas Senate Fight Delayed by Weather
In Arkansas the Democratic state primary sees slow counts due to rain and bad weather. Early returns place Senator James R. Berry ahead in Benton County with Gov Jett Davis gaining in county precincts. Probate nomination shows John S Little leading over Robert L Rogers and Samuel J Sevier though no figures are definite yet.
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Little Rock
Ark
United States
James R. Berry
Benton County
Jett Davis
Davis
Berry
Congressin
John
Little
Robert L. Rogers
Samuel J
Anti merger bill liad dead in New York assembly
Special to The Washington Post Albany March 2 The so called merger aimed at the Ryan Belmont traffic deal in New York is dead. The measure could not pass on final passage with 65 opposed and 64 in favor indicating a reversal of assembly leaders toward the bill and no hope for different results if called up again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Albany
N. Y
Shanahan
New York
Assembly
Dil
Tower House
Tavur
Glad News to Vatican and Interference in Ecclesiastical Affairs
Washington dispatch from March 29 reports Rome says American officials impede church matters. St John Gainey, Dresden consul general, visited Rome bearing a Roosevelt request as Archbishop Ireland created cardinal. Rome notes overzealous friends harm relations with Pope. New excise question discussed at Consecr Street church meeting led by Rev P O Crouse with speakers including Green M Fulton and Alvin Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Rome
The
Standard
Watl
LE St. John Gainey
Dresden
Roosevelt
Ireland
Jumin Rewe
Nestle
P.O. Crouse
Preside Creen
M Fulton
James le Ewin
Anil
Levine Bradley Cavalson
Raw
Rurles
Alvin Sims
de. W. L. Alesander
Ralph P. Barnard
Freeting
Emancipation Day Observance at Perndship Baptist Church
Emancipation Day observance planned for Monday at Perndship Baptist Church led by the Lately izngeedwpagan League Officers and Magee and hs sueilanes committees. Prominent speakers will address the gathering as residents wear Padees. Music will feature silk and decorations will adorn the church.
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Momlay
Perndship Baptist Church
Riots and Rioting Spread Across Russia and Odessa
On the Boromi estate peasants revolt against landowners under Princess Cantacuzene, Cossacks deployed. In Voronezh peasants protest famine relief. Moscow denounces Prince Dalo xouroukos for inciting peasants. In Odessa ten anarchists raid a wholesale grocery, a gun duel ensues with no fatalities. Authorities close schools in Vilna and Briansk amid revolutionary agitation.
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Moscow
Daloxouroukos
Odessa
Tomsk
Siberia
Vilna
Lithuania
Russia
Briansk
Fears for Russian Future in St. Petersburg
Dmitri Shipoff of Moscow, a leading liberal, warns March 8 that the empire faces strife as the March 6 manifesto fails to create a true second chamber. He says peasants demand universal suffrage driven land reform and fears Parliament will be intellectually dominated by Constitution Democrats lacking practical wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Dmitri Shipoff
Moscow
M. Shipoff
Zemstvoists
M. Shinoff
Empire
Russia
Witte Advises Americans Before U S Vacation
The American Consul General Ethelbert Watts and his family depart St. Petersburg for a three months vacation in the United States. Premier Witte received Watts and said Russia would emerge from the crisis regenerated and greater. Witte also entrusted Watts with a personal message to President Roosevelt.
Threats Against Premier Witte Rise In St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on March 28 threats against Premier Witte intensified. He was warned that if he did not quit the government within a week he would be killed. Rumors of cabinet changes spread as reports say Witte’s health may force retirement and predict resignations of Interior Minister Durnove and Finance Minister Shiporr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Witte
Durnove
Shiporr
Hill Slippage Threatens Muvelhet Village
Berlin reports Muvelhet near Coblenz at risk as a hill erodes into the valley. Seventy-five houses damaged and 300 people left homeless as the threat of total destruction looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Muvelhet
Coblenz
250 Miners Die In Takashima Colliery Blast Near Nagasaki
A massive explosion at the Takashima coal mine near Nagasaki, Japan, has killed about 250 miners. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities confirm a coal seam blast caused extensive collapse. The incident occurred near Tokyo in March, with officials reviewing safety procedures and casualty reports.
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Takashima
Nagasaki
Japan
Tokyo
Ima
Nagasasi
I Alle
Wreck injures many on two Santa Fe trains
In Ash Fork Arizona March 24 a head on collision between west bound California Limited No 3 and east bound Atlantic Express near Flagstaff left several passengers bruised but none seriously hurt. Engineer Goldsworthy of the Limited and engineer Williams of the Express blamed air brakes failure. Wrecker from Winslow and new engines moved the line ten hours late. Additionally in ChicagoIllinois March 2 Santa Fe reported thirty eight injured in wrecks at its offices with six on the Limited and thirty two on the Chicago Express, all sustaining only minor injuries. Las Vegas New Mexico March 23 Santa Fe No 10 east bound wrecked near Ribera after rear end collision with freight. several passengers and the fireman injured, the latter seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Fork
Aziz
California
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Cosning
Flagstaff
Goldsworthy
Hmited
Willams
Winslow
Chicago
Banta Fe Road
Chicago Express
Las Vegas
NL. M
Santa Fe
Ribera
Algeciras Conference Honors Ambassador White
Reports from Paris and Algeciras praise Ambassador White for guiding Moroccan reform talks. Officials expect final protocols soon as delegates, including Moorish representatives, discuss remaining details and ratification of the Suttan, with Rome noting holy see satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Algeciras
White
France
Foreign Office
Rome
Holy See
Ambassador White
Spain
Moore
Celebration marks Kit Carson Post 39th anniversary
The thirty-ninth anniversary of Kit Carson Post No. 2, Department of the Potomac, G A R was observed with addresses music and readings. S. Wilder delivered the welcome, Rev. George Halley spoke of the soldier's glory and the post's history. Takoma Chorus performed with a violino solo by W H Scholz and solos by Laura Collison Arthur MIDDLETON and George H Litlebridge. The program included readings The Independence Bell The Telephone Girl The Opening Battle of the Revolution and bugle calls by a Fort Myer artillery trumpeter. America closed the evening.
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Kit Carson Post
Department of the Potomac
S. Wilder
George Halley
Takoma Chorus
W. H. Scholz
Dass
Laura Collison
Arthur B. Middleton
George H. Litlebridge
Independence Bell
Mary Buford Smith
Miz. B. S. Gee
V. Wilcox
Funeral of David H. Fenton Buried in Glenwood with Masonic Rites
The body of David H. Fenton was buried yesterday afternoon in Glenwood Cemetery under Masonic auspices. Services were at Gunton Temple Memorial Church. The cortege formed at the Chapin apartments with the Columbia Commandery Knights Templar and visitors from Baltimore and Philadelphia. Fenton, a Maryland legislator from Kensington, was honored by a long list of Eminent Sir pallbearers and Knights Templar members. The Kensington Men's Club was represented by Dr. William L. Lewis and J. Philp Herrman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Fenton
Glenwood
Gunton Temple Memorial Church
Chapin Apartments
Columbia, Commandery
Knights ‘Templar
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Fenton
Maryland
Kensington
Emmett C. Elmore
Edwin B. Hay
Frank H. Thomas
Bennett A. Alten
John J. Harrower
John 3. Lowl
J. H. Brown
James McKee
Knights Templar
William L. Lewis
J. Philp Herrman
Men's Club of
W C T U West End Auxiliary Meets for Bible Reading
The West End Auxiliary of the W C T U heard Bible readings and addresses at the Monday meeting. Delegates and alternates for the quarterly convention at North Capitol Methodist Episcopal Church were elected. The temperance campaign and music director appointment were approved and the offer of Chien Methodist Episcopal Church for Sunday temperance service announced. The meeting was hosted by district president Mrs Clinton Smith.
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West End
Burzee
Georgtown Union
M. V. Weer
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
North Capitol
Cole
George
Pierce
Cheesman
Graham
B. Tennyson Smith
Elizabeth Catching
Margaret Dye Ellis
Clinton Smith
Students in Gymnastic Games at Sidwell's Friends
The second programme of the week's gymnastic exercises at Sidwell's Friends Select School 1891 Street will be held this afternoon. Participants include Haidar Hej Charles Lysh Harry Feast Rosa Thompson Lairen Edmiston Henry Crawford Henry Swartzell and Roger Fown Townsend. Activities consist of dumb running jumping and games.
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Sidwell
Friends’ Select School
Street
Haidar ‘Hej
Charles Lysh
Harry Feast
Rosa ‘Thompson
Lairen Edmiston
Henry Crawford
Henry Swartzell
Roger Fownsend
Former Senator Vows to Confront Maker of Letters to Martine
Special to The Washington Post reports John Wilner Martine head salesman at 34 Fifth Avenue faces larceny charges and possible withdrawal of the case after a hearing in West Side court. Senator Mason threatens to travel to New York to confront the source of public letters from his daughter Ruth Mason to Martine amid the scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
John Wilner Martini
Haberdashery
Fifth Avenue
West Side Court
Martine
Marine
Secret Service
John W
Treasury
United States Customs
Ruth
Mason
Chicago
Angry
United States
William E. Madson
Ruth Mason
John Wilmer Martine
Miss Mason
Washington Bouisvard
Washington
Mr. Mason
Methodist Organizing Baltimore Conference Opens in Cumberland
The 139th annual Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South opened at Central Church Cumberland with Bishop Orpheus W. Wilson presiding. Over 1100 ministers and lay delegates attended. Rev. Dr. James E. Armstrong was elected secretary. Plans included a Washington memorial church and delegates to the Birmingham general conference. Bishop Warren A. Candler arrived to preside as Wilson recovers from a severe cold.
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Baltimore
M. E. Church South
Cumberland
Washington Post
Thealtimore Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Central Church
Orpheus W. Wilson
James E. Armstrong
Salem
Washington
Arthur P. Pueh
Birmingham
Ala
J. A. Kern
Vanderbilt University
J. J. Tigert
Nashville, Tenn
Warren A. Candler
Atlanta, Ga
Wilson
Delta Upsilon reorganizes Washington alumni group
Graduate members of the Delta Upsilon Fraternity held an adjourned meeting at the University Club to complete the Washington alumni organization. Eighteen fraters dined and adopted the constitution of the Delta Upsilon Association and elected officers including President Weston Flint and Vice President John H. Olcott. The executive committee also includes D. H. Decker and H. S. Kimball. A Baltimore annual dinner on April 7 was announced for delegates from Washington.
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Delta Upsilon Fraternity
University Club
Washington Alummni
Delta Upsilon Association
Weston Flint
Union
Vic
Brown
J. S. Saunders
Ohio State
D. H. Decker
Cornell
H. S. Kimball
Amherst
Frederick Fellows
Minnesota
Baltimore Association
Fraters
Washington
Perkins Arrested and Jury to Continue Inquiry
Judge O Sullivan instructed the grand jury in the Court of General Sessions to pursue the ongoing life insurance investigation to its end. He reminded them of their right to subpoena witnesses and warned against any attempt to influence deliberations by telegrams from a New York paper querying jurors about campaign contribution views.
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O'Sullivan
Court of General Sessions
Grand Jury
Sach
New York
Jerome
Mutual Life Trustees and Two VPs Resign in Board Meeting
In New York on March 28 Vice Presidents Robert A Grannis and Walter R Gillette and Trustee Elpridge T Gerry of the Mutual Life Insurance Company tendered resignations at a board meeting. The Truesdale committee report was received and orders printed. Grannis and Gillette resigned as vice presidents and as trustees. Resignations were accepted and praise for service voiced. President Peabody stated the firm would follow British law to protect policy holders and maintain relations with British policy holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert A. Grannis
Walter R. Gillette
Elpridge T. Gerry
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Truesdale
Grannis
Gillette
Peabody
Great Britain
Trustees to Lose Jobs as Albany Passes Bill
In Albany on March 28 the senate unanimously passed a bill extending the terms of directors of Mutual Life and New York Life Insurance companies until November 15 next. Their successors will be elected then. The measure follows the Armstrong committee findings and moves to the assembly for quick passage.
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Senate
Albany
Washington Post
N. Y
New York Life Insurance Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Armstrong Insurance
Mutual Nfe Insurance Companies
Wightman Wins Judgment Against New York Life in Agent Case
Richard Wightman secured a verdict of seven thousand dollars against the New York Life Insurance Company in a suit seeking one hundred thousand dollars for canceling his contract to act as life insurance agent. He claimed an intra-company dispute over his broker business. John N. Beach, dry goods merchant, was elected to the Equitable Life Assurance Society board as trustee at a March meeting in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Life Insurance Company
New York
Richard Wightman
Wightman
Chuir
Equitable
Equitable Life Assurance Society
John N. Beach
Deaths of Col Guthrie Maj Jameson and J Vaughan Merrick
Col J V Guthrie veteran of Chickamauga dies in Cincinnati at sixty six. He led a famed charge, later bronze memorialized, and served as Chicago Yeomen then Ninth Illinois Infantry. Also Maj Jameson, 70, Niagara Falls customs collector and former US consul, found dead at home. J Vaughan Merrick, 78, Philadelphia engineer and Navy adviser, dies in Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
J. V. Guthrie
Chickamauga
T Illinois ‘Volunteers
Chickamauga Park
Chicago
National Pfayette Bank
Niagara Falls
Maj. Jameson
Low
State Assembly
United States
Clifton
Ontario
Elks Hold Election and Night Watchmen Meeting
The Elks elected officers for the year at their E Street headquarters. Delegates were named to a Denver July convention, with plans for continued election next Wednesday. Officers include Mattingly exalted ruler and O’Brien secretary. The Night Watchmen met at Schmidt's Hall with eulogies for Lieut. Moore and a $10 relief donation to Mrs. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
E Street
Denver
Joseph Burkart
Charles H. Atermenle
Robert T. Mattingly
Hugh Harvey
Ernest W. Enery
M. McWade
Richard A. O'Brien
M. G. McCormick
Benjamin B Whitney
Tler
P. T. Moran
Night Watchmen's Association
Schmidt's
Messrs. Williams
Klopper
Pumphry
Cochran
Lieut. Moore
Police Department
Moore
Fire destroys church and hat factory in Quaker City blast
An explosion of benzine in the Roelofs hat factory at Twenty fourth and Green streets caused a fire that wiped out the main portion of the Church of St Francis Navier. The five story building was soon destroyed and the church roof and interior burned leaving only walls and tower standing. About 700 pupils escaped from the adjacent parochial school and three firemen were injured lightly. The incident occurred during Lent and the rector and two curates risked their lives to save the consecrated host and vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reelors & Co
Sharps
Roelofs & Co
Thomas F. Shannon
Edward Mellin
J. J. Fleming
Funeral for Patrick O Hagan at Immaculate Conception
Funeral services for Patrick O Hagan were held at Immaculate Conception Church with Rev J D Marr celebrating a requiem mass. Burial will be at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers included W A Lewis and sons James, Harry, Edward, and Thomas O Hagan. Survived by wife and four daughters and the sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick O'Hagan
Immaculate Conception Church
J. D. Marr
Immaculate Conception
Mount Olivet Cemetery
W. A. Lewis
Mr. O'Hagan
James
Joan
Harry
Edward
Thomas O'Hagan
Pythian Ladies Auxiliary Entertains at Temple
The Ladies Auxiliary of Excelsior Columbia and Equal lodges Knights of Pythias held an evening of entertainment at the Pythian Temple. More than forty couples joined a progressive euchre game with twenty prizes awarded. Participants included Misses Bertha dlenning Leona Collen Ethel Hardell Eva Vaughan Madyin Smitheon Ruby Hardell Mrs John Thorogood and Mesars Barnes Somers Baluzza Templeton Intosh Cosgrove Masters Everett Har dell Allen Hobson Howell Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior
Columbia
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Temple
Bertha Dlenning
Leona Collen
Ethel Hardell
Eva Vaughan
Madyin Smitheon
Ruby Hardell
John Thorogood
Mesars. Barnes
Somers
Baluzza
Templeton
Intosh
Cosgrove
Masters Everett Hardell
Allen Hobson
Howell Gross
Pytman Temple
Ladies Auxiliary of
Ladge No
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Stogina Ruth
Nee Lauer
Ipinm FL Auth
Ite
Justine Lauer
Church of the Holy Comforter
Reauiem Mags
Rela
Dives
Frvnce
Isaac Faunce
Hennig D. C
Catharine Farce
Hbopkins
Maret
J Cwoon
West Ninety-first Street
Jewbella Pierrepont "Lopis
Hyaniig
Aleem
Boston
Connor
A. Ob
Sames
J. O'Connor
Taek Hestiand
Mary of Connor
Ies McCantives
Kramer Steet
Satuclin
Reinhardt
Sixth Street
Henry C. Reinhardt
Susan N
Charles
Mitta Reinhardt
Ats Ym
Amy Aguile
C Street
P.m
Bethlehem
Marvel
Itla
Sk Gerton
R. R. Hammond
Mr. Mitchel
Des Maines
Iowa
Des Moines
Health Office Record
Naderss
New
Wasi
Corcoran
Enhel Voluwa
Dikingan
Penton
Sis
Toth
Hiegan
Sears Mery
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Kent
Garfeld Hsp
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Peay Franklin Vinson
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Freedmanty
Willi Walter Tos Delave En
Webbe
Sunies
Aniton
Evepalg Collier
Chicag Record TE
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BETS
RG Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester
Hirald
Lois Repuilin
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W. R. Speare
F Street
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John R. WR. Wright
J. William Lee
George P. Zurhorst
St ‘Twephone
Newspaper
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Arkansas
John S. Little
Measure
Ryan-Felmont Desai
Waterloo
Vatican
Cantacuzene
Count Witte
o-Kalon Wine Co
Fourteenth St
Frange
W.C. T. U. Branch
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Delta Upsilon
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Gornall
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D. Beckwith
Hamilton
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A.C. Keith
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Haven Metcalf
Dwight Gordon Smith
Munyon
Perkins
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Mutual
Col. J. V. Guthrie
J. Vaughan Merrick
ELKS
Seventh Street
China
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
Delaware River Bridge
W. Afterbury
J. R. Woop
Geo. W. Boyd
Pessencer
Panienaer
Quaker City Church
G Street
P’s Entertain
Waltham Watches
American Waltham Watch Company
Wasthah, Hass
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