Catholic University Trustees Meet on Funds and Openings
Archbishop leaders gather to review investments and financial status after Waggaman failure. Charles J Bonaparte chosen to succeed as treasurer with over 200000 from securities and about 900000 involved in litigation. Two new undergraduate departments planned for October and one faculty change announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J Bonaparte
Thomas E Waggaman
Catholic University
Yeat Orday
Baltliore
Philadelphia
Ireland
S Paul Keane
Dubuque
Iorda
San Francisca
Maes Ofovington
Foley
Detroi Horstrann
Cleveland
Barkins
Providence
Mgr O'Connell
Michael Jenkins
Charles Fruapa
Th Mua E Waggaman Es
Joan Pierpont Morgin
Cardinal Gibbons
Wagzgaman
Bonaparte
Wageamana
George H Hamten
Financial Committee
Waggaman
Yeetaray
LICENSED TO MARRY AND DIED NOTICES FROM MAY 1906
Multiple marriage vows and obituaries listed from Prince George County and nearby localities. Entries include Emanuel Wicoy and Josephine Douglass Garleigh, Jaman T Rawings with Bre Y Beat, and Louis BoMuley with Herve Gantt. Died notices report Margaret Coleman aged eighty two, William F Foote interred Arlington, and Clinton Stahl funeral details. Also mentions John Holmes and Crarrett Nikens infant, plus Lucy J Ss widow of Frank P Wreht with Albany connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colema
Mra A C Baker
Margaret Colaman
Winney
Om Willam OF
Finney
Westminster Street
Mayo
Goldfeld
New
Koote
Maj George
Foote
Arlington National Cemetery
Clinton Stahl
Schippert
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wrenwood Cemetery
John Holmes
Susan M Sumner
Grand Rapids
Wormley
Health Office Record May 3 Patient Ages and Names
Health office record listing multiple individuals with ages and locations. Includes Harriet Brown Wash Amy Heap 69, Harry Brown 44, Joan B Craff 6 months, L Dorsey 308 C Aw months, Martha V Marciz 81 at Moxptal, Providence Hospital 282 years, Emeline Farry 61, Blew Berry 9 years, Mary J Geman 29, Neimstone MT law 6 years, Baby Woodall The Portner hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Brown
Amy
Heap
Harry Brown
Navy
Tun Colston Preedmen
Joan B Craf
Dorsey
Jimea Hemday
Sydh
Martha V Marciz
Columbia
McCloud
Providence Hospital
Nicholmea
Emeline Farry
Mary
Geman
Neimstone
MT Law
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices Policy
Notice lists that marriage and death notices inserted in various New York area papers will appear simultaneously upon application without extra charge for either fusion or telegraphing in the featured papers across multiple publications including New York Times Globe Courier Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger and others. The notice names several city and regional papers as recipients and indicates a cross-publication service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raening DeWepEpers
NEW York Times
Boitoy Globe
Ptalo Courier
Cincinnate Enquirer
Chicano Record Herald Philauelffcr Public
Lecder
Pietsal
RG Dispatch
ROCHE
CER Herald
Loss Republic
RHA
LXE
Post Standard
SI Call Pioneer Press
Mnneapolis
Tribcne
Ulevaland Pl&ly
Papal Establishment Mission Approved by Trustees
Trustees officially approve the papal establishment mission and guarantee necessary support. The program features elective courses with four year degree paths, a catalogue of courses, and a faculty update noting Dr Charles P Neil’s resignation to serve as U S Commissioner of Labor. Archbishops attend meetings with prominent figures like Archbishop Williams of Boston and Bishop Harkins, amid talks of prefecture changes and upcoming papal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Charles P Neil
Neil
United States
Davis Candidate Declines Nomination in Keyser Meeting
Col Thomas B Davis seventy seven, a banker and former Democratic VP nominee kin to Henry G Davis, was nominated by acclamation for Congress in West Virginia's Second District. He urged a younger man run, saying he did not want the race. Col John T McGraw spoke for him while Col Davis declined and thanked the party. The convention attacked Republican tax policy and corporate control, urging free listing of trust controlled articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Republicana
Washington Post
Keyser
Wve
Thomas B Davis
Henry G Davis
Alston G
Dayton
Davia
Congress
Becoml
Rosa
Dayton John ¢ Cornwall
William D. Campbell
John T McGraw
Col Davis
John J Cornwell
J Side Brown
Kingwood
Benator Cornwell
Cornwell
Den
New Jersey
Lakin
Prearton County
Preston County
Campbell
Thomas Davi
Col. Davis
Hams
Oroter
John T. McGraw
Col McGraw
Looted Bank Robbery Sparks Manhunt in Woodburn Oregon
Woodburn Oregon May 4 masked robbers robbed Bank of Woodburn of 2000 cashier Tracy Poorman and bookkeeper Gertrude Eddy were threatened. Within an hour armed townspeople found the robbers in a swamp and a large posse pursued and surrounded the area. A rapid capture is expected. Mamie Van Ranst Found Dead in New York Apartment on St Nicholas Avenue. A note cites she was tired of life after a string was tied around her neck and she died by suicide at age forty four.
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Woodburn
Oreg
Bank of
Tracy Poorman
Gertrude Eddy
New York
Mamie van Renst
C W van Ranst
St. Nicholas Avenue
Misa van Ranst
Assault at Townley Home. Suspect Held on Suspicion
Hazaheth Townley, fifty, was assaulted and robbed at her Northwest home around 2 PM. Robert Robinson, a whitewasher, was arrested on suspicion after a deep scalp wound and a missing $14 were found. police seek hearing today as detectives investigate the motive and weapon used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazaheth Townley
Fite Street
Robert Robinson
English
Cox
Sergt. Williams
Dr. Key
Miss Townley
Aho
Robinson
Mra Townley
Mr. Townley
Townley
Dr Key
Mrs Townley
Patrick Go Brien
Parham
Central Office
Washington furniture firm pioneer of downtown growth
William Ho Moses senior member of W B Moses & Sons, a native of Washington, rose through the firm after study in Europe and his father’s death. The company, about forty years old, grew from a small shop to a leading city establishment with factories in the District and exclusive products. Brothers Harry C and Arthur C Moses are prominent in business, and Moses has been active in civic and financial circles, including the Board of Trade and the Metropolitan Citizens' Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ho Moses
WB Moses & Sons
Washington
Europe
America
Mosea
W B Moses
W. B' Moses & Gonm
Moses
Java
Board of Trade
Metropolitan Citizens' Bank
Moyes
Harry C
Arthur
Labor unions and the corner stone incident in Chicago
A critic argues President William Howard Taft era unions delayed federal building plans in Chicago. He claims unions forced a costly union card and obstructed progress, accusing labor bosses of coercion, violence, and price inflation, while praising the White House for resisting control and urging opposition to union overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wemnley
Federal
Chicago
Chisago
White House
Schooner Forlds Lost in Turbulent Sea
Pensacola reports from May 8 that the fishing schooner Forlds and her six man crew were lost in a hurricane near Campeaches banks about ten days ago. Local vessels arrived with news of the disaster and the crew’s fate remains unconfirmed.
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Pensacola
Fie
Forlds
Campeaches Banks
Movements of Ocean Steamers
May reports from New York list several transatlantic movements. The L Arrind Mesme sails from Lon om to the outbound. The Greanle departs Liverpool for New York. Teubonto and Hamberg sail toward Liverpool and Hamburg respectively. Cherbourg and Plymouth see departures for New York. Kaiser Wilhelm II sails from Bremen via Cherbourg to New York, with Kalewr Wilhelm II listed as departing Bremen and Southampton bound for New York.
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New York
Arrind Mesme
Lonom
Greanle
Liverpool
Teubonto
Tor Taverpool
Hamberg
Hamburg
Piyauth
Cherbourg
Ymouth
Deetacbland
J New Re
Queesstown
Queesstown, May L—Sallet- Caronin From Liv. Expo), For New York. Houthampton
Kaiser Wilhelm
Bremen
Wilhelm II
Southampton
Proclamation of Freedom against labor unions control
A skeptical broadside argues that labor unions wield oppressive power over daily life. It portrays union leaders as arrogant, coercive, and disruptive to trade, food, and burial services, calling for swift public action to curb their influence and protect citizens from union rule. It appeals to workers and employers alike, warning of inflated prices and ruined livelihoods if unions dominate markets.
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Bale
Merchanta
Teamsters
Tos Painters Union
Plumbera Union
United States
Labor
Labor Trust
Fermers' Union
Millers Union
Undertakers
Citizens’ Association
Oppose Police by Labor Rebels Face Public Backlash
A dated rhetorical speech accuses unions of turning labor into outlaws under socialist leaders, claiming peace officers protect communities with public funds. It argues that rioting, strikes, and picketing prompt police, militia, and sheriff involvement, while condemning union hostility to authorities.
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Iim
Snarchist
Peoples
Congress
Public protests against unions urge citizen defense and boycott
A editorial attacks anti injunction bills and union influence, arguing unions threaten crime control, progress, and workers’ rights. It calls for citizen associations to shield local industries, promote union boycotts, and resist union leaders, framing unions as tyranny and urging broad public action.
Must Be Curbed Against Unions and Labor Turmoil
A stern editorial urges public policy to curb unions and bluntly denounces noisy labor papers. It calls Citizens’ Association lawyers to act against boycotts and conspiracies, while praising the Locomotive Engineers and urging clean, law-abiding labor unions with higher pay and responsible contracts. The piece laments anarchist influence and demands protection for bread earners and common workers from labor-related disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Association
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Anton Man
Refuse to Build It Sparks Union Opposition and Boycott Call
A charged manifesto denounces labor unions as a ruinous trust and urges citizens to resist organization efforts. It cites losses from abandoned building projects, calls for boycotts of Postum and Grape-Nuts, and urges President Roosevelt to act against unions while praising past workers who fought for freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollang
Roosevelt
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Funds OF University
Health Office Record
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
William Les
Joseph Gawler
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Cnbral
Ish
Fourteenth Street
Commassoua Chapel
John FR. Wricht Co
Feeret
Nu Telephone North
George P. Zurhor
Feneral Sdertamer
Embalmer i. Telaphone
Rest
Yw1lllames
Boston
Tim
Matthew Harkins
Harkins
Williams
Ryan
Mar
O'Connell
Davis
Oregon Bank
Pune
Negho
Jamison
Edward Boswell
Boswell
West Harrison
Dew Plaines
Bidtney Chambers
John Sharkey
James Kelly
Chiyaga
Kelty
Mharkey
Heershamen
Carlson
Montgomery Ward & Co
Adams Express Company
Jackson Boulevard
Siet
Franklin and
Madison Streets
Harry Willams
Fred Smith
Smith
Edwin F Daniels
Joseph A. Scott
Montgomery Ward
Walter Martin
George Wright
Frank Curry
Curry
Curry Alec
Corneling P Ghea
Teamsters’ Union
Neill
Em-loyers’ Association
Cornelius P. Shea
International Teamstera’ Union
James
Barry
Thiol Hea
Egiptores Id
Aame
Union
Iabor Union
Nablle
Oil Trust
Stotous
Steel
Mem Hare
Torita
Ohio
England
Americana
Thia
Labor Commissioner’s Office
Michigan
Postum
Astierivans
New England
Human Liberty
Oury
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