DOGE STRIKE SPREADS COMPANIES STANDING FIRM AT MEETING
Special to The Washington Fest New York May 2. Longshoremen strike worsens Atlantic freight congestion and storage costs threaten exporters. A union meeting with many lines represented decided no wage concessions. It rejected raises beyond 80 cents hourly with overtime 45 cents. Committees formed to handle the dispute. Hamburg American Line agent Emil named head. Claims on piers disputed. no broad settlement reached.
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Washington
New York
Lst
Segw
Atlantic Transport
Austromerican Harbor
Bordeaux
Cunard
Libre
Funchy Finch & Co
Y We Holland-America
Lovelace
Lam T . & Holt
Lieva Bragihers
Lloyd Stalsuo
Lievé Sabaudo
Navagazione Generale Italiana
New York Continental
T.loyd Norton
Prince
Red Crs
Red Star
Royal Mail Steam
Pacist Russian Volunteer Fleet
Secondi
Ma Joris
aTom Man
Hillwridge
Anu
Funeral notices and obituaries from early 1900s Baltimore area
A multi-entry fragment lists births and deaths with dates in May 1907 and May 1997, including TARROW Farrow birth and Crighton and Dolan obituaries. It mentions residences, interment private, and Catholic and parish connections. The piece includes multiple funeral director advertisements with six notable firms and contact details.
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Crlighton
Kons Striet Alexandra
Lla Cphighton
J Carl- Ing ¢Reishton
Dolan
Iluess
Stanislaus Dolan
Aureral
Tus
Witte
St Pauls Catholic Lurch
Baltimore
Nathaniel Henry Hutton
Washington
Harbor Board
City of Baltimore
Cord—Department of State
Eieenan
Ionkar O
Issa Rusa
Kiew
Clara
Rene Ford Lezo
Decesse
Oim
Strike Spreads As Longshoremen Walk Out On Fall River Pier
The strike grows with about 300 longshoremen quitting work at the Fall River Line pier. Railroads instructed freight agents to shift all shipments to New York for ocean export. Cunard and White Star warned they could not accept more freight due to pier conditions. Exporters fear rising freight bottlenecks as shipments pile up at terminals and railroads must absorb costs for ten days.
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Fall River Line
New York
New Haven
ciGes
New England
Cunard
White Star Lines
Ten thousand men idle in Pittsburgh strike at Colonial Steel Works
The Colonial Steel Works plant in Colonia is shut down by a strike, idleing 16,000 workers. Engineers and machinists previously walked out for time and a half on weekend shifts, with Master Mechanic Crawford and Electrician Walter EHiseman later discharged in sympathy. The walkout spread as workers refused to return until the two officials are reinstated.
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Pittsburg
Colonial Steel Works
Colonia
Crawford
Walter Ehiseman
Heiseman
Denver Builds Open Town as Nonunion Labor Set to Start
In Denver on May 10 seventy five general contractors angry at car penters for delaying work due to the millmen strike announced plans to hire non union labor starting Monday Hex. 3 This move aims to open the building trades to nonunion workers, changing the local labor landscape.
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Denver
Colo
Valet Bevington Confesses Theft of Jewelry
New York May 10 a valet George Bevington was arrested on charges of stealing jewelry and money valued at several thousand dollars from employer Sydney Smith. A letter purporting to be his confession was found, and receipts show some items and about $400 were returned. Police say Bevington confessed and placed most losses at Monte Carlo and New York gambling venues.
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New York
George Bevington
Sydney Smith
Paris
Bevington
Famine Relief Funds Authorized by Emperor
In St Petersburg on May 10 the Emperor signed a $3,000,000 famine appropriation with much of the money to aid scurvy stricken districts. Yermoloff, former agriculture minister, now heads the central famine relief organization and will distribute a large Imperial gift. Reports point to improved grain prospects after a favorable spring and winter showing.
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Givang Ald
St Petersburg
Yermoloff
Agriculture
Central Organization For Famine Relief
Aid Sent To Stromboli As Volcano Erupts
Messina May 16 reports show troops and engineers dispatched to Stromboli to aid islanders under evacuation as the volcanic outbreak persists. Mount Etna and Stromboli remain active, with ongoing earthquakes intensifying the crisis amid widespread destitution.
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Messina
Sicay
Strombolsi
Aetna
Stromboli
Douma Member Arrested In Podolsk Riot Probes
In St Petersburg on May 10 a peasant member of the Group of Tofl named Toperko was arrested at his Podolsk home on charges of revolutionary agitation. Police broke up meetings addressed by Social Democrat Kirlenko and Leftist Voronkoff, with other deputies present.
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St Petersburg
M. Toperko
Tofl
Podolsk
MM Kirlenko
Social Democrat
Voronkoff
Left
Licensed to Marry Among Clergy List
A historical notice lists marriages licensed to proceed involving multiple pairs, including George W Chambers with Ethel Vlatch, Warren M Mitchel with Catherine Clements, James Reuben Rose with Minole Gilmoor, James B Sinclair with Pattie Maloney, Edward Creswell Hesld with Marcela Plage Trutter, Richard Jo Jacobs with Margeret Y Hurdle, and others under Rev. Bristol and Rev. Stevenson.
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George W Chambers
Ethel @ Vlatch
Bristol
Warren M Mitchel
Catherine Clements
Herbert Scott Smith James Reuben Rose
Minole H Gilmoor
A G B Pierce
James B Sinclair
Pattie Maloney
Frask
Edward Creswell Hesld
Marcela Plage Trutter
FP Stevenson
Richard Jo Jacobs
Margeret Y Hurdle
G W McCullough
Health Office Records Deaths Reported Through May Ninth
Health office death list includes Jeannette Rothauge 221 Marshall Place 20 years Ann Mearistl 1209 Q Street NW 72 Linda Rice 131 Hevlonon Place 24 Ruth Smith Home for Incurables 72% Charles Hexa A and A General Hospital 30 years Ellie Brerpau 17 6th Street SE 50 Albert McCafferty 23 Hour MW 4 years Mary Wright 54 Samuel Lanterman 85 Elisa Herort Wash Hospital 73 James Linch 2612 L Street NW 26 William Sergie 1661 Snows Alley NW 33 Deneon Freedmen's Hospital 25 Battle Johnson 23 Elmston 95 Laowa Johnson 1413 27th Street NW 10 months
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Jeannette C Rothauge
Marshall
Ann R Mearistl
Q St Nw
Benjamin Wright
Euclid
William Q Rice
Heckman
Linda Rice
Hevlonon
Ruth A Smith
Hexa A & A
Ellie Brerpau
St Se
Albert McCafferty
Mary J Wright
St Nw
Samuel H Lanterman
Rendolph
Yu Elisa Fi Herort Gea
Wash
James Wo Linch
L St Nw
Peers
Wiliam Sergie
Snows Alley
Citizen Deneon Freedmen's Hospital
Battle A Johnson
Elmston
Laowa Johnson
Mount
Brooklyn Church Sparks Over Christian Science Lecture
In Brooklyn a dispute erupted after it was announced that Judge Seti H. Hanna would lecture on Christian Science at Plymouth Church under First Church of Christ Scientist auspices. Church leaders questioned the authorization, but an investigation confirmed the arrangement and a church meeting rescinded Deacon White’s action.
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Washington Post
New York
Brooklin
Setithus H. Hanna
Plymouth Church
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Beecher
Newell Dwieht Hilla
Horatio C King
Stephen W. Griswold
Hillis
Gen. King
Frank H. Leonora
Christian Scientists
Brooklyn
W. White
Board of Tructees
Deacon White
Brave Fire and Dynamite At East River Tunnel
Special to The Washington Frost New York May 10 Fire raged near the tunnel mouth under the East River at Thirty third Street with 300 pounds of dynamite nearby. About 200 colored sand hogs labored under the river. alarms sounded, engines delayed, and Chief Croker coordinated efforts. The fire neared the tunnel mouth but was brought under control with crew vigilance and prompt actions.
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Washington Frost
New York
Thirty-third Street
East River
Thirty-second
Thirty-fourth Street
First Avenue
Gorgan
Croker Pe
Croker
COREY S UNCLE TO PREACH AT BRADDOCK CHURCH
Pittsburg May 1 J B Corey of Braddock, uncle of William H E Corey, president of United States Steel, who is to marry actress Mabelle Gilman, will conduct an all day service at Evangelical Lutheran Church in Braddock. He may discuss marriage and divorce, but he will not confirm details and plans to speak on Christian matters.
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Pittsburg
J B Corey
Braddock
William Hehis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Mabelle Gilman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J H Corey
Corey-Gilman
Corey
Ellis
Agree to Mellen merger consolidates New Haven and Boston and Maine lines
New Haven directors meet in New York and announce consent from Entire Eastern Trunk Lines to a major railroad consolidation. The plan aims for New York New Haven Hartford to control Boston and Maine, unopposed by federal authorities as the two networks align across New England and major traffic centers.
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Union of
New Heven
Boston
Maine
New York
New Haven
Eastern Trunk Lines
New England
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Hlartford
Mellen
Hudson River
Big Steel Rail Order From Harriman Lines
New York May 10 one of the largest steel rail orders was given to the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company by the Harriman lines. The contract covers 150000 tons of steel rails valued near 5000000 dollars, with 110000 tons for the Union and Southern Pacific systems and the rest for the Illinois Central. Deliveries are to begin at 15000 tons per month using open hearth grade rails.
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New York
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Harriman Lines
Union
Southern Pacific
Iliaus Central
Bryan creditor case ties W J Bryan to bankruptcy
Centralia Illinois May 10 special to The Washington Post Thomas S Marshall formerly tied to Salem Bank and cousin of W J Bryan led a bankruptcy petition in East St Louis court. His liabilities reach $300000 with W J Bryan listed among creditors for a $6000 note payable to Charles B Bryan, his brother.
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Washington Post
Centralia
Ill
Thomas S Marsnall
Salem Bank
W J Bryan
Illinoi State Board of Agri Re
Methodist Church
Yte Day
United States
East St Louis
W. J Bryan
Charles B Bryan
Boston gunners set records in Pacific squadron targets
In San Diego on May 10 the cruiser Boston led Pacific squadron target practices at Magdalen Bay with the highest average score. Multiple perfect individual scores were posted, including a remarkable six inch rifle shot, as wireless advices report.
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San Diego
Cal
Boston
Magdarens Bay
Mob in Butte Looms Over Sheriff as Lynching Fails
In Butte Montana May 10 a patrol driver fatally shot Harry Cole during a fugitive attempt. A violent 5000 strong mob, led by Cole brothers, surged to the county jail and gun shop seeking to lynch Detective McGarvey and seize weapons. Deputy Wyman halted the raid, and the crowd dispersed after leaders vowed vengeance. Cole's brother Timothy urged the crowd to act, while miners voiced demands to hang McGarvey. The mob roamed streets, but no lynching occurred.
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Butte
Mont
Charles Jackson
Harry Cole
Brothers of Cole
Charles McGarvey
McGarvey
Cole Cole
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Welch Spur
Frank Clow
Thomas Sullivan
Cole
George Cole
Burlinston
Northern Pacific Limited
Jackson
Jack Wyman
Timothy Cole
Carl Engle
West Park Street
Chinaman Falls Ill at Baltimore Depot
A Chinese man at the Baltimore and Ohio Depot reported sick by police officer Eliers of the Sixth precinct. Referred to railroad surgeon Br Battle, he was taken to Casualty Hospital where doctors diagnosed a fever in Lee Hong, who is seriously ill but expected to survive.
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Slick
Eliers
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
New York
Fends
Ehlers
Br Battle
Casualty
Lee Hong
Dr Sowers Driver Arrested at Reception Crowd
George Pailen a coachman employed by Dr T Sowers was arrested at the New Willard Hotel during a reception for Japanese naval and military officers charged with assault on Sergt Lee of the police. He struck Lee with a whip as police tried to move a carriage and will be arraigned in Police Court. Consul General Denby took oath of office for Shanghai post and plans to sail June 6. Charles Gates injured after falling under wagon wheels at Eighth Street and New York Avenue. Ocean steamship movements noted with arrivals and departures including La Lorraine and others.
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George Pailen
T. Sowers
Massachusetts Avenue
New Willard Hotel
Sergt. Lee
Fourteenth Street
Lee
Imafi
Patten
Denby
Charles Denby
Indiana
Shanghai
China
New York
Hamburg
Germany
Charles W Gates
Eleventh Street
Eighth Street
New York Avenue
Osler decries drugging and calls for better public health roles
In Philadelphia before the Pathological Society Dr William Osler warned against overuse of medicines and said public health service in the United States is a disgrace. He urged physicians to act as teachers, not drug pushers, noting some diseases lack cures and criticizing reliance on many drugs. He refused to name the few worth handing.
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Philadelphia
Pathological Society
Widam Oster
Public
United States
Gr. Osler
Great Britain
Osler
Actor Jefferson Receives Loving Cup at New National Theater
Thomas Jefferson, the actor, found a silver loving cup in his dressing room last night from more than forty Kendall School for the Deaf pupils at Kendall Green. The gift followed his matinee last Wednesday when he invited deaf and other pupils from various institutions. A letter with the cup thanked him and praised his play, noting the students who asked who taught him to sign.
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Thomas Jeferson
Wis
New National Theater
Kendall School For the Deaf
Kendally Green
Jefferson
Kendall Reens
Weather conditions and forecasts across regions May 10
Unusually cold conditions grip interior New York to Nebraska and the Dakotas with temperatures 15 to 87 degrees below normal. Snow on the Bower Lakes. snow flurries and showers across Upper Lakes. rain in California and Pacific states. unsettled Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Forecasts call for showers in the Atlantic states, Ohio Valley, Lower Lakes, and western Montana, with warmer trends in the Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys.
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S Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
New York
Laks
Misgianippi Valley
Poons
Nebraska
Dakotas
Bower Lakes
Atlantic
Gulf
Stataa
Raina
California
North Pacific States
Pilteau
Northwest
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Lower
Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
Montana
South Atlantic
Ric Valley
Middle Atlantic States
New Dagland
Missouri
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Winda
New England
Middle Atlantic
Maat Gulf
West Gulf
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Michigan
Superior
Sun Kky
European Porta
Grand Banks
Chinamen Face Death or New Trial in Chinatown Case
A Washington Post dispatch from Philadelphia reports two Chinamen Jung Jow and Mock Kung were sentenced to death by Judge Barratt in the Court of Oyer and Terminer, while Yung Gow was granted a new trial. Dong Su was killed by gunfire during a Fourth of July conflict among Tongs in Chinatown, with witnesses detailing a deliberate shooting during the fireworks display on Race Street.
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Washington Post Pladelphia
Te Jung Dow
Mock Kung
Yung Gow
Dong Su
Chinatown
Race Street
Metropolitan Memorial and Church Pricing at 8am
Metropolitan Memorial and churches announce morning worship services and programs led by Rev Samuel Hf Woodrow and other pastors. The schedule lists congregational services at First Congregational Church, All Souls Unitarian, New Church, Christian Science churches, and various lectures by Bishop Oliver C Sabin and others, with Sunday schools, youth groups, and special lectures across multiple venues in Washington.
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First Congregational Church
Tenth
Samuel Hf Woodrow
Sertoon
Subject
Serton
J .W Bincholt
Christian Endeavor Unitarian
All Souls
Fourteenth and
L Streets
Ulysses
Pierce
Theta
Young People's Religious Union
NEW Church
Sixteenth and CO
Aireata
Frais Sewall
Lot ‘W.ll
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ
Fifteenth
National Book
Tenth Street
Pennsylvanie- Avenue
Evangelical Christian Science
Evangelical Christian Science Church
Scottich Rite Hall
G Street
Bervices
Oliver C Sabin
Yiruth
Matha B
Q Street
Young Women's Christian Association
Ee Y Woca
Vesper Survich
Wilbur P Thirkfold
Twelfth End
Ub Wim Ghd
Gude
Hal
F Street
J.C . Grumbineg
B.df
Landen
M Gowan Building Sold By Washington Loan and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust Company sold the McGowan building at 2 F street northwest for about 26000 to the Washington Six Per Cent Building Association. The 26 ft 7 in frontage and 100 ft depth describe a property recently vacated by the association’s move from Second National Bank space to accommodate growing bank business.
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Washington Loan and Trust
F Street
Washington Six Per Cent Building Association
Second’ National Bank
Seventh
Buffing Association
Union Station
Stoke & Fairfex
Remarkable piano sale at 1328 F street draws crowds
A three week sale at 1328 F street disposing of Pfeiffer stock from Frederick Music Co offers remaining pianos at cut prices. Uprights in mahogany case and blemish free units drop from 360 to 19 and 900 to 18. Washington buyers urged to act, with sale continuing Saturday and Monday for immediate disposal.
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F Street
Pfeiffer
Frederick Music Co
Washington
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