Delegates Gather for Southern Industrial Parliament in Washington
Delegates from several states arrive in Washington to attend the Southern Industrial Parliament at the Riggs House. President Roosevelt will meet the delegates at the White House Thursday noon May 25, with program additions including Bishop Bonaventure Broderick’s talk on Italian settlement in the South.
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Washington
Riggs House
Edward Daniels
Virginia
Daniels
South
Roosevelt
West
Executive Committee
White House
Booth
Bonaventure F Broderick
Catholic Church
Broderick
Houston Tex. Cotton Exchange
Board of Trade
Huntington
WwVa
Mackay
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Qlowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
North
North Carolinaa—A H Boyden, W. F. Creslex
A Brown
Joseph G Brown
JF Bruton
Thomas H Battle
Henry G. Bridges
D. J Garpentee
RF Claywell
O la Clark
Ht Caperhare J & Cunningham
JW. Carter
Thomas Dantela
HC Dockers
Evert
Erwin Hor Prien
JW Fry
J M Patton
J W Granger
WD Grimes P Oh Haln
OW Hinshaw
Hall
W la Holt
George E Hood
Charlen J Harris
A le James Charles
Johson
A Johnston
J. F
Jametan
J. Pr. Kort
Vansant
Th A Patton JC
Mayo W
Hawking
JH. Evans
George W. Hamitton
Thomas A Coombs
Milton Youn
John Greary
SF Yawn
Colgan
Charles Mc Coneghy
Mannell Wilson
John B Brasher
George R Lyan
Naim
O Fferaman
R. M. Salmon
A J Decker
George
Thodes Phackelford
Show
Lynn Qooch
Parte O Brown
A Burkamp
Wiliam Montgomery
David McCandless
Oxidwell Brownay
Porter
Washer
John J. Barry
R OT Tyler
Jerry Porter
R. W. Hazalwood
Texas
McDonald Meachum
Decker
WC. McKamy
J J. Herbison
Marshall Hicks
A B Davidson
WA Myrick
F B Guinn
Edward F. Harris
Hayne Nelms
D. P. Bowser
RD. Bowes
Turnley
Joseph Swarta
John G Patrok
Bauth
Carolina
J Watson
Niele Chrixtonton
Jamea A Jackson
D. Sefth
TB Ateckhowmn
TB Thackston
W. A Strother
Col Henry Schaohte
A. L. White
W. J. Thackston
D. A
Spivey
John Wood
le Roy Springs
Lamp Xin
Nicholson
A W Smith
A. B. Caldswell
B Clark
R H Wichmeo
Raymond L. Grifies
W. W Adams
James Henry Rice
W. F Shertosss
Thomas Wiloon
J Frank Poothe
M Carpenter
Fretwell
C. O. Moore
W. FR. Carroll
Melver Williamson
Virginie
D. A. Byars
James
Browning George W. Jones
W. W. Joume
H.R. Graves
Charles TL. Holland
MH. Dingee
Joseph Merbine
A Schubert
Hom Titt
FB Gordon
Stewart Phinney
James A Jackson
J. Z, Duncan
W Smell
C P Goodyear
P. J. Mol
Day TC Ware
JB. Morgan
Hf, Morris
de TF Wilson
A. & Anderson
Man Poisons Himself With Iodine In Northwest Street Home
George Lembly a 26 year old black man drank a small quantity of iodine yesterday morning at his home 209 G Street NW. A family member alerted the Third precinct and Lembly was taken to Emergency Hospital where Dr Martin found him only mildly affected. He was returned home after examination.
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George Lembly
G Street
Martin
Lembiy
Byrtelle Chestnut
Maj. Sylvester
Glazebrook
Dr. Martin
Hollinberger
Thomas Hollinberger
Alleged Bookmaker Forfeits Collateral in Police Court
Edward Cochran forfeited 75 dollars collateral after his name appeared in Police Court yesterday. Cochran was arrested Thursday by Officer Smith for betting on a race horse in the city in violation of the statute. He deposited 73 dollars at the station house for his court appearance, and police say he keeps a handbook on the races. About a dozen betting receipts and roughly 100 dollars were found on him during the search. Indictments for various offenses were returned by the grand jury, including murder, forgery, larceny, receiving stolen property, perjury, assault with a dangerous weapon, violation of the Aquor law, house breaking, and false pretenses.
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Edward Cochran
Cochran
Pokceman Smith
Frank Jones
Kate Norbeck
James J Frawley
Wesley W. Atkins
Alice Nelson
Frank J. Stevensan
Lewis Lundy
John Farker
Neill Williams
John Laubsoherer
Joseph Pierce
Sadie Devayconsello
Wiliam Thomas
Theodore G. Wilbur
John 8. Hogan
Sunday Post
Postal Clerks Banquet Honors Service and Growth
The Third division Railway Mail Association banquet at Freund's drew about seventy five members led by President Plunkett who praised loyalty and leadership. Guests included Postmaster General officials while John A Kidwell urged justice for railway clerks. The Railway Mail Investment Company was formed with a $28000 stock issue and directors E C Fonyeth W R Myers W A BheM and W M Plunkett. music accompanied the evening.
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Railway Mail Association
Freund's
HE. C. Plunkett
Plunkett
Robert WH. McNeill
Railway
John A. Kidwell
Railway Mall Association
Railway Mail Investment Company
E. C. Fonyeth
Ieee
W .R. Myers
Wapaony
Plas
Want Owens Case Dropped After Marine Altercation
An army officer aboard a transport in San Francisco refused to move on the gang plank, briefly clashing with Marines. Identified later as Captain Owens, he was released after an apology. General staff recommends dropping the matter as a mistaken incident.
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Stan Francisco
Marine Corps
Toleut
Owens
Mlott
Owen
San Francisco
Pillott
Arrival of the Logan Returns From Manila with Cavalry Passengers
The Logan has arrived at San Francisco from Manila with the First and Second Squadrons of the Thirteenth Cavalry. The transport carried many military passengers including Col Hatfield Maj Jones and numerous lieutenants, surgeons, and enlisted men. Also aboard were Brig Gen McCaskey and other officers, along with discharged soldiers and hospital corps personnel.
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Philippines
Department of California
Logan
San Wranciaco
Cal
Hyer
Cansdtt
Lients Romoeyn
Winters
Bail
Sturges
Heaton
Wilen
Davidson
Morton
Ordnance Department
Anderson and
Berkeley
Twelfth Cavalry
Bonnycastle
Babcork
Hichards
Waterman
Benedict and
Adame
Fourteenth Infantry
McCleery
Twentieth Infantry
Ballard
Moynihan
Philippine Scouts
Corya
Oldest Washington druggist John R Major recalls citys early days
John R Major, Alexandria born August 29 1837, is cited as Washingtons oldest active druggist. He arrived in 1854 and started at Seventh and H, later moving to Seventh and 6 Streets in 1886. He witnessed Washingtons growth from a sparsely developed city to a metropolis with grand parks, new buildings, and paving.
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Washington
John R. Major
Mr. Major
Old City
John A. Milburn
Mgr. Major
Z. D. Gilman
Pennesylvania Avenue
Seventh
Major
Noth
Lower Fare to Mount Vernon By Ladies Association Split
The Mount Vernon Ladies Association and the steamboat company at the Mount Vernon home have a dispute over round trip fares from the seventh arrest wharf to Mount Vernon. After negotiations failed the association ends its contract on June 1 and seeks another boat line offering a lower rate. The group emphasizes public sympathy and will contract with a new carrier starting in June.
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Washington
Mount Vernon
Macalester
Ita
Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association of the Union
Haa
Mount Vernon Boat Company
Comppany
A M E Zion Conference Addresses and Assignments
The A M E Zion Conference met yesterday morning in its first region of the third day with a large attendance. Bishop Clinton presided and introductions included Revs G B P Lewis Norwood M E B Church and others. John C Dancy and Count Paquiot spoke on unity while assignments for Washington pulpits were listed across numerous churches with times from 6 p m to 11 p m.
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John C. Dancy
Count Paquiet
A. M. E. Zion
Clinton
G. BP
Lewis
Norwood
M. EB
C. B. Brown
M. B. Church
Garrett
A. Hat
Metrobolites Wealey A. Mf
Zion Church
B.A. Morrisey
George C. Clement
Galbraith A. ME
H. Hector
H. Curry
Union Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church
Ac ‘T Spencer
Linnota Memorial
W. D. Bat He
Ninetesntnstreat Baytlet
W. L. Clayton
Mhlloh
McMullen
G. C Clements
Arlington
J. F Matthews
P. m
A. Hanum
Plymouth Congregational
Hanum
Hillsdale
J. W. Martin
Lane Memorial
Count Paquiot
Halti
Navy Surgeon Hatton N. T. Harris Dies of Appendicitis
The Navy Department reports Surgeon Hatton N. T. Harris of the Medical Department died at Pensacola Florida yesterday from appendicitis. Harris, a Virginia native, joined the navy as assistant surgeon in June 1887 and rose to lieutenant commander by October. He has been stationed at Pensacola Navy Yard since July.
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Navy Medical Service
Virginia
Navy Department
Hatton N. T. Harris
Pensacola
Fla
Harris
Medical Department of the Navy
Pensacola, Navy Yard
Army officers orders list moves and boards in 1905
Army officers orders detail examining boards at Fort Monton and Presidio San Francisco. Officers including First Lieut Percy Jones and Maj Hogar A Mearns are reassigned or detailed for duty in the Philippines and at naval yards. A board convenes at Army Building New York for cadet examinations and appointment as chaplains. Movements include crews to Norfolk Boston Newport News and Providence for shipyard and engineering duties.
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Jones
Ran Hem
Fort Monton
Davies Cant
Witherd F. Truby
Surmion
Waller 3. Dade
Fort D. A. Rasen
Wyo
Fort Duchesne
Tlah
Cupts
Frederick W. Fuger
Arthur B. Kerrin
Thirteenth Infantry
Presidio of
San Mranefeco
Del
Vine
James Brown
Relph E. Ingram
Teoth
Hogar A. Mearns
Alske
Bort Bil Okla
Eighth Cavalry
Ume
Philippine Islands
Manila
Philippines
Divi
Son
Mmcat
Army Building
New York
Chaphim
Frederick A. Smith
Botantry
John le. Phillips
Frederick Yerkins
Eighth Infantry
Guy C. M Godiray
Even M. Johnson
Ta Rue JaHette
Highth Infantry
G. Breetmay
York Boston
Stam
Navy Yard
Wt. C
Department of Steam Engineering
W. 8. Moors
Massachusetts
Boston
Mass
Main
C. Ki. Curtis
Newark
Norfolk
Vec
DM. Wood
Iowa
M. B. Road
Navy Department
Washington, DC
Newport News
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Doc Company
Charleston
J. H. Bowen
Denver
Quincy
Meas
Getx
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Damage to party wall sparks restraining order request
Anna Parks Taylor filed in District Supreme Court for an injunction against neighbor Mrs Jessie L Mindeleff to stop further earth filling at the party wall of 183 Twenty ninth Street NW. Taylor claims the adjoining lot sits sixteen to eighteen feet above her grade and seeks to prevent further work to avoid wall damage. Justice Anderson ordered a temporary restraining order returnable Friday May 9. Attorney P H Marshall represents the complainant.
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Anna Parks Taylor
Annna Parks Taylor
District Supreme Court
Mra
Jessie L. Mindeleff
Twenty Ninth Street
Miss Taylor
Duttera Dies After Being Struck by Car in Beltsville
William J. Duttera, about 52, died at Emergency Hospital from injuries after an electric car struck him while he attempted to cross tracks in Beltsville evening Tuesday. Coroner ruled accidental death. He leaves a widow and five children. inquest planned at Wright's Undertaking.
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Helteville
William J. Duttera
Beltsville
Duttera
Quincy Street
Nevitt
John T. Burch
Fesce
Beltaville
Wright
Tenth Street
Il O’clock
Witness in Bowen case tests Taft hears Loomis matter
Secretary Taft has examined Henry Willard Bean a New York local agent for the New York and Bermuden Asphalt Company in Caracas testifying on the $10,000 check Loomis says was an exchange. Senor Pastor y Morg also testified at the White House as Taft hopes no further witnesses are needed while Loomis submits his rejoinder. Bowen sought a War Department paper related to the case.
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Taft Hes
Bowen-Loomis
Bith
New York
Henry Willard Bean
Caracas
New York and Bermuden Asphalt Company
Loomis
Taft
Asphalt Company
Girls In Drills And Plays At Carroll Institute Hall
Closing exercises of Gunstorn Ipatitche elocution and physical culture classes were held at Carroll Institute Hall with Miss Lucy Mason and Mrs Harrington Brown directing. Highlights included a Carmen one act, a Julius Caesar scene, sailor-dress drills, and piano by Miss Nannie Shackelford, among many student performances and drills.
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Gunstorn Ipatitche
Carroll Institute Hall
Harrington Brown
Lucy Mason
Beverley Mason
Yandeca
Louise Bausch
Hattie Willams
Buford Brice
Helen Swarmatedt
Marguerite Watson
Misa Clelia Stevens
Misa Maida Rice
Rose Lee Troutman
Julius Caesar
Clapa
Sailor Suite
Ruth Griffith
Bestrian Bryan
Margaret Rucker
Gladys Wownard
Hise Bandridge
Hsther Hax
Frank
Training School Class Night at Rust Hall in May
Young Missionaries and Deaconesses at the Lucy Webb Hayes National Training School held a mock class night at Rust Hall with music, theses, readings, a chorus, and prayers by Dr. Gallagher. The program featured Misses Wish, Walther, Farnam, Doigby, and others, with Mrs. Reynolds presiding.
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Rust Hall
Lucy Webb Hayes
Charles W. Gallagher
Misa Thayer
Clgsa
Reynolds
Miss Wisher
Misa Hardy
Descanesses
Uric Acid Gravel and Warners Safe Cure Claims
The article describes uric acid gravel with reddish sediment in urine and links it to kidney bladder and urinary problems. It promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a cure for kidney and urinary diseases and cites testimonials and test claims about malaria and other conditions cured by Safe Cure and Safe Pills.
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Warner
South
Guining
Mra. M. 1
Dean
Treas
Lotus Club
Chattanaugh
Tenn
Bright
Gen Humphreys Returns From Army Post Inspection
General Humphreys quartermaster general of the U S army and Lieut General Chaffes chief of staff concluded a tour of army posts in the Southwestern and Western states and have returned to Washington they found conditions generally poor Postmaster General Certelyou is readjusting presidential postmaster salaries about 6000 will receive increases under the law with about 23 million dollars to be expended for postmaster salaries alone.
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Humphreys
United States Army
Chaffes
Washington
War Department
Humphreyg
Certelyou
CHANGES PRIMARY PLEDGE IN RICHMOND DEMOCRATS PLAN
Richmond Democrats altered the primary pledge by removing the national candidate requirement, limiting pledge to municipal and state contests. Gov. Montague recovers and resumes public duties, touring King and Queen County and Bedford. Swanson addresses Ly nchburg crowd on schools roads and pension issues for ex Confederate soldiers.
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Washington Port
Richmond
City Democratic Committee
Montague
King and Queen County
Bedford
Martin
Bath County
Lynchburg
Claude Swanson
Academy of Music
John L. Lee
Rawley Martin
We. Swanson
Pastors Silver Wedding at McKendree Church
Rev and Mrs E L Hubbard celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington. The event drew church members and friends with Mrs Hubbard’s relatives, a Baltimore guest Miss Ida Baldwin, and daughters Agnes and Kinds Hubbard. The church was decorated in white and green with American Beauty roses and palms. A silver gift was presented by the congregation. Col Staples fined for smoke violation at the National Hotel. Business Men's Association protests higher property valuations. Yellow fever case reported at Colon.
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E. L. Hubbard
McKendree Church
E. L Hubbard
Eilver
McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church
Hubbard
Misa Linda Cartisie
Paris Carlisle
Frederica, del
Ida Baldwin
Hartzler
Washington
Carisle L. Hubbard
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