Gotton Men Hope for Relief at South Industrial Parliament
The first annual meeting of the Southern Industrial Parliament adjourned in Georgetown as delegates from cotton and tobacco interests debated resolutions. Calls sought Roosevelt aid, immigration expansion, and forest preservation, with debate over tobacco tax and regional economic policies.
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Bouthien
Georgetown University Law School
Robert B Glenn
North Myrolina
Glenn
W O MecGowin
Georgia
W A Irwin
Durham
Roosevelt
Murphy
Marke
Sidetrick
South
Train
Flo
Committee On Manufactures
Orient
Irwin
Iria
Theodore Roosevelt
Hiata
Prompcy
Canguis Te Iroagh
Tean Department of
Commorut and Labor
Wiedom Alonts
FM Biovaans
North Carolina
Bankhead
Alabama
White House
Harketl
Simmons
North Carolin
Riggs House
Bureau of Forestry
United States
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mr Pinchot
Luater
Pinchot
John S Cunningham
Tobacco Growers’ Association
Congress
Ohne
John H. Bunkh
Senator 8
Col Bankhead
Col Cunningham
Gov Glenn
Henry L West
Walter C Murphy
Asheville
Savannah
Raleigh
New Orleans
Gov
Miss Alice Roosevelt to visit Longworth home in Cincinnati
Special to The Washington Post from Cincinnati Ohio May 2 Miss Alice Roosevelt will arrive June 3 for several days at the Longworth mansion. Mrs Longworth plans a summer in France with her daughter the Countess de Chambray. Congressman Nic Longworth will host the entertainments including a Pillars dinner dance and a Taft family dinner. A garden party and a private car trip to the Latoni Derby are also planned.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alice Roosevelt
Longworth
Mrs. Taft
Rookwood
Mr. Longworth
Mias Hoosevelt
F W Killian Builds Franklin Steam Laundry Empire
F W Killian, native Washingtonian born February 14, 1865, rose from apprentice at Acme steam laundry to manager and owner. He opened on Thirteenth Street, expanded to Nos 5 506 508, now a modern plant valued around 100000 dollars, employing 17 and active in the National Laundrymen's Association.
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F. W. Killian
Franklin Steam Laundry
Thirteenth Peer
Thirteenth Street
National Laundrymen's Association
Cap t Hobson Married In Tuxedo Park N Y
The wedding of Miss Griselda Hull to Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson U S N retired occurred at 4 pm at the Hull residence in Tuxedo Park. Guests included 160 relatives and friends from New York, Tuxedo, and the South. plans call for a Adirondacks and Greensboro Alabama residence.
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Maore
Mount Vernon
Washington
Johnson
Mount Vernon Society
Lucila E. Hull
James M. Hobson, Jr
USA
A. Blunt
Edward de Graffenried
L B Musgrove
Alabama
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
S R Bertron
Nikola Tesle
New York
Richmond Davis
A. A
Hayne Davis
North Carolina
Hobson
Morro Castle
Santiago
Tuxedo
South
Ann, Margaret
Florence Hobson
Chadwick
USN
Nelson A, Miles
Piano and Music Dealers Unite in Washington Association
Washington piano and music merchants met at the Hotel Raleigh to form the Piano and Music Dealers Association of Washington DC. Officers were elected, a constitution adopted, and plans to incorporate discussed amid calls to curb trade abuses and promote welfare for the public. The group agreed to reconvene the first Wednesday in June. Also King Leopold of Belgium met with Secretary Hay at Bad Nauheim.
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Washington
Raleigh
Piano and Music Dealers’ Association
Washington, D. C
Talty
Releigh
EF. Droop
Mir Charles B Bayley
John F Eila & Co
Percy S Foster
Sanden & Suyman
J Conis
Charla M Stlet
T P Culley
Kimball Plano Company
Carl A Droop
B. F Droop & Sons Co
D J Pfeister
4 DeMall
Rob Painter
Wiliam Knehe & Co
4. VY. Grimes
Frealdent
Edward H Droop
A. K Paynter
D. J Preiffar
Charles B Bayley
A. ¥. Grimes
T. P. Culley
Leopold
Hay
Bad Nauheim
Belgium
Police Chiefs Pick Hot Springs as Next Meeting Site
The International Association of Chiefs of Police reelected Maj. Richard Sylvester as president and chose Hot Springs Arkansas for the 1906 convention. Roosevelt hosted the chiefs at the White House, and a shad bake at River View followed with guests from post office inspection.
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Richard Sylvester
Police Department of
Washington
Hot Springs
Ark
International Police Association
Roosevelt
White House
River View
Seasion
Executive Committee
Eoward Dimmick
Omaha
Benjamin Murphy
Jersey City
W G Baldwin
Roanoke
F. W. Hill
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hummel
Dagex
N.J
Canada
Murphy
A P J Sherwood
Ottawa
McWeeny
South Bend
J. P. Cleary
Rochester
Harry M Quirk
Philadelphia
B & Richards
Newport
R. I
George Firwin
Troy
Ohio
Washington, DC
Alncory
James P Oyster
Business Mens Association
W V. Cox
Thames P Morgan
Frank K Harmond
Sebring
Frank Berema
Mra
Sylvester Mes Hoo. West
Meo Kaos
Order of Business Hot
Frank Cassada
Himira
May Sylvester
John C Whitaker
Dayton
George C. Tenney
Fazabeth
M J
Harvey O. Carr
Grand Rapids
Mich
Simon Wolf
Dick Sylvester
Thomas F Farnham
Baltimore
Grant A Ogline
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Bergt Hartigan
Cassada
Mire
Cruiser Maryland Sails for Gardiner's Bay to receive silver service
Newport News reports the cruiser Maryland sailed late today for Gardiner's Bay and Port land area for about three months and will return in September to Hampton Heads to Annapolis to receive a silver service from Baltimore citizens. The ship remains incomplete with six inch guns and secondary battery not yet mounted due to government delays.
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Washington Post
Newport News
Maryland
Gardiner's Bay
Portland
Hampton Heads
Annapolis
Baltimore
Military officer assignments and visits to Fort Rodman Mass
Hodges Jr quartermaster reports Maj Baxter may make up to two visits weekly from Boston to Fort Rodman Mass on official construction business. First Lieut Walter G Penfield and others receive limited June visits to Fitchburg and Lawrence works for ordnance inspection. Recent officer promotions announced include Majors Goldman Ma comb Ma comb, Ma Thoms Jo Lew, and Captains Height Forsyth Honifee Duan, with several Lieutenants reassigned to their regiments. Cap Dean to remain with Fifteenth Cavalry up to thirty days, then join assigned regiment. Reagan to join after current leave. Troop officers to be assigned by regimental commanders.
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Archibald Wheel Company
Lawrence
Mass
Beary J Goldman
Twelfth Cavalry
Augustus C Macomb
Ninth Cavalry
Thoms Jo Lew
Retired Officers Pay Case Ends for College Detail
The Comptroller of the Treasury ruled that retired army officers detailed to colleges under the 1908 act are on active duty per the 1906 act and receive active list pay. Col John H Calef, professor of military science at St Louis University, is entitled to major’s full pay and allowances, not colonel rate. Bremen Sats for West Indies departed Norfolk bound for West Indies.
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Comptroller of the Treasury
John H Calef
St Louis University
St Louis
Comptroller
Col
Calef
Glee Club Second Concert Delights Gonzaga Audience
The Aloysius Glee Club and Orchestra repeated their Wednesday program at Gonzaga Theater on FT Street NW before a large appreciative crowd. Highlights included The Capitol Swells and The Rehearsal with encores, under Rev. Rebek, moderator. Notable soloists and instrumental pieces featured the club and orchestra in a lively program.
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St. Aloysius
Gonzaga Theater
Aloysius Glee Club
FT Street
Glee Club
C. M. Mattingly
The
Aloysius Club
Glee and Orchestra
Two Grenadiers
F Keneally
Club
Hearts and Flowers
Hart and Club
Clarionet
Virginia
CP. Huentin
Byres
Gram
Crawford
Marvin
Bate
Maxwell
Capitol Swells
Litte Cotton Dolly
L Plast
PF Gensally
Dougherty
J A Hofloran
Simpre Biman
Gwite
de Valles
Army Officer Leaves and Orders for Duty Across Posts
Orders detail officers granted leaves and absences, assignments to hospitals, training, and postings. Capt Walter D Webb, Lt Paul Hutton, Lt James G Hannah, Lt William H Brooks, and others receive leaves, extensions, or reassignment. Treatments include Hot Springs Ark, West Point, Fort Oglethorpe, and Presidio of San Francisco. Major changes include recruiting, quartermaster duties, and examinations for promotion. Entities include Army officers, hospitals, forts, and academies across multiple states.
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Walter D Webb
Willem P Husfod
Paul Hutton
Haw Beam
Taye
Joseph McMuhen
Fifteenth Cavalry
Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs Ark
Leonard W Pranty
Fourth Cavalry
Hot Springe Ark
Arey
Navy General Hospital
Preselay K Brice
Artillery Corps
West Point
Fort Bayard
Nwo
United States Army General Hospital
Joseph C Righter, Jr
Presidio of
San Francisco
Calvice
James G Hannah
Tenth Infantry
Wiliam H Brooks
Courtland Nizen
Chettanooga
Tenn
Fort Oglethorpe
Frederick
WT Coleman
Thirteenth Infantry
Willam Stephenson, Aurgeon
Presidio
Cal
Treat
Guy E Becker
Gecond
Edward H. Browne
Second Infantry
Fort Lagan
Cole
Joseph T Davidson
Gavanash
Fort Scroven
John E. Bexter
Wodare
the Army
Bert Rotman
Henry
Naval Officers Ordered to Washington and Florida Posts
Orders issued June 1 1905 assign Lieut Flaughter to Washington and chief of the Bureau of Ordnance. Ensign Moser detached Prairie to Florida, Paymaster Jordan moved to Washington to report to the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Vessel movements list arrivals at Norfolk Newport News Hampton Roads Guantanamo and more with Olympie sailing from Guantanamo for Meutr Crlati.
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Flaughter
Washington, D C
Bureau of Ordnance
Navy Department
W J Moser
Prairie
Florida
Asplatant
J N Jordan
West Virginia
Washington DC
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Florcitles
Uacus
Norfolk
O‘ade
Boaten Nero
Newport News
Arethusa
Hampton Roads
Dizie
San Juan
Truxtun
Guantanamo
Detroit
Topeka
Monterial
Brooklyn
New York
Cery Yard
Olympie
Meutr Crlati
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Scribner’s Magazine
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St. Louis
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Lafayette Opera House
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