Representative Overstreet Sees Rail Bill Likely Pass
In Washington discussions center on railroad regulation as Representative Overstreet of Indianapolis argues for correction of discriminatory rates and private car burdens. He notes Presidential plans and Senate prospects, while stressing the need to relieve public from railroad impositions and avoid political manipulation in state elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overstreet
Indianapolis
Kansas
Jamey
Washington
Knox
Senate
Oho
Hemenway
Democrata
Denver Pastor to Speak at Chicago Theater Meeting
A Denver pastor is set to address a gathering at Chicago Theater in a program hosted by the Wash Pao Your and the Peoples Associtian. The event will feature remarks by Mr Peck and U Lomin, a student of suet ques, outlining a private instruction role at Temple College. Dr. E Matelpnia will conduct a music prelude, and the meeting aims to move discussions toward Washington. The exact date and time remain open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eohisco
Maueri
Peck
Philadel
Obok
Dean Voytoty
Washington
Matelpnia
Davis
Prince Admired Police During Visit and Honored
A historical account recalls Maj Sylvester and officers praised for courtesy during a royal visit. Mentions of state department thanks, police department ties, and a dedication event for St Paul Church in Elk Grove with Lister and Prectok credited for hoisting the church hoist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Sylvester
Sylvester West
State Department
Denartin
Robert Bacon
Synoua
Her Doyle
Charen Rv LF
Lister & Prectok
Wil Preich
Interstate Commerce Board Upheld Railroads Cotton Rate Decision
The Interstate Commerce Commission upheld the Cleveland Cincinnati and St Louis Railway in denying lower rates for cotton carloads of 43000 pounds or more. The decision, with Commissioner Prouty dissenting, finds no violation of the law in carrier practices regarding carload and minimum rates and notes the effect of carload differentials on shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cotton Company
Cleveland, Cincinnnati Chicago, and
St Loula Railway Company
Knapp
Prouty
I18
Governor Penny Packer calls extra session for reform laws
Pennypacker issues a proclamation naming Harrisburg meeting January 15 to consider bad money handling reforms conciliation of city government consolidation, reapportionment, voter registration, city powers, bridge spending, and abolition of official fees. Also discusses Philadelphia ripper case and State treasury safeguards.
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Hernsbourg
Penny Packer
Harrisburg
Jefond
Rexard
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Insurance Commissioner
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Supreme Court
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Lwined
House of Representatives
Orror
Philadelphia
Latuia
Union Labor Convention Opens In Pittsburgh With Big Attendance Expected
Samuel Gompers arrives from Washington to lead the silver anniversary of the American Federation of Labor as 700 delegates and 7500 guests are anticipated over two weeks. Jurisdiction wrangles, immigration limits, eight hour day efforts, and tuberculosis prevention loom large for the convention at City Hall. Local musicians and unions prepare entertainments as hotels set aside rooms for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Navy
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Old City Hall
Gompers
Colonial Hotel
Morrigan
Lennon
John Mitchell
United States
Federation
Ola City Hall
International Union of United Brewery
International Union of Steam Engineers
International Brotherhood of Stationary Fireman
International Association of Steam
United Association of Plumbera
Gan Fittera
Steam Fittera
Steam Fitters
Canada
Eigar
Fate of Korea in balance at Korean Legation visit
In Washington the Korean Legation reports no official word yet on whether Korea will accept a protectorate under Japan. Temporary chargé d affaires Chung Kim notes upheaval after the war and says Japanese and American capital are needed for Korea’s future, while Marquis Ito’s mission may bring closer ties. Also, Nathan E Simms of 21 K Street Northeast was found in hysteria in a Baltimore and Ohio freight car and treated at Emergency Hospital.
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Japan
Lege Ijon
Thirteenth Street
Chung Kim
Waffaires
Marquis Tto
Kim
Korea
Ito Seid
Simms
Nathan E Simms
K Street
Ninth Precinct
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Burnside Post Holds Annual Inspection Ceremony
Burnside Post No 8 Department of the Potomac GA R held its yearly inspection during a regular meeting. Capt Abram Hart post department commander led the ceremony with a large turnout as Tasker outlined work completed, while senior and junior officers detailed relief and employment efforts for veterans and widows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Hart
Burnside
Department of the Potomac
Gar
Tasker
Entrikin
We Department
Thomas H Martin
Altar Boys Celebrate Patronal Feast at St Aloys Church
Altar Beys Society of St Aatsus Church observes Patronal Feast for Sr John Berenmans and Bey J, with a special sermon. Vespers planned, printed cups, and mass distribution noted, indicating parish events and practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beys
St. Aloymus
John Berenmans
Beys Society
St Aatsus Church
Ocayon Bey
Toolek
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Gerry
Rither
Buckeye
Jesse Overstreet
Iowinopolis
Jef
Congress
Mr Overstreet
Ovemero
Denver
Belasco
Prince
Robert Not
Cloe
Cate
Nobu
Internal Revenue Sr
Ford
GALL
Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Ripper
Lekstein
New York Avenue
Edward R Grant
New York
Grant
Feirstein
Denby
Charles Denby
Department of State
The
Aiy
Arlington
Combe Yares Fc
Betora
A. Kahn
Wear & No Kahn
Seventh Street
Lansburgh & Bro
Eighth Street
Kashmir Art
Colurg
Arnold
Marine Royal Fire
Fese Lan
Mobairin
Isabella Fox
Poate
Isc
Mena
Aesortment
Brussels
Pont d’Esprit
Nottingham
Federation of Labor
Federation of Musicians
Central Labor Union of England
Hood
Prise
Yun Chung Kim
Seoul
d’Alfatrea
Marquis Ito
Roosevelt
Wilkesbarre
People's Pharmacy
Evan
Weluer
Leadbeater
Abramiria
Bulls
C Ever & CO
Tore Md
Bull
DR. Bull
Jessie Schulze
Lexington Ave
Burnside Post
Reief
Hart
Altar Boys
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