Federation of Labor Ultimatum to Brewerymen
The Federation of Labor demands brewery workers come under their jurisdiction or risk losing protection. The convention in Indianapolis adjourned after a lengthy session with debates on trade autonomy, protests, and proposals to support or revoke charters. Talks covered the Brewers' Union, labor standards, and plans for boycotts and federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gon O of
Indianapals
Washington
Anglian Federation of
Lator
Rome
Tee
Lilien Wi Paenen
Tong Tels
Wileys Quadreit
Swes T
Trami
Warlien
Eight Hour Day Granted in Mining Regions Shows Tension
Reported in Telluride area sources the eight hour day demand by miners shows union influence, with Western Federation officials noting cautious progress and no retaliation against workers who join. Arlington Hotel lease renewed by Woodbury Blair and trustees. terms set for five years starting May 3. Georgetown University gears for the Jubilee celebration and a garden proclamation tied to the Immaculate Conception at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Wallop
Ucionts
Asid Maine
Poilurige
Lo Oliot
Urban
Moboe
Hnaywood
Telluride
Airlington
Arlington Hotel
el © House
Woodbury Blair
National Safe Deposit, Savings | Trust Company
Net
Sant Taylor Roessie
Theophilus
Fl Roessie
Woo Ienth
Georgetown
Georgetown University
London Navy League Branch Organized With Notables
A London branch of the Navy League of the United States was organized with F. B. Blake as chairman and Frank Bliss as vice chairman. Members include Sydney Appleton, William Forbes Fisher, Edward Levis, Hamilton McCormick, Edwin Abbey, James McDonald, Ernest Carter, and Wade Chance. Capt. Stockton, the American naval attaché, praises the league, arguing for a strong naval national policy beyond party lines and noting overseas Americans can help bolster support and awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Navy League of the United States
F. B. Blake
Frank Bliss
Lewis C. Hay
Sydney Appieton
William Forbes Fisher
Edward ©. Levis
Hi. Slay Evans
Hamilton McCormick
Edwin A. Abbey
James McDonald
Ernest Carter
Wade Chance
League
Capt. Stockton
Navy League
Navy League of the
United States
Navy Teague
Bids Opened for Coal Transport to Manila Bay Depot
Naval bids were opened for transporting 25 000 tons of coal from the Atlantic coast to the Manila Bay naval coal depot. Law requires shipment in American bottoms unless no proposal is secured, then the Sec may award to the lowest bidder. Bids ranged 2 50 to 4 19 per ton, including American and foreign ships. foreign bids were often lower. No decision has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Atlantic
Naval Coal Depot
Manila Bay
Secmay
Deaths in Philippines report silent casualties and missing
A cable from the commanding general of the Philippines Division lists casualties from October to November including drownings and a likely drowned Private Cook Termellaver. It notes missing Private Jahn J. Los and others among units Twenty second Infantry and Cavalry, with malaria fever affecting Private First Class Frank Brady.
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Philippines
Philippine Isl
Judy Teeayer
Nasid Cotter
Tray D
Scand Cavalry
Wahim Witleha
Company M
Carp
Jahn J. Los
Cook Termanellaver
Twerts-thiad Infantry
Frank Brady
Hospital Corps
Fort Snelling
St. Lewi
Minn
Admiral Jewell Retired and European Squadron Reorganized
Rear Admiral Jewell retires after forty years. His detachment from command of the European Squadron prompts reassignment of the fleet to the South Atlantic Squadron under Admiral Chadwick. Bradford advances to rear admiral to lead a new Atlantic Training Squadron. Numerous staff and medical officers receive new duties and stations as adjustments follow the retirement and reorganizations.
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Admiral Bradford
Navy Department
Jewell
South Atlantic
Admin Chadwick
Ro Bradford
T. #. Jewel
Duce
Olympia
T Oc. McLean
Pennsylvania
R H. Wads
Navy Yard
Norefolk
Smallpox scare hits Bureau of Corporations staff
Dr Burr J Ramage special attorney in the Bureau of Corporations was removed to a detention hospital with smallpox symptoms after contact with clerks at the office. Commissioner Garfield vaccinated or quarantined others. Clerk Hawes quarantined at Ramage residence following a fishing trip to Great Falls. Ramage’s condition described as favorable with recovery expected.
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Burr J. Ramage
Bureau of Corporations
Hawes
Ramage
Department of Commerce and Labor
Garfield
Ohio
Fourteenth and
F Streets
Health Department
Clerk “Choule
Hamage
Georgia
Great Falls
Conspiracy in Panama Aimed at Amador Regime
Reports from Panama indicate a conspiracy directed against President Amador linked to control of the $10,000,000 US isthmus fund. Details are scarce but the effort is said to have failed after advance warning. Similar elements may attempt another push.
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Panama
Amador
United States
Removal of Dr Charles E D Lord Dismissed in New York
Dr Charles E D Lord, surgeon in the Marine Hospital Service, was dismissed by the Secretary of the Treasury in New York after a breach of promise suit by Mrs Fanny Fohs, a young widow of San Francisco who met him on the Pacific Coast. Press reports misstated his rank as a navy lieutenant.
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Charles E. D. Lord
Marine Hospital Service
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Lord
Fanny Fohs
San Franco
Pacific Coast
Navy
Grenadier Guards Band Delights Washington Audiences
The British Grenadier Guards Band performed at the Columbia and Convention Hall, delivering a high spirited, polished program. Under Willams, the ensemble impressed with precise Tannhauser and selections from Faust and 1812, plus notable solos and piano numbers by Ewen Holme.
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Columbia
Grenadier Guards
Convention Hall
United States
Washington
Sousa
St. Louis Exposition
Edward
Willams
Tiszt
Ewen Holme
Brahm
Liszt
Siegmund
Hiawatha Tonight Sings at Convention Hall with 200 voices
S Coleridge Taylor masterwork Hiawatha will be performed by a 200 voice chorus and 52 piece Marine Band orchestra at Convention Hall this week. Mr Coleridge Taylor, on his first U S visit, conducts and praises the chorus. Performances continue Wednesday and Thursday evenings, with a Friday show in Baltimore at Lyric Hall.
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S. Coleridge-Taylor
Convention Hall
S. Coleridge- Taylor Choral Society
Coleridge-Saylor
America
Marine Band Orchestra
Ng “Hiawatha
Taylor
Jann T. Layton
Lyrie Hall
Baltimore
Hiawatha
Goleridge-Taylor
Edward
Royal Albert Hall
Washington Society
President's Cabinet Meeting Deliberates on Annual Message
Cabinet members discuss forthcoming annual message to Congress as Hay and Metcalf miss meeting due to personal reasons. Vice President aims to finish the draft before a St. Louis Exposition trip. Henry W. Goode of Portland talked with the President about attending the exposition, with no firm commitment. Civil service rules extended to all Isthmian Canal Commission employees except presidentially appointed staff. Post Want Ads promise quick results for classified help-wanted listings.
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Hay
Metcalf
California
Congress
Moosevet
May organize a club at Calumet space likely
Negotiations move toward turning the Business Men's Association into a club at the former Calumet Club premises 1347 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. Plans include ample meeting rooms and social spaces with liquor privileges but no bar. The building, once home to the Washington Press Club, has a storied past and would house committees and related groups along with broader social functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
Calumet Club
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Tiroquois Club
Mito
Dannenhower
Cal. O. G. Staples
Membe
Daniel Loughran
Iroquois Club
Loughran
Bulkley
Business Men’s Association
Business Men's Association Club
Washington Press Club
Business Men
Liquozone Claims Germs Die With Oxygen Power
An advertisement touts Liquozone as a cure for germ diseases, arguing drugs cannot kill germs and oxygen-based Liquozone does. It promises a free first bottle, lists wide disease claims, and includes a mail coupon for full-size orders.
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Liquorone
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Federation OF Labor
Washington Council
Brewers’ Union
Dbe
Fisaerk Wenkers
Wes
Uniess
Valéntien Lee
Atmerican Peveraian
Prntiaans
Ce Urea
Hsted Boageae Tlyraa
Bethe
Rover
Amenvan Federation
Dole Rob Teat
Leo
Nestle Couime de
Roy
Ared
New Orleans
Irler
Colorado
Liquest
William Sebardt
Chicago
Uae
Michiel Davitt
Erbedo Ted
Bagine
tRieiye
Friends OF Strong Navy
The
War Department
Gen. Wade
Admiral Jewell
Juidyles I" Stivers
Kansasity
Hag Deen
Charles W Parker
Albany
North Adams
Fort Jes
Groper
United States Army
Fort Myer
E. Fortin
Slocum
Bey
Treurieti
Swift
Newport
R. L. Noy
United States Naval
Bradford
Narragansett Bu
Lebanon
Calgoa
Culgoa
Dewartree
Oliver
Lewes
Del
Wilson
Wil
C. McLean
League Island
Penn
Cramp & Philadelphia
Gcaajsell
DR. Lord
Comptroller of the Currency
Des Moines
Leghorn
Italy
Genoa
Cleveland
Villefranche
Vilefranche
Bancroft
San Juan
Bennington
Marblehead
Boston
Pancam2
Leonidas
Lambert Point
Hartford
Norfolk
Dee Afpines
Grenadier Band
Portland
Henry W. Goode
Ore
Mr. Goode
Civil Service
Isthmus
Post
Wynne
Hunter Arnold
North Corona
Marne—Lawry
Emma F. Winchenbach
Vermont
J. P. Graton
Bennettsville
S. C
South Carolina
Conway
OS. C
Bobbitt Chemical Co
Thet Bie
Kara Gibson
Maggie L. Gibson
Bosbitt Chemical CO
Affleck’s Wholesale
Penna. Ave. N. W
Physicians and Hospital
Arighi
Dandruf
Wabash Ave
Chingo
Fin Adaseays
Croscott
Lewis A. Crossett
Ince Orth Abington
Mas
Minerzen
Senate
West
Walter B. Stevens
the Post
Washington Post
Forest City
BP. Ou
Anes
Udden’s Credit House
Cor. 7Th and
H Sts
Vale Laundry
10Th St
New York Ave
Adler Clothing
Adler
Victor E.adler
Clothing House
Tth
St. Nw
Great Cash Furniture House
Axminster
Sackson Bros
Seventh Street
Corby
Corby’s Modern Bakery
Weles
Obebeiin
E. Fougera & CO
N. William St
N.Y
Maine
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