Labor Unions Trusts Push Prosecution Open Shop Stand
Citizens' Industrial Association of America adopts resolutions backing the open shop and pledging support to the United Typothetae in opposing strikes. It calls for investigation and prosecution of labor trusts and vows equal treatment of all trusts, praising the judiciary for fair interpretations of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Industrial Association
United Typothetae
Bt. Louis
Citizen's Industrial Associaton of America
United Typothetas of America
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Citizens’ Industrial Assotion of America
Fed
Bo Ft
America
MARRIAGE LICENSES AND OBITUARIES LISTED
A jumble of license declarations and obituaries appears, naming individuals from Virginia Maryland and beyond. Entries include marriages, deaths, funeral notices, and memorial references with varied dates in late 1900s era press style.
Health Office Record Deaths in November and December
Health department death entries list varied ages and causes. Names and locales appear with ages from teens to eighty plus, including residents of hospitals and homes in multiple streets and towns.
Undertakers and Embalmers Public Notice Incomplete
Local funeral services list several undertakers and embalmers with addresses on F Street Northwest Tenth Street and Capitol Hill. Entries indicate crematorium references and 24 hour service with connections to livery and adjacent parlors, all sharing general funeral care offerings.
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Speare
F Street
N. W
Chapel En Prentses
Tenth St
George P. Zurhorst
Emmalver
East Gapitod Mt. Telephone
Recognition of Open Shop Principles Leaders in Labor
A historic platform reaffirms open shop principles. The document endorses fair dealings for all workers, supports private contracts, limits on hours by mutual agreement, and calls for law enforcement. Officers elected include President C. W. Post of Battle Creek and J. W. Van Nunemacher of Louisville as vice presidents, with Maj. A. C. Rosencranz named secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
C. W. Post
Battle Creek
J. W. van
St. Louis
Nunemacher
Louisville
A. C. Marshall
Dayton
Ohio
Maj
A. C. Rosencranz
Byanseville
Ind
Firelord Tenement Tragedy in New York Inferno
Five tenants burned to death in an Italian tenement at 221 East Seventy third Street. The dead Razndi, Lorea, Tiazzi, Tiazza, Selarde kneeling on a second floor stairway. Police suspect an incendiary linked to Black Hand threats demanding $2000. Firefighters rescued others from packed fire escapes as flames roared from a ground floor grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Seventy-third Street
Giuseppi Randazzi
Antonio Lorea
Salvatore Tiazza
Santa Tiazza
Antonio Selarde
Smpire
Black Hand Society
Worcester's wealthy benefactor Steven Salisbury dies at 71
Special to The Washington Post Worcester Massachusetts November 18 Steven Salisbury a longtime benefactor and one of New England's wealthiest men died this morning of pneumonia after a brief illness He was seventy one and the last of his name with no living relatives His vast fortune estimated at twenty to twenty million will go to Worcester Harvard University Clark Worcester Polytechnic Institute and local hospitals His latest gift of one hundred thousand dollars to Worcester Polytechnic Institute was announced today He was a former president of the American Antiquarian Society and left a large endowment profile across several institutions remains unspecified
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Washington Post
Worcester
Mass
New England
Steven Salisbury
Salisbury
Harvard University
United States
William R. Estes
Zittau
Germany
Solingen
Estes
Odell Hearing Reveals Settlement Tactics and Threat Denials
The testimony covers Odell’s denials of threatening remarks to settle the Mercantile Trust suit. It details conversations with Hyde Colby and Harriman, Ambler bill talks, and the 75 000 dollar settlement via assignment to the Mercantile Trust. Also noted are campaign funds, insurance connections, and related investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mr. Hughes
Mercantile Trust Company
Harriman
Mutual Life Trustees Reveal Salary Cut and Loose Practices
New York November 16 A special board meeting of Mutual Life Insurance Company trustees heard a preliminary report from the investigating committee. President Richard A McCurdy voluntarily cut his pay from 150000 to 75000 yearly and other executives followed suit. The committee urged retrenchment and questioned agency contracts while recommending a switch to salaries for commissions. It also proposed ending the Albany office operations and summoned Andrew C Fields to New York for testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trustees
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Richard A. McCurdy
McCurdy
McCurthy
Special Investigating Committee
Willam H. Truesdell
John W. Auchincloss
Stuyvesant Fish
CH. Raymond Co
Louis Thebaud
Robert H. McCurdy
Legislative Investigating Committee
Commission
Albany
N. Yui
Andrew C. Fields
Fields
Armstrong Investigation Committee
Peigelarn
Odell Gains Ground as Hyde Inquiry Fails to Tarnish Standing
Former Governor Odell’s passionate denial of Hyde’s charges appears to stabilize his White House status and party influence. Congressional testimony and recent political advances boost Odell’s grip on New York machinery, despite the Hyde affair and ongoing federal investigations.
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Hyde
Odell
New York Legislative Committee
Big Fe
New York
White House
Platt
Wiliam Barnes, Jr
New York Republican State Committee
James Hazen Hyde
Young Hyde
Henkel
United States
Roosevelt
Board of Estimates
Odellehail
Iran
Factional Strife Over Odell Split Aims for NY Marshal Fight
In a New York political tableau President Roosevelt sidelines Odell's foes while Platt retains patronage leverage. William Leary, a Roosevelt ally and marshalship candidate opposing Senator Pratt ally Henkel, gains hope as Leary’s ties to the President could sway results if Platt is placated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
Platt
New York
Roosevelt
William Leary
Pratt
Henkel
Leary
Ip.rs
Odell Declares Stay as New York GOP Chairman
Ex Governor Odell, jr. says he will remain the chairman of the Republican State committee, replying to questions about an interview with Senator Thomas C. 1, in New York on November 16. The statement centers on Odell’s intention to continue leading the party apparatus despite recent speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Committee
New York
Republican State Committee
B. B
Odell, Jr
Thomas C
Platt in Washington Discusses New York State Chairmanship
Senator Platt met with President Roosevelt in Washington to discuss the New York State chairmanship and a potential successor to Odell. He returned to the city today and declined further interviews, but reportedly sent letters to local Republican leaders arranging meetings at his office. Also noted are calls to elect John Skelton Williams to the Equitable Life board and brief notices on ocean steamer movements with arrivals and sailings in New York and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
Hyde
France
Mr. Hyde
Gilchrist
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Kuhn, Loach & C P
Equitable Society
State Superintendent of Insurance
Henry Rogers Winthrop
The
Equitable
Jordan
Louis M. Bailey
Bond and
George H. Squire
Squire
Equitable Life
Bailey
Platt
Roosevelt
Washington
New York State
Odell
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Labor Unions
Tenat M. Parker
Landove
Fo Aseprard
Levington
Shapiro
Hewsin Kamiakkorita
Erwly
Louise A. Zink
Balefaure
Fredrick W. Vlerkoph
Clara
Harding
Laurel
Mouglae J. Murray
Elizabeth C. Randall
Joh de Fimmer
E. Frances White
Favetons
Tlain M) Harrison
Sarah X. Smith
Cimare
Homa
Newton Tient
Epiphany
E. Newton, M
Paterson
Cornelia Ridgely Hunt
Ralph T
Mollie B. Coombe
Turek
Massachusetts Avenue
Baturid
la St. Irm’s Church
Tyass
Rock Creek
California Avenue
Joseph F
John McGinnis
Geelasstephens
le McMilkin
Margaret McMilan
Oeloek
OSE Stephens Wat
Gaia
Woo
Juseph
Mauls Church
Brenty
St. John's Church
Boone Tiles
Meiladelphia
Faw Siddenly
Thuredis
Swelfth
Flenry O. Vowles
Health Office Record
iRennrtel
Wrinan
Aren
Nat
Sears
Santeesrooran
Sodders’ Home
Marna Do Frist
Atev St. Tennalistown
Mare Eelheway
Southesst
Weed
Ueh
McGinnes
Water
Whensia
Cours Am
Weis Ony
Cureelnan
Ana Auhlin
League of the Building
Victina
City
Albert J. Pitkin
American Locomotive Company
Riverside Drive
Pitkin
Atlantic Equipment Company
Locomotive and Machine Company
Montreal Locomotive Security Company
Richmond Locomotive Works
Rogers Locomotive Works
Denver
Uriah B. Wilson
Old Timers’ Association of Telegraphers
William B. Maynard
Ann Arbor
Mich
Spencer, Mags. v
Arva Grinnell
Chapultepec
Grinnell
To-Kalon
4Th St
New York World
Charles M. Schwab
Mr. Schwab
James Ho Hyde
Ambler
Mr. Odell
Bainbridge Colby
James H. Hyde
Afetcantite Trust Company
Colby
EB. H. Harriman
Iby
Dot
Metropolitan Club
Mercantile Trust
McIntyre
Rench
National Committee
Senator Platt
A. C. Fields
Andrew Hamilton
Ode
Hughes
Jerome
Fire Company
Whiting Paper Company
American Bicycle Trust
Alexander
Green
Marcet
Untermyer
Mgr. Odett
Chauncey M. Depew
George H. Squires
Tendricks
Henry B. Hyde
Society
Depew Improvement Company
Paul Morten
Saares
Ayer
Gurdy
Mutual
Sloan’s Art Galleries
G St
Washington, D.C
Margaret Edes
Washington, D. C
Sloan’s
G Street
Thomas Hyde
Hubley Ashston
Enry H. Flather
G. Sloan & Co
Williams
Equitable Board
Warrington Post
Richmond
John Skelton Williams
Richmond Bankera
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Virginia Volley Raiders
Moltke
Hamburg
Vila Plymouth
Cherbourg
Lafarole
Avre
Main
Bremen
London
Minneapolis
Queenstown
Oceanic
Liverpool
Morton C
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