Bay Captains Strike Four Vessels In Chesapeake Tie Up
Bay captains succeeded in tying up several Pennsylvania Railroad Company steamers on Chesapeake routes. Four of eight sailings went out with nonunion crews while four stayed in port. The lines operate 30 steamers over 2,200 miles with a $26.6 million truck business annually. 75 to 80 workers could be idled by a full tie-up. Engineers may be called to support deck officers, though no action has been reported.
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Union
Companion
Epectiag
Baltimore
Mad
Bay
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chesapeake
Love Point
Avalon
Tangier
Anne Arundel
Geoghegan
Taylor
Enoch Pratt
Pocomoke
Annual Leesburg Hunts with Middlesex and Loudoun Hounds
Leesburg expected to host the Middlesex Hunt Club of Massachusetts for its annual hunt series near Leesburg in November December and January. Huntsmen Robert Cotesworth and Milas W Inman arrange stables at Mayfield farm with Westmoreland Davis facilitating. The Middlesex Hunt, arriving Oct 26, will join the Loudoun hounds for meets starting November 1 on alternate days.
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Chase
Loudoun Hounds
Washington
Leesburg
Robert Cotesworth
Henry Higginson
Middlesex Hunt Club
Massachusetts
Loudoun
Mayfield Farm
Milas W
Inman
New York City
Westmoreland Davis
Goudean Club
Middlesex Hunt
Bucks Held for Jury in Guantanamo Bay Stabbing Case
Newport News Oct 1 United States Commissioner A C Garrett held for the federal grand jury Pred Bucks colored the prisoner brought from the cruiser Columbia at Guantanamo Bay last May. Bucks stabbed Alvan C Taylor a government employee aboard ship. He and three witnesses two Indian negresses and a government laborer were taken to Richmond by Deputy Marshal West Bucks a Georgia negro.
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Newport News
United States
A C Garrett
Federal Grand Jury
Bucky
Columbia
Muba Bucks
Alvan C Taylor
Guantanamo Bay
Richmond
West
Bucks
Laws found on trusty thwart jail escape attempt
In Danville Virginia a trusted prisoner named Thomas F Trent, confined to be hanged November 9 for murder, was caught by Jailer Wolfolk while attempting to smuggle two steel saws into the jail. Trent, released on parole, bought the tools with a fellow inmate or worker. authorities alerted and the plan was foiled. Trent was sentenced to ninety days in jail in the mayor's court.
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Washington
Danville
John Green
Wolfolk
Thomas F Trent
Pegro
Trent
Fatal Fall From Window In Richmond Hotel
Andrew J. Gray, sixty one, fell eighteen feet from a second story hotel window to Broad street in Richmond. He died ten minutes later from a base skull fracture and a broken elbow while visiting with his son William Gray.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Broad Street
Andrew J. Gray
Gray
Alty
William Gray
Virginia Democratic Campaigners Open Headquarter in Richmond
Gov Swanson and Senators Daniel and Martin among Virginia campaigners opening headquarters in Richmond. Chairman J Taylor Hayes and Senator Daniel plan stumps with Judge William Hodges Minn and Lt George Tucker among speakers. Campaign battles to focus on the Fifth and Ninth districts, especially the latter.
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Gov
Swanson
Daniel and
Martin
Virginia
Warhlyston
Richmond
J. Taylor Hayen
Daniel
Wiliam Hodges Minn
George Tucker
Mal D. Flood
Ohio Principal Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life
A Ohio principal, Redman Omatia, residing near Struthers, shot his wife and then killed himself at 2 pm, reported from Wellston and Bristol facts linked to Oct 1. The tale also notes blended local tragedies including a Philadelphia shooting and a bay described assault in Wellston area.
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Ohio
Youngstown
Redman Omatia
Struthers
Here
Federal government sues over shipyard contracts in Virginia
The United States District Court in Richmond accuses Trigg Shipbuilding Co and Virginia Trust Co of breach over contracts for ties and equipment for the government air freighter Benguerd. Two bids valued at 60000 and 520000 were accepted. the shipbuilder later went into receivership, the incomplete dredge was finished by the government in Norfolk, and bonds under the contract are sought for recovery, with Virginia Trust Co named as responsible for performance.
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Specter
Washington
Richmond
Trigg Shipbuilding Company Areginija Trust Company
Fredge Benguerd
Virginia Truat Company
Shipbuilding Company
Norfolk
Witigatton
Virginia Trust Company
Sparkler Led 10 Arrest In Philadelphia Jewel Theft Case
In Pulaski Virginia a Colored man Marshall Parker and his mulatto wife Lille Russell Brown Butler Parker were arrested with jewels valued at 19000 and Parker holding 400 in cash. They are sought in Philadelphia for robbing Mrs Mary Tatem at 2052 North Park Ave on Sept 18. A Philadelphia detective is involved and local authorities reclaimed the pair and the jewels awaiting requisition papers.
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Roanoke
Marshall Parker
Lille Russell- Brown-Butler-Parker
Pulaski
Parker
Philadelphia
Mary Tatem
North Park Avenue
Hay Hayes
Horses Drowned as Ferry Callahan Breaks from Slip
The Callahan ferry at Alexandria near 11:30 a.m. slipped free as the steel anchor chain parted in a northeast wind and ebb tide. Two horses and a lumber wagon belonging to Smooth & Co. plunged into the Potomac. driver Harry Tyler escaped by jumping to safety but could not save the animals or wagon as deck hands tried to free them. The carcasses were recovered from the slip.
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Uoon
Thomas Stole Nine Horses in Virginia Prison Sentence
Negdo Prisoner William Thomas, colored, to serve twenty seven years for horse stealing. Guard B T Smith of Richmond, traveling through Alexandria, reported the case from Fairfax County. Accomplices William Laddrane and William Whiting to serve one year each for assault and assault with intent to kill. Thomas pleaded guilty to stealing nine horses and received three years for each offense.
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Negdo
Virginia
B. T. Smith
Richmond
Alexandria
Pairfax County
William Thomas
William Laddrane
William Whiting
Thomas
Magoon Against Coolies in Panama Labor Debate
Retiring Panama Minister Magoon arrived in New York aboard the Panama and argued against Chinese coolie labor on the canal. He warned such workers would be unreliable, noting limits on Chinese laborers and favoring other workers for U S projects in the isthmus. He spoke with aides including Lee Cook and Duque.
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New York
Canal
Charles H. Magoon
Canal Zone
Colon
Joseph W.J. Lee
Ecuador
Thomas W. Cook
J. Gabriel Duque
Magdon
Barbados
United States
Man Accused of Beating Neighbor Over Piano Noise
Henry de Miles of 12 Fourteenth Street Northeast said Edward Stewart of 636 Fourteenth Street beat his wife, Mrs. Henry de Miles, after she played hymns. She described being grabbed by the throat and knocked to the ground before her husband arrived and a gun was shown. Police, called to the scene, did not arrest Stewart pending warrants and pursuit.
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Henry de Miles
Ninth Precinct
Postes
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Falvey
Pastor Quits Under Cloud At Genesee Avenue Church
In Saginaw Michigan Oct L there is church turmoil as Rev J Murray Taylor resigns from Genesee Avenue Christ's Church amid accusations linked to Washington DC troubles. Elder W H Borrowman claims evidence exists while attorney J B Kirby delivers affidavits. Taylor, visiting Kentucky, says charges are baseless and plans to pursue business.
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Washington Post
Saginaw
Mich
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Christ's Church
J. Murray Taylor
Washington, D. C
W. H. Borrowman
Washington
Dr. Taylor
J. B. Kirby
Taylor
Mr. Hitley
Trinistry
Oppose Government Band Boston Aldermen Protest at Fair
Boston October 1 A resolution by Boston aldermen protests the Employment of the United States Marine Band from Washington DC by the Food Fair that opened today The measure, offered by Alderman Bromberg, argues government bands should not compete with civilian groups and asks the mayor to urge withdrawal of the band from Boston at once.
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Boston
United States Marine Pond
Washington, D. C
Board of Aldermen
Bromberg
Secretary of the Navy
City Rail Accident Injures Brakeman Richard Hyde
In the yard of the Southern about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Richard Hyde a thirty year old brakeman sustained an injury to his left thigh from a breaking rail under an engine He was sent to Emergency Hospital His condition is not serious The report also lists army and navy officers registered at the War Department and Navy Department with several names and assignments
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War Department
D. Ly Reoy
First Cavalry
Thirty-first Street
Noble H—thiy
Hartsock
Ashington Barracks
Speer Howe
Artillery Co
Brys Aestréat
Fort Adams
Navy Department
Palmer
Colarama
Glennie Tarbox
Newark Shooting After Midnight Serenade Case
Antonio Zacardo was arrested in Newark for allegedly shooting Joseph Delicio after Delicio pursued Zacardo's granddaughter with nightly serenades under the window of Mary Marrone at her home. Delicio, once a hospital keeper, remains unable to recover as doctors report his condition. The incident followed warnings to stop the late night singing in Miss Marrone's neighborhood.
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Ong Etalian
Newark
N. J
Antonio
Zacardo
Joseph Delicio
Delicio
Mary Marrone
Zecardo
Newa
Cence Delicio
Miss Martehe
Fatal auto crash near Denver kills 5 year old in street car collision
A fast automobile carrying Joseph M. Phillips his two daughters and Thomas Close collided with a tramway car near the central loop in Denver. The five year old Nort Phillips was crushed and killed. Ruby Phillips sustained minor injuries while Close was taken home under medical care. Phillips escaped unharmed.
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Joseph M. Phillips
Thomas Close
Central Loop
Nort
Phillipa
Ruby
Close
Phillips
Fate of Fagin Decided as Grand Jury Indicts Cincinnati Official
Cincinnati United States Marshal Vivian Fagin faces possible dismissal after a grand jury indicted him for interfering with an election officer and assault. The case, pursued from Civil Service scrutiny to the Justice Department, culminates with anticipated presidential action to remove Fagin from office.
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Consuers Ix
Washington
Vivian Fagin
United States
Ohio
Cincinnati
Marshal Fagin
Fagin
Civil Service Commission
Marshal Feelinots
Republican
Bamilton
George Cox
Cox
Commission
Robb
Civil Service
Greene
Department of Justices
Russell
Moody. R
Department of Justice
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Auch
Gran Jury
Howard Publishing Company employees defend integrity
An employee letter contends that October 1 report accusing Howard Publishing staff of moral unfitness and incompetence is false. The writer asserts union card offers, retention promises, and misuse of overtime keys to imply fault, naming George and a firm member and urging fair coverage of the dispute.
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George Esard
Fourteenth Street
Insurance Reform Proposals From National Insurance Meet
The thirty seventh annual convention of U S insurance commissioners opens at Arlington Hotel with 100+ officials from diverse regions. A committee on uniform legislation pushes a District of Columbia insurance code and a new bureau under Commerce and Labor. Five uniformity bills cover surplus accounting, transparent management, strict company control, reserve funding, and ban on political contributions. The body weighs a broad act to regulate life companies and bar fund diversion to campaigns.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Arlington Hotel
Insurance Commissioners of
United States
Insurance Ccelon
Chicago
Insurance Commissioners
Artington
Thomas DB. O'Brien
Thomas D.O Brien
Zeno M. Host
B. I. Carroll
F. L. Frei
Henry KR. Prewitt
E. Polk
Thomas H. Drake
W. D. Vandiver
Myron Wolt
A. ¥. Vorys
Frank Crouse
George H Adams
H. Z. Young
District of Columbia
Bureau of Insurance
Mito
BEGINS 38TH SESSION AT NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
The National University Law School opened its thirty eighth annual session with the largest classes in its history. Chancellor presided as Prof Charles Caruel the new dean addressed students about aims including expanding legal education for civil employers in government service and keeping the school as a night program focusing on core law topics. Other faculty members introduced their courses and the new master of patent law degree was discussed alongside the equity chair appointment and Tuesday start.
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Law School
Charles ¥. Caruel
Law Faculty
Eugene Caruel
Juatha Alvey
Carusi
Alma
Dey
Pes Taduetes
Geman
Ite
Coukas
LAW SCHOOL OPENS AT WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW
An unusually large enrollment marked the eleventh term opening of Washington College of Law. Dean Ellen Spencer Mussey spoke on the value of legal training. Vacancy from Judge Elijah Foster’s death is filled by Hegarty as Blackstone lecturer and Miss Mary Wood as contracts lecturer. Wood is an alumna of the college. Hegarty also has Georgetown University connections. A committee including Miss Emma Gillett and others was named to draft resolutions on Judge Foster’s death.
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Washington College of Law
Ellen Spencer Mussey
Elijah Foster
Hegarty
Blackstone
Mary Wood
Js Wood
Georgetown University Ash
Ins Oarer
Emma Gillett
Margaret C. Lohr
Elizabeth Tyler
Clinton RB
Colvin
H. C. Dutton
Foster
Printing Divisions Consolidated Under Public Printer Stillings
The Government Printing Office merges the Specifications and Gazette divisions. Theodore Hodes becomes chief of the consolidated unit. W R Stamp Sr moves to a new role in the department. J M Craig is reassigned to management duties amid the reshuffle.
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Government Printing Office
Stillings
Patent Office
Theotore Hodes
Gazette Department
Consolidated Forces
W. R Stamp Sr
Nery Department
Verde J. M. Craig
Acting Postmaster General Drawe Favors United States Treasurer
Acting Postmaster General Hitchcock signed the largest check of the career for 9,000,000 drawn on the Abstutant Treasurer in Chicago to transfer surplus from the money order fund to the Treasury. Normally surplus redemptions go via checks up to 1,000,000, but rapid growth at Chicago required this larger transfer to the Treasury Department.
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United States
Hitchcock
Chicago
Washington
Treasury Department
Post Office Department
Death of Dr Herrick Ex Army Chaplain in Watertown
Watertown New York October 1 The Rev Dr Oxgnad Herrick aged eighty a chaplain retired and at his home here today Born Windsor Vermont 1828 He was appointed chaplain by President Lincoln in 1864 and retired in 1875 Cedar Rapids Iowa October 1 William A Hunter seventy warden of the State Prison at Ammona for the last twelve years died last night Escer Rome October 1 Count Adolfo Pignciani eighty three commander in chief of the dissolved pontifical army died today
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Herrick
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Lincoln
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Wiliam A. Hunter
Princh
Ammona
Rome
Get
Adolfo Pignciani
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