Gaines Book Attacks Trusts and Tariffs in Democratic Text
The Democratic campaign handbook by Representative John Wesley Gaines argues for tariff reform, rising tariffs harm shipbuilding, and trusts sell cheaper abroad. It cites Aldrich, Shaw, Babcock, and Parker, alleges railroads control Republicans, and contrasts Cassie Chadwick’s punishment with others who go free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines
John Wesley Gaines
Tennessee
Wienry Clay
James A. Garfield
James G. Nilalne
Aldrich
Ghaw
Babcock
United States
Sevyerd
Morgan
Pettus
Walsh Bank
Chicago
Enterprise National Bank
Pittsburg
Conares
Cassie Cadwick
Cassie Chadwick
Government Seeks Bond Forfeit in Peckham Case
In Criminal Court No 3 yesterday special counsel Morgan H Beach moved to forfeit Frederick A Peckham s $19000 bond tied to a 6440 Revised Statutes indictment about the inclosure of official cotton reports. Justice Stafford to hear argument today with Peckham represented by Henry Davis and A A Birney. Holmes and Hues also named in the October 2005 indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan H. Beach
Frederick A. Peckham
Justice Stafford
Peckham
William H. Trouland
Edwin H. Holmes
Moses Hues
Henry
Davis
A. A. Birney
Obituary notices from 1905 to 1908 list multiple deaths in New York and elsewhere
A collection of short death notices and funeral details appears for individuals named Aaron Fowler Geddes Jones Roach Tasker and others. Entries specify dates in 1905 1906 1908 with ages or relations and burial or church service locations in New York St Louis Baltimore Winchester and Anne Arundel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron
East Twenty-sixth Street
Sheepshead Bay
Joseph B. Aaron
Blanga
Foustal
Cypress HI Fauntleroy
Delmar Boulevard
Bt. Louis
Thomas Turner Fauntleroy
bin Axe
Winchester
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Seattle
Virginia
Fowler
New York
Susan Wayland Fowler
Francia Fowler
Washington, DC
Saratoxe Springs
Weermorzland
Roach
Huclid Street
Sarah Borromer
Lnte
Edward Neale
Catherins Manning
St Paul
Ant Fifteenth
Thurday
Tasker
Brown ‘Street
Mia Eva Compton Tasker
VC Tasker
Evelyn Henna Wuneral
St James
Anne Arund
Counte
Night school offerings expand across districts in Allandanus area
Evening courses grow with 90 cents total cost, covering elementary studies at Franklin Gay Jefferson and Corcoran, business at Business High School, and new classes in cooking at 21 H street and Capitol Hill. Mechanical drawing may form at Business High if demand justifies. Colored night schools report 670 attendees across Garnett Stevens Randall and Armstrong, with sewing cooking and millinery drawing crowds and needing more teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Gay Jefferson
Corcoran
H Street
Jefferson, Sixth
D Streets
Capitol Hill
Wallach
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Business
Garnett
Stevens
Randall
Armstrong
Teachers to Be Examined for Public Schools
Three vacancies in the teaching staff will be filled by the highest scoring applicants in an exam next Thursday and Friday. Assistant Superintendent Hughes completed the list of study topics. The examination will be at Franklin School under H. English and Miss S. E. Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Franklin School
H. Engiish
8. E. Simmons
No Decision Reached At Arlington Insurance Convention
The thirty seventh annual convention of national insurance commissioners adjourned without a report after sessions extending past 2 a.m. The committee of fifteen failed to complete its work. deliberations will continue with a report due by November 15. More than 150 delegates attended the Arlington gathering where Henry B. F. Macfarland welcomed them and James W. Barry spoke on ongoing insurance reforms and caution in public risk. The day included talks by Thomas A. Whelan of Fidelity and Deposit Co. The group’s officers were listed and Roosevelt's White House talk was scheduled for this morning.
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National Insurance Commissioners
Arlington
Henry B. F. Macfarland
Macfarland
Thomas A. Whelan
Baltimore
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Maryland
James V. Barry
Michigan
Theron Ungon
Connecticut
J. J. Brinkerhoff
Illinois
Thomas B. Drake
District of Columbia
F. J. Cutting
Massachusetts
B. F. Gerrold
Iowa
Re, Folk
Tennessee
A. I. Vorys
Ohio
Roosevelt
White House
Scientific Banquet for Insurance Chiefs at Harvey's
The National Convention of Insurance Commissioners hosted an informal dinner at Harvey's titled a Scientific Investigation of the Genny Ostra. Max Cohon of Views organized it. Commissioner Macfarland and Michigan’s James V. Barry attended as honored guests. About two hundred members plus guests enjoyed a varied oyster feast in a relaxed setting.
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Insurance Commissioners
Harvey's
National Convention of Insurance Commissioners
Max Cohon
Views
Washington Insurance Journal
Macfarland
James V. Barry
Michigan
Woman Dies Suddenly in Northwest City
Ella Hawkins aged thirty seven of 30 street northwest died at J Emergency Hospital from internal hemorrhages after being found ill at her home about two hours earlier. She passed away early yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hawkins
J Emergency
Canteen Attack Sparks Debate at Temperance Convention
Mrs Clinton Smith president of the District Woman's Christian and Temperance Union opened the thirty-second annual convention at Calvary Baptist Church urging abolition of the army canteen. About 200 members heard her contend army posts shelter low dives, while Gen Fred Grant cites drink as a major factor in desertions. The opening session featured prayers, reports from local unions, and emphasis on cradle roll children and soldiers pledges. Officers to be elected today and delegates chosen for forthcoming world and national conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Smith
Woman's Christ and Temperance Union
War Department
Fred Grant
W. H. Baker
Samuel H. Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
Florence L. Jett
Eastern
A. K. Wright
Centerial Baptist Church
Emma
Shelton
de Reimer
W. A.de Telmer
Webber
Reed Smoot
Charles P. Grandfield
Chapin
Margaret Gittinger
West End
Carrie Fernandes
Northwest
D. C. Perham
Capital Hil
Grace L. Chapin
Anacostia
J. A. Dony
North Capitol
BK. M Williamson
Southwest
M. Battus
F. E. Willard
J. C. Kauffman
Southeast
Emily Moffatt
Loreit
Proctor
Lincoln Memorial
Brown
Georgetown
Emily G. Wilson
Nineteenth Street Baptist
Ella Boston
Hamline
Elizabeth Miler
Eckington
S. A Hussey
A. M.douglass
L. Knight
Bloomingdale
K. H. Dubay
Zion Baptist
Mamie Datcher
Union Wesley
George Bldd
Frances Bliss
Elizabeth Rice
Wells Buckingham
Edith Tingley
Edith Pierce
Ethelwyn Johnson
Louise Stewart
William Lineback
A. C. Gilles
R. W. Christian
Clayton Emig
Emma ¥ F. Randolph
Mabel T. Callahan
Uncle Sami
Boys In Blue
Lindsey D. Clark
Mothers’ Club
T. A. Williams
Jennie Smith
Ella B. Boston
W. A. de Reimer
Boston
Hartford
Panama President Amador to Visit the United States
President Amador of Panama plans an extended summer visit to the United States with his wife. In his absence, Panama's U.S. Minister Obaldia will act as president, while Canal Zone Governor Mageon will be the official at the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amador
Panama
United States
Obaldia
Mageon
Canal Zone
State Department
Commission to test adding and computing machines
The Postmaster General appoints a commission to evaluate all varieties of adding and computing machines for department use. Both electric and hand models will be considered. The test will be held in the Buach Building on Ti street northwest, October 18, opening to manufacturers of such machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buach
Ti' # street
Directors Gause Stir Hope Now in Business Men
Controversy at a joint committee meeting over consolidation of the Board of Trade, Business Men's Association, and Jobbers and Shippers' Association into a Washington Chamber of Commerce. Directors delayed action, leaving plans to be thrashed out at tonight's session. Debate centers on a 400,000 club and speeding Greater Washington efforts. Southern Railway freight through billing set to begin October 15 after yard occupancy delays.
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Board of Trade
Board of Trade, Business Men’s Association
Board of ‘Trade
Greater Washington
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Railway
Potomac Yards
Promotions Routinely Regarded In Civil Service
Chief Examiner F M Kiggins dismissed a Shannon complaint as based on a misapprehension. He said H P Cassady and G P McCauley, laborers in the mail bag repair shop, were promoted in line with an earlier presidential order that placed many in the classified service and entitled them to examinations for promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Shannon
Civil Service Commission
F. M. Kigeins
Shannon
H. P. Cassady
G. P. McCauley
Mr. Kiggins
Cassady
McCauley
Mary Washington Club to elect regent after Mrs Lee death
The Mary Washington Chapter DAR will elect a regent at the Washington Club to fill the vacancy created by the death of Mrs Elizabeth Blair Lee. The chapter is the oldest and largest in the District with over 200 members. A military telegram from Maj Gen Wade at Governors Island confirms the drowning death of sergeant Morris G Ober and private Roy A Fordon of Coast Guard Company.
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Mary Washington Club
Elizabeth Blair Lee
Washington Club
Mary Washington Chapter
Army
Wade
Governors Island
Warmaster
Morris G. Ober
Roy A Fordon
Fenty-Second Company
Coast
Loss of Appetite Age New Dish After Ser Man Br Oh Slish
Unclear text fragment describes appetite loss linked to a man and br oh slish term. Reads as damaged OCR with insufficient readable facts to identify people places or events.
Will Parade With Vets From Roosevelt Garrison
Roosevelt Garrison of the Army and Navy Union calls all members to join the Spanish War veterans parade on October 9. Other garrisons are expected to participate, with over 250 Army and Navy Union members likely in line. Brig General A S Burt and Commander J Joyce spoke on brotherly love as shown by reunions of former aides. remarks also by Col Dean, W Carter, W J Elliott, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Army and Navy Union
A. S. Burt
J Joyce
Col. Dean
W. Carter
W. J Elliott
Word Contest at Our Warerooms Seeks Piano Credit Winners
A historical notice invites submissions for a word contest with a credit prize. Participants must list words in alphabetical order, count them, sign with name and address, and mail to 1225 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington DC. Three impartial judges decide winners. ties yield identical piano credits. GROUP A offers fifty certificates for words nearest to the prize total, each worth $100 toward any new piano.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C
Mrs Roosevelt Dahlias Spark Local Show and Plans
The Florist Club held its annual dahlias exhibit in Scottleh Rite Hall on G Street NW. The Mrs Roosevelt variety drew heavy interest for its soft pink shading while Caroline Duvr impressed with warm crimson petals. Judges awarded prizes to Richard Vincent Jr Sons and W R Gray. the Washington Rose Society plans a December exhibition under Peter Bisket.
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Floriste’ Club
Scottleh
Alexis
Jones
Lounsdale
Hilda
Messrs
George Cooke
George Field
Charles McCauley
George Shaffer
Rose Society Convention to Gather In Washington in March
Blackiston and McCauley lead a florists event plan with Willian H. Ernst as treasurer. The highlight is the National Rose Society convention in Washington in March 19, with delegates from nationwide clubs and top growers attending. Mr. Bisset argues Washington should host, claiming the city has poor flower supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Az. Blackiston
Charles McCauley
Willian H. Ernst
National Rose Society
Washington
United States
Bisset
Per Capita Circulation Reaches Record High in U S
The per capita circulation in the United States on October 1 rose to 3.08 dollars, the highest on record, based on an estimated population of 85,014,000. Figures compare to 92.09 dollars last month and 3262 dollars on August 1 with 31.03 dollars a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
When Is a Dog Not a Dog Under License Act
In Washington DC the question of when a dog becomes subject to license arose after A Lincoln Goodall complained a policeman ordered him to license a six month old puppy. Corporation Counsel Thomas said a dog is not subject to license until it can run at large, urging the age rule be clarified by the district's laws and the county authorities.
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District of Columbia
Corporation
Thomas
A. Lincoln Goodall
Tenth Strest
Mr. Goodall
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Washington Post
Undertakers
W.R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
George P. Zarhorst
Capito St
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth ST NW
Phinel Telephone North
Insurance Conference Committee
President Smith
W.C.U
Politi
Sisler Kem Embens
Amanda M. Dean
Mo Teaa
Spawes
Aras
Stenz
Giovanni Malatesta
Rosa Menikhetmi
Columba Cristofani
Virgina Bryan
Felice Cristofani
Bernard M. Bryan
Gause Stir
Browning
Roosevelt Garrison
Bradbury
South
F. G. Smith Piano CO
W. P. van Wickle
Bradbury Building
Contest Department
Florists
Mrs. Roosevelt
Pouplar
Jay
Weels
Ax Ries
A. Leese
Knotty Point
Corporation Council
Massachusetts Avenue
Tharp
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