Four Questions Sent to Comptroller on Teacher Salaries
District Auditor Garrison sent four questions to Comptroller Tracewell about September pay for Washington teachers and the status of executive officers. The commissioners will forward the questions today, with no action on school matters until the Comptroller decides. The dispute centers on who should be paid and whether rehired or dismissed staff have claims, plus rulings on Keene, Swartzell, and US Attorney McNamara.
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Tracewell
Comptroller of the Treasury
Trasewell
LTCC
Washington
Commissionera
John RA. Garrigon
J. R. Keene
M. Offl Swartzell
United States
Stewart McNamara
Garrison
Board of Education
West
Anna Cooper
J. B. Clark
John L. Love
McNamara
Garrison Algo
A. T. Stewart
Ira G. Myers
W. S. Montgomery
P. M. Hughes
J. A. Chamberlain
M. ¥. F. Swartzell
Anne Cooper
Married Willard W Brown Viola Burhans in New York City
Notices announce marriages and obituaries across Washington and beyond. Details include Willard W Brown of Washington DC wed Viola H Burhans at the Paterson home in New York City, with other death and funeral notices for Sergmann, Ravés, Duffy, and Osgood Eaton Herrick, plus military order announcements and funeral plans across October 1906 and earlier.
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Drown—Burhans
Henry
March Warren
D. D
Willard Wilson Brown
Washington, D. c
Viola H. P. Burhans
George T. Patterson
New York City
Sergmann
Philadelphia
Minnie
Wis
Carl F. O. Hecemann
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Washington
D.C
Sarah Davis
Third Baptist Church
Fifth and Streets Northwest
Duffy
Margaret Leocadia
Hugh
Margaret Barr
Herrick
Military Order OF the Loyal Legion OF the United States
District of Columbia
City of Washington
Osgood Eaton Herrick
U. S. Army
Watertown
N. Y
Thomas G. Selfridge
U. S. Navy
W. P. Huxford
Recorder
Iwiesss
C Street
Amanda
J. W. Jones
Capitol Police
Lowa
Ayde
Richard L. Hod
Baltimore
Lindsley
Har Vealdence
Masaishasetty Avenue
Mes
Lucy Harris Lindsley
Chicago
New Neck
Nashville
Fenn
Rupy
McCullen
Georgetown
University ” Hospital
Mary Camilla McCullen
Trinity Church
Mount Oilvet
Roach
Euclid Street
Aram Borromer
Edward Neale
Catherine Manning
Stelock
Paris
Hotel du Jardin
Charles BR Shepard
IL A. m
Church of Holy Trinity
Avenue de Falma
School payroll audits and uniform plans amid city tangle
Auditor Garrison seeks early Treasury guidance on September payrolls for teachers and officials amid appointments, dismissals, and salary claims. Cadets at High and Manual Training to be measured for blue serge uniforms with new Krag rifles for drill. uniform dates set across eight venues in October.
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Hughes Yes~terday
West Point
Krag-Jorgen
War Department
Central
McKinley
Business
Eastern
Western
M Street
Armstrong
Young Football Fatalities Reported in Allegheny and Kentucky
Special to The Washington Post reports the first serious football accident in Allegheny with William Brandon fourteen, captain of Ninth Ward School eleven, dying at home after a field injury and a dangerous kick to the stomach. In Kentucky Roger Hedden sixteen, son of the state superintendent of printing J W Hedden, sustains a concussion and remains unconscious and critical after a tackle injury.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Allegheny
William Brandon
Ninth Ward
Ottawa
Brandon
Sterling
Roger Hedden
Hedden
J. W. Hedden
Equitable Must Pay Costs in Policy Holder Suit
Ballston, Oct. 3 Justice Van Kirk dismissed demurrers in the suit by Mrs. Mary Young a policy holder and stockholder against Equitable Life Assurance Society to compel restitution of funds alleged wasted. An interlocutory judgment found the plaintiff’s allegations show cause for action and none of the demurrers entitles defendants to relief. Defendants have 20 days to answer and pay costs or final judgment may be entered.
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Ballston, N
van Kirk
Mary
Young
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Emerald haul seized from Spaniard aboard Oceanic
Customs inspectors found three hundred emeralds valued at $20,000 concealed about Manuel Suarez a Spaniard who arrived on the Oceanic from Liverpool. He had declared no dutiable goods. Suarez was arrested and the gems seized by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manuel Suarez
Oceanic
Liverpool
Suerez
Prisoners Break Jail in Licking County
Eight inmates escaped from the Licking County jail after viciously assaulting the turnkey Christopher Galvin and locking him in a cell. The fugitives are George Moore Max McCann Clarence Starrett Douglas White Edwin Shaddis Thorad McMullen Charlies McBatten and Lewis Ross.
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Newark
Ohio
Licking County
Christopher Galvin
George’ Moore
Max McCann
Clarence Starrett
Douglas White
Edwin Shaddis
Thorad McMullen
Charlies McBatten
Lewis Ross
Seattle subscribes over half million for exposition
Seattle subscribes more than 500000 for the Alaska Pacific Yukon Exposition. In one day the city oversubscribed the 3600000 stock issue by nearly 100000. By midnight cash in hand reached 189350 and remaining funds are pledged.
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Seattle
Wash
Plans $100000 Suit Mystery Envelops the Case
Widow of Admiral Frisbie denies any link to anonymous letter writing. Panamanian Consul General warns the affair will cause trouble as Raoul Amador, son of the Panamanian president, is arrested for failure to support a child. Amador released on bail. Gresham denies authorship of letters connected to a broken engagement.
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Frisbie
Pandma
Washington
New York
Raoul Amador
Panama
Bertha K. Greaham
Amador
Dr. Amailor
Madrid Lawyer Links Modern School to Anarchy Plot
In court on Oct 3 the attorney general presented evidence against Senor Ferrer director of the Modern School of Barcelona. He faced charges of complicity in the attempt on King Alfonso and of running an establishment to teach anarchy to youths. The case also alleged Ferrer aided Manuel Morales' plot and financed or helped conceal the fellow conspirator after the May bomb incident.
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Madrid
Senor Ferrer
Modern School of
Barcelona
Alfonso
Modern School
Perrer
Manuel Morales
Morales
Fay Ble
Nominated for Congress from Twenty-eighth District list
Syracuse dispatch reports Republicans renominated Michael B. Driscoll for a fifth term in Congress. Other districts named include George P. Lawrence in First Massachusetts, Frederick H. Gilbert in Eighth Massachusetts, DI D. Granger in First Rhode Island, L. F. C. Garvin in Second Rhode Island, William B. H. Ryan in Thirty-fourth New York, Ira W. Wood in First New Jersey, James E. Martine in Fifth New Jersey, Samuel W. McCall in Ninth New Jersey, Charles E. Pickett in Ninth New Jersey, and George H. Burke in Sixth New Jersey.
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Syracuse
Twenty-eighth
Michael B.driscoll
Congress
Massachusetts
George P. Lawrence
Frederick H. Gilbert
Rhode Island
DI D. Granger
L. F.C Garvin
New York
William BH. Ryan
New Jersey
Ira W. Wood
James E. Martine
Samuel W. McCall
Charles E. Pickett
George H. Burke
Cody To Oppose Hearst in State Nominating Convention
New York reports the State and Municipal Ownership party convened and named a full State ticket headed by Governor Joseph W. Cody of New York City. Running mates include Charles Steinke, Herman Robinson, George E. Sands, Vred W. Clifford, Horatio Seymour, and Samuel Gress. Cody pledged a whirlwind campaign to trail Hearst.
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Municipal Ownership Party
New York
Joseph W. Cody
New York City
Charles Steinke
Buffalo
Herman Robinson
George E
Ithac
Cody
Hearst
Hoke Smith Elected Georgia Governor in State Vote
Atlanta election returns show Hoke Smith named governor with overwhelming Democratic support. Socialist J B Osborn led the single opposition ticket. The constitutional amendment creating a Court of Appeals appears to be carried with late-night returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Hoke Smith
J. B Osborn
Court of Appeals
Higgins Is Nominee Heads Rhode Island Democrats
Rhode Island Democratic state convention nominates Governor candidate James F. Higgins for governor with a ticket including Charles M. Sisson for lieutenant governor and Edward M Sullivan for attorney general. The platform denounces the boss system and calls for an eight hour day and direct election of a U.S. senator.
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Rhode Island
Providence
R. L
James FH. Higgins
Qoy
Charles M. Sisson
Froridones
William Palmer
East Providence
Edward 31
Sullivan
Cranston
John Oh
Archambault
Warwick
James H. Higgins
Pawtucket
United See
Frint ers Win Again as Globe Accepts Eight Hour Day
Globe Printing Company at Fourteenth and B streets northwest agrees to employ only union printers, honoring the Columb Typographical Union eight hour demand. Six union men to be sent to the plant today, with more expected as busy season begins. President Parsons of the union declares progress, noting two firms acceded within a week and most offices are now likely to follow.
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Globe Printing Company
Fourteenth and B Streets
Columb Typographical Union
Howard Printing Company
Columbia Union
Globe Company
Thomas W. Cadick
Typothetae
Washington
T. C. Parsons
Columbia Tnilon
Mr. Parsons
Honeymoon Arctic Trip Ends With Bear Capture
Colonel Fleischman and bride return from a six month midnight sun voyage aboard the steamship Laura departing Tromsoe. They claim a polar bear trophy and 23 polar bears, 6 seals, 88 reindeer, 4 blue foxes, and 90 bird specimens, amid a sparsely provisioned honeymoon in Greenland.
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Washington
New Yorks
Max
C. Flelschman
Fieldman
Cincinnati
Greanie
Arctic
Fleischman Waa
Tee
Tromsoe
Norway
Laure
Fridthjof
England
Holmes
Spitzbergen
Greenland
Miss Chanler A Bride At Red Hook Church
Miss Margaret Livingston Chanler married Richard Aldrich dramatic critic of the New York Times today at Christ Episcopal Church Red Hook The ceremony was by Rev Dr Harris with relatives and intimate friends Ushers included Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler and William Astor Chanler Best man was J H Aldrich The Astors Delanos and other relatives sent gifts The couple will reside at Rokeby Barrytown The bride active in Red Cross and philanthropy and will share a home at Rokeby
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Washington
Poughkeepsiey
N. Y
Margaret Livingston Chanler
Richard Aldrich
New York Times
Christ Episcopal Church
Red Hook
Harris
Chanler
Philippines
Pekin
Aldrich
Rokeby
Millions face starvation in Volga district report
Berlin dispatch cites the Kattowicz Zeitung noting an investigation found fearful misery and widespread typhus. Several millions are described as semi starved with no means to buy food and peasant disorders reported across many districts.
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Berlin
Kattowicz Zeitung
Volga
Lake Forest College Expels 18 Students Over Hazing Pledge
Eighteen Lake Forest College male students are expelled after refusing to sign a pledge refusing hazing freshmen. The incident occurred in Chicago with the college enforcing the stand against hazing.
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Lake Forest College
Chicago
Irish League Aims for 100000 in Home Rule Drive
The United Irish League of America pledged to raise 100000 for Ireland within two years, with 70000 ordered in twenty minutes as a 360000 subscription plan was endorsed. Delegates elected officers led by Michael J. Ryan and John O Celaghan, and Rev. Joseph Toner spoke on Irish home rule and landlord abolition.
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Philadelphia
United ‘Irish League of “America
Asm
Ireland
Darcy
Gre Teague Tharsass
Keating
M. B
Philadeli Devoy
Fitzpatrick
Tarry Tobn
Centrast
Frank J. O'Hare
Business ‘Committee
Sonalons
Antelah
League
Priest Flees with Girl Reported in Theix Mystery
Italian priest Father Virginio Carones of the Camilline Order fled Italy with a prominent young woman, a story linked to the Delarue mystery. Reports say they intend to go to the United States. Carones, once in the army, rose to lieutenant and later served temporarily, wearing military boots with a monklike gown during alter, sparking further intrigue about his motives and whereabouts.
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Rome
France
Virginio Carones
Italy
United ‘States
Cavones
Artilery Regiment
Rase
Maria Maddalenia
Carones
New. York
Thi
Mare'smen Triumph in Westminster 100 Yard Event
In a Westminster range competition the Mare smen scored 34 points in the 100 yard event. Corporal A G Fulton, 19, achieved a remarkable bullseye on his final shot at 1000 yards, while Sergeant W S Short led the Seventh Regiment with the highest total. The piece notes medical remedies and signatures, reflecting wartime bulletin tone.
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Washington
Howphi
Pepin
Westminster
A. G. Fulton
Volunteers
Francis G. Landon
W. 8. Short
Seventh Regiment
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Boston Globe
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Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
Post-Standard
ST. Paul Pioneer-Fress
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain
Cincinnati Enquirer
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Gommedloua
Medoa
Pennaytranie Ave
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Wits Fourteenth ST
Etriefly
Femmettors Chapel
Gude
Ohio State
Equitable
Assurance Society
Turnkey
14Th St
King
Representative Driscoll
Higgins
Frinters
Accedes
Col Max Fleischman
Bride
Far North
Miss Chanler
Red Cross
Richard ‘Aldrich
M. A. Leese
Ste
United Irish League
O'Connor
Michael J. Ryan i
The
Goldenberg’s
Rane
Navy
ToyAal
Ven
Priest
Theix
Wi United
Stites
Max Nee
Tore
Sunt
Department
Masachuaettan Avenue
Pampee
Isis
Yankees
Grove
Eulin & Martin CO
Dulin & Martin
Otters
Far
Sha
Portieres Portierse Portieres
Portieres
Nottingham
Mayer & CO
Columbia
Metropolitan Opera
Columbia Phonograph Co
F St. N. W
Sieundy
Tretie _ & Specialty
Loth
St. Hew
Old Colony. Co
H St
Garner
Old Colony Co
Lowestoft
Chelsea
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