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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1906

Page

4

Printers Accept Eight Hour Day Amid Union Backing

McGill & Wallace and S B Tomlinson, printers at 107 F street and 68 F street NW, yield to Columbia Typographical Union eight hour day. Beginning tomorrow, mill run unions will be used. Four firms have returned to the union fold within a week, and officials expect remaining firms to follow. William J. Wallace says the move serves their best interests, plans to meet with union men Monday, and that union labor will be employed.

McGill & Wallace F Street Tomlinson Columbia Typographical Union Mill Run Union Whee Lunes William J Wallace McFil & Watgain T C Parsons Olumbia ‘Hypotraphical Union Tle William J. Wallace McGil & Wallace Tomlinsor

Colored baby murdered in alley found with throat gashed

An infant about seven months old, described as colored, was found in an alley between 1016 and 1917 Riggs Street Northwest with throat cut from ear to ear. Two colored boys, Joseph Carter and Albert Addison, reported the grisly discovery to Eighth precinct police.

Riggs Street Joseph Carter Albert Addison

Ring Lost in Potomac Dredge Recovered by Fishermen

A gold ring and a gold hunting-case watch were lifted from the Potomac near Anacostia by a dredger crew yesterday afternoon. The ring bore the inscription C C H to Me B W January 1879. James Peyton of Virginia Avenue SW turned the artifacts over to Inspector Boardman at police HQ in hopes of locating the rightful owners. In a separate report, John Burrows, 45, of 444 NT sey 7% NW, fell from a red lane yesterday morning near 1 o'clock.

the Potomac Anacostic James Peyton Virginia Avenue Lato Boardman Sohn ‘Burrows

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