Milk supply safe denies producers charges in city
Health officials reject allegations by the Milk Producers’ Association that creamery milk enters Washington without inspection. Inspections cover both dairy farms and creameries. Woodstock Va and Hanover Pa cases show permits tied to proper housing, cooling, and farm health. Some farmers evaded rules by mixing milk from permitted and unpermitted sources, prompting ongoing enforcement actions.
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Washington
Fle
Woodward
Hhs Department
Maryland
Virginia
Woolstock
Woodstock
Shenandoah Valley
Chang
Tim
Woodstock Creamery
Hanover
Yor
Horseheads
Runaway Mail Train Stopped At Grand Crossing
Chicago October 13 A wild run of the Unlneis Central fast mail train left at 2 20 a m toward the South. Engineer Frank A Pouusy fell unconscious from a head wound as fireman Paul A Wheeler leaped to the lever and stopped the train at the danger point near Grand Crossing. The engineer’s injuries are not considered fatal.
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Chicago
South
Grand Crossing
Frank A. Pouusy
Matt
Buggs
Paul A Wheeler
Rugg
Tre
GREEN ADMITTED TO BAIL IN FREDONIA BANK CASE
Fred R. Green cashier of the defunct Fredonia National Bank was indicted on 35 counts by the Federal grand jury, pleaded not guilty, and released on bond. He denied reports of funding a Monterey Lottery, attributing the $5,000 to Mr Robertson, not the lottery. A related count mentions a lottery managed by Roberts Birmingham.
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Fredonia Bank
Monterey Lottery
Lockport
Fred R. Green
Fredonia National Bank
Dunis
Federal Grand Jury
Green
Tredoria Bank
Monterey Lottery Company
Robertson
Fur
T Ayrety
Roberts
Miss Heth Nominated for Southern Rett Society President
At Confederate Veterans Hall a meeting of the Southern Rett Society nominated Miss Nannie Randolph Heth by unanimous vote for president for the ensuing year. Other officers named include Miss Hetzel and Mrs Albert Akers as vice presidents, and Mrs R H Bocock as executive chair. The society expects a successful charity ball next season under new leadership.
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Southern Rett Society
Confederate Veterans’ Hall
Nannie Randolph Heth
Miss Heth
Harry Heth
Hetzel
Albert Akers
Hickey
R. H. Bocock
Drury C. Ludlow
George H Covington
Robins
M. Sprig Belt
Annie M. Fauntleroy
Roper
Jackson
Beacock
Y M A AT FORT MYER Aiming Bible Study And Sports
The Y M A at Fort Myer has formed an active army branch with officers promoting Bible study and athletic activities. Since September 5, membership applications exceed 100 in the first month, and the post exchange building hosts a gymnasium and reading room ready for a homelike setup for servicemen.
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Port Myer
Association
Post Exchange
Army YMCA branch promotes study and recreation at Fort Mier
The Fort Mier YMCA branch emphasizes Bible study for soldiers and a broad program of physical and social activity. It features traveling libraries, entertainment by soldiers, and a gym evening led by Central leaders. Col Hatfield and Chaplain Pierce back the effort, with Arthur C Smith as the new secretary who served in Cuba and Porto Rico.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Ioten Miller Gould
Thirteenth Cavalry Band
Hig Hie
Charles A. P Hatfield
Thirteenth Cavalry
M. C
School Board Approves Next Year’s Budget Plan
The board of education held a special meeting to finalize the schedule of estimates for the next fiscal year. Salaries were deferred to a supplemental report. The plan includes land purchases near Ross School for a new normal and a site for a high school, adds to McKinley Manual Training School, and funds several school buildings while keeping costs economical. Promotions at McKinley School include Brandenburg, Birch, and Trom. The Mt Steel High School case will be reviewed Monday when Principal Mrs. Cooper presents her side, with two evenings planned for resolution.
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Board of Education
Department
Ross School
Mount Pleasant
Normal
McKinley Manual Training School
K. Brandenburg
McKintey
le Roy ‘Birch
Orton Trom
Mt Steel High School
Cooper
Pythian Organizers Form General Association
In Chicago today the Knights of Pythias endowment rank organizers formed a general association representing the United States Canada and Mexico. Officers elected include President H Cronheim Atlanta Vice President D W Boger Nashville Secretary Treasurer A I Brown Temple Executive Committee G E Wragg Massachusetts T Hall Pennsylvania R W Sweeney Titnots H Rooster North Carolina. The next meeting is planned for October 1906.
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H. Cronheim
Atlanta
Chicago
Knights of Pythias
United States
Canada
Mexico
Shiveley
Indiana
Barnes
Illinois
D. W. Boger
Nashville
Missionary at Mine resigns as pastor to seek relief and work
Rev. S S M Newman pastor of the First Congregational Church tendered his resignation to take effect next February citing poor health and the need to work at a mine where he serves as secretary. He plans country life travel to the East and possible writing projects while remaining tied to moral oversight of the mine and its workers.
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S&s M. Newman
First, Congregational Church
Atlanta Theological Seminary
Newman
Tr. Newman
Seypt
Greece
Palestine
Washington
Balesuit Paying Taxes In Suprem Court Case
The Union Refrigerator Transit Company sued William L. Heller, a Kentucky revenue agent, in the Supreme Court over the tax on all its cars. The company home office is in Kentucky and argues the tax applies to interstate commerce activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iransit Company
Supreme Court
Union Refrigerator Transit Company
William L. Heller
Kentucky
Supreme Court of the United States
Association opens new building for members and public
The Young Men’s Christian Association announces a new $420,000 building at 1736 G Street NW with member-only access starting October 16 and weeklong evening receptions for Washington men. Dedication on October 30 features Dr. Henry Van Dyke, Princeton. Public receptions run November 1 10 for ladies and gentlemen with passes via a member.
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Washington
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
Corporal Tanner Duted at Grand Army Post Anniversary
The thirty ninth anniversary of John A. Rawlins Post No 1 was celebrated at Grand Army Hall with Commander-in-chief James A Tanner as guest of honor. Posts from the Department of the Potomac attended. speakers praised Corporal Tanner and urged aid for widows, with music, addresses, and refreshments concluding the program.
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John A. Rawlins
Grand Army Hall
James A. Tanner
Rawlings
Department of the Potomac
Rawlins Fort
Willian Bailey
America
Corporal Tanner
Gen. Buckingham
Asmutch
Dennis O'Connor
Grand Army
Funeral of Gen Clark Arrives in Washington From New York
The body of Gen William T Clark who died in New York City arrived in Washington. He will lie in state at his residence before a 1:50 PM funeral at Pleasant Congregational Church with full military honors. He is survived by his widow Mrs Laura S Clark, three daughters, one son, two sisters, and seven grandchildren. He was vice president of the Army of the Tennessee and a Loyal Legion member.
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William T . Clark
New York City
Washington
Royal
Fourteenth
Princeton
Auouat Pleasant Congregational Church
M. Ross Pishburn
Arlington
War Department
Thamas
Clark
Oliver Clark
Norwalk
Conn
Mrs Fannie Balman Birch Dies in Georgetown at 54
Mrs. Fannie Balman Birch widow of George Albert Birch longtime Georgetown resident dies after illness at her home of Priscilla Worthington on Eighth Street Northwest She was 54 a Methodist and McKendree Church member born in Harrisburg and lived in the city forty years Her husband founded Birch Brothers Undertaking She is survived by son George Albert Birch a former local newspaper man now cattle rancher in Colorado Funeral arrangements to be announced at Oak Hill Cemetery chapel Also noted death of Grant S Arnold pension office clerk at 24 Second Street Northeast funeral held at home with Rev William J Houck May Ledors sang Lead Kindly Light Arnold born Terry County Pa forty six He is survived by siblings E S Arnold and Dr J S Arnold and to be interred at Fort Trevorton Pa
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Fannie Balman Birch
George Albert Birch
Ufn
Georgetown
Priscilla Worthington
Eighth Street
Birch
Methodist Church
McKendree Methodist Church
Chapel of Oak Hill Cemetery
Grant
E 8
Aynold
Postofee
J. & Arnold
Capriol Hui
Fort Trevorton
Edna Wallace Hopper Loses Estate Case
The California Supreme Court voided a special administrator order for Alexander Dunsmuir’s estate. It approved James Dunsmuir’s petition to prevent removal of assets, upholding a challenge based on alleged fraud and undue influence in the will.
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San Francisco
Supreme Court
Coffey
Hana Wallace Hopper
Alexander* Dunsmuir
James Dunsmuir
Agin Pate Secteon Sao Paint
Honea
Woman Cashier's Success At National Bank Meeting
Mrs. V F Church cashier of the Bank of Joplin Mo attends the national convention in Washington representing the bank. Her institution shows 250000 in surplus on a 95000 capital and 476579 31 in deposits with 5211 49 in interest and exchange. A pioneer female banker since joining as first clerk she rose to cashier and helped build what is described as a woman’s bank resourced by several women in key posts. The couple Mr and Mrs Church are staying at the Raleigh.
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Washington
Hota
Harria Ewing
V. F. Church
Joplin
Womlan
Bank of Joplin
Tillie Muller
Woman's Bank
Cunningham
Philip Arnold
V. I. Church
Mr. Church
Raleigh
Feast of the Tabernacles Observed Across Congregations
The Feast of Tabernacles begins the 16th of Tishri and lasts eight days. Rabbi Simon notes it honors primitive origins and the harvest, with booths on rooftops recalling nomadic life. Eighth Street Synagogue will host celebrations on its second floor with fruit baskets for distribution. Olive, palm, and myrtle branches decorate booths in Biabth Street and other synagogues.
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Tabernacles
Simon
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Tabernaciles
Temts
Cannapites
David
Solomon
Israel
Eighth Street
Ponr
Biabth Street
Jerusalem
Dack
Strike at Dayton Inevitable in Open Shop Vote
Dayton Ohio October 13 machinists of the National Cash Register Company numbering about 1300 took a second ballot and nearly unanimously voted to work in an open shop. Repeal avoidance of a strike is reconsidered as the dispute continues.
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Dayton
Ohio
National Cosch Register Company
Peoria Officials Face Malfeasance Probe After Dougherty Defalcations
In Peoria Illinois the grand jury returned a true bill against Oliver J Bailey chairman of the city school board finance committee for malfeasance in office over Dougherty alleged embezzlement and unlawful school fund use. The board was censured and 43 more indictments were issued against Dougherty for embezzlement and forgery. Bank official Calvin C Lines died heartbroken over the Peoria National Bank closure linked to Dougherty’s alleged defalcations.
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Penoria
Oliver J. Bailey
Peoria
Newton C. Dougherty
Bailey
Dime Savings Bank
Central National Bank
Dougherty
National Bank
Daugherty
Calvin C. Lines
Prof
Mr. Lines
Lutheran Officers Elected and Mission Support Reported
Dr J Kunzemen of Philadelphia reported to the Evangelical Lutheran Church Council that 600 missions received support in the past year, 40 percent now self supporting. Dr Theodora Schmauk of Lebanon Pa was elected president with officers in English German Swedish and other posts appointed in Milwaukee.
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Schmauk
Lebanon
Evangelical Church Council
Milwaukee
Wis
J. ©. Kunzemen
Philadelphia
Home Missiona
Evangélical Lutheran Church of North America
General Council
Theodora BE. Schmauk
Chief of the Black Hand Arrested in New York
New York police report arresting Filiaa Plara a saloon keeper accused of leading an Italian black hand gang. He faces murder charges in the Spedano de Luiro case and is expected to yield evidence on further crimes. Salvatore Peconi and Vita Laduca were released after a Brooklyn magistrate found no indictable charges against them.
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New York
Filiaa Plara
Spedano de Luiro
Pitira
Salvatore Peconi
Vita Laduca
Brooklyn
Peconi
Tony Marendino
Tony
Funeral of Speaker Nixon Draws Great State Train
Westfield N Y Oct 14 The funeral of S Frederick Nixon late speaker of the State assembly drew a vast public mourning turnout unseen in the western part of the State since President McKinley’s death. A sixteen car special train carried Gov Higgins legislators and state officials. The body lay in state at the Presbyterian Church for hours and was viewed by throngs. The services were brief and simple.
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Westfield
S. Frederick Nixon
State Assembly
McHinley
Buffalo
Gov. Higgins
Presbyterian Church
Minister Sues for Slander Over Letter About Preacher's Wife
In Topeka Kansas on October 13 Rev S B Betts pastor of the Methodist Home for the Aged at Potwin was sued in district court by Mrs Mary M Buckner wife of Rev Buckner former pastor of First Methodist Holton seeking 950,000. She alleges Betts wrote to Presiding Elder Alderman stating Buckner married a divorced woman and that the story was repeated.
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Topeka
Hans
B Betts
Methodist Home For the
Potwin
Mary, M. Burkner
B. Buckner
First Methodist Church
Holton
Kans
Buckner
Thank God for Safe Cure Mrs B F Spillman Veray Ind
Mrs B F Spillman of Veray Indiana states she was dying from kidney trouble but was cured by Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Pills after trying them. She reports decades of illness ended and health improved beyond prior life. She promises to continue using the remedies. A free trial bottle offer is included for readers who write for it.
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B. F. Spillman
Veray
Ind
Warner
L TV
Wayner
B. ¥. Splilman
Warner's Safe Cure Advocated for Kidney and Bladder Ailments
Advertisements claim Warner's Safe Cure cures kidney and bladder troubles and Bright's disease. It promises no constipation and aids digestion, with testimonials from Mrs. B. F. Spillman and offers a free medical booklet and trial. Sold widely by druggists or direct from the Warner Safe Cure Co. Rochester, N.Y.
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B. F. Spillman
Bright
Warner
Evs
Arner
Warner Safe
Rochatter
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