Moody Consents To Delay In Packers Antitrust Case
Chicago lawyers filled the federal courtroom as government prosecution of the Chicago Packers for alleged anti trust violations was postponed to September 18 on motion by Attorney J S Miller for the defense. Miller said notice to plead arrived during a holiday period and Labor Day, with many defendants away, and the matter of course under consideration.
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Chicago
Chicago Packers
J .S. Miller
Packers
Miller
Yackers
Federal Circuit
Federal
United States
J Otis Humphrey
Moody
Morrison
Pagin
Elwood Godman
Muller
Licenses to Marry in Virginia and Nearby States
A long list of intended marriages appears with names and residences across Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and nearby areas. The 1905 notice records multiple couples licenses issued or intended, detailing spouses, counties, and towns such as Rideout, Moratian Fars, Highland Springs, Richmond, and Arlington. The notice includes a funeral timetable and references to a September 2 1905 date in the final lines.
Undertakers advertise services and prices in Washington
The clipping lists several undertakers including W. R. Speare at 940 F Street N W J William Lee and R F Harvey's Sons with modest prices and telephone contact 1385 Perying scales and cremation listed among offerings and locations in the city.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fuspwal Lith
IND
Treilin GE
Mderate
Coriuit and
Telephone North
Plea Pleadings Postponed to September Eighteen
The motion to plead is continued to September 18 as counsel desire and courts reopen. The government plans to press the case promptly, with Mosby Moody Morrison and Pagin meeting to discuss procedure and potential actions by the packers. Separate trials are opposed. the government seeks joint trial on the one conspiracy indictment with twenty one packers and five corporations represented by individual counsel.
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Reuccny
Moody
Morrison
Oliver B. Pagin
Packer
Washington
Oliver Pagin
Pagin
Big Swindle Alleged in Million Dollar Insurance Theft
Arthur G Marshall and Frank D Dunbar face multi charge case in Pittsburg for embezzlement tied to North American La Fayette and Duquesne Fire Insurance companies. Receivers report a million plus in premiums with nothing to pay claims while Marshall, a fugitive, is jailed in New York Tombs bail set at 2600.
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Arthur G. Marshall
New York
Arthur G Marshall
Pittsburg
Tombs
Marshall
Frank D Dunbar
la Fayette
Duquesne
Harry E Holman
Frederick L Kahle
Marshall and Dunbar
Silas M Kunkle
Westmoreland
Emi
Health Office Record Of Various Patients And Dates
Health office records list multiple patients with ages from infancy to elderly, including James Ashter 52 months, Edward Belcher, Wallace J Belding 74, Charles B Brooks 28 days, William Break 68, Mary Brown 29, George Coleman 325 Court, Heirs Deer Garfield Hospital 56, Harriet Dodson 46, Madeline Bobegton 131% Host Nepean Rapa Fieterer 149 Burren Court months, Robert Geer Soldiers' Home 2 years, Gustave Herovt Soldiers' Home 47, Anna Husres St Anns Inf Asylum 1 month, Vernell Johnson 2 months, Blanche at 8 Ave, H Lea 113 Pacon St 24 years, Beverly Preo- 142 Fiji St NW 6 years, Richard 1424 Duncan St NE 1 month, Infant Vic's Providence Hospital, Emma Sulit 26, Christina Wachington 4 months. Movements of Ocean Steamers section notes arrivals and sailings in early September including Kaiser Wilhelm II and Kronprinz Wilhelm with routes to New York, Boston, Liverpool, and Plymouth.
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Sepember
James Ashter
Edward Belcher
Blanche
Lea
Pacon St. i
Pewifor
Pollet
Providence Hospital
Fia St
Richard
Duncan
Vic
Rick Providence Hospital
Morencs
Unk St Nw
Emma T Sulit
Christina Wachington
Brooks
Republicans Indorse Pearce for Renomination in Sixth Maryland
Cumberland Md Sept 5 Republican county convention elected delegates to the state convention. David B Dick Republican Senate nominee denounced Poe disfranchisement. Delegation pledged support for Pearce and renomination to Congress. Bretz named for State Comptroller with other county tickets in dispute amid socialist nominations and minor local races.
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Indorse Pearra
Maryland
Colton L. Bretz
Washington Post
Cumberland
Repubican
David B. Dick
J. Henry Holzshu
Welington
Thomas
Pearte
Calton
Bretz
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
House
Allegany County
Robert M Hutcheson
Lonaconing
John S Cunning
Cresaptown
Hutcheson
Canning
Chamber's
Frostburg
D F Poland
David Aiud Leneconing
Albert F Silisbury
Lenaconing
House of Delegates
E L D Houser
Allegany
William Chapelle
Barton Manassak L. Young
Emerson
Alexander Monroe
Policing Polling Places in Philly to Guard Voter Lists
Philadelphia election officials stationed police at each polling place to deter fraud as 50 000 names were struck from the rolls during a special amending effort. City party workers supported list purges while some assessors refused to remove fraudulent names. The revised list will be returned to city commissioners for printing and comparison with May records.
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Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Weaver
Growth of Y. M. C. A. Worldwide and North American gains
One hundred members of the Y M C A international committee and forty five secretaries attend a Bronxville conference. Foreign work doubled in funding. 3106000 raised. New buildings planned in Hongkong Seoul and Kyoto. Army Navy and railroad departments show strong expansion. South and West lead in new property. ten secretaries to sail for China. Membership in MCA of North America rose over 100 percent in five years.
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New York
International Committee
The
Young Men’s Christian Association of North America
Bronxville
Lucien C. Warner
RB. Joy
Iowa
H. B. Macfarland
John Boleman
America
Far East
John Wanamaker
Hongkong
China
Seoul
Korea
Kyoto
Japan
Army Department
Philippines
MCA
North America
Outrage in Panama sparks indemnity talk
Special to The Washington Ios reports Fred Walker of Pontiac was jailed by a Panama official on a flimsy pretext, confined in a mountain dungeon, released by U S government order, and returned home insane. Panama may face indemnity claims as Panama Canal Commission and State Department officials handle the case in country.
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Washington
Detroit
Mich
Panama
United States
Fred Walker
Pontiac
Republic of Panama
Panama Canal Commission
State Department
Whiting Funeral at St Pauls Episcopal Chapel
The funeral of Harry C Whiting was held yesterday at St Pauls Episcopal Church with a simple service. Rector Dr Harding praised his counsel and service to the church. Interment was private at Oak Hall Cemetery. Percival D Brooks died at his Vienna Wa summer home aged 32. He led the physics dept at Armstrong School and taught in local public schools. He belonged to the Brotherhood of St Andrew and other groups. Rev Charles H Mytinger of the Baltimore MFE Conference died at 1543 Fourteenth Street aged 72. He spent most of his life in Washington and served in the Internal Revenue Department for 32 years. He is survived by his wife Mary W Mytinger and one daughter Moss May Mytinger. Funeral from his residence this afternoon.
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Harry C Whiting
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Dr. Harding
Whiting
St Paul's
Oak Hall Cemetery
Percival D. Brooks
Armstrong School
Vienna
Mr. Brooks
Washington Public Schools
Bliss Electrical School
Brotherhood of St Andrew
Eighteenth Street
Charles H. Mytinger
Baltimore
MFE
Fourteenth Street
Mr Mytinger
Washington
Internal Revenue Department
Harrisboro
Mary W Mytinger
Moss May Mytinger
Mrs Elizabeth J Camp Dies In Arlington
Mrs Elizabeth J Camp widow of Jay I Camp chief clerk of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia died suddenly Monday morning at Arlington Virginia at her daughter's summer residence Funeral and interment planned for tomorrow at 1 o'clock at Rock Creek Cemetery with service in the chapel of the cemetery Dispossessed A tenant quickly dispossessed by Dr Kings New Discovery cough or cold Retrieved advertisements for drugs boc and 1 All druggists.
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Elizabeth v. Camp
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Jay I. Camp
Arlington
Henry E. Copenhager
Rock Creek Cemetery
Demands of Miners Mitchell Back of Claims Convention in Shamokin
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, travels as AFL vice president to help settle a printers dispute and to announce a Shamokin convention for December. The miners will press eight hour workday, union recognition, and wage increases for unskilled workers, with more uniform pay across mines. Delegates exceed a thousand as talks hinge on pay statements and coal price prosperity.
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Shamokin
Philadelphia
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Duncan
Federation
Airiie Commission
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Myr Muterest
Addresses to Teachers at Montgomery Institute
The Montgomery County Institute in Rockville Maryland holds its second day at the courthouse. Highlights include talks by Prof Earle B Wood on History and Dr M Bates Stephens on The First Day of School plus a tuberculosis address by Dr B Platt. A Mississippi Valley geography lesson, primary reading discussions, and remarks by John W Joy and Albert. An evening lawn fete funded by proceeds supports a new flag for the high school building.
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Montgomery County Institute
Washington Post
Rockville
Teachers’ Institute
Earle B. Wood
Rockville High School
Wood
John W. Joy
Hezekiah Butterworth Dies After Fifty Years of Writing for Youth
Hezekiah Butterworth author and historian dies at seventy five in Warren Rhode Island diabetes listed as cause. Born 1823 in Warren he spent nearly five decades writing youth stories and twenty five years before 1894 as assistant editor of Youth's Companion Boston editor Howard Gasked of the Boston Transcript also dies at his Dorchester home after forty eight years with the paper. Bellefonte Ohio notices widow of Abram Valentine dies in town. survivors include Edward Uffington in Europe Arthur at Carnegie Steel and Charles. Edward Uffington Valentine is Baltimore News literary editor and author of Hecla Sandwith.
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Warren
R. I
Hezekiah Butterworth
Mr Butterworth
Youth’s Companion
Boston
Howard Gasked
Boston Transcript
Ert
Dorchester
The
Transcript
Bellefonte
Ohio
Lille U Valentine
Abram
Valentine
Old Valentine Iron Company
Edward Uffington
Europe
Arthur
Carnegie Steel Company
Charles
Edward Uffington Valentine
Baltimore News
Hecla Sandwith
Postal Clerks Convention Admits All Delegates
In Cedar Rapids Iowa on September 6 the national convention of postal clerks voted to admit all delegates regardless of whether they had paid per capita tax. The credentials committee had urged barring those who had not paid while President Donoghue delivered his annual address. There is strong opposition to forming a mutual benefit association. Nominations point to Savannah Georgia Saratoga Springs New York Louisville Kentucky Nashville Tennessee as possible next meeting sites.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
National Convention of
Postal Clerks
Harmony
Donoghue
Mutual Benefit Association
Savannah
Saratoga Springs
Louisville
Kyang
Nashville
Tenn
Bomb Outrage Foiled in Helsinki Police District
In Helsingfors a bomb exploded at 2 am outside the head police office but caused no injuries. Earlier a bomb thrown before the police station on Erik Street wounded one person and the assailant fled into the darkness.
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Finland
Helsingfors
Erik Street
Methodists Meet at Hamilton in Washington District
Special to The Washington Fort Leesburg Virginia September 6 The Washington District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South convened today in Hamilton with 30 ministers and 150 lay delegates from Loudoun Fauquier Prince William and Fairfax counties. Rev J H Lynch opened with a sermon and Bishop W W Duncan of South Carolina will preside in the absence of Rev J S Hutchinson the presiding elder.
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Washington Fort Leesburg
Washington
Methodist Hepiscopal Church South
Loudoun
Fauquier
Prince William
Fairfax
Methodist Church
Hamilton
J. H. Lynch
W. W. Duncan
South Carolina
J. S. Hutchinson
Murderous pair held in murder of baby Gertie Hyland
Agie Renaud and Gustave Dinser, accused in the killing of infant Gertie Hyland, are held by the coroner and sent to the Tombs after statements from Dinser and his three little daughters. Renaud, described as Dinser's common law wife, appeared in court in crumpled clothes.
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Washington Post
New York
Gertla Hyland
Disner
Gustave Dinser
Aggie Renaud
Dinser
Gerry Society
Renard
West Side Court
Moss
Tout
Renaud
Gertie
Plan to Discuss Cotton Growers Convention in Asheville
Asheville Sept 6 The Southern Cotton Growers Association opens a four day convention amid debate over buying and withholding a million bales of cotton to push prices. Secretary Cheatham notes the plan may be considered and hints Congress will handle further action as delegates, including McLaurin Slater Lyons and Alabama’s R R Poole, arrive for preliminary sessions.
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Asheville
N.C
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Cheatham
Agricultural Department
Kenilworth
Senator McLaurin
South Carolina
R. F Slater
Randolph Lyons
New York
R R Poole
Alabama
Minister King Sets Sail to Siam for Royal Felicitation
Hamilton King United States Minister to Bangkok Siam departed New York aboard Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse carrying a message of felicitations from President for the King of Siam. He called on the ruler yesterday before sailing for Bremen with a formal diplomatic mission abroad.
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New York
Hamilton King
Bangkok
Siam
Bremen
Ddeewelt
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Tipton
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Parker
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National Bank of Washington
W. W. Cox
Second National Bank of Washington
Ellwood C. Jackson
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