Government Packers Case Delayed On Attorney Motion
In Chicago the government anti trust action against the Packers faced a postponement as Attorney J S Miller for the defense moved to delay. The hearing was reset to September 18 and an injunction petition to curb prosecution will be filed with the Federal Circuit Court. The courtroom held many lawyers and spectators as district judge J Otis Humphrey presided.
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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
Licensed to Marry Across Va and Nearby Counties in 1905
Numerous marriage licenses listed for residents of Rideout, Moratian, Rich mond, and other Virginia localities along with surrounding states. The fragment notes couples, home towns, and dates in a courtroom or registry context from September 1905, ending with funeral notices and obituaries.
Undertakers Advertise Funeral Services in Washington
W R Speare undertaker and embalmer at 940 F Street N W lists reasonable pries and close prying scales. J William Lee funeral director advertises modest prices and connections. Harvey’s Sons embalming services and cremation at North 37s offer services at moderate rates.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
R. F. Harvey
Coruit
Felepaune North
Plea delay sought as government plans Sept 18 hearing
Attorneys urge postponement to September 18 when courts reopen and all counsel return. They may move to quash indictments or plead to abatement. The attorney general and district attorney favor continued pleading and coordinated actions as trials loom for 21 packers and five corporations.
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Morrison
Wumphrey
Insurance swindle tops $1 million in Pittsburgh
Arthur G Marshall, a Pittsburgh insurance man, is jailed on fugitive charges and embezzlement linked to the North American, the La Fayette, and the Duquesne Fire Insurance companies. Frank D Dunbar and others face multiple suits as receiver Harry Holman audits books showing over $1,000,000 in premiums with no funds to pay claims.
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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 SEPTEMBER REPORTS
Health officers list multiple patients with ages from 1 day to 74 years across several institutions including Garfield Hospital Providence Hospital Soldiers Home and St Anns Inf Asylum. Names include James Ashter Edward Belcher Wallace J Belding Charles B Brooks Madeline Bobegton and others with varying durations of stay from hours to months. Movements of ocean steamers include arrivals of Kaiser Wilhelm II and Kronprinz Wilhelm and sailings of Caronia and Zeeland, with routes to New York 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
New Vork
Kaiser Wilhelm
Teem Bremen Vondam
Relterdam
Bremen
Brmen
Caronia
Liverpool
Kaiiser Wilhelm Ger Grosse
Zeeland
New York
Boulogne
Pretoria
Arived Kronpring Wlhelm
Plymouth
Queenstown
Ivernia
Tom Hosten
Liversool
Republicans Indorse Bretz for State Comptroller in Sixth Maryland District
Cumberland Md Sept 5 Republicans at the county convention pledged support for Colton Bretz for State Comptroller amid a push to renominate Congressman Pearce in the Sixth Maryland district. David B Dick attacked Poe disfranchisement while endorsing Roosevelt and party unity, with delegates selected to attend the State convention.
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Indorse Pearra
Maryland
Colton L. Bretz
Washington Post
Cumberland
Repubican
David B. Dick
J. Henry Holzshu
Welington
Thomas
D Lindley Sloan
Albert A Doub
John J Bel
Arner G Curl
Roosevelt
Congress
Pearce
Police guard polling places in Philadelphia to purge lists
In Philadelphia, 1104 election precinct assessors began an extra May list correction with policemen at each polling place to prevent fraud. About 50 000 names were struck, aided by Democratic and city party reps, while some assessors refused to remove names deemed fraudulent. No arrests. proxies not accepted. The revised lists will be returned to city commissioners for printing and comparison to May figures.
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Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Weaver
Growth of Y. M. C. A. Gaining All Over the World
One hundred members of the international Y M C A committee and forty five secretaries are in conference at Bronxville New York. Reports show foreign work doubled funding and rapid expansion with new buildings in Asia and the Pacific. The army navy and railroad departments report broad growth and the South and West show large gains in property and membership.
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Army
Navy
John B. Sloman, Jr
Washington
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 PROMPTS INDEMNITY DEMAND
Special to The Washington Ios Detroit Michigan Sept 5 Arrested on flimsy pretext by a Panama official and placed in a mountain dungeon Walker Fred of Pontiac was released on order of the United States government and returned home completely insane The Panama Canal Commission and State Department reps in Panama handle the matter with a probable indemnity request to Panama
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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
The funeral of Harry C Whiting was held at St Pauls Episcopal Church with a simple service and the rector reading his favorite hymn Abide with Me The interment at Oak Hall Cemetery was private Percival D Brooks head of physics at Armstrong School died at his Vienna Wa summer home aged thirty two He taught in local public schools and was active in colored churches Rev Charles H Mytinger Delayed funeral services set for his home on Fourteenth Street in Washington age seventy two.
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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 Camp Dies in Arlington at Summer Home
Mrs Elizabeth J Camp widow of Jay I Camp chief clerk of the Supreme Court District of Columbia died suddenly Monday morning at Arlington Virginia at her daughter Mrs Henry E Copenhager s summer residence funeral and interment set for tomorrow at 1 o clock in Rock Creek Cemetery chapel Funeral and burial planned in Rock Creek Cemetery following a brief illness with service in the cemetery chapel.
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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 to Back of Claims
John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers travels to Shamokin to back the union’s demands for coal-industry reform. The Shamokin convention will draft new claims, including union recognition, an eight hour day, and uniform wage increases for all nonmining workers, with over a thousand delegates expected.
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Philadelphia
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Duncan
Federation
Shamokin
Airiie Commission
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Myr Muterest
Addresses to Teachers at Montgomery County Institute
The Montgomery County Institute in Rockville Md enters its second day with round tables on History led by Rockville High School Vice Principal Earle B Wood. Dr M Bates Stephens speaks on The First Day of School and Dr B Platt on Tuberculosis. A Geography talk by Prof Charles H Albert and a Primary Reading round table follow with Prof John W Joy and Prof Albert. A lawn fete on school grounds raises funds for a new flag.
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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 at Seventy Five Writer for Youth
Hezekiah Butterworth author and historian died in Warren Rhode Island at age 75 from diabetes. Born in 1823 in Warren he had nearly five decades writing for young readers and 25 years as assistant editor of Youth's Companion before retiring in 1894.
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Warren
R. I
Hezekiah Butterworth
Mr Butterworth
Youth’s Companion
Postal Clerks Convention Admits All Delegates
In Cedar Rapids Iowa on September 6 the national postal clerks convention voted to admit all delegates regardless of whether their per capita tax had been paid. The credentials committee had recommended barring nonpaying delegates and President Donoghue delivered his annual address amid opposition to a mutual benefit association. Potential meeting places include Savannah Georgia Saratoga Springs New York Louisville Kentucky and Nashville Tennessee.
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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 Finland Police Station Attack
In Helsingfors two bombings targeted police facilities on Erik Street and the head police office. A blast at 2 am injured one person, another device failed to harm anyone, and the assailant fled into darkness. No fatalities reported.
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Finland
Helsingfors
Erik Street
Methodists Meet at Hamilton in Fort Leesburg District
Special to The Washington Fort Leesburg Va Sept 6 The Washington District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South including Loudoun Fauquier Prince William and Fairfax counties met today at the Methodist Church in Hamilton for a four day session with Rev J H Lynch delivering the opening sermon and Bishop W W Duncan of South Carolina presiding 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
Murder of Baby Gertla Hyland and Accused Lovers Held
The case centers on Gustave Dinser and Aggie Renaud charged after the murder of Gertla Hyland. Dinser's three daughters testified at the Tombs under Coroner custody, while Renaud described the events in court as the couple faced possible charges.
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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 of Cotton Growers Convention in Asheville
The Southern Cotton Growers Association opens a four day convention in Asheville North Carolina with plans to discuss purchasing and withholding a million bales of cotton to push prices higher Secretary Cheatham notes the plan will be considered and hints at action by the next Congress Delegates already present include former Senator McLaurin R F Slater Randolph Lyons and Alabama agricultural commissioner R R Poole
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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 Goes to Siam With Message for Siam King
New York dispatch says Hamilton King United States Minister to Bangkok Siam sailed for Bremen on Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse carrying a congratulatory message to the Siamese king from President Roosevelt. The voyage follows his call on the president yesterday and reflects ongoing diplomatic outreach.
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New York
Hamilton King
Bangkok
Siam
Bremen
Ddeewelt
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