Moody delays Chicago Packers anti trust case hearing
Government prosecution of Chicago Packers for alleged anti trust violations was set to begin but postponed on motion by defense attorney J S Miller. Hearing delayed to September 18 as lawyers work toward an injunction to halt prosecution. Court convened in the new federal building with Judge Humphrey presiding and both sides ready to plead.
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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 In 1905 Virginia and Nearby States
A long OCR fragment lists numerous marriage licenses across Virginia and nearby states, naming brides and grooms, and their counties. The passage mentions Rideout, Moratian Fars OC, Highland Springs, Rich mond, Essex County, Arlington, and other locales with diverse names. It ends noting a September 2 1905 date and a funeral notice for a Capt GwoDak at St Pauls Chih.
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Stella Offutt
Finard Evans
Blanche Thomas
Rideout Va
Leonard B
Tana
Ada Wallace
Moratian Fars
Frank Coburn
Olive Ann Washington
Brawford and
Highland Springs
Bol Ma
Nichols
Fort Lee Va
Acert Heeges
Alma Wueller
Richmond
Rikard
Woltes
Kate
Green
Jonny Jo Leeuah
Pttack
Cmmers
Minna
Whipple
Ant Lena Wesley Boarher
Nettie & Williams Kro
Fenton
Brooklyn NY
Alair Aon Efanpol
Vary Davis
Henms
Sarreil
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Stanfield Tools Mir
Thathsville Va
Matilda Fountain
Lira Cash Fakt
Tuela Belaros
Llillian
Wheeler
Rhceg Va
Ta Moines
Lla Gaines
Arlingtors
Idams Woean' Ghli
Asple B
Vier
Raxy Po
Iani
Margaret
Tispete
Jeri Churria
Rlu Galiueyser
Richmon ‘A
Hivs la Suie
Daston Ghie
Sarah F Phil'ps
Undertakers advertise services and prices in Washington area
Undertakers W. R. Speare J. William Lee and R. F. Harvey and Sons promote affordable funeral services and embalming in Washington with listings of offers and phone contacts at 940 F Street N. W and nearby firms.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
R. F. Harvey
Coruit
Felepaune North
Plea pleading postponed as packers consider actions
Attorneys and officials discuss delaying pleading to September 18 to allow all parties to return and courts to reopen. Possible moves include quashing indictments or demurrers. Attorney General Moody and District Attorney Morrison note government intent to push cases rapidly while parties may seek separate trials.
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Morrison
Wumphrey
Reuccny
Moody
Oliver B. Pagin
Packer
Washington
Oliver Pagin
Pagin
Big Swindle Alleged Involving $1 Million Shortage
Arthur G Marshall and Frank D Dunbar face multiple charges in Pittsburgh amid alleged embezzlement from three insurance firms North American La Fayette and Duquesne Fire Insurance companies. A receiver reports over $1 million in outstanding premiums with nothing to pay claims.
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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 4 Names Several Patients
Health Office record lists patients and durations from several addresses including Brightwood Ave Kenilworth D C Garfield Hospital and Soldiers Home with ages from 1 day to 74 years. Also notes movements of ocean steamers with arrivals at New York and transatlantic sailings to Liverpool and Bristol with ships Kaiser Wilhelm 11 Caronia and Ivernia among others.
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Edward Belcher
Blanche
Lea
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Providence Hospital
Fia St
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Rick Providence Hospital
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Brooks
New Vork
Kaiser Wilhelm
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Bremen
Brmen
Caronia
Liverpool
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Zeeland
New York
Boulogne
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Plymouth
Queenstown
Ivernia
Tom Hosten
Liversool
Republicans Indorse Pearce for Renomination in Sixth Maryland
Cumberland Maryland Sept 5 Republican county convention selected a mass delegation to the State convention led by David B Dick who attacked Poe disfranchisement while pledging united support for Pearce and his renomination. Calton Bretz of Cumberland was named for State comptroller amid party hopes of top-to-bottom ticket wins and continued Roosevelt endorsements.
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Colton L. Bretz
Washington Post
Cumberland
Repubican
David B. Dick
J. Henry Holzshu
Welington
Thomas
Crownall
United States Teather Company
Credential and Resolutions Committee
Allegany County
D Lindley Sloan
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P Barnes
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George R Marshall
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H C Powell Jr
C Riley
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Wi Ham S Lewis
Charles W. Farrow
William K Scarborough
George E Scott
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E S Furbush
H P Dale
P A Wimbrough
N J Wimbrough
Harry Purnell
H A Godfrey
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Charles Matthews
L T. Quillin
Polling Places Guarded as Philadelphia Purges Voter Lists
Police stationed at 1,104 polling places in Philadelphia assisted by city party and Democratic party representatives to purge fraudulent names from the lists. Nearly 50,000 names struck. no arrests reported as assessors faced legal limits on proxies. The revised voter lists will be sent to city commissioners for printing and comparison with the May assessment.
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Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Weaver
Growth of Y. M. C. A. Gains Worldwide and Across Regions
One hundred members of the MCA North America committee and 60 secretaries attend a Bronxville conference. Reports show foreign work doubled in funding, expanded into the Philippines and Far East, with Wanamaker pledges for Hongkong Seoul and Kyoto. Rail and army departments grow, South and West property gains approach three million dollars. twenty-one new branches, secretaries sail to China.
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Iowa
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China
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Outrage in Panama Shocks Detroit Man Fred Walker
Special to The Washington Ios reports Fred Walker of Pontiac was arrested by a Panama official on a flimsy pretext, jailed in a mountain dungeon, driven mad by unsanitary conditions, then released by order of the U S government and sent home insane. The Panama Republic may be asked for indemnity as Panama Canal Commission and State Department officials in Panama handle the case.
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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
Simple services were held yesterday at St. Pauls Episcopal Church for Harry C Whiting with the rector reading his favorite hymn Abide with Me The interment at Oak Hall Cemetery was private Percival D Brooks head of the physics department at the Armstrong School died at his Vienna Wa summer home aged 32 He taught in local public schools and was active in colored church groups Rev Charles H Mytinger a Baltimore conference member died at his home in Washington aged 72 and is survived by his wife and daughter. funeral from his late residence this afternoon.
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St Paul's
Oak Hall Cemetery
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Armstrong School
Vienna
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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 Virginia at Daughters Home
Mrs Elizabeth J Camp widow of Jay I Camp former chief clerk of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia died suddenly Monday morning in Arlington Virginia at her daughter Mrs Henry E Copenhager summer residence. Funeral and interment set for tomorrow at 1 o'clock at Rock Creek Cemetery with service in the chapel.
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Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Jay I. Camp
Arlington
Henry E. Copenhager
Rock Creek Cemetery
Demand for miners to back claims at Shamokin convention
John Mitchell and Duncan travel to Shamokin to back a new set of mining demands. The anthracite miners will meet December 5 to 10 to seek union recognition, an eight hour day, and higher pay for unskilled workers, with potential substantial coal company wage increases. Mitchell emphasizes union recognition as key to lasting peace and reports coal companies earned profits while miners’ shares lag.
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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 County Institute
The second day of the Montgomery County Institute in Rockville Maryland featured round tables on History with Prof Earle B Wood and informal teacher participation. Dr M Bates Stephens spoke on The First Day of School and Dr B Platt presented Tuberculosis. Prof Charles H Albert discussed The Mississippi Valley as a Type Lesson in Geography. An afternoon table on Primary Reading was led by Miss Fidelia S Walker with several teachers contributing, and county supervisor Prof John W Joy and Prof Albert spoke on Education on Unfolding. A lawn fete in the high school grounds raised funds for a new school flag.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Teachers’ Institute
Earle B. Wood
Rockville High School
Wood
John W. Joy
Hezekiah Butterworth Dies After Half Century Writing for Youth
Hezekiah Butterworth, aged seventy five, writer of stories for young readers and longtime editor, died in Warren Rhode Island from diabetes. Born in 1823 in Warren, he spent nearly fifty years as a writer and twenty five years before 1894 as assistant editor of Youth's Companion in Boston. Also noted was Howard Gasked of the Boston Transcript who died at his Dorchester home after a 48 year career there. In Bellefonte Ohio, Mrs Lille U Valentine, widow of Abram J Valentine and early member of the Valentine Iron Company, passed away leaving three sons Edward Uffington, Arthur with Carnegie Steel, and Charles.
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Youth’s Companion
Boston
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Boston Transcript
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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
Cedar Rapids Iowa Sept 6 after heated debate the national convention of postal clerks voted to admit all delegates present regardless of whether per capita tax had been paid. Credentials committee had recommended barring nonpaying delegates. President Donoghue read his annual address.
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Iowa
National Convention of
Postal Clerks
Harmony
Donoghue
Mutual Benefit Association
Savannah
Saratoga Springs
Louisville
Kyang
Nashville
Tenn
Bomb throws fail. no fatalities in Finland
In Helsingfors on Sept 5 a bomb exploded at 2 AM outside the head police office. no injuries. Earlier a bomb was thrown before a police station on Erik street. one person wounded and the assailant fled into darkness.
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Helsingfors
Erik Street
Methodists Meet at Hamilton
Washington District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South convened 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 Rev. J. S. Hutchinsons absence.
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Methodist Hepiscopal Church South
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Fauquier
Prince William
Fairfax
Methodist Church
Hamilton
J. H. Lynch
W. W. Duncan
South Carolina
J. S. Hutchinson
Murder charges loom in baby Gertla case at Tombs
In New York the mother Aggie Renaud and Gustave Dinser face coroner and Tombs scrutiny over the death of infant Gertla Hyland. Dinser’s three daughters, along with Renaud’s account, may determine the couple’s fate as detectives doubt the infant’s bruises and malnutrition.
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Disner
Gustave Dinser
Aggie Renaud
Dinser
Gerry Society
Renard
West Side Court
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Tout
Renaud
Gertie
Plan of Cotton Growers Convention to Discuss Buyback
Asheville September 6 The Southern Cotton Growers Association opens a four day convention here tomorrow with plans to discuss purchasing and withholding a million bales of cotton for higher prices. Secretary Cheatham noted the issue would come up, signaling action beyond resolutions as Congress may handle remaining steps. Delegates expected include former Senator McLaurin of South Carolina, R F Slater and Randolph Lyons of New York, and Alabama agricultural commissioner R R Poole.
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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 to Siam Delivers President's Felicitous Message
New York dispatch states United States Minister Hamilton King to Bangkok sailed on Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse bound for Bremen. He carries a message of felicitation to the King of Siam from President Dewey, whom he met yesterday.
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New York
Hamilton King
Bangkok
Siam
Bremen
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