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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1910

Page

12

Banners Deride Goff and Duchess of Unions at Dedications

New York Labor Day parades drew record turnout with 31 000 Indians? and 3 100 women garment workers marching from Fifth Avenue to Washington Square. Cloakmakers celebrate end of strike after Justice Goff injunction. banners ridicule his ruling. Pittsburgh temple dedication featured Frank Morrison calling ballot power amid labor disputes and antitrust concerns.

New York Fifth Avenue Central Park Washington Square Justice Go State Supreme Court Goff Fitlaburg E Temple Pittsburg Shriners Frank Morrison Aiman Federation of Labor Morrison Joseph Crefer John Dannell Labor Ward Ganting Tuoees Heenssivania

Sherman's tour ends as Sherman heads home

Vice President Sherman returns to his home tomorrow from a Western speaking trip. The Oneida county Republican scene may shift as the Republican League and progressive Republicans push to win delegates for the State convention. Hart and Davenport lead the campaign, with Oneida county backing Nassau county’s Col Roosevelt as spokesman. Willis’s refusal to run weakens the progressives’ bid against regular congressional nominee Millington.

Washington Post Wea Sherman Oneida County Republican League Oneida Hart Davenport Griscom New York Col. Roosevelt Nassau County Willis Oneida-Herkimer Millington

Spalding Wins Counties in U S Senator Vote

Complete returns show Spalding won the greatest number of counties in the U S senator advisory vote. Spalding captured 30 counties, Works 22, Meserve 5, with one county tied. Works led in popular votes with 64,961 to Spalding 82,553 and Meserve 3,461.

Works San Francisco John D. Works Los Angeles A. G. Spalding E. A. Meserve United States Spalding Meserve Reserve Choose & Kew State ‘Central Committee State Central Old Guard Stockton Cal Democratic State Convention

Whitney Back With Spoils From Far North Expedition

Harry Whitney of New Haven and Paul Rainey of New York returned aboard the Beothic with living trophies including two polar bears from their Arctic hunting voyage. Captain Robert Bartlett led the expedition formerly with the Roosevelt to the North Pole. At Sparbo they visited the house said to have housed Dr. F. A. Cook before his famed dash. No Cook records were found and no search was conducted.

Bristol R. 1 Harry Whitney New Haven Conn Paul J. Rainey New York Beothic Arctic Circle Robert Bartlett Roosevelt Torth Pole Sparbo Baffin Bay F. A. Cook Dr. Cook

Heir to Rich Estate in Waterbury Visit

Mrs. Marion I. Jenkins of Washington arrives to consult lawyers as an heir to Joseph Belfield of Pawtucket who died intestate. She claims Belfield left nearly 1 million in stocks and bonds, mainly from Willimantic, with most relatives in that area. Heirs may each receive about 15,000 unless litigation changes the share.

Washington Post Waterbury Conn Marion I. Jenkins Washington Joseph Belfield Pawtucket Belfield Willimarntic

Railways Move South Road Legal Office to Washington

The Associated Railways representing about 25 major southern lines will move their Nashville headquarters to Washington on October 1. H Walton Moore will head the new Washington office as special counsel, with M P Calloway as his assistant. The Nashville office will be abolished and Sidney F Andrews has resigned, moving to St Louis.

Board of Interstate Commerce Associated Railways South Washington H. Walton Moore Fatrfak Southern Railroads Interstate Commerce Commission Nashville Moore Ed Baxter Nonfintanatata Hoard Vf Overcome Commerce M. P. Calloway Macon Moores Washlington Sidney F. Andrews Baxter Chicago Illinois Central St. Louis

Russian Held for Bigamy in Police Court

Benjamin Deitsch appeared meek and penitent as he faced a preliminary examination for bigamy. Held to await grand jury action for a second marriage without divorce, he was remanded when bail defaults left him without bond. Wife No. 1 said she married him in Russia in 1903 and bore a child. Wife No. 2 testified she still cared for him.

Benjamin Deitsch District Jtil Deitsch Sarah Savarskies Aukam Russia Thia Louis 8. Gottlieb Tie Wife No. 2

War Dogs for U S Army Training Plans Considered

The General Staff and War College study success of German and French war dogs. Germany and France have trained canine corps for battlefield aid, including locating wounded, signaling medics, and carrying first aid gear. U S officials may borrow dogs to start a U S corps.

General Staff of The War College United States Army Leonard Wood D. A. Frederick W. W. Wotherspoon Germany France Derland Red Cross Durland Gerremy

Live Stock Markets across New York and Chicago reports

New York and Chicago livestock markets show varied demand September 5. In New York receipts reach 4,009 beef cattle, 2,566 calves, 18,944 sheep and lambs, and 6,254 hogs with steers uneven and bulls and cows mixed. veals steady with city dressed types up to 14% higher. lambs and sheep mostly easier. Chicago receipts total about 29,000 cattle and 24,000 hogs with prices generally lower. natives and Western cattle set ranges and hogs show gains across weight classes.

New York Liverpool London Chicago Reeves Texas

Engineer Struck By Train Near Sixty First Street

Patrick Wagoner of 1629 Montello Avenue Northeast, an engineer on the Chesapeake Beach Railway, was struck by car No. 60 of the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Railway while walking tracks near Sixty First Street Northeast at 11 30 last night. He sustained serious injuries to the head and chest and was taken to Casualty Hospital.

Patrick Wagoner Montello Avenue Chesapeake Beach Railway Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Railway Casualty Hospital

Hotels List by City and Guests in Society Pages

A fragmented list of hotel guests and accompanying spouses across major cities including Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Missouri Michigan New York New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Tennessee and other states. Names such as Behlacks Biewer Hawkins Roover Baker Wood Burton and many others appear with visitors and residents at hotels like St James and Eb bitt.

Shicago W. J. Behlacks Charles E. Biewer Ied Afyon St. James Burton Hil J. J. Roover C. W. Baker E. 8 Loffz Ee Wood and Frite Rateigh New York H. A. Hawkins Joby Gets FE Wire Enbltt Wile Corron Wate Theodore B. Dale W. Te Wailtiell Jacob Steines Aie Bane Shepard Mra Mion Willard Roose Waaningtin A. F. Mueller J . Ae Carlene Ty Fenty Openhelmer A. T Jelb ‘Ant Statara H. W. Bertine Raleigh Philadelphia John Leshy Wie J. Boras D Mele Misses O Kerte Wittara Frank Scherf Walter Wallace J. Johnson C. A. Neyer Pittsburg H. FB. Graham Iy Wudgtartas Edwin Hoige E. Conway Henderson Louisiana Wayne New Orleans Nias Darkutt Reteigh Maryland Ebbitt M. N. Meyahoff Baltimore Riges Fioary Bprucebank Rateli Missourif F. Taxon Lt. Miler W. D. Wood St. Tauls A. F.” Anderson Carthage Wifr Schenectady New Jersey N. FP Wallace Perth

Engagement in Washington After Ten Day Courtship

Miss Hannah Lippman of Chicago and Morris Wolf of Twenty second and K streets northwest announce their engagement following a ten day courtship. Lippman, born in Washington and now living in Chicago, is visiting relatives at 1110 Fifth Street NW. The ceremony will occur soon in Washington or Chicago, with plans not yet settled.

Hannah Lippman Chicago Morris Wolf Twenty-second K Streets Miss Lippman Washington

London trading muted as markets pause for Labor Day

Special to The Washington Post reports all exchanges closed in the U.S. and London on Labor Day. In London, money was plentiful and rates easy, the Bank of England holding half the 790000 pounds in gold. Indian and continental gold reserves the rest. Stock activity was narrow, with Kaffire, Canadian rails, and Russian bonds showing firmer prices while British securities languished. Censels recovered after early weakness and American securities remained idle. Only a few transactions occurred with fractional changes. London closing prices aligned with New York figures from Friday.

Washington New York London Bank of England India Stock Exchange Tatey

King Menelik Improves After Stroke In Addis Ababa

King Menelik, who suffered a stroke yesterday, was listed in critical condition early today but showed improvement as the day progressed. The immediate danger of death appeared to lessen this evening.

Addis Abeba Abyssinia Menelik

Movements of Ocean Steamers in Transit

Reports list ships sailing from New York and other ports to New York. Vessels include Finland from New York to Antwerp, Mauretania from New York to Fishguard, Kronprinz Wilhelm from New York to Cherbourg, and President Grant to New York from Southampton. Several ships were docked or expected to dock around morning or evening hours, with departures and arrivals noted for Hamburg, Bremen, Cherbourg, and Boulogne routes.

Ien New York Minneapolis London Plymouth Antwerp Finland Bremen Cherbourg Fishguard Mauretania Southampton President Grant Grorgs Washington Blagconset Cape Rece—Majestie J . Sabla Island Lincoln Hamburg Boulogne Deutschland Werba

Burglar in Woman's Garb Wears Big Hat to Flee to Chicago

Brooklyn tale recounts Gus Edwards an 18 year old burglar who dressed as a girl to steal from William Grimm and Thomas McCarthy in New York then flee toward Chicago. He wore a plumed hat a hobble skirt and dainty shoes before a struggle with Grimm and McCarthy ended with patrolmen James and Feder arresting him. A silk parasol jewelry and clothing worth 160 were found in his bundle.

New York Brooklyn Gus Edwards Chicago Edwards William Grimm Thomas McCarthy Grimm James and Feder Glens Falls McCarthy

Plot Behind Strike Sets Calm in Barcelona

Madrid reports a general strike at Barcelona called by the workmen's federation in sympathy with coal miners at Huilbao. Canalejas says precautions preserve peace as railroads and telegraph lines are guarded. He notes most workers are ignorant of the strike's reasons and obey the federation, viewing it as political though Republicans are not involved. Earlier, James Barrett, former Andersonville prison officer and Confederate prison commander, died at 70 after fleeing to Germany and returning.

Madrid Canalejas Barcelona Huilbao Hnes Senor Canalejas James Barrett Wirz Andersonville Florence D. C Barrett Germany Auris

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