University Ready to Fight over Waggaman Trust Deed
Bankruptcy arguments dominated a District Supreme Court session as Justice Anderson weighed if Thomas E. Waggaman is bankrupt and whether a receiver should be appointed. The Catholic University of America, Columbia National Bank, National Bank of Washington and National Metropolitan Bank contend Waggaman misused funds via a deed of trust. Waggaman claims the university is the true owner, acting as fiduciary, and seeks to preserve the estate with minimal costs while opposing receiver appointment.
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Thomas E. Waggaman
Bankruptcy Court
Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Mr. Waggaman
Charles J Bonaparte
Baltimore
Catholic University of America
Columbia National Bank
Waggaman
Williamson
M. Agnes Gardiner
Wagwalan
Waggamin
Teecourt
Vlerk
Weigimin
Saes Yesternis
Whee
Carioles University of America
Wargamin
Wageraman
Wag- Raman
Wiliam F . Mattingt
George E Hamilton
Charles J. Bonaparte
Lawsu
Mattinigl
Eagles Prepare for National Fraternal Order Convention in Baltimore
Delegates and visitors, about 10 000, arrive in Baltimore for the Fraternal Order of Eagles Grand Aerie annual convention opening tomorrow. Officials tour Annapolis, fireworks light the harbor, and city streets glow with bunting as credentials, finance, and judiciary committees report readiness. The Newport News delegation, around fifty in white duck uniforms led by the Old Dominion Band, sails to Baltimore for the event.
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Baltimore
Order of Eagles
Grand Aettle
Order
Cltlea
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Patapsco
Washington Post
Newport News
Eagles
Grand Aerie
Old Dominion Band
Downfall Tied to Vanity as Mirror Aids Arrest
George Dandridge, 28, sought by police, was arrested by Officer Green in the Fourth District on suspicion of two recent robberies. Police say stolen items including a gold watch, shoes, coat, ring, trousers, and a small mirror were found on his person. The August 8 theft at 510 Street Northeast and the August 30 robbery at 811 D Street Northwest yielded recovery of at least a watch.
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George Dandridge
Policeman Green
Fourth Precinct
Dandridge
Charlies E. Harris
M. Mansfield
D Street
Fleeced by Negro Bank Man In Northwest Streets
Police report a man named Alexander Haglan gave 2 to a colored man promising a union cap to secure a job. The man disappeared, Haglan notified police, case under investigation. Other brief items include a wandering cow found near White Lot, a knife assault between two African American women, and a fire on a street pole. Also noted are charges of housebreaking and embezzlement with bond set and grand jury hold.
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Alexander Haglan
Ninth Streets
Haglan
Raglan
Frank Gividono
Pennsylvania Avenue
First Precinct
Faint spells may signal heart trouble not stomach trouble
The piece warns against treating faint spells as stomach issues and notes that faintness can accompany bile symptoms yet also reveal heart weakness. It highlights shortness of breath, asthmatic breathing, chest oppression, and weakness as early heart-related signs, urging focus on cardiac causes.
Dr Miles New Heart Cure Promises Nerve Strength
Patient testimonial from Mrs Effie Clough of Ellsworth Falls Maine claims Dr Miles New Heart Cure improved heart function after fainting spells. Advertisement promises heart and muscle strengthening with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help and urges druggists to refund.
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Dr. Miles
Water boiling and filtering urged for 120 district schools
District Commissioners urged installation of boiling and filtering water systems in 120 school buildings to prevent typhoid spread. An estimated cost of about 12,000 dollars was cited. Elizabeth V. Brown appointed primary supervisor, succeeding the late Miss Denny, with a focus on safer pupil drinking water and health inspections.
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Elizabeth Brown
Board of Education
District of Columbia
Elizabeth V. Brown
Denny
Strikers Apply for Work at Chicago Packers
Chicago Sept. 12 about 12,000 men applied for work at the stock yards today. About 4,800 of the applicants were taken back by the packers. Many non union men failed to report but some appeared on railroads creating dissatisfaction among union men. A few clashes occurred mainly fisticuffs between negro stick breakers and white unionists. About 14,000 non union men remain at work.
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Chicago
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Building Trades Council Faces Historic Crisis
Sioux City Iowa September 12 delegates from across the United States open the National Building Trades Council session. H W Steinbiss in charge with J H Mahoney presiding as the session confronts the Structural Building Trades Alliance threat. Separately in Chicago a wage adjustment plan ends in a victory for employers as Republic Iron and Steel cuts wages 2 to 13 percent for 2000 union workers at Ashtabula. In Sharon Pennsylvania September 12 a strike erupts at American Steel and Wire Works as wire drawers reject a zero percent cut and walk out. other departments stay idle awaiting settlement.
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Sioux City
Iowa
W National Building Trades Council
United States
H. W. Steinbiss
St. Louis
J. H. Mahoney
Chicago
Gene
Structural Building Trades Alliance
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Ashtabula
Chile
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel
Republic Company
Sharon
Amerian Steel and Wire Works
South Sharon
Gillespie Murder Case Faces December Trial Continuance
Rising Sun Indiana September 12 a motion to continue the December term of court for the murder trial of James Gillespie Myron Barbour Carrie Barbour and Belle Seward was filed by defense attorneys John B Cole and Congressmen Marion Griffith State prosecutors would not agree to a delay and Judge Downey set the case for Wednesday unless a proper showing could be made. Time to prepare the necessary papers was granted. Fugitive Killed by Detective Detroit September 12 Gus A Henkelman alias Sid Hall aged about twenty five was shot and killed tonight while attempting to flee from Detective John Buhr of the city bureau Henkelman was sought in the Utica railroad car break case.
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Rising Sun
Ind
James Gillespie
Myron Barbour
Carrie Barbour
Belle Seward
Elizabeth Gilespie
John B. Cole
Marion Griffith
Detroit
Mich
Gus A. Henkelman
Sid Hall
John Buhr
City Detective Bureau
Henkelman
Utica
No Strike in Two Years at Locomotive Firemen Convention
Buffalo hosts the ninth bi ennial convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen led by John J. Hanrahan with 700 delegates present and 300 expected. The group reports two years without a strike, 660 lodges organized in the year, and $7,910,185 paid to members and families. Receipts were $1,353,801 and disbursements $1,017,550. The headquarters relocation to Buffalo from Peoria is discussed.
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Buffalo
N. Y
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
John J. Hanrahan
Peoria
Roosevelt
Odell
Labor Seeks Investigation Of Colorado Strife By AFL Council
The AFL executive council met at Typographical Temple to discuss Colorado unrest. Gompers urged petitioning Gov. Peabody for a special legislature session, with referendum on candidates if refused. The session deferred action on brewery union jurisdiction and urged aid to Donnelly's Amalgamated Meat Cutters.
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American Federation of Labor
Colorado
Miners’ Union
Gompers
Colorado Federation
Gov. Peabody
T. M. Healey
P. J. Kelly
International Brotherhood of Firemen
International Union of Steam Enginers
International Union of the United Brewery Workmen
Boston
Tose
International
Donnelly
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher
Wokmen
W. A. Frazer
Seaman's International Union
International Association of Longshoremen
Seamen's Organization
D. J. Keefe
Longshoremen's Association
Executive Council
Seamen's International Union
John Slocum
Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
Slocum
James Borden
Helleville
Us, Trades and Labor Assembly
Goampers
International Union of Steam Engineers
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Breweriea
Samuel Gompers
Cigar Makers’ International Union
New York City
James Duncan
Granite Cutters
National Union
Quincy
Mass
James O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
Washington, D. C
Max Morris
Retail Clerks’ International Protective Association
Denver
Colo
Daniel J Keefe
Detrot
Mich
John Mitchell
United Fins Workers of America
Indianapolis
Ind
Wiliam J. Spencer
Journaymen Plumbers’ Association
Chicago
John B. Lennon
Journeymen Tailors’ International Union
Bloomington
Ill
Frank Morrison
International Typographical Union
Thomas I. Kidd
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Offers Free Sample
An advertisement describes Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. Read in The Washington Daily Post, it urges readers to mail for a free sample bottle and informational book, with address in Binghamton New York. The copy emphasizes sediment test, urinary symptoms, and nightly micturition relief.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Washton Daily Post
Inquest Fails to Solve Sullivan Death at Brentwood Track
Witnesses at the coroner's inquest could not determine whether John Sullivan, a timber cutter, died from an accident on the electric car line near Brentwood Maryland or from foul play. The inquest adjourned until Friday to summon car crews and further evidence, as authorities weigh whether Sullivan was struck before or by the tram.
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Sullivan
Brentwood
Yeserday
John Sullivan
Timner
N Street
Prince George Count
King
A. H. Dahter
Hyattsville
Mne
S&t
Wallace Raybold
Hubert Payne
Henry Lewis
Joe Cochran
Washington
Lewis J. Hawkins
George Thomas
Hawking
Thomas
John Norton
Abraham Davis
Norton
Howard Payne
Payne
Bladensburg
Railway Company
J. B. Lackey
C. A. M. Wells
Friction on French Shore Stirs Tense Fisheries Dispute
At St Johns Newfoundland on September 12 the conflict between French and colonial fishermen worsens. A British warship intervened at the French shore after a demand by the French commodore. French crews have boarded colonial vessels, stealing bait and whale stock, while a French crew nearly sank a colonial smack. Authorities fear further outrages and plan to seek British naval action.
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St. Johns
N. F
Hereros Escape Germans in Southwest Africa Push
Berlin reports that thousands of Hereros broke through German encirclement and fled southeast, with fifty German casualties and the campaign likely to continue unresolved. Von Estorff attacked Samuel Maherero as he broke camp, while von Trotha notes German losses minimal.
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Berlin
Africa
von Estorff
Samuel Maherero
Samuel
von Trotha
Ottosondu
Chapelle Meets the Pope in Private Audience
Archbishop Chapelle of New Orleans, papal delegate to Cuba and Porto Rico, is received by Pope Pius XII. The 45 minute audience covered Chapelle duties in Cuba and Porto Rico. Chapelle presented an album of Catholic New Orleans and met Cardinal Merry del Val.
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Rome
Archpishop Chapelle
New Orleans
Cuba
Porto Rico
Pape Pius
Chapelle
Palma
Pope Pius
Archbishop Chapeltle
Pope
Owen P. McManus
St. Monica's Church
Philadelphia
Mer. Kennedy
American College
Varilla Defends American Control Of Panama Treaty
Bunau Varilla, ex Panama minister to the U S, asserts in a letter to Secretary Hay that his Washington adhesion to American control of Ancon and Cristobal was aimed at clarifying Hay Bunau Varilla treaty articles. He sent copies to Panama, stating Panama acted freely without US duress as Senate ratified the treaty. He says Theodore Roosevelt protected Panama against Colombia as part of his duty.
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Paris
Bunau-Varilla
Panama
United States
Washington
Ancon and
Cristobal
Hay
Senate
Duresa
M. Bunau-Varilla
Roosevelt
Colombia
Exposer of a dealer selling European honors outside the law
Berlin reports reveal a Tyrolean man selling orders and noble titles for money. A price list lists German state nobility at 20000 dollars, baronetcy at 50000, Spanish nobility at 4000, Turkish orders from 2000 and Persian orders at low prices. Portuguese counts and marquis titles are said offered without prices. other South American and Persian honors reportedly sold for 1200 to 2400 dollars.
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Berlin
Persia
Memorial to the President on Congo reform addressed to Roosevelt
E D Morel secretary of the Congo Reform Association sails to the United States to present a memorial to President Roosevelt urging radical reform of the Congo Independent State. The document is signed by many influential figures in England including peers and MPs.
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Congo
London
E. D. Morel
Congo Reform Association
United States
Roosevelt
Congo Independent
Emerland
Weather Summary and Frost Watch Across Regions
The Weather Bureau reports a cool wave across the Ohio Valley Lower Lake and Eastern regions with temperatures 6 to 12 degrees below average. Frost was observed in Upper Michigan Wisconsin Eastern Minnesota and parts of Iowa. Showers occurred in several areas with a forecast of more showers in various regions Tuesday and Wednesday followed by generally fair conditions elsewhere. Frost warnings issued for Montana Western North Dakota and inner North Ohio. Local readings show midnight 60 and 74 later, highs near 90, lows around 44 to 60, with notable humidity and sunshine percentages.
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Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
New England
Florida
Minnesota
Texas
Upper Lake Region
West Quit States
Southern Plateau
Gulf States
Atlanta
Middle Slope
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coasts
West Gulf Coast
Montana
North Dakota
Ohio
AlMeck
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Wooodley Park
Bonaparte
Waggamana
Monumental City
Trulla Washington
Smithson Court
Victoria Brown
Brown
New Jersey
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No. 3 Engine Company
Enone
Edoward W. Pool
Sixth Street
Fifteenth Street
Washington Asylum Hospital
William F. Milla
Judge Mills
William Kingsinger
William Hopkins
Lewis Poland
Gliss Denny
Miss Brown
George H. Brown
University of Tennessee
American Story-tellers' League
C. R. Pilting
McKinney Manual Training School
Edwin S. Tracy
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Central High School
S. M. Ryder
M. A. Murphy
Elizabeth Hiden
Lilly Gerry
Charles C. Dunning
McKinley Manual Training School
Katherine Horan
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Adda B. Carr
Bima Lamb
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Dennison
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Locomotive Firemen
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American Federation
St. Cloud
Louise Drossener
Negus
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F St
Varilla
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Porto
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HUB Furniture CO
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Gertma
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Galt& Bro
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Eugene, Eugene D
Charles Francis Carusi
Columbian
Acc
van Doren Guiding
F Street
Heiskell & McLeran
Heiskell & McLeray
F St. N.W
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Mt. Vernon
Tennessee
Shogmaker CO
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Edison Records
Capital Phonograph Co
Conan't
McGill & Wallace
Geod Kirkpatrick
Bond Building
Wth
NY Ave
Baughman
Nanny T Ball Baughman
Reoma
14Th St
Alice M Paterson
Wilbur L Smith
Sand T. Bidg
Floce Gag
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