Suspension of Tanner Sparks Boston Bookbinders Row
Alvin J. Tanner, a bookbinder at the Government Printing Office, faces a 30 day suspension after Foreman Ashton upheld the Public Printer Stilings charges. Union leaders denounce the action, blaming Ashton for disorganization in the bindery and calling for arbitration. Stillings supports Ashton while defending fair treatment and efficiency in the office.
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Alvin J. Tanner
Bookbinders Union
Tanner
Ashton
Stilings
Foreman Ashton
Mr. Stillings
Government Printing Office
Mrs W R Stewart Marries in Scottish Castle Ceremony
Speci Cable Dfpatch to The Washington Test reports Mrs William Rhins leader Stewart wed James Henry Braith at Phoness Lodge near Inverness Shire Scotland. James Anderson, parish minister of Alvie, conducted the ceremony. A large bonfire burned at Alvie Hut in celebration that evening.
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London
Wilam Rhinsleader Stewart
James Henry Braith
Fhones Lodge
Drexet'a. Plage
Inverness-shire
Srotland
James Anderson
Alvie
Mrs Fremont Weds Adady Divorced Wife of Army Officer
Mrs Caroline Townsend Fremont, recently divorced from Maj Francis P Fremont, rumored to have married Lt Frank Woodbury in Manila. Woodbury, son of Lincoln era official, is stationed in the Philippines and newly wedded to Fremont who had a prior marriage to a California fort officer. The report notes Woodbury is a young lieutenant and that Mrs Fremont’s first husband was the son of Lincoln's Secretary of State.
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Washington
Cork
Manila
Caroline Townsend Fremont
Francis P.’ Fremont
Apd
Frank Woodbury
Attuy
Philippieee
Woodbury
Francis T. B. Fremont
Mra
Lincoln
Mad. Fremont
West Point
Arizona
Caroline D. Townsend
Young Woodbury
Pennsylvania
Fremont
Brentwood Hats Spark Fire Department Fete Contests
Brentwood Maryland volunteers stage a week long fete with a premium for the homeliest man, stirring comment and feuds among locals. Wives resist mirrors, husbands paraded for a silk hat as rivalries flare and social norms are tested amid the town pageant.
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Maryland
Painters Change By Laws At Arlington Meeting
At the Master Car and Locomotive Painters Association session in Arlington the constitution and by laws were altered to let a committee choose the meeting place. The committee will report to the executive committee which selects and announces the future site. James A. Gohen will give an address on reminiscences of the association. Delegates and guests traveled on the steamer Jamestown for an excursion down the Potomac. the convention adjourns today.
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Master Car and Locomotive Painters' Association
Arlington
Nome Futira
James A. Gohen
Trater
Allegheny
Mt. Gohen
E.R. Clare
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Ala
Thomas Cowan
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Canada
A. L. Holtzman
Rugberset Brish Company
Newark
N. 7
George Durnburgh
Lake Shore and Michigan Souther Railway
Collinwood
Ohio
A.L. Allen
New York Central and
Budson Hiver
Albans
D. A. “Little
Eoanengene
Altoona
W. G. Questtisburgs
Groff Brothers Likely Released From Moundsville Penitentiary
Government owes Groff brothers about 13 000 dollars and Samuel A Groff must pay a 10 000 dollar fine before release next Sunday. He recently encumbered two properties a North Carolina Avenue corner and 1st E Street Northeast to raise funds. Debt from doctors and ferrers previously supplied was offset by the government. Tremors continue in Ecuador with three strong shocks at Latacunga near Quito, causing no reported damage.
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Samuel A. Gros
Moundsville Penitentiary
Caroling Avenas
E Street
Fostatice Department
Groff
Ecuador
Guaraghi
Latacunga
Leon
Quito
Washington firms to push southern buyers on capital’s advantages
The Publicity Committee of the Jobbers and Shippers Association decided to send a representative to the Southern states for a month to stress Washington’s commercial incentives for manufacturers. Assistant secretary Woodworth Clum was chosen to convey the message, with letters to local retailers and follow up personal visits. Over 194000 circulars will be produced, and freight concerns in Briwick, Md will be targeted to curb delays. A Jamestown Exposition apppointment and Radnor College students’ visit highlight city educational ties.
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Washington
Sobbers and Shippers’ Association
Association
American Security and Trust Building
Andrewa
Vite Provideng
Tiwae
Andrews
Woodworth Clum
Washingten
Tiwea
Luchs
Bri Wick
Charlee J. Bail
Associaion
W. A Wimsall
J. C. Eee Ige
United States
Radnor College
Neshville
Delirious Patient Alarm at Emergency Hospital
A delirious man burst into the ward of 175 H Street Northwest after a fall two weeks earlier. He was restrained as doctors arrived, with superintendent Dr White noting the risk of him escaping again and potentially jumping from a window or the elevator shaft.
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Mise Besale Warren
H Street
Virginia Farrell
Niss
Br. White
Hostal
Miss Farrell
Dr. White
Not Feared by Jailer's Wife in Alexandria VA
Carolyn Cross profiles Mrs. Collings, wife of the jail warden in Alexandria County Virginia, who keeps order in the jail while her husband is away. She portrays no fear of prisoners, tends to meals, guards the cells at night, and proudly shows a family-like home behind the courthouse area. A vivid portrait of a resilient, unflinching matron in a jail setting.
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Stillings
Ashton
Ontario
Tanner
Fou
Bian Khotan
Carolyn Cross
Alexandria County
Jesler
Mra.Colling
Volce
Nar
Divcky
Stalin
Vaudevillan
Ihat
Strusyers
Cossip
Turner
Luna Park
Mabel Risley
Tilacity
Forest Gooding
Garrett Park
Mrs. Collins
Qoute
Wag
Lotane
Abe
Frigade
Dve
Pattl
Misbranded canned roast beef dispute at federal level
The article reports a heated debate over selling soiled beef as "Hust Beef" and the approval for canned roast beef labels. It notes involvement of Senator Hopkins, Thomas E Wilson, Secretary Wilcox, and the Agricultural Department, with a plan to permit boiled beer canned product under a descriptive label and an explanation of preparation required to avoid misbranding concerns. The episode ties to new meat inspection law and foreign market needs influencing labeling decisions.
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House
Theerie Reynolds
Wilson
Todd
Hopkins
Wetnesday
Oyster Bay
Department
Packers
Idina
Bay Werhesday
Injunction Sought Against Wagon Workers Strike Committee
The complaint seeks a federal injunction against John H Brinkman and the Strike Committee of the Carriage Makers and Wagon Builders Association and the Washington Lodge No 72 of the United Carriage Workers Union. Alleged unlawful conduct includes picketing, intimidation, threats, and interference with business after open shops were maintained and wage scales rejected. Attorneys for the employers cite threats and interference with master carriage builders and workers, asking the court to protect legitimate business operations.
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W. H. Ambrose
Sani
Arbitration board chose Stanton J. Peelle for plumbers strike
Thick Justice Stanton J. Peelle of the Court of Claims was unanimously chosen as the sixth member of the arbitration board to decide the merits of the plumbers strike. Other members are A. S. Washington, J. J. Darlington, Jackson H. Ralston, and Joseph C. Sheehy. District leaders approved the selection to satisfy the Fourneymen, Chamber Union and the Master Plumbers. Peelle, a well known Washington figure, was appointed associate justice by President Harrison in 1892 and last winter by President Roosevelt to succeed Joe Nott. Following the arbitrators’ request, locked-out plumbers resumed work yesterday on all buildings needing their trades.
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Stanton J. Weeue
Court of Claims
Sfth
Board of Arbitration
Peetle
Avthington
J. J. Darlington
Jackson H.ralston
Joseph C. Sheehy
Beard Fae
Wovle
Fourneymen
Phamber Union
Macter' Plumbers
District of Columbia
Peelle
Wishington
Harrison
Roosevelt
Joe Nott
May Teach Dead Language Swartsell Offered Latin Greek Post
The board discusses appointing M. EF Swartzell to the public school post of Latin and Greek teacher. Dr Chancellor approves most recommendations in James B Raynolda's report to President Roosevelt, with possible techical exceptions. Edith Westcott and George E Myers are noted in high school roles as the search proceeds. A new Mehogaby piano is auctioned at noon by Wilson and Mayers, 1229 G Street.
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FF. Swartsell
Bekool
James B. Raynolda
Roosevelt
Edith Westcott
Western High School
George E. Myers
George E. Myers, Tiinipal
The
McKinley Uel Ese
Sea Heh
Percy Hi
Suptrins Te Ot
Dha
Peblic
EF. Swartzell
Hughes
Swartzell
Railroad Officials Clash Over Midnight Rates Hearing
Interstate Commerce Commission heard arguments on secret midnight railroad rates and a proposed 24 hour rate. Chairman Knapp condemned attempts to wink at the law, while critics urged faster changes and warned of illegal practices. The hearing touched on waivers of the thirty day rule and possible impacts on shippers and competitors.
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Commission
Knapp—Lewyers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Argu
Knapp
Edward, Baxter
Nashville
Potomac
Lings
Mississippi
Rubber Heels Endorsement Ad From National Shoe Mfg Co
An advertising snippet promotes rubber heels for boots as valuable for men and women, urging order fulfillment with attached items. It cites National Shoe Mfg and Repair Co at 62 Ninth St. N.W. Washington D C and O Sullivan Rubber Co. in Lowell, WA.
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Beka
National Shoe Mfg. and Repair Co
Ninth St. N.W
Washington
BD. C
O'Sullivan: Rubber.co
Lowell
Wasa
Local Weather Fenert Report and Temperatures
Weather bulletin lists temperatures and humidity with approximate readings for Fenert and notes on sunshine. Observations show daytime highs near 42 degrees and a minimum around 89 with various 24 hour temperature comparisons and a forecast summary for other cities.
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Bam
Ralntal
poxSinie
City Officials Consider Funding For Weight and Measures Office
Haskell asked the District Commissioners for a $900 increase to his next fiscal year budget for the weight and measures office. The board approved the erection of fifty naphtha lamps on the Mary road between Brightwood and Rock Creek Ford to address recent incidents to persons and vehicles. Herbert Krum, 21, of 5510 Barleau Avenue, was badly injured last night after falling from the new Connecticut Avenue bridge and was taken to Emergency Hospital with head and body injuries.
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Haskell
Tampa
MiMary Road
Brightwood Avenue
Rock Creek Ford Road
Herbert Krum
Brbeal Svanue
New
Connecticut Avenue
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Wilson & & Mayers
Lansburgh Bro
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Soma
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Samuel Brown
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St. Louis
Pastenlar Wein
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Wilkens-Sherry Printing Co
Hattie M. Shacklette
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Soriegfeld
Vickaburg
American Security and Trust Company
Rthwest
Charles J. Bell
E.F. Droop & Sons Co
Steinway and ‘Piher
Pa. Ave
Rioja
Christian Xander's
Gale Odo
Tharp
Biske
United States Really Co
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Walngta Bim Sry
iguTaEe Joblage
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Cale
Washington Post
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