Pickled horse meat export scares New Jersey officials
A New Jersey packer Schwarz Brothers of Kearney faced allegations of exporting pickled horse meat from animals that died of age or disease. An inspector infiltrated the plant, confirming slaughtered and diseased carcasses were processed on site for export to Europe, with authorities weighing criminal action under food and drug laws.
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Washington Post
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New
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State Board of Health
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Dain
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Pure Food Department
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Sshwarg Brothers Company
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Evernebr
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Yesus Randolph
Mec Bentan
Wagner
Mpohwearéa
Teagan Ain
Nahan
Jou Itte
Jersey City
Newark
Tos
Tallahan
Tind
Ty Faster Revnor
Inspeeter Callahan
Fiman
Tearby
Schwarz Brow. & Co
Schwarz Brothers
Rendesins
Exporting pickled horse meat to Europe plan exposed
The speaker describes a scheme to export pickled horse meat to Europe as a response to killing injured horses for fertilizer. He notes evidence placed before the Federal district attorney and claims the pure food bureau in Washington has been influenced.
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Europe
Washington
Couple Missing After Canoe Trip Near Middle Haddam
In Easthampton Conn Sept 18 William Hansen 19 of Brooklyn N Y and Miss Lara Carlson 20 of Middletown Conn are believed drowned after a canoe trip on the Connecticut River off Middle Haddam Saturday night no trace of them or the canoe has been found authorities hunt for the missing pair and craft.
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Washington Post
Easthampton
Conn
William Hansen
Brooklyn
Lara Carlson
Midletown
Connecticut River
Middle Iaddam
Fire tears through Falls Church home. jewelry lost
Retired mechanical engineer D. M. Fellows and his wife and daughter arrived from Washington to find their Falls Church residence ablaze on Monday night. The house, worth about 2000, contained 190 in cash and jewelry valued at 2000 including four diamonds. Neighbors offered shelter while investigators probe the cause, with no crime indicated and insurance covering the loss.
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Washington
Falls Chinek Va
D. M Fellows
Mr. Fellows
Fellows
Boy Dragged Under Touring Car Injured in Street Accident
Raymond Skinner, 11, of 305 McClean Avenue Northwest, was dragged moments by a touring car owned by real estate broker LW Richardson after dodging a taxicab and riding a bicycle. He suffered minor facial and body contusions but recovered after treatment at the hospital. Witnesses describe a dramatic near-fatal incident as bystanders lifted the car to release him.
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McClean Avenue
Ninth Amd
Skinner
LW. Richardson
Eleventh Street
Richardson
Justice Day's Wife Stricken at Canton Home
Mrs. William R Day wife of Supreme Court Justice Gay Day is seriously ill at their Canton Ohio home doctors report the condition resembles rheumatism of the spine and may prevent the justice from attending the Supreme Court opening October 10. She was evacuated from Mackinac Island Michigan to receive care under the supervision of specialist Torflugh A Pathick of Chicago.
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Canton
Ohio
William R Day
Justice Gay
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Day
Mackinac Inland
Michigan
Torflugh A. Pathick
Chicago
Girl's Refusal Sparks Tragic Shootings in Raf fer Tenn
In Knowsllle Tennessee on September 189, after Miss Elsie Ellis refused to accompany Obie Butler home from a Raf fer dance, Butler followed them. Phillips was shot dead, Heading was killed when he confronted Butler, and an unidentified shooter ended Butler's life from behind. The incident notes Ellis's role as a catalyst in the fatal chain of events.
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Tenn
Elsie Ellis
Obie Butler
Raffer
Butler
Elis
Olney Phillips
Phillips
John Heading
Wly
Heading
Ear sewn back on after assault in Jamaica court
Alexander and Peter Hahn of Jamaica were arraigned in the Jamaica public court on felonious assault charges. Their accuser John J. Grikl said a physician helped him locate and sew the larger portion of his right ear back in place after it had been torn off. The prisoners were held in $1,000 bail.
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Sperini
Washington Peet
New York
Alexander
Peter Hahn
Jamaica
Rosh Hashonah Plans at Synagogues for New Year
Rosh Hashonah observances begin Friday at sundown and run through Saturday with solemn services in all synagogues. Rev Dr Abram Simon will speak at the Eighth Street Temple and again Saturday morning on moral obligations. An extra quartet will join the choir, and the shofar will sound to awaken the conscience. Yom Kippur falls on Sunday October 1 and Sukkoth begins October 7.
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Washington
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Ahove Sholom
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Czar’s Daughter Olga Betrothed to Boris of Bulgaria
An official announcement states Grand Duchess Olga, the eldest child of Czar Nicholas II and Czarina Alexandra, will marry Prince Boris of Bulgaria, heir apparent, linking Russian and Bulgarian royal lines.
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Boris
Bulgaria
Russia
Czar
Nicholas
Czarina Alexandra
Alix
Hesse
Race riot among newsboys over street corner rights
A binocultural clash erupted yesterday at Fourteenth and G streets NW as white and Black newsboys fought with knives and tin boxes over selling papers. Daniel Wade, 16, was stabbed. Joseph O Connor, 12, was arrested and faces juvenile court after witnesses, shoppers, and a police officer contained the melee.
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Fourteenth
Daniel Wade
Twenty-second Street
Joseph O'Connor
First Precinct
Creamer
O'Connor
Blacksmith Fights Infuriated Bull At Occoquan
John H. Keppler a young blacksmith at Occoquan Va battled a raging bull alone for five minutes. 25 convicts assisted with sticks to beat the animal into submission as Keppler held the horns despite injuries. He was taken to hospital with torn clothing and cut hands.
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Occoquan
Ohn H. Keppler
Antil
Keppler
Fie
Ream
William Keppler
United States Marine Band
Washington
Ninth Street
Warwick Athletic Club
Telegraphers Seek 24 Percent Wage Hike On Southern Railway
Officials and delegates from the Order of Railway Telegraphers held secretive talks in Washington over two weeks seeking a 24 percent wage increase, a wage-scale overhaul, and rule changes. The conference, centered at the National Hotel, aims to regrade offices based on workload with no public timetable, while denying any animosity between unions and railway officials.
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Mediation Board
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WW. G. Alexander
Telegraphers’ Committee
Charlotte
N. C
Railread
Ratlroad
National Hotel
Y. M. C. A. School Opens With Expert Addresses
The Washington School of Accountancy opened at the YMCA assembly hall with brief talks by W. W. Warwick and J. B. Muller from the President's commission on economy and efficiency. Prof. Ernst H. Meyer of the Census Bureau praised the accounting field. other speakers included John Thomas Kennedy and Charles Vernon Imlay, with Homer T. Pacer delivering the principal address on efficiency, focusing on transportation and public service. About 250 young men attended, chaired by YMCA education director Mr. Jones.
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Young Men's Christian Association
W. W. Warwick
J. B. Muller
Ernst. H. Meyer
Bureau of the Census
John Thomas Kennedy
Charles Vernon Imlay
Charles H. Schnepfe
Baltimore
Charles A. Pacer
New York
Homer T. Pacer
Mr. Jones
The
Runaway Boy Returns Home From Maryland Farm
Arthur Black a 15 year old who ran away from 14 Tenth Street Southeast was found on a farm near Bowie Maryland by Central Office Detective Howlett. He said he sought farm work for two dollars a month plus board and schooling and hoped to become a farmer. He found the job by answering a Washington newspaper ad. The farmer did not know he had run away.
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Tenth Street
Central Office
Howlett
E. J. Fouts
Bowie
Fouts
Washington
Fourth Lawyer Quits Private Practice for Higher Pay
Andrew B. Duvall, assistant corporation counsel, resigns amid a string of lawyers leaving government posts for private practice citing high living costs and insufficient government salaries. Duvall, joining Frederick M. Chapin in Hibbs building, says experience in government is valuable though private practice offers greater returns. P. H. Marshall will succeed him on October 1. both men are Washington area graduates, with Duvall from George Washington University and Marshall from Georgetown.
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Andrew B. Duvall
Corporation Counsel
Stanton C. Peelle
Aestwitch Sinclair
Corporation
Charles H. Turner
Mr. Duvall
Duvall
Frederick M. Chapin
Hibbs
Mr. Duvail
P. H. Marshall
George Washington University
Marshall
Georgetown
Thomas
Petworth Citizens Elect Officers and Plan Local Improvements
The Petworth Citizens Association met at Petworth Presbyterian Church to elect officers for the coming year and discuss plans for Petworth. Proposals included building a school at Park View on district land and opening a new fire engine house celebration in November with nearby communities. They also aims to have the District buy a lot near the Soldiers Home Eagle Rate for a playground. Officers reelected were Paul E Lesh president Henry LeDuc vice president Joseph Carr secretary and John J Painter treasurer.
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Petworth
Paul E Lesh
Henry LeDuc
Joseph Carr
John J. Painter
U S Sells Charred Timber From Northwest Fires
The Forest Service closed a sale of 125,001,000 feet of fire killed timber in Idaho. After removing burned outside, the timber remains suitable for all manufacturing needs across Idaho, Montana, Washington, and Oregon. The service will furnish information to prospective buyers following surveys.
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Forest Service
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Montana
Washington
Oregon
Arrest of Samuel Johnson Tied to Lead Pipe Theft Ring
Police report the arrest of Samuel Johnson, a 30 year old Black man, by Bicycle Policeman Sweeney after two men were seen with bags of lead piping near Fourteenth and W streets. Johnson, held for investigation, and an unidentified accomplice are linked to multiple vacant-home pipe thefts causing costly repairs. Reports say further burglaries include 64 Second street northwest and 1108 Fifth street northeast with gas brackets also stolen.
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Marlon Court
Sweeney
Eighth Precinct
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Fourteenth
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Uttle
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Murray
Seventh Street
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Delay in Hutchins case stalls relief for Mrs Hutchins
In the District Supreme Court Mrs Rose Keeling Hutchins seeks an increase of estate income from Stiltson Hutchins estate. Chief Justice Clabaugh defers petitions pending consultation with Justice Gould who also postponed a hearing until October term. Trustee William J Dante filed his answer denying all charges and claiming them false. The suit cites $70 000 alleged misappropriation to Lee Hutchins and questioned encumbrances on property while creditors claim about $4 000 seek relief.
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Rose Keeling Hutchins
District Supreme Court
Stiltson Hutching
Washington
Clabaugh
Gould
Wiliam J. Dante
Hutchins
Iterday
Republicans Name Guyer for Second Kansas District
Ulyases 8. Guyer of Kansas City Kansas was today nominated by the Republican primary for Congress to fill the late Representative A C. Mitchel seat. He was the only candidate and about 11 percent of the district vote was cast. Democrats will hold their nominating convention at Paola tomorrow.
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Ulyases
Guyer
Kans
Congress
Kansas
A. C. Mitchel
Paola
Woman In Black Abandons Infant In Doorway
Miss Margaret Williams of 1115 I street northwest reported a bell ring last night to find a month old baby boy in her doorway. Police took the child to First precinct station then to Bt. Ann's Orphan Asylum. mother unrevealed. A woman in black seen with a baby near the Williams home park is suspected.
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I Street
First Precinct
Wehrle
Houe
Bt. Ann's Orphan Asylum
Wiliams
Pratt Ousted as Amalgamated Association Chairman
C O Pratt of Philadelphia loses seat on the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electrical Railway Employers of America board after delegates attack his handling of Philadelphia and Omaha strikes. Fred Fay of Ypsilanti wins a board seat 113 to 85. by laws shift to executive board electing chair. Fay expected to become chairman when board meets in St Joseph.
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C. O. Pratt
Philadelphia
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electrical Railway Employer of America
Omaha
Fred Fay
Ot Ypsilanti
Mich
Fay
Ex Congress member Bachman Dead in Easton Pa
Reuben Bachman died at his home in Easton Pa today at age 72. He served in the Forty-ninth Congress under President Hayes representing the old Tenth district comprising Northampton Lehigh and Bucks counties, a solidly Democratic area.
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Essman Bachman
Ekaston
Reuben BK. Bachman
President Hayes
Northampton
Lehigh
Bucks
Weather Report From Washington On Caribbean Disturbance
Weather bulletin notes lack of new information on Caribbean disturbance with Havana observatory reporting its center near Yucatan peninsula. Forecasts show minimal impact on south coasts in 48 hours, with showers possible in middle gulf and Florida coast and fair, mild temperatures across most regions, plus unsettled Mississippi valley conditions Thursday.
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