Labor Federation Meet Ends In City With Adjournment
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor held its last day in Pittsburg yesterday. Delegates debated nonresident officers, engraving, and survey issues while planning further talks for November in Pittsburg ahead of the rural federation convention. The meeting covered labor disputes, harmonious action with plate engravers and painters, and arrangements for organizers to travel through Vermont and surrounding states.
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Pittsburg
the Federation
Executive Council
American Federation of Taabe
Seston
Federation
Bessi
Eoderatia
Gesmallers
Lies Raye
Tre
Kubel
Idmita
Gaviig Helms
Goune W Glading
RF Bartle
Bellary
Amitiin Soiety
Elit
Geological Survey
Alway
Colmady
Lavor
Federati
Nap Itulgbory
Tgame
Lampaint
Slimp
Brathurds de
Baltimue Federator Et Tabor
Port Oy
Building Trades Alliance
Brothers of Painters
Chen
Baltimor
Amico Federation of Labor
Wedding Hush Survives Sudden Fire Threat
At St Mary Star of the Sea in Baltimore on Sep 20, a wedding for Miss Marie Ast executed after a dramatic delay faced a peril when a rival sought to disrupt the ceremony. A lighted match ignited a bridal gown, causing panic before doctors arrived and the bride yet remained unharmed.
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Axington
Bua
Baltimore
Joseph Bigelt
Jilus
Hal
Allen
Frost for Republicans in Suffolk Campaign Fiasco
The Republican campaign opening in Suffolk Virginia was a frosty fiasco with little turnout. Notices failed to appear in several newspapers and alcohols were distributed, yet only a small audience gathered in Armory Hall to hear Joe Harman discuss superintendent of public instruction and a Wytheville post. The speaking was delayed and attendees left for the theater.
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Suffolk
Armory Hall
Joe Harman
Wytheville
Mass Cook to Wed Mr Downing in Front Royal
Special to The Washington reports the engagement of Kathleen Cook to Sydnor Byrne Towning of Front Royal with a wedding planned for October 9 at Front Royal Presbyterian Church. Sydnor is the son of Henry H Downing and formerly studied at the University of Virginia. The couple will reside at Bel Air south of Front Royal. A separate Boston case notes the death of Charles T. Brown, found dead in a hotel room with morphine bottle nearby and erased identifiers.
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Washington
Front Royal
Gilas Cook Jr
Kathleen
Sydnor Byrne
Front Royal Presbyterian Church
Henry H Downing
Lndverality of Virginia
Bel Air
Boston
St Louis
Bers
Charles T. Brown
Civil Service Retirement Plan Debated by Congress
Civil service workers push for a retirement plan and insurance to cover superannuation and disability. A meeting addressed by W B Andrews is slated with Civil Service Commission support, as experts study rules for deductions from salaries and future annuities to improve public service efficiency.
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Congress
Civil Service
W. B. Andrews
Treasury Department
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Salares
Public Service
Doyle
Ono’s Pathetic Tale Prompts State Dept Action Debate
An Asheville wrestling bout involving Ono and Olson, alias Muldoon, sparks a Japanese manager Hirano’s plea for State Department intervention. Ono suffered dislocated fingers, a broken jaw, a swollen head, and a blinded eye amid alleged gouging and foul play. Hirano seeks police protection and accountability, naming James Kelly Muldoon and other aliases, while noting substantial payoffs and a hostile crowd. The case centers on safety and possible indemnity rather than a direct government action.
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Asheville
Olson
Muldoon
State Department
Hirano
Yals
Profino
Washington
Takabira
Esterday Hirano
Legation
Prof One
Chicago
Shanefield
New Orleans
James Kelly Muldoon
Peoriali
Praf Ona
Thrano
Hoyle
Hiranos
Piofs One
Olaai
Olsen
Schonefield
Shonefield
Candidates for district counsel to be named soon
Unofficial reports from the District Building say the successor to Edward H Thomas as first assistant corporation counsel will be a lawyer of recognized talent and reputation. Several candidates are under consideration, with decisions expected today or Monday, aiming to appoint a man who commands community respect and confidence.
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Edward H Thomas
Asalatant
Corporation
Commissioner West
Thomas
Mr Thomas
Church to reopen with redecorated interior
Eastern Presbyterian Church on Sixth Street and Maryland Avenue NE resumes services tomorrow at 11 00 3 00 with Bishop Di Thames Chalmers Easton presiding Invitations list Dr Radcliffe of New York Avenue Presbyterian Dr Kelly of Fourth Presbyterian and Dy Wilson of Assembly Church attended The three month redecorating included olive walls ivory pilasters gilt edges refreshed carpeting and new vestibule carpet The work led by A Y D Beatr oman L M Thay and William Betts featured frescoes by Mr Leary and a notable painting by Astley D M Cooper depicting an Indian war scene with realism praised as superior to prior works
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Eastern Presbyterian
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Sixth Street
Maryland Avenue
YD Beatrom
M Thay
William Betts
Leary
Dumbarton Avenue Methodist
Georgetown
Astley D M Cooper
8 Kann Sons & Co
Eighth Streat
United States Navy
Cooper
Jules Tavanier
Paris
America
Convention of Military Surgeons in Detroit Details
The Association of Military Surgeons of the United States, founded in 1892, holds its fourteenth annual meeting in Detroit Michigan from September 26 to 29. Gen Wyman heads the group with notable figures Col Valery Harvard Maj W C Borden and Maj Charles M Gandy representing the army. Admiral Togo's fleet surgeon will attend and present on surgical features from the Sea of Japan battle.
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Detroit
Association of Military Surgeons of the
United States
Mich
Gen. Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Col Valery Harvard
Department of the Host
Governors Island
New York Harbor
W C. Borden
Washington Barracks
Charles M Gandy
Fort Wayne
Secretary of War
Army
Association
War Department
Togo
Japan
Rosentvensky
Army surgeons prefer civilian doctors at recruiting stations
Maj Gen F C Ainsworth, military secretary, explains the Army will stop using civilian surgeons to examine recruits due to unsatisfactory results. He cites a gap between civilian and military standards, stating recruiting officers will have recruits examined by military surgeons to ensure consistency and quality.
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F C Ainsworth
Department of War
Post
Ainsworth
War Department
Hospital Service Expensive Secretary Shaw Demands Thorough Probe
Secretary Shaw orders a comprehensive review of the Marine Hospital Service amid charges of extravagance. He cites rising costs for sailor care and burial, uneven regional rates, and questions of the service’s free hand. The investigation, shifted to a committee, targets costs and administration while monitoring ports and disease responses.
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Shaw
the Treasury
Marine Hospital Service
Germany
Wyman
Marine Hospital Changes in Public Health Service
Changes list officers and staff assignments in the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service with dates in 1905 and 1906. Orders move Surgeons EB Hanks, Joseph Goldberger, R Peters, and pharmacists to duties in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Guatemala, and other ports for special temporary duty. Also notes movements of naval vessels including arrivals at Boston and Norfolk and sailings from several ports.
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W P Winchell
Baltimore
Naval
National Marine Bank
J H Oliver
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Washington DC
Cincinnati
Otto
Afp Coburn
G . Galbraith
Philadelphia
C Bloch
East
Public Health and Marina Hospital Service
EB Hanks
Flomaton Ala
Magnolia Bluz
Fla
Joseph Goldberger
Mobile Ala
New Orleans
M J Rosduau
R Peters
Livingston
Guatemala
Zecepa Gualan
Los Amates
Puerto Varrios
Wor
Stasins
Magnolia Diu
Gurgeon Banks
Arethusa
Marnellus
Galveston
Previnestown
Wolverine
Erla
Denver
Puerto Plata
Alabama
Boston
Tacoma
Tompkinsville
Izoquois
Midway
Aliso
Norfolk
Columbia
Pa Wrack
Samoset
League Inland
Gaexar
Glazaltar
Washington
Florida
Max
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Unspecific Names and Places Mix in Ancestral League Items
A fragmented OCR record lists names and places such as Provincetown Monte Cristi Sanchez Sandoval Annapolis Norfolk Ohio Chemulpe Chefoo Port Arthur and General Alaway. The text lacks coherent events or dates, yielding a jumbled roster-like snippet.
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Yada
Provincetown
League Island
Olympic
Monte Cristi
Sanchez Sandoval
Annapolis
Norfolk
Ohio
Chemulpe
Chefoo
General Alaway
Port Arthur
Army officers receive extended leaves and transfers
The document lists extensions of leave for several lieutenants and captains across cavalry and infantry units, plus duties shifts for officers including Lieut Rudolph B. Smyser and Capt George F. Landera. It notes medical transfers, assignments to Fort Stevens and other posts, and a board of officers to examine promotions at the Army Medical Museum in Washington.
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Rudolph
Smyser
Fourteenth Cavalry
Prince
Oliver
Fifth Cavalry
George F Landera
Sheridan
Fort
James V Helét
Tenth Infantry
Washington Barracks
DG Army General Hospital
Norwich University
Northfield
Henry W Hovey
Twenty Fourth Infantry
Joseph W Reddy
Philippines
United States Army General Hospital
Presidio
San Francisco
Cal
Boston
Mass
Adelbert Cronkhite
New York City
Red Bank No 1
Lawrence Mase
Quartermasters Department
Edgar N Coffey
Genera
Department of
Fort Constitution
Fort Caskell
NC Fort
Fremont
Fort Dade
Fort de Sotolla
Port Morgan Alaio
William H Arthur Mal
Walter D McCaw
James D Glennan
Army Medical Museum
Washington DC
Thomas 8
Hratton
Williard Arthur
Tests at Indian Head Delay Tennessee acceptance plate test
Rear Admiral Mason and Rear Admiral Manney witnessed tests on the Tennessee casemate at Indian Head. The acceptance plate test was postponed to a later date while six and eight inch shell tests on a six inch armor plate showed several rounds piercing the plate, confirming effectiveness.
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Tennessee
Mason
Bureau of Ordnance
Admral Manney
Bureau of Equipment
Indian Head
Fred
Engineers Inspect Wachusett Dam for Isthmus Work
Panama Canal Commission engineers plan an inspection tour of Boston’s Wachusett reservoir before departing for the Isthmus. The group weighs dam heights and locations as they prepare for Panama projects. John F. M. Kach, a prominent educator and former Mount Penn High principal, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.
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Board of Consulting Engineers
Panama Canal Commission
Wachusett
Boston
Isthmus
Thursdar
Stearns
Siie
New York
Panama
Reading
John FF M Kach
Mount Penn Borough
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Sherlock Holmes
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Fred Stone
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Alexander Mirret
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Billy Lik
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Clifton Tee
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