Adjourning of Council Deliberations At American Federation Session
Yesterday the executive council of the American Federation of Labor held its final day in this city. New officers departed for home while plans for the November Pittsburg convention and rural federation meeting were outlined. Discussion covered engravers unions, geological survey conduct, and invitations to address the Pittsburgh gathering on church labor relations.
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Idmita
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Goune W Glading
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Bellary
Amitiin Soiety
Elit
Geological Survey
Alway
Colmady
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Tgame
Lampaint
Slimp
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Baltimue Federator Et Tabor
Port Oy
Building Trades Alliance
Brothers of Painters
Chen
Baltimor
Amico Federation of Labor
Wedding Bride Burned In Fiery Altar Tragedy
In Baltimore Maryland on September 20 a wedding ended in disaster as a rival artificed scheme led to the bride’s grisly fate. A concocted drug and a lighted match through a carrying window caused the gown to catch fire. The groom and guests fled as flames enveloped the altar area amid panic.
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Bua
Baltimore
Joseph Bigelt
Jilus
Hal
Allen
Frost for Republicans in Suffolk Campaign Gets Frosty Reception
Opening of the Republican campaign in Suffolk Virginia turned into a frosty fiasco due to no advance notices in papers and limited turnout. Joe Harman, candidate for superintendent of public instruction, was to speak in Armory Hall but speakers were delayed and many attendees left for the theater.
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Armory Hall
Joe Harman
Wytheville
Mass Cook to Wed Mr Downing in Front Royal
Special to The Washington. Kathleen Cook daughter of Judge and Mrs Gilas Cook Jr will wed Sydnor Byrne Towning of Front Royal on October 9 at the Front Royal Presbyterian Church. The groom elect is son of Henry H Downing and studied at the University of Virginia before purchasing Bel Air south of Front Royal for their future home. A death by own action report follows.
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Front Royal
Gilas Cook Jr
Kathleen
Sydnor Byrne
Front Royal Presbyterian Church
Henry H Downing
Lndverality of Virginia
Bel Air
Civil Service Retirement Movement Gathers Support
Congress will be asked to authorize a remedy for superannuation among government clerks. Civil Service employees push for a retirement plan funded by salary deductions, with insurance against disability. The Civil Service Commission backs the idea and urges expert help to draft rules, while Secretary Doyle notes pensions are not yet proposed.
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Ono's Pathetic Tale Spurs State Dept Action Hype
In Asheville a Japanese student Hirano accuses Prof Olson of Chicago and ref Shanefield of New Orleans of brutalizing Ono in a September 15 wrestling match. Hirano seeks police protection and possible state action, claiming dislocated fingers a swollen head and a blinded eye while Olson allegedly used jiu jitsu on Ono, who earned 300 while Olson got 500 and the opera house took the rest.
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Prospective District Counsel Appointment At Issue
District official sources report ongoing deliberations for the first assistant corporation counsel post to succeed Edward H Thomas. Potential appointees are lawyers with strong reputations, while current candidates press to land the position as interviews and endorsements continue. A decision was expected today or Monday, with no new candidates emerging yesterday.
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Eastern Presbyterian Reopens After Extensive Alterations
The Eastern Presbyterian Church on Sixth Street and Maryland Avenue NE will resume services tomorrow at 11 am and 3 pm. The board oversaw decorative work by Leary the fresco artist with olive walls ivory pilasters and gilded edges. A large Astley D M Cooper painting of the late Indian War is featured, valued at 25 000, and displayed at Kann Sons & Co. gallery.
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Cooper
Jules Tavanier
Paris
America
Detroit hosts annual convention of military surgeons
The 14th annual meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States will be held in Detroit Michigan September 26 to 29. Gen Wyman president Col Valery Harvard Maj W C Borden and Maj Charles M Gandy represent the army. Admiral Togo’s fleet surgeon will attend and present a paper on the Sea of Japan battle, detailing surgical features and phenomena.
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Governors Island
New York Harbor
W C. Borden
Washington Barracks
Charles M Gandy
Fort Wayne
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Army
Association
War Department
Togo
Japan
Rosentvensky
Army Surgeons Preferred Civilian Doctors at Recruiting Sta tions
Maj Gen F C Ainsworth says civilian surgeons will be replaced for recruit exams due to unsatisfactory work and misaligned standards. He cites lack of medical officers and differences between military and civilian concepts of a sound recruit, prompting a shift to military surgeons at recruiting stations.
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Hospital service costly prompt scrutiny of Marine Hospital Service
Secretary Shaw orders a thorough inquiry into Marine Hospital Service spending noting near doubling of burial and care costs for sick sailors. He questions extravagant expenses and curbs a proposed cholera aid trip to Germany while directing watch over ports. Several naval officers retire or reassigned to posts in Baltimore Cincinnati Philadelphia and New York as of 1905.
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Washington DC
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Philadelphia
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East
Marine Hospital Changes in Public Health Service
Changes in the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service list new temporary duties for several officers. Surgeon EB Hanks to Magnolia Bluz Florida, Sept 20 1905. Passed Assistant Surgeon Joseph Goldberger to New Orleans Sept 12 1906. Acting Assistant Surgeon R Peters reassigned from Livingston Guatemala to several locations for duty. Pharmacist Wor. Stasins to Magnolia Diu Florida for duty. Naval vessel movements include arrivals Arethusa Marnellus Galveston Wolverine Erla Denver Puerto Plata Alabama Boston Tacoma Tompkinsville Izoquois Midway Aliso Norfolk and sails of Columbia Samoset Gaexar from various locations toward Washington Florida and Max.
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Fla
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Mobile Ala
New Orleans
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Arethusa
Marnellus
Galveston
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Wolverine
Erla
Denver
Puerto Plata
Alabama
Boston
Tacoma
Tompkinsville
Izoquois
Midway
Aliso
Norfolk
Columbia
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Samoset
League Inland
Gaexar
Glazaltar
Washington
Florida
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Provincetown to League Island Olympiad Link Sparks Debate
A fragmentary report lists travel paths from Provincetown to League Island Olympiad and speakers from Monte Cristi Annapolis Norfolk Chemulpe and Port Arthur with Chefoo and General Alaway, outlining a complex itinerary.
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Port Arthur
Army Officers Receive Multiple Leave and Duty Updates
Orders list leave extensions and transfers for numerous officers across Cavalry Artillery and Infantry. Several officers are recalled for duty at Fort Stevens Oregon Washington Barracks and other posts. A medical board will examine Medical Department officers for promotion eligibility at the Army Medical Museum Building in Washington.
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Tests at Indian Head Postpone Tennessee Armor Acceptance Plate
Rear Admiral Mason and Rear Admiral Manney witnessed tests at Indian Head on the casemate of the armored cruiser Tennessee yesterday. The acceptance plate test was postponed to a later date while six and eight inch shell tests on a six inch armor plate succeeded, piercing the plate in several shots.
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Engineers Study Dams For Isthmus Panama Canal
The board of consulting engineers of the Panama Canal Commission will inspect the Wachusett reservoir in Boston before sailing to the Isthmus. The visit aims to evaluate the strength of an earthen dam on varied foundations and heights from sixty to ninety feet. The trip to Boston and New York is planned after meetings here, with no vote recorded until after the Isthmus visit. Meanwhile educator John F. M. Kach, 45, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot in Mount Penn Borough, where he once led the local high school.
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