Annuity for Glers No Raid on the Treasury
Civil Service Retirement Association meets at National Rifles Armory to back a government employee retirement plan. W B Andrews of the Treasury outlines the merit and means, arguing the plan should be funded without Treasury expense and that Congress may later set an age limit for civil service retirees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Retirement Association
Treasury
Uncle Sam
National Rifles’ Armory
W. B. Andrews
Treasury Department
William E. Andrews
Sample
Treasury Branch
Dr. Jordan
Andrews
United States
Slav
Elo
Executive Departments
Congress
C Ssk
Naional Treasury
Planni
National Treasury
Department
Executive Civil Service
San Francisco Rebekah drill team praised by Odd Fellows crowd
A San Francisco Rebekah drill team visit to San Francisco earned high praise at Odd Fellows Hall. Local drill teams from Columbia Lodge No. 10 and Federal City Lodge No. 2 formed in line with Canton Washington No. 14 before the visitors performed a near flawless exhibition. Albert E. Burley of Columbia Lodge won the local chevalier medal, presented by Lieut. Joseph Stelle National Guard, as cheers rang out and dancing and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Rebekah
San Francisco
Columbia Lodge
Federal City Lodge
Canton Washington
Philip Walker
EB. W. Bradford
Walker
Canton
Degr
Mal Raney
Patriarchs
Odd Belews
D. V. Chisholm
Carton Washington
Albert E. Burley
Columbia
Lodge
No. 10
Joseph ‘Stelle
National Guard
Chevalier Burley
National Tent of Maccabees Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
National Tent No 1 Knights of the Maccabees of the World celebrated its tenth anniversary at Pythian Temple in Washington. From 48 charter members in 189 to a current 700 members, the event featured a simple program, ample refreshments, and a musical and literary showcase. Officers include Commander P H Heffernan, with H E Crouch as record keeper and A B Keefer as lieutenant commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Pythian Temple
Knights of the Maccabees of the World
Ninth Atrest
Misssachusetts Avenue
G. H. Turpenny
S. Fouts
National Tent
Whch
P. H. Heffernan
J. F. Moors
C. W.hauver
A. V. Davidson
F. C. Schaefer
A. RB. Hecht
H. E. Crouch
D. B. Gusdorff
Leutenant
A. B. Keefer
Plumbers Endorse State Board Plan for Arbitration
The journeymen plumbers met at 910 Pennsylvania avenue and endorsed P H Scullin's plan for a State board of arbitration to settle labor disputes. A delegation will attend the Typographical Temple meeting on October 6. Secretary Maetcalf favored the idea but withheld official endorsement pending a presidential conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Avenue
P. H. Scullin
State Board of Arbitration
Scullin
Maetcalf
Berlin Sees Anglo Japanese Pact Through German Lens
German and Austrian papers weigh the Anglo Japanese treaty with concern and hope, debating its impact on Russo German relations. Berlin officials suggest no objections to the terms while predicting shifts in Far East balance of power. The Tageblatt condemns the pact as a menace to European interests, while other papers favor a Russo German alliance as a counterweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Far East
Open Door in China Maintained by New Anglo Japanese Pact
The State Department received the new Anglo Japanese treaty sent by Sir Mortimer Durand. It preserves the open door policy in China and the territorial integrity of the Chinese Empire. Germany faces suspicion over Shantung and will be constrained by the pact. The agreement strengthens Japan’s commercial leverage in China, potentially at American expense, while the U.S. views it as a justice-based arrangement. Baron Bussche von dem Haddenhausen’s visit to Washington drew comments but yielded no official response. The public reception underscores a power-shaping document of major influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecal
Washington Post
Berlin
Germany
Far Haat
Charles Dilke
Shantung
China
Kiao Chau
Tageblai
Morocco
Great Britain
England
Japan
State Department
Washington
Mortimer Durand
Lenox
Mass
Bacretary
Hay
United States
Huy
Shantung Peninsula
Baron Buseche von Dem Haddenhausen
Aero
Loomis
Baron Bussche
Korea
America
Idaho Forest Reserve Debate Sparks Political Tension
Fragmented OCR discusses figures named eren the Diolaent and Geyburn in Idaho. It notes debates over forest reserves, public interest, and the political stance toward national forest regulations. Mentions Senator Heybusa considering appealing to Congress for a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyburn
Dubois
Idaho
West
Heybusa
Congress
Jewelry Store Victimized by Bad Check Man
Marshall H. Fearn a jeweler at 437 Seventh Street Southwest reported to police that a well dressed man bought a $6 watch with a $16 check drawn to Charles H. Sommers. He received change and later learned the check was worthless, and he believes he can identify the stranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall H. Fearn
Sagenth 2
Seventh Street
Charles H. Sommers
Saengerbund Hal presents reunion concert at Saengerbund Hall
A chorus of over a hundred singers entertained present and former members at the Saengerbund Hall last evening with food, music, and warm welcomes. Active members of 706 total attend, with about two dozen ex members invited back for the event. Frank Claudy presided as toastmaster as guests joined in lively wit and performances including a German song and Lohengrin selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saengerbund
Welco Ued
Reat
Frank Claudy
Rhine
William Xanten
Want Two Cents a Day for Navy Yard Bricklayers
A four member delegation from Bricklayers' Union No. 1 urged Secretary Bonaparte for a two cent daily raise for navy yard workers. They cited the current $4.48 rate and asked for $4.50, while Secretary Bonaparte said he would consider the request. Also noted is a Merrymakers dance tonight at National Rifles' Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Bonaparte
Bricklayers’ Union, No. 1
Milford Spohn
Mavy Yard
Morton
The Value of Charcoal in Health and Beauty
Charcoal is presented as a safe purifier improving health, breath, complexion, teeth whiteness, and general vitality. The text promotes Bryart's Charcoal Lozenges and Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as routines for cleansing the stomach, aiding digestion, and purifying blood. A Buffalo physician endorses their use for stomach, bowel, liver benefits, at twenty five cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryart
Bruart
Stuart
Moral principle and character in modern America lecture
President Nicholas Murray Butler at Columbia opening of the emigre year urged careful character formation in college life. He warned that public reputation can melt away under publicity and that greed corrupts both business and law, stressing the need for moral principle over new statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Investigaauac
Nicholas Murray
Aly
Studel
Columbia
Hoyer
Ptinewa
Bryan Urges Roosevelt To Return Insurance Campaign Funds
Special to The Washington Pont initializes from Fremont Nebraska, Willem J. Bryan in The Commoner urges President Roosevelt to back a measure purifying politics. He calls for returning money paid by insurance companies for campaign influence and advocates reform of campaign finance by the Republican National Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pont Tanoaln
Nebi
Willem J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Innis
Congress
Republican Party
Weather and events across the gulf coast and cities
A weather bulletin from September 27, 1906 reports falling pressures along the Gulf, heavy rains, and northeasterly winds with rough seas at the mouth of the Misulasinpi. It notes alerts from Key West to Corpus Christi, a plateau low, and scattered showers in northern regions. Local temps range mid 40s to 60s, with a maximum near 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
West Gulf
Gulf Ae
Pensacola
Pensacola Reparta At & Atglack
Key Weat
Corpus Chriati
Bocgy
Gulf Coast
Oregon
Gulf
Staten
Blovida
Northam Rugby
Minaouri
New England
Middle Atlantic
Hurogean
Grand Banks
Strait of
Juan de Fuca
Fort Townsend
Marghaeld
Tillamook
Columbia River
Equitable Society details emerge in Pennsy coal syndicate case
Testimony reveals participation profits totaling $2,000 with $750,000 to the society and $110,000 to officials. Names such as Chauncey Depew James Alexander and Marcellus Bartley appear among participants along with Mercantile Trust Commercial Trust and several banks. Equitable wired profits from bond and stock dealings and efforts to trace trustee accounts continue as hearings proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Pennsylvania
Coal Purchasing Company
Chauncey M. Depew
James W. Alexanter
M. Fitzgerald
Marcellus Bartley
Mercantile Trust Company
Commercial Trust Company
Western National Bank
Franklin National Bank
Girard Trust Company
Equitable Society
George and Squire
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Union Pacific
James H.hyde
Hughes
Hyde
Paul Morton
James H. Hyte
Morton
Enquirable Society
Unilon Pacific Railroad
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Mr. Andrews
Atari
Civil Service
Pasit
Furniahes
Grand Army
Andia
Hunter
Buckle
President Sample
Niewspaa
Maccabees
Indorse
Gendt’ Press and’ People
Lokal Anzeiger
France
M. Witte
Rominten
Vienna
Asia
Austria
Balkans
Novog
Vreyma
St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Russia
Marine Band
William H. Bantelmann
Marine Barracks
Mmuaieian
Jacques Louis Vanppucka
von Bion
Etmastera
Maryland
Randolph
William F. Matthews
Massachusette—Hatfeld
Edwin J. Gra
New Order Pa Cereritias Iiaan H
National Rifles
Fryan
Street
Kenwanee
John V. Street
Swedish-American League
Bosds
Chazy Calumbu
W. A. “Fake
J. PB. Ipper
Hie
Brown
Ee “Williama
Urpentine
Wister County
Asheville
N. c
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
Jenga
Jil.y
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Davenport
St & Ie
St. Paul
Sloneyever
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Long Island
Kuhn, Loeb~ &, Co
Oither
A. W. Alexander
J. W. Hyde
G. H. Faulre
W. EH. McIntyre
Equitable
Mr. Winthrop
J. H. Hyde
Equitable Trust Company
Equitable Life
Mr. Hughes
Mr.Winthrop
Henry Greaves
George H. Squire
Finance Committee
Hestold
George ‘H. Squire
Marcellus Hartley
J. W. Alexander
Greaves
New York Life Insurance Company
Equitable Reassurance Society
McCall
Republican National Committee
New York Life
Insurance
Froe
York St
Ie i
Lansburgh & Bro
California
Jas. S. Topham
Old Colony Co
H St
Hepplewhite
Sheraton & Chippendale
H Street
St. NW
Tharp
Berkeley
N.W
THE
Sunday Post
Steinway Vertegrand
X. F. Droop & Sons CO
Pe Pransylvania Avenue N.W
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
Rose
7Th St
Schwartz & Peltman
Ith Street
J. T. Walker Sons
N. W
Forsberg & Murray
Helge G. Forsberg
13Th St
W. J. Murray
Forsberg Murray
Cora B. Shreve
Aoor Pythian Temple
Ninth Street
Mount Vernon Square
Song Commissioners
Fa. m
National College of Pharmacy
Henry Aa. Johnston
Thar
New Jersey Ave. Nw
Capital Traction
Conrad H. Syme
Fendall
Miller
B. B
Earnshaw & Bro
Dr. White
Corcoran Gallery of Art
B. McGuire
Jnlhss
W. Baldwin Johnson
Std
Tennessee
Bond Building
14Th
New York
Patterson
Tute
Washington Toms and
Dr. H. Trumbull
Graig Commercial National Bemk Bidg
Car. Léth and Gats
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