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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1905

Page

32

Annuity for Glerks No Raid on the Treasury

An audience of government workers gathered at the National Rifles Armory to hear W B Andrews of the Treasury discuss civil service retirement plans. He argued for a considerate pension policy funded without Treasury expense, urged congressional action, and praised public servants for honesty while noting retirement trends and recruitment challenges.

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 Atari Civil Service Pasit Furniahes Washington Grand Army Andia Hunter Buckle President Sample

San Francisco Rebekah drill team feted in San Francisco

A reception at Odd Fellows Hall honored the San Francisco Rebekah drill team and local victorious teams from the city. League and lodge formations preceded an exhibition by the visiting group. Grand Master Bradford welcomed guests, and Albert E. Burley won the medal for best drilled chevalier amid applause. Dancing and refreshments followed.

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 marked its tenth anniversary at the Pythian Temple in Washington, noting growth from 48 to 700 members since 1890. Commander P. H. Heffernan led the event with a simple program of music and readings, highlighting strong finances and membership.

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. Moore C. W.hauver A. V. Davidson F. C. Schaefer A. RB. Hecht H. E. Crouch D. B. Gusdorff Leutenant A. B. Keefer

Indorsed Peace Plan For Labor Board By Plumbers

The journeymen plumbers at 910 Pennsylvania avenue endorsed P H Scullin s plan for a state board of arbitration and conciliation to settle labor disputes. A delegation will attend a Typographical Temple meeting on October 6. Secretary Maetcalf expressed support but withheld official endorsement pending presidential consultation.

Pennsylvania Avenue P. H. Scullin State Board of Arbitration Scullin Maetcalf

Berlin Sees Anglo Japanese Pact Through German Lens

Berlin and Vienna react to the Anglo Japanese treaty. German officials frame terms as supporting Germany’s Far East policy while cautious papers warn of a Russo German alliance rivaling European interests. In St Petersburg and Paris the reaction stresses shifts in Asia power dynamics and possible Balkan spillover.

Berlin Far East Pecal Washington Post Germany Far Haat Charles Dilke Shantung China Kiao Chau Tageblai Morocco Great Britain England Japan Lokal Anzeiger France M. Witte Rominten Vienna Asia Austria Balkans St. Petersburg Novoe Vremya Russia

Open Door in China Regarded in Anglo Japanese Accord

A lengthy report discusses the new Anglo Japanese treaty now before Washington. It preserves the open door policy in China and limits German influence, with Germany reportedly displeased yet bound by the agreement. Baron Bussche von dem Haddenhausen visited the State Department amid the treaty's release, while Japan gains commercial leverage in Asia and China. The piece contrasts U S and German positions and notes military and political implications for the era.

State Department Washington Mortimer Durand Lenox Mass China Bacretary Hay United States Huy Germany Shantung Peninsula Berlin Baron Buseche von Dem Haddenhausen Aero Loomis Baron Bussche England Japan Korea America

Forest reserves debate in Idaho politics and the public good

A fragmentary discussion cites Idaho figures Meyburn Sara Dubois and Geyburn on forest reserves and national forest policy. The text argues the plan serves the people, especially in the West, and notes a potential appeal from Senator Heybusa to Congress for a policy adjustment.

Meyburn Dubois Idaho West Heybusa Congress

Jewelry store victim of bad check man

Marshall H. Fearn of 437 Seventh Street Southwest, a jeweler, told police he was approached by a well dressed man who selected a $6 watch and paid with a $16 check drawn to Charles H. Sommers. The check proved worthless and Fearn believes he can identify the stranger.

Marshall H. Fearn Sagenth 2 Seventh Street Charles H. Sommers

Saengerbund Singers Host Reunion Evening at Hall

About 100 trained Saengerbund members and guests gathered last evening at the Saengerbund Hall for an active and former members night. Frank Claudy presided as toastmaster while performances included a German song and arias from Lohengrin and Rigoletto.

Saengerbund Welco Ued Reat Frank Claudy Rhine William Xanten

Two Cents a Day Wage Ask by Navy Yard Bricklayers

A four member Bricklayers Union delegation led by Milford Spohn met Secretary Bonaparte to seek a two cent daily raise for navy yard workers. The current rate is 4.48, with a demand for 4.50. Bonaparte will consider the request. Also, the Merrymakers announce their first monthly dance tonight at National Rifles’ trail.

Navy Yard Bonaparte Bricklayers’ Union, No. 1 Milford Spohn Mavy Yard Morton National Rifles

The Value of Charcoal Lozenges Revealed

A Buffalo physician endorses Bru art’s Charcoal Lozenges as a safe daily purifier. The ad claims charcoal cleanses the stomach, improves complexion, sweetens breath, and purifies blood. Priced at twenty five cents a box, the product promises health benefits without harm.

Bryart Bruart Stuart

Character and public life ethics vow at Columbia opening

President Nicholas Murray Butler urged students at Columbia to distinguish character from reputation and warned that publicized misconduct erodes trust. He blamed a crisis of moral principle in Americans, saying greed and power blind people to right and wrong, with law and pedagogy both needing moral reform.

Investigaauac Nicholas Murray Aly Studel Columbia Hoyer Ptinewa SPD

Bryan urges Roosevelt to seek return of insurance funds

Willem J. Bryan in Commoner calls on President Roosevelt and the Republican National Committee to return money paid by life and fire insurance companies for campaign fees. He argues funds from large insurers taint politics and urges purification through campaign finance reform and congressional action.

Washington Pont Tanoaln Nebi Willem J. Bryan Roosevelt Innis Congress Republican Party

Weather Summary and Late September Storm Outlook

Weather bulletin from the Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau reports a Gulf coast storm center near the Mississippi mouth with falling pressure and heavy rains. Northeasterly winds and rough seas affect Pensacola to Corpus Christi with warnings. Gulf states to see continued rain and warmer northeastern areas. storm path uncertain but likely to persist in the Gulf region over the next 24 hours. Local readings show temperatures from mid forties to mid-sixties, humidity around 82 percent, with 6 hours of rain noted. Separate items note the mysterious shooting death of Kenanee attorney John V. Street and peonage charges against W A fake and J P B Ipper in Chazy, with bond amounts set and trial planned.

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 profits tied to syndicate dealings revealed

Testimony details $2,000 total participation with $750,000 allocated to the society and $1,10,000 to officials, naming Chauncey M. Depew James W. Alexander M. Fitzgerald and Marcellus Bartley among others. Banks and Kuhn Loeb figures linked to Union Pacific and Japanese bond syndicates show disputed transfers and profits, with Schiff expected to testify and McCall defending New York Life contributions to the Republican Committee.

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 Philadelphia Baltimore Washington 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

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