Equal Voice Urged in Virginia Territory Transfer to Baltimore
At the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Laymen's Association meeting, a Virginia committee proposed turning nearly all of Alexandria district into the Baltimore Conference. Secretary Shaw lauded the Catholic Church against socialism, while Morgan College leader Dr. Spencer criticized Maryland's suffrage changes. The executive session approved ministerial study exams and a plan to appoint a committee to study the boundary shift.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Laymen's Association
Foundry Church
Virginia Methodist Episcopal Conferente
Alexandria
Maryland
L. Woosnell
James W
Org
Rville
Hillsboro
Witerford
Herndon
Falls Church
Arlington
Manassas
Garri 1Sonville
Acrotink
Wilmington Reuterance
Virginia
Cranston
Bishop Moore
H. B. Gantt
Laymen‘s Association
Vreed
Laymen’s Association
Lewis M. Bacon
Towson
George F. Yimms
Washington
Br. D. H. Carrol
John Thorney
G. Lane Taneyhill
United States
Committee of Resolutions
Shad Run Prospects for Potomac Foreseen by Fish Commissioner
United States Fish Commissioner Bowers predicts a strong shad season in the Potomac after observing large runs in Cuba and Sanford Florida. He notes late-season warming, reports at Bryan's Point near Mount Vernon, and plans to hatch and plant perch eggs totaling up to 60 million to replenish river supplies.
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Potomac
United States
Bowers
Cuba
Sanford
Fla
Bryan’s Point
Mount Vernon
Bryan's Point
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Superior Healing Power
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as the greatest curative medicine and an all around remedy. The boast declared it works on blood and every organ, bone, and tissue, urging no substitute and insisting on Hood's as the only choice.
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Hood
Washington asylum visit ends with nergo bully case eased
Commissioner Macfarland and Board of Charities reviewed the Washington asylum asylums with Secretary Wilson and Supt. Zinkhan. A petition from colored inmates claimed brutal mistreatment by Nelson Walden, a one legged ex convict, prompting Walden’s removal. The inquiry found improvements and confirmed Walden’s removal. overall conditions praised and reforms outlined.
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Ar Alege
Goodsults
Board of Charities
Marfarland
Washington Asylum
Wilson
Zinkhan
Asylum
Macfarland
United States Jail
Congressional Cemetery
Cimshouse
Workhouse
Almshouse
Hospital
Macferland
Board of Commissioners
Guy
Nelson Walden
Neartad Negro
Don
Nalson Walden
Thomas Latimoré
Latimore
Ll Latimore
Walden
G&t
Geo, Holloway
Hay View Asylum
Baltimore
Railroad condemnation test case over land near Eckington
District Supreme Court considered whether a railroad must condemn Emilie J. Riley property at Eckington Place Third Avenue and A Street as part of a terminal area. Petitioners argue federal law requires taking. railroad contends only partial acquisition is needed per occupancy agreement with the district commissioners. An appeal from the chief justice ruling looms and may go to the Court of Appeals.
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Balimore
Roceed
Emilie JC. Riley
Eckington Plate
Congress
Court of Appeals
Tistrigt
Punch Bowl for Warner at Civic Honor Reception
At a Massachusetts avenue home last night Mr B H Warner chairman of the inauguration committee on civic organizations received a punch bowl and silver pieces from committee members as tokens of esteem. Mrs Warner was given American Beauty roses with a fine speech by Mr Shoemaker and Mr Noyes noting Warner as a builder in city affairs. Judge Peelle accepted the flowers for Mrs Warner. A bound volume of committee records and resolutions, refreshments, and several solos closed the event with Miss Anna Warner at the piano.
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Massachusetts Avenue
B. H. Warner
Warner
Louis P. Shoemaker
Thomas C. Noyes
Noyes
Shoemaker
Gen. Wilson
Stanton J. Peelle
Court of Claims
Warner, In A Most Gracious Manner. Besides These Various Gifts, Mr. Warner
Committee On Civic Organization
Anna Warner
Pe Dean
Ernest H. Dasiel
Wallace D. McLean
Judges Double Robber Nowlin Sentence in District Court
Justice Wright increased Wendon Nowlin's penalty from five to ten years in the penitentiary after finding the robbery of $47 on Benning Road involved a planned assault causing the victim to lose an eye. Also sentenced were Joseph Rupp to one year and one day for forging William Simpson's checks and Calvin Reed to eighteen months for robbing his roommate's trunk of $238.
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Justice Wright
Nowlin
Wendon Nowlin
Luther Payne
Benning Road
Payne
Joseph Rupp
William A.simpson
Mr. Simpson
National Capital Bank
Calvin Reed
Soldiers’ Home
Reed
Alaska Telegraph Expansion Delivers 200 Miles Of Cable
General Greely reports a dispatch from Baygane New Jersey stating 200 miles of cable have begun to connect Valdez to Seward Alaska. The line aims to link to the Yukon with Seward as western terminus. Telecommunication in Alaska is improving and reportedly operational. A Nome cable message survived a three hour transmission path via Seattle coast and Alaskan land lines to St Michael, then wireless. Local fragments note a sudden death of Mrs Herman Bacon of Scotland Connecticut at Hotel Barton from heart disease triggered by asthma.
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Gen. Greely
Baygane
N. J
Valdez
Seward
Alaska
Yukon
Greely
Nome
Seattle
St. Michael
Connecticut
Herman % Bacon
Scotland
Conn
Barton
Pacon
Sher Hebind
Inaugural Committee Finishes Work at Willard Hotel
The inaugural committees at the New Willard Hotel closed yesterday after months of effort. Gen John M Wilson supervised the final details as clerks were dismissed and fixtures returned. Remaining vouchers will be handled by Frank Hitchock in the Post Office Department before Wilson heads to Atlantic City for rest. The final report, a seventy five page financial accounting, will guide future inaugurations and be distributed to major libraries and Washington's officials. Wilson notes some items exceeded estimates and urges tighter future cost control.
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New Willard Hotel
John M. Wilson
Radvevere
Frank H. Hitchcock
Post-office Department
Wilson
Washington
N. Wilson
Trustees Seek Accounting Against National Mill and Elevator
James B. Swing as trustee for Union Mutual Fire Insurance creditors sues in Labette County district court for an accounting of the National Mill and Elevator Company now tied to three insurance policies. Defendants Mirick and Brown are named, with assets alleged as trust funds for company debts and policy assessments totaling 279.17 after transfer of assets.
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Kansas
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company
National Mill and Elevator Company
Mirick and Brown
Swing
Ohio Supreme Court
Messrs. Mirlck and Brown
Cross Ocean for Prisoner Embezzler Suspect Extradition Trip
Detectives Carter and Trumbo depart for England to fetch John Conray, wanted on embezzlement charges in New York. They sail on the Philadelphia from Pier 15 at 9 36 AM, expected to reach Southampton next Friday and return in about two months. Conray allegedly became executor of a late friend’s estate, with about 1800 to 2000 dollars, and may have withdrawn 1080 from the estate bank before disappearing en route to Ireland.
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Carter
Trumbo
England
Sergis Joseph Carter
Lewis Trumbo
Detective Department
Atlantic
John Conray
London
New York
Philadelphia
Pier 15
Southampton
Conroy
Ti Ia
Ireland
Hospital Instead of Jail Police Court Prisoner Claimed to Be 105
Isaac Carter, accused of vagrancy after loitering near the Aqueduct Bridge, told Judge Scott he could not walk and preferred a hospital. Agent Massey urged leniency. Carter was released to the board of charities and taken to a hospital by ambulance after the court’s intervention. Funeral held for contractor Richard A. Callahan at St Joseph's Church. Callahan, 43, left a widow and eight children. burial at Mount Olivet. Phoenix Primary No 1 meeting at 908 Pennsylvania Ave NW promoted several members to full membership amid strong attendance.
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Isaac Carter
Aqueduct Bridge
Scott
Massey
Prisoners’ Aid Society
Carter
Board of Charities
Richard A. Callahan
St. Joseph's Church
Eleventh Street
Ignatius Fealy
Callahan
Justin McCarthy
Thomas Lane
William
Thomas Hose
Harry Hylt
Jeremiah McCarthy
Eat Fe
Mount Olivet
Pompeii
Phoenix
Pensylvania Avenue
Patritian
Georges A
Anderson
Mich
Yoanner
Elks elect officers in Washington Lodge No 15
Washington Lodge No 15 BPOH elected officers for the term including Jesse S. Jackson as Exalted Ruler and Richard A. O'Brien as secretary treasurer. Installation is planned for next Wednesday under Acting District Deputy Joseph A Burkart with refreshments afterward. A committee on construction is gathering data for a new Elk club house and plans for securing an architect.
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Washington Lodge
B. P. O. Hiks
Jesse S. Jackson
Robert E. Mattingly
Hugh EF. Harvey
Ernest W. Emery
Richard A. O'Brien
M. G. McCormick
Benjamin B. Whitney
Richard A. O’brien
Lorenzo A. Bailey
Minstrel Dockstader Visits White House and Explains Picture Incident
Lew Dockstader the minstrel went to the White House yesterday with Postmaster General Cortelyou and met the President. He spoke of last August's Capitol photos showing him and another man in front of the Capitol and a reported meeting with Booker T. Washington. He said there was no disrespect intended and that the films were destroyed after a misunderstanding. The interview ended on a pleasant note.
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Mr. Dockstader
Capitol
Lew Dockstader
White House
Cortelyou
Dockstader
Washington
Booker T. Washington
Weather conditions and city temperatures report of 1965
Weather conditions from the Weather Bureau describe a southward moving disturbance in the Southwest with general rains and snows in the Southern Plateau and Central Rocky Mountain region, rains in the Middle Slope and Missouri Valley, and colder temperatures in the latter area. Fair conditions prevail elsewhere with variable winds along coasts and fair in much of the interior. Local readings list midnight to 6 p.m. temperatures, highs and lows, humidity, rainfall, and sunshine. Temperatures for other cities are shown with observed highs and lows.
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J. B. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
New Mexico
Hocky Mountain
Tower -Missouri Valley
Upper Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
Arizona
Northern Pacific States
West Gulf States
Missouri
Pacific States
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf
West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Grand Banks
Therefzica
Rubeville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
N. Biamarcu
N. D
Boston
Mari
Buffalo
N.Y
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Helens
Mont
Indianapolis
Ina
Tacknonville
Fla
Banees City
Bio
Tattle Rock
Freea Iz
New York
N.Y F
North Platte
Nebr,sia
Omana
Nebr
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Shaw
Moore
Dre. Bacon
J.P. Wright
C. Herbert Richardson
the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Methodist Church
Church of All
Henry George
Officers of the Association
Summerfield ,Baldwin
J. S. Rawlins
George W. Corner, Jr
East Baltimore
John Neff
West Baltimore
F. A. Wilson
Adolphus Fearhake
Frederick
William M. Winks
James C. Hill
Society
Bertha Fowler
Marey Home
J.C. Nicholson
Trinity M. Ba Church
Thirkield
J. O. Spencer
Morgan College (Colored
Southland
Spencer
Preachers* Fund Society
J. A. Price
Gilbert
D. D
Rhodes
W. L. Davidson
Switzerland
Wwe
Shep Is Point
District Hospital
Brightwood Avenue
Aes
Shakespeare
Wrcbur L. Davidson
International Chautauqua Aliance
Davidson
Sunday Post
Iasne
Civic Committee
Alaskkan
Lansburgh & Bro
Reading
Manchester
Cassimere
Wales
Seventh Street
Sanders & Stayman Ca
F St
ELKS
Peter Grogan
Credit For All
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Go
7Th and
Steinway
Ave
Pfeiffer’s
Underground Waterworks i
7Th St
G St. N. W
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
N.W
American Security and Crust Company
Fifteenth Street
Charles J. Bell
Albert M. Read
CA. Aspinwall
Mgr
Imperial
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
la. Ave
D St. Rr
Pilgrim Light Lunch
F Street
Commissioners OF Pharmacy
National College of Pharmacy
Henry Aa. Johnson
Phar 1
New Jersey Avenue Northwest
Lancaster & Smith
Attorneys At Law
Gustow
Charles C. Lancaster
Herbert K. Smith
Macdonnald School OF Phrenology and Psychology
8Th St Nw
Qa Et Nn
Mme
L. Macdonnall
Mt. Vernon
Tennessee
MERS
B. B
Earn Haw & Bro
Alice M Patterass
D. A
Wilbur L. Sith
ostRorary
Phone
Clara A. Westlake
Brongwick
Bet
Pope
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