Horse Show Plan Praised as Open-Air Event Grows
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General F V De Graw lauds the committee led by M C Hazen John Gheen and Thomas Bones for progress toward the open-air horse show in Potomac Park under the Road Drivers and Riders Association Washington port. He notes strong support from District horse lovers especially from ladies in park and road driving and riding. Entries flood in from Pennsylvania New York with plans to ship a top horse for the May matinee. John Gheen solicits prompt mailed entries to ease program printing and avoid last moment confusion.
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Potomac Park
Road Drivers and Riders Association
Washington Port
Speedway
Nhot
FV de Graw
Ita
de Graw
Th Association
M C Hazen
John Gheen
Thomas Bones
Pennsylvania
New York
de Gras
Sax
Dé Grew
Washington
Hechinger
Fourteent Street
Browniekaramh contest updates draw still more interest
Anticipated changes in auto scores as boys and girls work hard in the Browniekar contest. Special prizes attract interest for those below the 10000 point mark. A Sunday Post print will show standings through Wednesday, with gains and position changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Thors
Favors Railroad Employes in 1906 Act Case
Associate Justice Robb of the District Court of Appeals rules for railroad employers in the Tucker estate case. The court held that fellow servant and assumption of risk doctrines do not bar recovery under the employers' liability act of 1906. A $4600 relief payment and release did not absolve the railroad of further liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robb
Distric Court of Appeals
Congress
Lillian Tucker
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Wallington Railroad Company
Court of Appeals
Tucker
S Relief Association
Hats Grow Bigger and Heavier Demand Rate Rethink
The Millinery Jobbers Association pressed the Interstate Commerce Commission to lower express rates, arguing that larger hats now require more capacity. Railroads and express firms counter that freight demands rise with hat sizes, noting cars hold a tenth of past data and prices rose to cover the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroads and Express
Millinery Jobbers Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mill
Nera
Universal Transfer Bill Voiced To Be Unconstitutional
President George E Hamilton of General Traction and J Darlington told the House District committee that the universal transfer bill would likely be unconstitutional once law. They argued the measure is confiscatory and that Congress may amend railway charters at any time under existing provisions. Also noted were exanimations for Treasury revenue cutter service cadet vacancies and a list of twelve test candidates from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E Hamilton
General Traction Company
J Darlington
House District Committee
HH .Thomas
HW Williams
Baltimore and Washington Transit Company
Congress
United States Revenue Cutter
Treasury Building
R Brown
Saville
Massachusetts
KT Collins
Connecticut
R Thawley
Fink . Lowden
Cannon
Lowden
George
Geoge
Spearer Cannons
Opposton Saung
Lowden Ho
Hacker
Hig
Secon
George Mup Lowden
Segtien O
Young
Howenstein Death In Burlington Apartments headline
Mrs James T Howenstein died yesterday at 1 PM in her daughter Mrs Arthur S C Moses Burlington apartment. She was 61, survived by husband and three sons and a daughter, and was born Mary Wade Sullivan in Virginia. Funeral at daughter's apartment in Burlington tomorrow at 2 PM. burial in Glenwood Cemetery. pallbearers: W H Wilkening, W Muehleisen, E Spelch, G H Wood.
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Burlngton
James T Howenstein
Arthur SC Moses
Burlington
Howenstein
Moses
City
WR Howenstein
HR Howenstein
Washington
James T Howenstein Jr
Philadelphia
Moses Mi
Olympia
Howenstans
Mary Wade Sullivan
Gloucester County
Borla
Glenwood Cemetery
Wilkening
William Muehleisen
Emanuel Spelch
George H Wood
Schuldt Named Fourth Assistant Corporation Counsel
Gus A Schuldt, a noted lawyer and Republican figure, was appointed assistant corporation counsel to fill a vacancy. He will prosecute at the police court and handle cases involving municipal regulations and United States statutes, including liquor laws and concealed weapons. Born January 18, 1873, he is a Columbian University and George Washington University graduate.
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United States
Gus A Schuldt
District League of Republican States Club
James Lough
Mr Schuldt
Schuldts
James Francis Smith
Corporation Counsel
My Schuldt
Judge Pugh
Mc Schuldt
Masonic Order
Elkfie
Washington Centennial
Lafayette I
Municpal Counc National Inton
The
Loyal Guard
Schuldt
Columbian Iniversity
George Washington University
National Law School
Policr Court
Mrs Chester A Snow Dead
Mrs Clara P Snow 33 wife of patent attorney Chester A Snow died suddenly at home from heart failure after several days illness. Survived by husband and their 12 year old son Chester A Snow. Funeral at 188 Newton Street Northwest. interment Roch Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara P Snow
Chester A Snow
Newton Street
Mrs Snow
Mr Snow
Ayce
Lewis Johnston
J W Hodges
Snow
Negitt
City street cars fitted with guard rails for passenger safety
HC Eddy, secretary of the District electric galway commission, reported that all open street cars now have guard rails on the side near the adjacent track. An inspection shows companies conforming to regulations adopted some time ago, though summer cars earlier lacked guards, risking passengers stepping onto the adjacent track or into a moving car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wack HC Eddy
District Electric
Galway Commission
Aga
Insurgent School Rules Drafted by Militant Youth
A fragmentary document titled Insurgent School Rules appears linked to George M P Lowden, claiming a constitutional framework for governing a high school by pupil committees. It outlines student control over lectures, fines, arrests, and teacher authority, with sections on committee composition across grades and conditions for enforcement. An address on "The Big Stick" is promised by Copp, a juvenile court officer, to police officials at Bethany Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal
Figtzel
Juvenile Court
Bethany Chapel
Metropolitan Police Department
Accidental shooting of four year old George W Chandler
George W Chandler a four year old boy living on First Street Southeast was shot in the throat and hospitalized in serious condition at Casualty Hospital. The shot was described as accidental, with the boy telling doctors it occurred during a private act of going to his room. His wife and child were in the sitting room when the incident happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Chandler
Tesla
First Street
Union Station
Casualty Hospital
Chandler
District National Guard target practice planned at Congress Heights
Preparations for the annual target practice of the District National Guard are nearing completion and the assignment of companies to the range will be announced soon. The event will be held at the Congress Heights rifle range as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District National Guard
Congress Heights
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Phbereevens
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Barnot
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Cape May
Walet
Board OF Trade Cape May
Washington Gas Light Co
Teath Street
C. A. Muddiman & Co
Lacey &Co
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Hefford
Shefford
Fies
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Syracuse
Lansburgh Furniture Co
Ninth St
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Revenue Cutter Examinations
Noalgo
Bottes Washington Brewery Co
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the Sunday Post
Mes J T Howenstein
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Southern Railway
Erdman
Charles P Nells
Knapp
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Cailroad
Appomattox
Umen Veteran Legion
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Senator Heyburn
Idaho
Hamline League Choir Club
Hamline
Bret H L Halter
Ida Oneill
PY DeGraw
Road Drivers
Bidere Asavel
Gus A. Schuldt
Chester
Canton
Frank O Lowden
Henry Conradis
Edward L Giles May Conradis
Istitutea
District Supreme Court
Conradis
EH Snyders
Colin Pa
Ariington Bottling Co
Wilk
Ad” Men’s League
M H B Hottman
Ad Mens League
David G Evans
Mc Heana
Raleigh
Vuddiman & Co
Caverly
Ian
Inen
Franklin Laundry
13Th St. NM. W
Killian
Pouca Mbart
Ivery
Peter Grogan
7Th St
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Sheffield Plate
Toboldi
Tharp
Berkeley
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th St NW
Randle Highlands
Capitol OF
A A Kerr
Eatie Aero AR
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Westington
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Moat
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Lee Bropertt
L$ Realty Company
Pete
Friedlander Bros
Burchell
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Holmes’ Bakery
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Fealy's Drug Store
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Keeley Institute
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