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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1907

Page

6

Socialistic Era Sparks Debate At YMCA Talk

Heidelberg graduate Dr. J. Bushnell speaks to the Young Men's Christian Association on socialism, its rise as a political force in America, and the push for industrial democracy. He argues socialism could reshape governance, urges balanced reforms, and cautions against centralized power while urging workers’ rights and cooperative enterprise.

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Advertisers' Convention Held in Cincinnati

The Associated Advertising Club of America will hold its third annual convention in Cincinnati on April 27. About 70 delegates are expected. Not only will many prominent members from across the country be present, but also a large number of executives and managers prepare to participate in the gathering.

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Star Members Outing at Chesapeake Beach Excursion

The June Star Members Association held its annual outing at Chesapeake Beach with nearly 2000 members and friends enjoying the day. Activities included the usual games and athletic treats, while Joseph D. Beck served as association president and share organizer.

Agdoctalion Chesapeake Beach Joseph D. Beck Association

Crowding at Anacostia Cars Draws Railway Response

Gen Hastien, vice president of the Washington Railway and Electric Company, says overcrowding near Anacostia is caused by park attendance at Greenmount and Eureka in Hillsdale. He promises investigation and action, noting the railway lacks jurisdiction to add cars and will urge better service from the Ansenstin and Potomac River Railroad Company.

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Mrs Bradley In Jail After Hospital Transfer

Mrs Annie M Bradley remains in jail after a court-ordered transfer from a George Washington University hospital. She faces trial at the October term of the District Supreme Court for murder charges. Bail was set unsuccessfully at 19,000, with ongoing efforts by Wells, attorneys for the Director, to secure release as the case proceeds.

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Clerk Sues for 50000 Over Arrest and Alleged Scandal

A clerk from United States Clear Store sues for fifty thousand dollars alleging the defendant arranged his arrest to damage his reputation. The suit, filed in District Rupceme, claims the manager of the company aided the alleged act and caused serious injury to the clerk. The petition cites an arrest on June 98 for a charge of stealing 300.

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Little Girl Falls From Skylight in Court Street Dread Tragedy

Four year old Hunt family child, Amey Hunt, died after stepping onto a skylight at her home on N Street Northwest while alone with her father. The fall from a sixty foot height sent her to the hospital, where doctors could not save her. Coroner’s inquiry pending final death certificate.

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Exemption Request for Georgetown Visitation Convent Land

Georgetown Visitation Convent seeks tax exemption for a 120 acre tract of land on the New Cut recreation ground owned by the School. It argues the land is used for charitable purposes and education, with profits aiding the convent and the poor. Corporation Counsel Thomex referred the matter to the Commission, which again asked for a clearer case.

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Forbidden Eighting Plant Permit By Potomac Power

The Potomac Electric Power Company was told by the Commissioners they cannot be granted two permits for a power plant at the corner of Sherman Avenue and Howard Street Northwest. A new permit application can be filed only after consent of two thirds of property owners is obtained. inspectors are barred from issuing a permit for a building requested by the electric company for residential spars.

Potomac Wievtee Power Company Ries

Mortgage Trust Deed Aims to Cover Wreck Damages

Washington has recorded a trust deed by the Weohingeen Arlington and Pally Church Railway Company naming William Clarke of Philadelphia as mortgagor. Notes totaling 121,510 and 32,50 are held by the Western Land Association and Lydia Schnen man, securing loans to cover old indebtedness from the Clarendon bridge construction. Lawyers say the transaction shields mortgage creditors while wreck claimants pursue damages. proceedings may lead to foreclosure in Alexandria court, with two additional mortgages totaling 2010 and wreck victims’ claims valued at Kate FU.

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District Denies Lamp Contract Reconsideration Request

Je L. Mott Iron Works sought a reconsideration of a proposed KA price cut for installing lamps on a bridge on Cosnoricut Avenue. The company contends it should be paid the higher rate and that the district was obligated to allow costs claimed. The district ruled the higher compensation cannot be claimed under contract terms.

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Resorts Accessible From New York By Pennsylvania Railroad

The Long Island and Long Island Sound resorts are easily reached via the Pennsylvania Railroad with connections from New York City, offering quick access for travelers seeking coastal retreats along familiar routes.

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Funeral for Judge Chorio to Be Held Today

The funeral for Judge Chorio, a former editor of the daily paper and Department of Commerce employee, will be held today at 10 am from his father in law John H Benton’s home. Masons, Fellows, and Knights of Pythias will attend. interment in Glenwood Cemetery. Reverend Gul Geary will conduct the service at Hamline Methodist Church male attendees from local orders expected.

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Escapes From Workhouse And Local Protests In City

Reported escape from a workhouse as a man eluded guards by donning clothing not seized in a darkened morning attempt. City protests arise over proposed auto garage near New Hampshire Avenue, with owners citing property radius hurdles and commissions, while veterans plan a Gettysburg gathering and two men face robbery charges with bail set at 200 dollars.

Federation of Human Rights Society Becomes Incorporated

Form filed with the Recorder of Deeds certifies the organization as The Amerson Federation of Human Rights. Its object is to promote equal rights, labor for mutual protection and improvement of members, and combat ignorance. It has no capital stock. Trustees named Samuel Bo Weohaha Asdean B aue and Andrew Wobe, of Washington.

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Damages Sought by Wallach From District of Columbia

John W. Wallach seeks 19000 dollars in a district court filing for injuries from a sidewalk fall on Sixth Street between L and Matresia hingueast in January. He alleges the District's negligence in keeping the sidewalk repaired led to his harm. Dr Guthrie Selected 22 Pastor at Hierailee Church.

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Funeral for Frederick M. Sime Sims

Funeral services for Frederick M. Sime Sims who died at his home on 14 First Street Northeast will be held at his residence this afternoon at 1 oclock. The ceremony will be conducted by Pnavate Kinet with a nearby minister in attendance.

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