World Exposition Day Tour by Washington Post Party
Members of the Washington Post Exposition party roam the James town fair in a single day journey through wonders from Hell Gate to the Eskimo village and the ostrich farm. They witness deep sea divers and a fireworks display, then tour the Wild West show and more with steady enthusiasm and vivid impressions to last a lifetime.
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Insige
Ian
Washington Post
Hell Gate
Asterih
Bakimo
Sorcho
Rome
Cnid
Alaska
Egypt
Mike Old
Trio Hurt In Collisions At Anacostia Transfer Station
Alice M. King of U4 Third Street North West was knocked down and bruised when an automobile owned by John Bailey struck her at the Nicholas Avenue transfer station. Bailey was arrested on a reckless driving charge. A cyclist named Edward Tremble caused another fall injuring Mrs. Spang near Fourteenth Street and Irving Street. Raymond Harrison was arrested for police regulation violations after a collision on the Anacostia bridge involving two horses. Mrs Gatton was thrown and slightly injured. her husband’s buggy was also damaged.
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Alice M. King
Third Street
Edward Spang
Park Road
Weet
Anacostia Bridge
Mra Gatton
Me Gatton
Welcome Visiting Knights of Columbus Entertain Local Councils
Visiting Knights of Columbus were hosted by five local councils at their hall on By stred near Sixth Sthet after attending a Norfolk convention. A welcoming session featured speeches by State Deputy F J Hartigan and others, followed by a musical and social program. Committees and officers were listed, and Potomac Cornel plans further entertainment tomorrow night at the denights hall with a special programme arranged.
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Knights of Columbus
Order
Stred
Sixth Sthet
Norfolk
Woshington
F J Hartigan
Daniel Culwell
J T Thompson
Illnois
John J Hickey
New Jersey
Thomaz Briol
Minnesota
Nileaal
al. Tanghlin
J. Juen
Mexico
EJ Alloy
Heonie Fl Ogle
Thoman
Wola
George SI
Doyle
WP Norrie
Thomas Ax
Enterafamant
Thoman J Donwean
George T Kote Hobie
Dogoer
J Tholl
Pelle Meguire
Wad Nudgee—Iéonde
Young Mwe
Aclito
George F Meavoy
JF Callen
Ast
Redmon de Vaney
Potomac
Cornel
Denights Hall
Newsboys Day Exposition Plans Under Judge Vaughan
Judge Vaughan travels to Washington to coordinate with daily newspapers and the Jamestown Exposition Company for Newsboys Day on August 24. He aims to send at least 200 local newsboys to the exposition, with free viewing of War Path attractions and transportation support for those needing funds. A parade band from St Louis and leaders from Chicago are expected, and a barbecue is planned with beef for about twenty five cattle prepared for the youths.
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WR. Vaughan
Washington
Judge Vaughan Wad
Weare
Falr
Itig
Merrimac
Vaughan
United
Dr McCallion poisons self by mistaken drink
Dr Cherlea G McCallion of 24 Twelfth Street Southwest swallowed formaldehyde believing it was Jamaica ginger. He was in serious condition at Emergency Hospital but reported to have a good chance of recovery. Police heard bones rattle as they interrupted illegal gaming at 1224 First Street Northwest. Charles White, a Black man, was jailed for permitting gaming. officers found dice, chips and money to be used as evidence.
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Cherlea G McCallion
Twelfth Strees
McCallion
Jake Hoe
Harry A Cole
Jones and Abilins
Charles White
First Street
White
Central Office
Po- Reman Mudd
Charles B Lawton
Tanth
Datteets
Zaya
Weylan
Mudd
Velvet Kind Druggists Advertise Rich Jog Cream
Velvet Kind Druggists promote a rich Jog Cream described as pure and delicious. The ad emphasizes smooth texture and flavor to attract customers seeking a high quality dairy product.
Paid Tribute to Glen Echo Marshal Nabs Two Fugitives
Marshal Collins operated in Glen Echo yesterday catching two outcasts on the Conduit road. The treasury gained 30 dollars from the incident. The first offender, Charles H Martin of Springfield Mayo, paid a 2 dollar fine. Frederick F Ruppert of 1% Watrest Northwest faced a total rate fine and escaped with a fine of zero.
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Marshal Collins
Maryland
Glenecho
Charles H Martin
Springfield
Mayo
Garret
Martin
Frederick F Ruppert
Chief Clerk Peters Improving Amid April Navy Dept Recovery
The condition of Benjamin Peters chief clerk of the Navy Department is steadily improving and it may be a month or more before he is fully well His brother Thomas Peters of Harrisburg Pa notes the progress Peters enjoyed a drive yesterday afternoon Also included are brief items about a Philadelphia death a coroner report a mad dog incident and a humorous Baltimore American quote about a woman and her lover in a paradoxical challenge.
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Peters
Benjamin Peters
Navy Department
Thomas Petra
Harrisburg
Maria
Trio of Suspects Arrested in Theatrical Pick Pocket Case
Police report multiple thefts and robberies in Washington area with arrests in attempts to pick pockets at a theater and on Chesapeake Beach trains. Suspects include Harry Brown Oscar Weylan L. Nichol Edward Hartman and two others identified as L L Nichol and Edward Hartman. investigations continue.
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Ovcar
Weylan
Harry Brown
X. L. Nichol
Edward
Hartman
Chesapeake Beach
Merrick
Judge Merrick
Marlboro
Maryland
L. L Nichol
Edward Hartman
Chesapeake Junction
Ninth Precinct
Sweeny
Prince George County
Plea for Canteen Draws Letters From Coast to Coast
A note from Captain Walter Mitchell of the Spanish War Veterans committee reports widespread public support to restore the canteen at army and soldiers homes. A Monterey California letter from Louise Claud He tn advocates reform to curb saloon influence, promote temperance, and restore canteen services for soldiers.
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Walter Mitchell
Special Legislative Committee
Monterey
Cal
Louise Claud
Rmy
United States
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