Rose's Booths and Blooms at New Technical School Market
A bustling opening at the New Technical School building features Rose's Booths with American Beauty roses chrysanthemums and other blooms under pale pink canopies. Ambassadors wives and Washington society figures stroll the market while vendors sell cauliflowers grapes and sweet wares. The event accompanies a horse show on the Speedway with 209 plus horses expected and a complete ring and judges stand ready for racing and show events this afternoon.
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Nucesssial Tea Room
Mae. Nabues
Avagdor Ani
Emsaasien
Robert Hinckley
Malaga
Mise Matilda
Washington
Mt. Rone
Philip Uchborn
Luke-Alexandra
Ea Bernatori
Ihassadar
Everett Taylor
Drivers and Riders’ Association
Ring
Supt. McCandy
Potomac Park
Virginia
Pyar
Taylor
Ad Communications
F Street
Gheen
Drivera and Fittler
Homesick boy a despondent pupil ends his life
Witmot Duncan, a fourteen year old inmate of the Industrial Home School for Boys at Blue Plains DC, shot himself in the head with a revolver. He had complained of homesickness and longing to see his mother, and after obtaining the weapon from a cupboard he calmly pulled the trigger. Coroner Nevitt ruled death by his own action as the cause. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Witmot Duncan
Industrial Home School For
Blue Plains
D. C
Corane Nevitt
Wade
Horses to Go Today for Carnival Show
Dozens of horses prepare for the carnival show entering tomorrow’s event with judges testing entries this afternoon. Spectators may expect fast brushes and planned conveniences at the venue as entries line up for the next Saturday display.
Austro Hungarian Embassy Event At Local Charity Fair
A gala afternoon at Vibe in Migr featured debutantes and society members in elegant costumes, with displays of Chinese, Hungarian, and Spanish attire. Attendees included the Austro-Hungarian ambassador and Mme Nabuc o, alongside guests from the Japanese and French diplomatic communities. The event raised funds via booths selling candies, dairy products, and crafts, while fashion displays showcased elaborate period outfits and hats.
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Natalie Drige
Fidin Heyl
Ailes Boyd
Hannaly Anlarud
Marta Culvo
Malfand Marshall
Mies
Isa
George Bisa
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Ves Huth Bliss
Huth’ Jones
Mick
Chartes
Bonnet Lee
Wits
Llue Hows
Townsend
Mike Iter
J. Lennan
Cronin
Hagood
Knox Taylor
Miss Knight
Hickey
Lenthan
Mia
Maine
Dove
Denforth
Bre. Gannon
Evang
Misa Beavens
Miss Down
Miss Elliott
Mise White
Henmetmuller
M. Jusserand
Japan
Matsui
Baron Amrosy
Mim
Cruz
Wplomadele
Mra
Hichard ,Townsend
My. Philty
Naval Gunners Host Fourth Dance for 1000 Guests
The Navy Yard ballroom glowed with flags and electric bulbs as over 300 couples attended the fourth dance of the season by the seamen gunners class of 1900 and 1930 last night. Members of the “Men Forward” fellowship joined officers and guests in a lively evening before the group leaves for Newport for further training.
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Sl Nallong
Clase
Navy
York
Newport
R. I
Orrerz
A. M. Rovenbera
3. P. Rogers
G. Varin
A. K. Fahbro
Chatrman
J. W. Willams
Rob. Tar
B. O. Farmey Gulp
G. W. Walde
Leper Case Sparks Legal Battle Over Washington Quarantine
John R. Early, accused of violating District health rules while allegedly contagious, remains in quarantine behind the District Jail as lawyers plan a high profile fight. His NY pension status and medical opinions fuel a looming courtroom clash next Tuesday with attorney Egbert C. Everest and Dr. L Duncan Bulkley prepared to testify. Early’s wife and defense teams seek acquittal or damages, while health officials weigh continued quarantine given lingering disease concerns.
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New York
Baread
Washington
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John R. Early
Sha
Mulloway
District Health Department
Tepious
United States Pension Office
Akin and Cancer Hospital
Harrys
Egbert C. Everest
Plattsboro
N.Y
L. Duncan Bukley
Barry
Everest
Barly
Hie
Bulkley
Iverest
Halvation Army
Early
Health Department
Queens
Board of Health
Cancer Hospital
New York Board “of Pension Examiners
Varvictad
Spain
United States Supreme Court
Woodward
Hearth Inne
Pension Office
Pension Offles
Ita
Lsu
Davenport
On Search of a Wife Omedietts at Carroll Hall
A one act comedietta by J J Williams was staged last evening at Carroll Hall by the Alumnae and Library Association of St Patrick's Academy. The cast featured Jack Dashwood in search of a wife and a lively group including McKeon, Dean Brughloigis, Dengla Cannell, Sylvia and Elma Margaret Sorcoras. The musical program by St Patrick's Orchestra included selections by determenac Powell and others, dances from Manon, and a piano interlude by Ethel Leeped Me Paul Ramsdel. The entertainment closed with a dance.
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J.J. Williams
Carroll Hall
T. J. Williams
St. Patrick's Academy
Jack Dashwood
McKeot
Mrimone
Il. D
Dean Brughloigis
D College
Dengla
E. Cannell
Desa Brulsh
Aughter
Mas Jahanom
Gluotun Sylvia
Elma Margaret Sorcoras cBilles
Atte
Bilsabath
Stlea Annie
iPausrion
Rathay Deceitful
Klos Suntsett Dewney
At, Patrick’s Giving Orchestra
Determenac
Powell
No Langer
A. G. Bahyn
Biber’ Garman
Bizet Glolfan
Hobart Fi
Rammell
George “W. Skitton
Miss Line
Jetine
E.R Tobey
A. P. Low
Ethel
Paul Ramsdel
Ater Agoen Dentiog
Patient protests quarantine after alleged malady
Fragmentary OCR quotes a patient arguing against involuntary quarantine claiming good health and asserting no harm in visiting, while health officers discuss continued containment. The passage reflects tension between individual liberty and public health measures during a infectious disease claim.
Early Found Healthy After Pension Bureau Exams
Examiners in New York and Newport assessed John Early for a lepers pension case. Three boards of surgeons found him sound, leading pension commissioner James L. Davenport to cancel the disability and suspend further pension payments. He notes potential reapplication would require new examinations.
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Pension Bureau
John Early
New York
James L. Davenport
Pensions
New York City
Virginia
King
Newport
Arrest Sequel At Dance Court Fines Man And Offers Dinner Hope
After a Thursday night event at the OM Kentucky Club, Ernest Gillam faced police court for assault on Sal Hopkins amid a tense dance. Judge Mulloway fined Gillam $20 or six months, while vagrant Paul Kvlik received 80 days at the workhouse with a Christmas dinner chance. Joe Herman’s case involved alleged watch panic, with no prima facie robbery found though possession of stolen property possible.
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OM Kentucky Club
Teading Social Organization of Forces Bottom
Ernest Gillam
Sal” Hopkins
G. T. Smith
Fossum Hall
Sal
Pusson
Jedge
Ud Slyee
Ernest
Paul Kviik
T. J.’ Cutlinane
Kolik
Judge Mutlowny
Joe Herman
United States
Ralph Given
Mullin
Warren
Chatce
Petty Jareeny
Aggin
Agha
Gem Found In Trouser Cuff By Detectives In D C Dress
George Washington, a Black man, was involved in a cuff pocket gem find. Detectives Warren and Mullin recovered a $900 gem and a $200 amended valuation from the trouser cuff during a room search at a northwest Corcoran Street residence. Washington is in custody at the precinct station, linked to the architect's office on the eighth floor corridor.
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George “Werhngton
Warren Gd’ Mullen
George Auldie
Airs
Stockholse
Fort Myer Heights
Bch Pier Pps
Daniel K. Trimmer
Masonic Hall Association of
District of Columbia
First Moor
National
Northwest
Philip F. Larner
Secreta
Renew Love's Dream 4be On Honeymoon Tour
Windmuller marks his golden wedding as he and his wife sail from New York for Europe following a 50 year union. The Independent Queensboro columnist recalls meeting President Buchanan and later Taft during two Washington visits. They seek to relive youthful moments and end their marriage with a European tour.
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Washington
Muller
Willery
Ted A
Viatt
Mede
Shoreham
Europe
James Buchanan
White House
Executive Department
Windmuller
Grover Cleveland
William McKinley
Queensboro
Beauregard W D C Dance at Rauscher's Hall
A Beauregard Chapter dance at Rauscher's last night drew many attendees. Hosts included Mrs L G Yoffmann and Mrs C D Merwin, with colorful Confederate decor and carnations. Prominent members of U D C chapters and local dignitaries presided and introduced guests.
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U. D.C
Summer- Vi Harris
Dixie
J. W. Wrenn
Robert H
Telly
J. Gy Hoffman
George Bure
Mixa Mary Harold
Misa Helle Tinsley
Mas Violet Bowger
Augusta Magruder
Mise Rita Wrenn
Lucille Goodlowe
Mina Smal
Emily Slaitey
Florence Tournier
Anna Mer
Mas Josephins Waggaman
Irene Hardesty
Insbells Sinclatt
Non Schuemann
Rosalie “Smal
Marie Jenkins
M'se Kitty Temaxt
Digg Trowbridge
Miss Mansfield
Miss Moody
Miss Buckingham
Mise Blanche Jockssy
Alice Jumel
Clara Israel
Misa Fanny Hunt
Misa Emma Oen
Mita Florener Osgood
Josephine Arnold Rich
Weather conditions from the Weather Bureau report
The Weather Bureau reports a deep cold wave across the Northwest and northern plains with subzero temperatures in Nebraska and parts of Kansas. Widespread unsettled conditions persist in the Southwest while the northern Upper Lake region faces cold, with snow or rain expected in the northern tiers and clearing later. Temperatures in the Midwest and upper Mississippi Valley will rise by Sunday as a warmer trend returns in the Southwest.
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Upper Lake Region
Missourivalle
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Maddie
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Weatera
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Funds for Their Christmas Pay Delays Set
School teachers, policemen and firemen in the district will receive December pay on December 7 so they have funds for Christmas. An order issued Saturday by Auditor Tweedale follows the usual Christmas procedure and notes temperatures and rain forecasts elsewhere.
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Auditos Tweedale
Cartwright Sues Railways for Injuries in Yearend Filing
Samuel Cartwright through attorneys Gittings and Chamberlain sues Washington and Reckville Railway Company and Georgetown and finally won Railway Company alleging a October 10 collision with a car of the Jetan Company caused severe injuries. Damages are estimated at 59 000.
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Scotts
Gittings and Chamberlain
Samuel Cartwright
Washington and Reckvile Railway Company
Goorgetown and
Finallywon Railway Company
Cartwright
Jetandynt Company
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