New Sibley Hospital Plan To Begin Work Soon
Sibley Hospital is planned as a six story brick building with a roof garden on North Capitol Street to honor Ephraim Wash who donated the first property. The project, supported by the National Home Missionary Society, estimates cost over $155,000 and includes a free dispensary and extensive wards and operating rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim Wash
Missonary Society
vAnassibley Hospital
North Capitol
Snl
Vieret
Heorge
Robinson
Nathanal Honte Missionary Society
Weare
Rustrali
Pierce Street
Neriind Tlorme Missionary Society
Yaa Io
Feracn
Stibey Hospital
Murder Witness Held In Early Case At Mickle Store
Wilbur Patterson, a man linked to the Mickle store murder about three weeks prior, was brought to Washington Asylum Hospital for observation. A judge noted Patterson’s alleged abnormal imagination, and probation officers reported growing concerns over his conduct after testimony about Smith and an accompanying woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Patterson
New Jersey
Wentfred James & Smith
William Hf Mickle
Woastington Asylum
Jude DeLacy
Mventie Cave
Paty Tetden
Patterson
Smith
Mickie
Empany
Mrs M T Krepps Dead in Washington Funeral Planned
Mrs Isreppa Krepps age 61 longtime Washington resident dies after short illness. Services set for 2 PM tomorrow at Waugh Moi Chapel officiated by AH Thompson with burial in Congressional Cemetery. Survived by husband and children Mrs Joseph Roderick Mrs SB West Mrs William Flarrast and others of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
Isreppa Waa
Washington
Joseph Roderick
SB West
William HL Flarrast
Hinder
Washingon
Labor to Fight Liquor Rum Attack at Anti-Saloon Meet
Labor leader John B Lennon urged workers to join the anti liquor campaign saying the laboring man is the country’s hope in the fight against the rum traffic. Senator Luke Lea attacked stamps and liquor taxes while Baptist ministers defended the Anti Saloon League at the convention in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Robinson
St. Louis
John B. Lennon
American Federation of Labor
Luther B Wilson
Philadelphia
Lennon
Mquear
Anti Saloon League
A. G. Robinson
W. H. van Alish
Antigaloon League
Lea
Stampa
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Joseph Gibson
Bresident
Canadian Alliance
Filmore Condit
New Jersey
Joseph Clark
Ohio
Calvary Baptist Church
George R. Stuart
New Jersey Republican Club Hosts Banquet for Browning
The New Jersey Republican Club held a banquet for its president Representative William J. Browning at Freund's. Speakers included John J. Gardner Ira W. Wood 18 W. Roberts William B. McKinley William A. Rodenberg and others. a large listed attendance of senators representatives printers and party figures attended the event and musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Republican Club
Wiliam J. Browning
Freund
Frank Briggs
New Jersey
Coy
Franklin Murray
FR. P. Agdreng
EB. A. Armstrong
William A Avis
John Barter
F. H. Barnhart
Frank H. Barto
W. Beach
John B. Berg
F. Bodine
Albert WV. Bower
Charles 8
Boyot
Firlan
Howard Brown
Josaph Burroughs
Henry M. Camp
Freak C. Carter
A. H. Chase
Warren J. Coffin
Robert W. Congdon
Alien Conover
Francis Curtis
John Delahunty
W. H. Depue
Louis T. Deroutee
Carl Doohret
W. M. Dorall
William J. Dow
Cat Falkenreck
John Fox
Robert T. Frailey
James A. George
Edward Gruppe
Hiram G. Wallinger
Richard B. Iarlow
Michael Harris
Joseph Burver
W. Togsett
William Leonard Hurley
FE Ingiing
Joeph Irons
Allen A. Tevite
T Jenkins
Joseph Harris Johnson
James Kane
John L. Kennedy
Emil Kuhn
E. A. M. Lawson
Joseph ©. Lee
Charles E. Malpas
A M. McDermott
Donald H. McLean
Charles Meier
J. B D. Meyers
A Mooers
Edward Moores
W. H. Markelaton
L. A Neuer
William Tyler Page
WM Palmar
Norma D. Palmer
R Wayne Parker
John J. Pasco
H. Patterson
William A. Peacock
Benjamin A Pino
James M. Place
William F. Reed
Georges Renes
Oscar Ricketts
A. B. Aldate
J. Ryan
Wiliam W. Sawyer
Gus A. Rehuldt
W. F. Beott
John G. Shreeve
W. B. Zimmerman
Charles T. Smith
George W. Smith
Welter L. Smith
W. Hennessy Smith
B.C. Snyder
David Spitzer
Jacob W. Starr
E. D. Aten
Howard Steen
Frederick R. Steffans
A. W. Stockton
la Stratton
H. W. Szegedy
Honard R. Taylor
Thistlewood
Morria Thorne
George A. Tuttle
Harry ¥. Vollmer
Joseph ©. Ware
Charles F. Weston
Herbert R. Weston
George W. Whittington
Harry Wilson
A. L. Wood
W. R. Wooley
Pin Causes Infant Death in Frightful Accident
Amy Millicent Riggles, infant of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riggles, crawled behind a pin lying on the floor and swallowed it. Doctors fought to save her but she choked to death. The mother had left the child briefly. the funeral is set for this afternoon at 2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Millicent Riggles
Thomas Riggles
Mrs. A. Kann Elected Treasurer at National Council Meeting
At the National Council of Jewish Women meeting in Philadelphia, Mrs Adolph Kanh of 2733 Ontario Road NW was elected treasurer. Mrs Kang also serves as president of the Washington council and is expected to return home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kann
National Council, of Jewish Women
Philadelphia
Adolph Kanh
Ontario Road Northwest
Kang
Washington Council
Weather Conditions Report Opens With Unsettled Gulf-Rio Scene
Weather Bureau notes no major storm across the United States through Wednesday night. Low pressure over the Gulf of Mexico and Rio Grande valley brings unsettled conditions with local rains in the gulf states and northern New England snow. Temperatures near seasonal norms with a cooler trend into Thursday and Friday. winds vary by coast and lake region. Local report lists hourly temps and humidity. river bulletin mentions Potomac and other rivers.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
United States
Gulf of Moxico
Rio Grande Valley
Gulf
Rocky Mountain
Ohio Valley
Tower Lake
Terror
New York
New England
Atlantic States
South Atlantic States
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Middle Atlantic
Médarete
South Atlantic
East Gulf
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Baska
Hotels and Cities Line Listings of Famous Guests
A long OCR list records guests and residents at major hotels in Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh California Connecticut Georgia Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts New York state New Jersey Tennessee Vermont Virginia West Virginia and beyond. The entries name individuals and couples with hotels including Shoreham Ebbsitt Willard and St James among others, spanning cities like Chicago New York Philadelphia and Boston area, as well as states such as Massachusetts Maryland New Jersey and Virginia.
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F. P. Bascom
HW Gleason
Raleleh
Gorge Pollock
Bt James
Henry C. Marcy
N. R. Hichards
Shoreham
Chicago
T. M. Bennett
Gillette Bebit
Barton
Heleigh
Edward Hines
C. R. Nelson
T F Toomey
Willard
D. R. Williamson
New York City
L. C. Roden
W. F. Murray
Robert H. Calxe
Frank Chapin
William Folk
J. CG. Dillon
Nolan R. Dest
George Grigt
RB. Buntley
J. H. Griffth
Lb. Howell
Nolan BR. Best
W. M. Burton
W. A. Rogers
Everitt Butterfield
H. BR
Henry Bacon
Arlington
Mime
Ross List
H. Brott
George K. Turver
Nolan
Best
Philadelphia
C. Rhinback
P. C. Adams
James
D. N. Belesard
Allen Sheldon
J. M. Baldy
J. 3
Carroll
M. J. Grane
Joasph A. Whitaker
Pittsburgh
A. L. Swift
H. ¥. Jefferson
Wh- Lard
PF. A. MéAgne
Robert D. Brooke
E. GI
Shorena
California
F G. Cottrell
Baignet
San Francisco
Ebbitt
Adams
Pavadena
Arington
E. P. Melnocke
Shoraham
Connecticut
H.C. Chapman
Saybrook
Rateigh
Mra
KA. Moore
H. Hart
Minx
B. Moore
A. Hart
D. R. Hart
G. P. Hart
New Britain
Willerd
Joan M. Donnelly
Bridgeport
R. W. Churchill
Winsted
St. James
Georgia
Albert Neiblar
Atlanta
Ebbtt
Floyd
W. McRae
Kentucky
Hanes
Louisville
Maryland
Lawrence W. Hann
Baltimore
Rataigh
William M. Russell
Hazerstown
Thomas Parran
John Davis
M. D
Walabed
Shore
Bam
E. L. Triet
Robarta
Isitton Cohn
Troy
R. P. Heron
Aura
W. EB. Swane
Wiedman
Buffalo
Willa J. W. Richardson
Rochester
Ebbiet
James. Heaton
Brooklyn
George W. Chauncey
Cheyney
F. W. Bawford
Trenton
A. Les
Newark
Releigh
Grotta
Sod
Miotelma D. Grotta
W. K. Horiey
Charles Boyar
Dereusee
Camden
Wierd
Frank W. Kilsey
Orange
Onald H. Mcbean
Paterson
Ebbett
Kiory Marvel
Atlantic
Democrats Debate Open Caucus Plan in Tariff Session
House Democrats grapple with whether caucuses should be open or secret as the tariff session nears. Majority Leader Underwood supports openness, while Rep Palmer favors a secret meeting with a caucus journal and public records of motions and votes, to preserve party harmony. Public caucuses, Palmer argues, would reveal shifts and pressures among members and hinder reconciliation.
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Underwood
New &Cheme
House
Sesson
Congress
Underweed
Democratic Party
Hus
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Transfer War in Congress Urges Citizens Bill Backed by Local Groups
The executive committee of the Citizens' Conference on Universal Transfers adopted a resolution supporting the citizens' bill and called a mass meeting for January 9 to urge District residents to endorse the bill. The vote follows District commissioners recommending Congress pass the Works universal transfer bill as amended. Copies go to Senate and House committees and to commissioners. Endorsing groups include the Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants' Association Central Labor Union and several citizens' associations.
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Charles W. Carr
Congress
Senate
House
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants’ Association
The
Central Labor Union
Citizens’ Associations
Concert of Motet Choir at Memorial Continental Hall
Crowds of 800 filled Memorial Continental Hall for a Motet Choir concert directed by Otto Torney Simon. The program featured nativity, marriage, and death themes with solos by Anton Kaspar on violin and Ernest Lent on cello, plus Mrs. Otto Torney Simon on choral accompaniment.
Middy Appeals to King for Reinstatement
A former U S Navy midshipman and Charles L Clifford, dismissed after the Atlantic squadron’s foreign cruise, appealed to King Haakon of Norway for reinstatement. Holmes and Clifford had shore leave in Bergen, went missing, were found four days later, and sent a letter back through diplomatic channels to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston U. Holmes
United States Navy
Charles L. Clifford
King Haakon
Norway
Holmes
Clifford
Bergen
Lieut
van Auken
Arson Charge Shocks Poolroom Manager Ira Todd
Ira V. Todd a 50 year old colored poolroom manager at 33H Street Northeast was arrested on an arson complaint by Fire Marshal Nicholson after firefighters found kerosene on the floor of the poolroom. Todd claimed he had not been in the building since the night before but neighbors said he was seen there shortly before the fire was extinguished. The building owner is C. G. Newton and it is rented by A. D. McCoy.
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Ira V. Todd
Nicholson
Todd
Isons
C. G. Newton
A. D. McCoy
Daisy Copeland Leaves Home for Stage Pursuit
Daisy Copeland, daughter of Mrs Copeland of 7th Street Northwest, vanished from home yesterday seeking a stage place. Her mother appeals to police for help finding her, noting she ran away after ten last night.
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Daisy Copeland
Misa Daisy Copeland
Mra. 4
Copeland
Director Asks for Funds to Save Census Operations
House appropriations hearings reveal E. Dana Durand urging a $1,000,000 boost to Census to prevent cutting returns and bulletin issuance. 1,500 clerks could lose jobs without the increase, with July payroll protected if approved. Other agency requests include $50,000 for engraving and printing, $18,000 for Galveston immigrant station, $106,000 for Philadelphia station, and $275,000 for coast artillery equipment.
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House
E. Dana Durand
Freb
Congress
Ralph
Bureau’ of Engraving and Printing
Hixby
Army Engineers
Maine
Havana Harbor
Nagel
Galveston
Philadelphia
Army
Hearing to Crush Dynamiters Opens Today in Indianapolis
Federal inquiry begins with grand jury into alleged dynamite conspiracy. Justice Department instructs District Attorney Miller to pursue prosecutions under two statutes with penalties up to two years and ten thousand dollars. Samuel Gompers denounces the use of MoNamara affair to attack unions while stressing that violence by any group harms all workers.
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Department of Justice
Miller
Grand Jury
Indianapolis
McCormick
Los Angeles
Washington
Department
New York
Wickersham
Harr
Labor
Xmas Terms Offer to Those Who Do Not Wish to Pay
A local advert promises special Christmas terms for customers who decline cash payments. The note emphasizes flexible credit options and holiday pricing, targeting buyers seeking extended terms and reduced upfront costs.
Taft Orders Inquiry Into Dynamiting Conspiracy During Trip
President Taft personally started the government inquiry into the dynamiting conspiracy linked to the McNamara brothers. He learned of the strong case during a Los Angeles visit on October 16 and acted 48 hours after leaving. Rumors say arrests of prominent leaders are imminent as testimony unfolds before the jury. In Indianapolis the grand jury investigation opens amid reports of a letter to Ortie McManigal praising his explosion work and seeking to identify the author.
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Los Angeles
Taft
Tndienapolis
McNamara ‘Beers
Oscar Lawler
John D. Fredericks
McNamaras
J. B. Munsey
Sal Lake City
California State Federation of Labor
To & Beapr
National Organization
Indianapoda
Ind
Federal Grand Jury
Ortie McMangel
The Easiest Way to Remove Fuzz
An ad style receipt promotes delatone paste as a safe quick fix for facial and arm hair. It claims the product removes all hair after a brief two to three minute application and leaves skin white and soft. It notes the cheap cost but hints at strong demand despite low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boudell
Drugate
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District Methodists
North Capitol Street
Aixaturies
Aleeping
Ronnecter
Plana Drt Ty
William J
DeLacy
Mickle
Gherestenthal Glass
Kew Sibley Hospital
Antisaloon League
U. S
Representative Browning
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Baby
Rérpers Yarry
Ani Tosh
Arkeritie
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Han- Oo Pinibinis Tion
United States Grand Jury
Royal Arms
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John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
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O. J. DeMoll & Co
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Knabe Angelus
Chickering Angelus
Emerson Angelos
Angelus
Behning
H. M. Cable
Vose & Sons
Fischer
Stultz
Chickering
A. B. Chaze
Steinway
Knabe
A. B. Cha
Shoninger
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McPhail
Hardman
Prive & To
Kimball
Bradbury
Weber
Ivers & Pa
Scials
Stultz Bros
W. W. Deal & CO. Untertekers Aus
J. DeMoll & Co
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Emerson Angelus
Chickering & Sons
Christian Xander
Pride of
National Cor
Georges
Regent St
Mode Hatters
Maberdashers
Eleventh
F Streets
Mark Cross Monogram
Mark Grose
Mark Cross
Mark Cross Company
London
West
England
Chistes
Conservatory
Whittier
Witter
Berkeley
F.G. Smith
Bradbury Building
Stree
Paris
F. Ellis & CO
Pennsylvania Avenue
A. Kuhn
Citizens Saving
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Hay
Jsil
Sidney 1 Besselibvre
Secreta
Esselibvre
Ballentine
Architegts
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