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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1905

Page

22

Boys Charged With Robbery In Barber Shops Mix

Police arrested Hunter Smith sixteen Harry Wilson sixteen and Ray Harrell fifteen for housebreaking and robbery at George Stones barber shop and cigar store on Eleventh Street. Window was broken cigars razors knives and rings valued at thirty two dollars taken and some goods recovered. The youths were sent to House of Retention for arraignment in Juvenile Court before Judge Kimball. Smith and Wilson faced prior indictment for stealing copper wire and were free on bond pending those cases.

Hunter Smith Harry Wilson Ray Harrell House of Retention Judge Kimball George Stone Eleventh Street Smith Wilson Cours

Schaefer Case Submitted in Bedford Murder Hearing

Arguments concluded in the preliminary hearing for Frank Evans and Elmer Browning charged with the murder of Miss Sarah Schaefer in Bedford Indiana. Justice McLahlin said a decision will be delivered Monday.

Schaefer Bedford Ind Frank Evans Elmer Browning Sarah Schaefer Justice McLahlin

Indians to educate children with their money under moral right

President Roosevelt sent a letter to Secretary Hitchcock asserting Indians have a moral right to use their own funds to educate their children at denominational schools of their choice. He directs Interior to continue contracts unless Congress or courts disagree and urges passage of the Lacey bill to allot annuities in severality.

Congress Roosevelt Hitchcock Interior Department Department of Justice Secretary of the Interior Commissioner of Indian Affairs James Sherman Commissioner of Loan Affairs Mc Shermans Office of Indian Affairs St Labre's School Tongue River Reservation Mission Schoors Lrel Indiana Episcopal Church Catholic Church Department al Juste Lacey Ina St. Labre's School Theodore Roosevelt Leupp Indian Affairs Indian Bureau St. Labre

Birthdays of Washington Lincoln and McKinley Celebrate

Lincoln Relief Corps hosts a public commemorative program at Golden Rule Hall on February 22 at 8 p.m. to honor the anniversaries of Washington Lincoln and McKinley with an elaborate musical program. Speakers include Col Macardy Cal King Col Honey Dr Clifford Cox and Mrs Isabel Worrell Ball and Miss Mary Yost Wood.

Washington Lincoln McKinley Lincoln Relief Corps Lincoln Post Golden Rule Hall Ninth Street Col. Macardy Post-office Department Cal. King Grand Army of the Republic Col Honey S$. Clifford Cox Department of the Potomac Isabel Worrell Ball Women's Relief Corps Mary Yost Wood American Evolution

Second Week of the Fair Opens With Labor Night Plans

The Washing ton Hebrew Congregation temple bazaar enters its second week with Labor Night featuring speeches by Morrison and Dickman. Masons announce a full slate of nightly programs, prizes are awarded, and generous donations support the fair.

Messrs. Morrison and Dickman Washington Lartin Ginn Grand Lodge of Masons of District of Columbia Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor Carter Keene Mystic Shrine Edwin B Hay Joe Dickman Morison American Federation of Libor Ap Thas Porto Rico Cuba Hawaii Bly Pebman Central Labor Union The Castre Lafayette Theater A Haas M D Cohen Willam Hahn Harry Rothschild W. W. Yenawine L. J

Inaugural Ball Wraps On Sale At Clearance Prices

In anticipation of the upcoming inauguration, Mr. & Horgan advertise a clearance sale of evening wraps from their stock at 733 13th St NW. The ad promises stylish, affordable options with alterations, plus mentions fur remodeling services. It also lists a long parade of assorted goods from various vendors and notes a teachers night, brewers night, and a baby contest during Temple Fair week at the Washington Light Infantry Armory with entries due by Wednesday.

Mr. & Horgan 13Th St. Aw Horn’s F Street Tures Dradge Ligaret Company L. Hartiguly Charles K Probey Cicy Harzens Eiseman Brothers City Saks Dur Company J A Morris New York George Y. Hannell Julius Gansburgh J. Hansen Silver Cup Sauter Baltimore Hainey Braunschweg City Nathan Horm Whrlich Myre. Marks Safa Pilow J Dreyfus Atevandma Vs Ferdinand Dez Hermanos Tampa Fla Baum Colman Brez I. Miller Giddings & Steele Haywood Shoe Company Mass Echener & Bro G. Seidenberg & Co C . Sloan & Co Ality Maurice Kaufman Pigeons

Conklin Leads Amateur Billiard Tourney With Four Wins

In Chicago the first week ends with Charles F. Conklin of Chicago atop the amateur billiard tourney with four victories and no losses. Sigourney of San Francisco trails with a clean record, one win fewer, while Threshie and Gardner post notable scores in a busy day.

Conklin Chicago Charles F. Conklin H Sigourney San Francisco Rein Threshie Boston Threehie Gardner Stark New York Charles Norris J. Byron Stark Schmitt Bigourney Threahie Poggenburg Norris

Brave Women and Nervous Disorders Heal by Nervine

A Victorian era advertisement extols Brave Women and delicate nervous systems, arguing many illnesses stem from nerves. Dr Miles Nervine is praised for revitalizing nerves and vitality, with Mrs Maud B Oplinger of Philadelphia selling the cure and promising a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.

Miles Maud B. Oplinger Philadelphia

Parker Bridget Clothing Ad Claims Superior Ready Made Suiting

Parker Bridget Clothing promotes a sale claiming its Parker Bridget outfits offer superior fit and style. The ad stresses latest fashions, top designers, best cloths and trims, and expert tailoring as reasons to buy now for future benefits.

Parker- Bridget Parker-Bridget

Bartholomay Charged With Grand Larceny At Bessler Hotel

August Bartholomay a 24 year old German native was arrested on grand larceny charges after thefts at the Bessler hotel at 922 Pennsylvania Ave NW. Detectives traced the crime through the Bessler family and recovered most stolen items from pawn shops. The incident implicates a trusted house guest who had lived with the family, aided by the hotel proprietor Mr George Bessler. Meanwhile separate reports note great damage to wharves on the Rappahannock and Potomac rivers and a wagon accident injuring John Shoemaker near Wardensville.

Boniface Bessler August Bartholomay George Bessler Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest Bartholomay Germany Bessler Barthelomay Besster Hartigan and Baur Washington Post Fredericksburg Rappahannock Potomac Rivers Somerset Wharf Potomac River F. W. Payne King George County Stuart

Chadwick Creditors to Meet in Cleveland

Receiver Loeser will likely stay in charge of Mrs Chadwick's estate as creditors prepare for a meeting in Cleveland. Referee Remington will notify known creditors to elect a trustee to permanently manage the Chadwick estate, with most creditors favoring Loeser continuing as receiver.

Loeser Cleveland Ohio Chadwick Bankruptcy Court Remington Lawser

Pittsburg Near Coal Shortage Threatens Jobs

Fears of a coal famine in Pittsburg arise from railroad car shortages and mine suspensions. Only a few mines were operating and less than a small fraction of cars were reaching the mines, threatening widespread layoffs in large industrial plants unless relief arrives soon.

Pittsburg grea @healty Inc Mless

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