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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1905

Page

6

Comfort for public stations and booths in inauguration plan

Washington inauguration preparations include eight comfort stations shaped as miniature hospitals and two information booths to aid thousands of visitors. The stations will be placed at key avenues, with thorough staff support, guides, and quartering lists to assist attendees during the events two weeks from the start.

St Lows Fair Arnyes Chiorman Weller Publlc Washington Csinth Nth Pennsyvania Avenue Seyrth Street New Jersey Avenue Capitol Grounds New York Florida Avenues New Jersey Avenues B Street Pennsylvania Station

Harris & King open ground floor photograph galleries in Washington

The Harris-Ewing Ground Floor Photograph Galleries debut at 1311 F Street offering easy access with a single flight of stairs. The remodeled space showcases cameras and frames, highlighting work by Harris and King who previously collaborated with top studios in California New York and Boston.

Harris-Ewing Washington atris-Ewing Photograph Gallerie F Street Thirteenth Harris- Haing Harris & Kwng California New York Boston

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief for Stomach Troubles

A vintage ad claims a tired stomach fails to digest food, urging Hood's Sarsaparilla as an unequaled remedy for dyspepsia. It touts a book on dyspepsia and directs readers to Hood Co., Lowell, Massachusetts for purchase.

Hood No. S. Se L Hood Co Lowell, Mass

Columbia Alumni Dinner Elects New Officers in DC

The third annual Columbia University Alumni Association in the District of Columbia met at the University Club. John Cropper was elected president with W R R Hillyer, Francis E Leupp, I W Glazebrook as vice presidents and George O Totten as secretary. Marcus Benjamin as treasurer. Prof Woodward gave the main address praising Columbia graduates in science led by Samuel L Mitchell and recalling President Barnard. The gathering listed numerous alumni attendees and adjourned at midnight.

John Cropper W. R. Hillyer Francis E. Leupp Dr. Glazebrook Woodward Totten Alumni Association of Columbia University District of Columbia University Club W RR Hillyer I. W Glazebrook C S Barnard The Colege School of Law School of Medicine Schools of Science George O Totten Marcus Benjamin R S Woodward Carnegie Institution Columbia Samuel L Mitchell New York Congress Barnard Francis Leupp Tammany Hall Law Students of Columbia A S Lawes Benjaman Association Ward Chester Harvard David Henry Baldwin Marcus Benjamin Wiliam Thompson Harry Wilton Crugin Job Cropper Edward Woorehouse Douglas Allen Wade Fon William Dudley Foulke Albert Kenrick Tisher Charles Fuller Larkin White Ob Wiliam Tudor Criswold Trederich Smith Hall Harry Theodore Harding William Richards Hillyer Herman Mollerith Archibald Hopkins Isaac A Howrwick John Duer Maurice L Jacobson Samuel Spahr Laws Thomas Sim Lee Francis Allington Leupp Clinton Hert Merriam

Worker killed by falling rail at Sixth Street scene

Pasqualle Forte, 20, an Italian railroad laborer, was injured by a heavy steel rail that slipped while he and coworkers moved rails near Sixth Street and Maine Avenue Southwest. He died at Emergency Hospital the same day. Autopsy and inquest planned.

Pasqualle Forte Sixth Street Maine Avenue Pennsylvania Railroad Forte Hyedadoza Third Street Northwest Forza Nevitt Akely

Hurry Up Driver Hurts In Street Car Crash

Whitson Brown a 38 year old Washington Traction driver was badly injured in a crash with an east bound street car at Thirteenth and F streets northwest. He suffered a fractured right leg and head bruises and was taken to Emergency Hospital in serious condition requiring extended care. He lost control of the wagon as it tipped and struck the street car, being thrown against the car and ground.

Whatson Brown Whitson Brown Washington Brown Robert Peyton Stroceta

The Value of Charcoal for Health and Beauty

A Buffalo physician endorses Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe, inexpensive remedy. He claims daily use improves general health, complexion, breath, and blood by absorbing gases in the stomach and bowels and disinfecting the mouth and throat. The lozenges cost twenty five cents a box at drug stores.

Stuarts Buffalo Saya Stuart

Pleaded for Chinese aid in Philadelphia raid case

Frederick Poole of the Christian League of Philadelphia met with Immigration Commissioner Sargent in Washington and later with the Chinese Minister. Poole blamed a single Chinaman for the raid and confiscation of property, gave his name and address, and prompted a police inquiry. The Chinese Minister said intervention requires clearer evidence of police wrongdoing.

Frederick Poole Philadelphia Sargent Christian League of Philadelphia Washington Department of Commerce and Labor Sargent Dr Poole United States Poole Adaresa

Wrongful Suit Over Massachusetts Ave Addition Damages Awarded

Auditor Payne reports in Stilson Hutchins vs Charles A Munn that the injunction to halt a three story addition at 1601 Massachusetts Ave NW was wrongful and inequitable. Mrs Carrie L. Munn awarded 6000 damages for loss of use from November to May. other defendants suffer no damages.

Payne District Supreme Court Stilson Hutchins Charles A Munn Hutchins Munn Massachusetts Avenue Carrie L. Munn Atditosi Ag Washington Messrs Hill Lipscomb Wes Muan Europe Washington Cour Dee.ee Court of Appeals Carlsbad Washmeon

Coasting Crash Injures Three Youths on Blagden Hill

Percy Lang 17, Howard Artemus 15, and Carl Reymond 16 were in a large two sled truck when Lang lost steering on Piney Branch Bridge. The crash left Lang with a sprained left shoulder, Artemus with bruises and leg lacerations, and Reymond with a leg fracture. Dr Harding treated them and they were sent home.

Artemus Raymond Harding Arstald

Peruna praised by Canadian hospitals and Sisters of Providence

Wartime era medical testimonials claim Peruna cures catarrh and related diseases. Letters from Montreal and Quebec institutions praise benefits for patients and the sick poor. A $10,000 bank guarantee reportedly verifies the testimonials’ authenticity and exact wording.

Market Exchange Bank Columbus Ohio

Alleged Swindler Caught In New York Arrest

Detectives say George Jones and Abraham Whitley, both described as African American, conned a Washington man with a story of a lucrative job and savings. Jones was traced from a club house at 2808 Massachusetts Avenue NW to New York, where he was arrested. Whitley worked as a fireman at the Fourteenth silver power plant of the Washington Tric and Electric Company and is suspected to be involved. The investigation aims to locate the remaining parties and recover the stolen funds totaling 22 dollars and some cents.

Whitley New York Helm Ataff Newark George Jones Washington Abraham Whitley Jones Waishington Tricven and Electric Company Helin

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