Store Celebrates 32 Years as Capital Institution
The City store marks its thirty second birthday with a six day celebration featuring new features each day. Owners Woodward and Lotirop present a history of steady growth tied to the Capital trust and early Ivy League imports, noting strong patronage and expansion across Washington. The event highlights include exhibits of goods, regional attention, and a nod to long-standing community ties and family leadership.
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Woodward & Loti
Anni Ecaare
Tig Business
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Mumieip Il Ha
Messrs Woodwarl and
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Man
Baldwin Cannot Serve as District Delegate to Federation Meeting
District commissioners report a letter from William H Baldwin abroad saying he cannot serve as district delegate to the National Civic Federation meeting. He will remain away until after the International Congress on Tuberculosis at Rama in April.
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H Baldwin
Rogi
William H Baldwin
Wno 3
National Civic Federation
Rama
Puzzle Contest Rules Explain Subscriptions and Prizes
The article outlines how puzzles will be scored and eligible entries handled. It clarifies that same solutions may be sent with additional subscriptions, details prize values, and states registration requires payment. It notes a four week remaining window and that no new entrants join ties, with outcomes determined by judged solutions.
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Seema
Aeudtin
Prt
Nti
Ashy
Sveral
Tose
Boom Insurance Firm Investment Expands Capital and Staff in Washington
The Commercial National Insurance Company, financed by Washington businessmen, raises capital to 100000 with a 100900 surplus and adds 32 agents and 4 clerks. Initially limited to the District, it plans gradual expansion to Virginia Maryland and the Southern and Eastern States. Officers include Arthur C Moses president and James F Oyster vice president with a roster of directors and lawyers guiding the growth.
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Commercial National Insurance Company
Washington
Ram Pay
Corcoran
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Treasury
Wash
Ington
Dia Inlet
Virginia
Maryland
United States
Arthur C Moses
James F Oyster
D J Callahan
JuHae H Grabb
William H Saunders
William H Saunders Transfer Hl J Grubb General Manager FE Beverly Slater
Arthur C Moses James F
Oyster
J Callahan
William IL Saunders
Julian Ho Grubb
G Clapham
R Walton Moore
Ernest J Clark
Arthur D Marks
C West
Jfemed Sharp Citude
Fletcher Merrel P Callaway
J J Grubb
Austria's Premier Dies After Socialist Attacks
Vienna reports Count Alois Lexa von Ashrenthal, Austro Hungarian foreign minister, died after a monthlong illness leucocythaemia. Attacks by Christian Socialist journals and military faction reportedly hastened his end despite imperial support and a resignation accepted by Emperor Franz Joseph. Charcot receives Cullum Medal from U.S. Ambassador Bacon in Paris for Antarctic exploration achievements.
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Vienna
Alois Lexa von Ashrenthal
Francia Joseph
Order of St. Stephen
Count von Ashrenthal
Count von Aebrenthal
Leopold von Berchthald
Russia
Austria
Haty
Germany
Archduks Frans Ferdinand
Women deliver protest against interstate liquor bills in Washington
A delegation of more than 169 German American women from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Richmond and Wilmington NC urged House and Senate judiciary committees to oppose bills banning liquor imports from wet states They urged exceptions for medical and sacramental use and argued prohibition harms temperance efforts while reaffirming German American support for moderation over prohibition
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Adolph Timm
National
German-American Alliance
Alliance
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Richmond
Wilmington
Washington
House
Senate
Timm
G J Dornhoefer
Henrietta Grunebaum
Margaret Kermes
New York City
Marie Werneth
Mathilde Kerzog
Carrie L Fischer
Relson
President McRea Honored by International Congress Committee
James McCrea, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, named to the American honorary committee for the International Congress for the Prevention of Accidents and Industrial Regions to be held in Milan in May 1910. The railroad earned a safety medal from the American Museum of Safety for leading American employers in worker protection and saw employee injuries drop over 63 percent from January 1 to November 1. Other committee members include EA S Clarke, George B Cortelyou, Philip T Dedge, C Dunham Chert H Gary, John Haya Hammond, A Barton Hepton, Seth Low, Secretary Charles Fay and James Speyer.
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James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
International Congress For
Milan
American Museum of Safety
EA S Clarke
George B Cortelyou
Philip T Dedge & C
Dunham Chert
H Gary John Haya Hammond
A Barton Heptum
Seth Low Secretary
Charles \agel
James Speyer
Trained Teachers to Meet at Wustey Chapel
Alumni of the Teachers Training Association will gather at Wustey chapel Fifth and FPatreeze northwest on Tuesday night at 8 o clock. The meeting will discuss the need for trained Sunday school teachers and the future of Sunday school and church with Dr Mehenney Mrs Wilbur F Crafts EB A Gongwer and JS Barker attending. The class secretary is Miss Lula Harris of Third street northeast.
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Teachers Training Association
Wustey Chapel Fifth
Fpatreeze
Mehenney
Wilbur F Crafts
Gongwer
JS Barker
Lula
Harris
Third Street
Kaiser Bars Radical Colone 1 eb 1
The Cologne Gazette reports the emperor refused to meet the Reichstag leaders who sought a personal announcement. Johannes Acmed a radical deputy replaced by Schiedemann, Dove elected second vice president after Paasche resignation. Socialists push no official court visit due to beliefs.
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Gazutte
Berlin
Reichs ‘Stag
Reichstag
Reichstags
Johannes Acmed
Spshn
Philip Schiedemann
Heinrich Dove
Vic
Paasche
Schiedemann
Warning to Parents on Raw Milk Dangers and Pasteurization
A public health advisory warns parents and invalids against feeding raw milk or cream from farms lacking strict cleanliness during milking and handling. It notes risks of tuberculosis scarlet fever typhoid and other intestinal illnesses, and promotes pasteurization or careful home pasteurization at 140 degrees for 20 to 30 minutes while stressing routine equipment cleaning and chilling.
Heaven Not a Place But Mind The Christian Science View
A reader argues heaven is not a physical locality but a mental condition accessible through spiritual practice. Citing Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Science, the letter emphasizes that heaven is the divine state of mind where God is present, and salvation unfolds as one works with God in daily life.
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Poat
Taanland
Heaven
God
John the Baptist
the Baptist
Jesus
J G Holland
Mary Baker Biddy
Christ
Christen Berence
Stephen
Heaven and new earth theme in spiritual discourse
Salvation Army officer Williams Campbell speaks on transcending matter to perceive the heaven at hand. The sermon links biblical prophecy with mental and spiritual perception, asserting the new heaven and new earth are near and accessible through childlike faith rather than material thought.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Williams
Salvation Army
Underworld
Tleut
Eeward Justis Pyker
Atd
Ae Owionk
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