Dedication of the New Business High School Building
Commissioner Macfarland presided at the noon dedication of the Ninth Street and Rhode Island Avenue building with board members, teachers, and alumni in attendance. Speakers, including J Holdsworth Gordon and S W Woodward, lauded the facility, urged expanded programs, and pledged support for future growth and skilled, honest workers.
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Alumni Hold Reunion in the New Building at Business High School
Alumni of the Business High School marked the dedication of a new building with a seventh annual reunion dinner and dance. Charles A. Jones opened the event, reading a letter from Robert C. Ogden, while Representative McCreary of Pennsylvania and local officials attended. the absence of Ogden was noted with disappointment.
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Southern Board of Education
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Pennsylvania
Macfarland
Lenten Ashes Draw Catholics to Morning Services
Ashes will be distributed at 6, 7, 8, and 9 o clock mass times as Roman Catholics begin the Lenten fast in Toledo. St Patrick’s Church hosts a 7:30 service and address by De. D Stafford on Catholic teachings, with lectures each Wednesday during Lent. Protestant churches also hold Ash Wednesday services and Episcopal congregations plan noon services amid Bishop Satterlee’s guidance. Toledo, Ohio February 27. Oil North Lima 94 South Lima and Indiana 89.
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Laxiacopak
Bishon Satter~lee
Le Nard's Uric Acid Solvent Promises Rheumatism Cure
A historic ad touts Le Nard's Uric Acid Solvent as removing the uric acid cause of rheumatism and gout. It claims relief from backache, stiffness, swollen joints, and kidney inflammation by dissolving uric acid and aiding digestion. Testimonial from Bryan of 1806 G Street NW endorses rapid elimination of uric acid. Sold at drug stores, prepared at Dr Nicholson's laboratory at 1305 H Street NW.
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Music publisher testifies in Tracey grand larceny trial
John A. Felix, a music publisher, testified that Christopher J Tracey swindled him out of 59000 via a wireless tapping scheme. Felix described gambling losses totaling 100000 and a failed pool room scheme run with Charley Nelson, with further details of meetings in a Twenty-first Street store and a Fifth Avenue Hotel brokerage office.
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Twenty-first Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mahoney
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Twenty-second Street
Western Union
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Fifth Avenue Hotel
Life Sentence for Assault in Texas
Wort Worth, Tex, Feb 27. Houston Thomas, a young Black man, was given ninety nine years at hard labor by a jury for an attempted assault on Miss Koeltman, a young white girl. The defendant pleaded guilty.
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St Louis police barred race, liquor raids provoke debate
The Supreme Court ruled St Louis police lack county authority beyond city limits, fueling talk of summer race track operations and Sunday Hol venues in County. Capt McNamee faced warrants, ignored orders, with a pending trial for interfering with county authorities. Governor Folk vowed to enforce laws, even using militia if needed to quell disorder.
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Oyster powered auto may replace gas and electric propulsion
Chicago Tribune reports Otto Greenberg, a University of Chicago student, demonstrates an oyster powered piston mechanism to drive a car. He claims a twelve horsepower oyster motor could be built from large oysters, offering cheaper fuel, safety, and longevity with minimal maintenance and no gasoline odor.
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Runkel's Cocoa Offered By Runkel Brothers
Runkel's Cocoa is described as a premium blend from the finest cocoa beans with rich aroma and flavor. The ad claims natural cocoa produced by mechanical processing, free of starch flour or sugar, and asserts real Cocoa cannot be imitated. Send 2c for a sample and a miniature can.
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Patient courtesies and quick minds at the telephone exchange
A feature on female operators at a city telephone exchange, detailing eight hour shifts, strict discipline, and the path from novice to supervisor. It highlights speed, courtesy, and memory as core skills, along with the training, dress code, and supervisor oversight shaping the ideal operator.
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Lowe Wins First Prize In English Golf Tourney
Augusta Ga Feb 27 The professional golf match on the Coun try Club links ended with George Lowe first prize on 324. Alexander Rosas Pinehurst took second with 326. Davie Olgivie and Alexander Herd tied for third with 328 as the visitors sail soon for Europe. 144 holes played, purse 200.
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Augusta
George Lowe
Alexander Rosas
Pinehurst
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England
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New York
Suit to Foreclose Over Insolvent Chicago Terminal
Bondholders allege the Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Company is insolvent and filed in Federal court by United States Trust Company of New York and John A. Stewart as trustee. The suit targets multiple railroads and entities to foreclose on a 1897 mortgage securing $16.5 million in 4 percent bonds, with $15,195,000 issued and unpaid, and notes default on the last three semiannual interest payments beginning January 1, 1906.
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Indianapolis
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United States Trust Company
New York
John A. Stewart
Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
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Pere Marquette
Milwaukee
Paul
Pennsylvania
President Holds Two Jobs as Lehigh Directors Reelect
Philadelphia February 27 President Lenda A Riley and the old board of directors of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company were re elected at the annual meeting. Riley faced opposition from some stockholders but won 314 233 votes out of 46 900 total. He disclosed a 20 100 salary as Lehigh Coal and Navigation president and 5 000 as president of Lehigh and Judson Company. Riley noted he has interests in several coal ventures and stated the company earned 22 cents per ton net profit on mined coal.
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Lenda A. Riley
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Riley
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Lehigh and Judson Company
Kiley
Manchester Spinners to Study U S Cotton Practices
A commission of Manchester cotton spinners will travel to the United States to study baling marketing and transport of raw cotton and to determine the cost of growing cotton commercially in the Southern States. The group forms after March 4 and will join American spinners at a Washington conference in May.
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United States
England
Planters and Spinners
Washington
Santa Fe to issue bonds for Overland Line upgrades
Santa Fe president E P Ripley plans a $17,296,000 issue of fifty year bonds, completing a $60,000,000 authorization. Funds will finance California overlanding improvements including grade reductions, key cut offs, and a second main line track, with part already extended from Chicago.
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Santa Fe
California
Chicago
Washington Produce and Dairy Prices Slump Amid War Threats
Market notes show eggs and dairy receipts weakly quoted, with prices under pressure from light shipments. Virginia and Southern eggs demand high, butter, cheese, and dairy products see variable gains amid steady to firm dressed poultry and pork values as markets adjust to conditions.
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