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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1908

Page

11

Grip Epidemic Causes Jump in City Deaths

Widespread grip has sharply increased city deaths in the last two weeks with over 300 deaths reported. Most deaths are among those over fifty, many prominent figures succumbing, while physicians call the rise local in origin and likely linked to climate and influenza spread.

Health Department Grip Pittsburg W. P. C Hazen Cortelyou Washington John Bancroft Davis Germany United States C. C Queen Queen Henry P Sanders

Remains of Rollo Kirk Bryan Come for Relatives

Relatives of Rollo Kirk Bryan, said to be a cousin of William Jennings Bryan, travel from Michigan after Bryan dies of a cerebral hemorrhage at Casualty Hospital. He registered at the Burton Hotel three weeks ago and had little money. A Philadelphia-like travel tale ends with funds and a deed found in his effects.

Rollo Kirk Bryan William Jennings Bryan Casualty Hospital Peck Henry Behrendt Police Lansing Mich Washington Burton Hotel Mr. Bryan Mr Bryan Bryan Atlanta L A. Bryan Gary Ind Prohibition Park

Boy Pat on His Probation Fined for Revolver Fire

David Barker age fifteen was fined fifty dollars by Judge De Lacy in juvenile court yesterday for firing a revolver last Monday night. He was placed under six months probation supervision by Probation Officer Copp.

Pat David Barker de Lacy Copp

Postum Turns Coffe Habit Into Health Recovery Story

A wife describes how quitting coffee and using Postum cured her husband’s severe sickness and yellowing skin, restored his energy, and improved his kidneys. She details her own nervousness and weight gain after starting Postum, notes readers’ skepticism, and cites a testimonial from a Postum Co. promotion based in Battle Creek Michigan.

Southern Railway weighs winter service cuts to Florida travel

Southern Railway officials consider trimming the winter schedule as tourist travel to Florida resorts may be lighter this year. A fast Florida Point train could be dropped and a Augusta to Jacksonville run may extend to Jacksonville. Reports from system officials on reduced service were reviewed and a new timetable is expected today. L. A. Emerson, assistant general freight agent at Charleston, has resigned and his Charleston office has been abolished.

Southern Railway Florida Point Augusta Jacksonville Florida The L. A. Emerson Fraight Charleston D. c

Thinks Teachers Satisfied Claims Oyster Indorsement

Capt James F Oyster says he has heard teachers indorse the board and that the law satisfies them in the long run. He doubts widespread resignations but notes many say they are satisfied with current conditions. Chancellor trial resumes with testimony and witnesses planned. school vacation ends and classes resume Monday.

Oyster James F. Oyster Board of Education Capt. Oyater Chancellor Leckie & Fulton Lkely Fulton Washington Hin Washington Public Schools

Dr Stafford Doing Well After Tuesday Operation

Dr Stafford pastor of St Patrick's Church was operated on at Providence Hospital Tuesday morning. Last night he rested comfortably with normal pulse and temperature and no fever. Doctors say he has not passed the crisis yet but signs are hopeful though several days remain before outcomes are commentable. A leading specialist attended the operation and all precautions are taken to prevent complications. At the rectory and hospital there is heavy inquiry and prayers for his recovery across Catholic Churches in the district.

Dr. Stafford St. Patrick's Church Providence Hospital St Patrick's Rectory Staftford

Priest Maguire Falls Back Into Illness At Home

Rev. Father Joseph J. Maguire pastor of the Church of the Holy Comforter has relapsed from pneumonia and remains seriously ill at his home, 1 Fourteenth Street Southeast. His mother is also ill, and she has not yet been told of his critical condition.

Father Joseph J. Maguire Church of the Holy Comforter Fourteenth Street Father Maguire

Fur Stolen From Woman at St Augustine’s Church

Miss Elizabeth Cleary reports a thief stole her fur neck piece from a pew at St Augustine’s Catholic Church on Fifteenth Street near M Street Northwest. She left it on a cushion while praying and found it gone upon rising. Police asked to recover the garment.

Elizabeth Cleary Thirteenth Street St Augustine'’s Catholic Church Fifteenth Street M Street

Thief Robs Participant at Gospel Service on Seventh Street

Julian Clements of 3130 Dumbarton Avenue Northwest reported a purse theft during a gospel service at Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. A roughly dressed man crowded him and is suspected as the thief. Clements claimed the stolen item was a purse containing a small amount of money.

Seventh Street Pennsylvania Avenue Julian Clements Dumbarton Avenue Clements

Boys' Building Opens for Inspection at Y M C A

The Y M C A in Washington showcased its rebuilt boys building described as one of the world’s finest gymnasiums. A New Year’s reception drew 2,500 guests amid guided tours, an employment bureau, a 20 piece association orchestra, and athletic demonstrations concluding with a swimming exhibition and magic show.

Washington Association Association John B. Sloman, Jr Jamea Sharp Grant Leet

Gems in Waste Basket Jewelry Found After Search

William H. McCauley reported a $700 jewelry theft from his apartment on North Carolina Avenue Southeast. Detectives searched the premises without result until Mrs. McCauley found the items in a waste basket, the couple saying the bag fell from the bureau into the basket and had been mistaken for under the pillow.

William H. McCauley North Carolina Avenue Bureau of Engraving and Printing McCaulsy Berman McCauley Detective Berman

Malt Bread and Grocery Deals Boost New Year Health

CITY BULLETINS advertise Schneider's Malt Bread as a healthful start for the new year with nourishing value and purity. Grocers offer fresh loaves and a range of produce and meats including potatoes, tomatoes, currants, raisins, butter, and ham. Listings note stock for sale, office ads, household goods, and local business messages from Arlington and nearby areas.

The Spot on the Ceiling

In a flat the resident laments a fresh water stain from a leaking steam radiator overhead. He notes painters and plasterers benefit from leaks, yet he cannot truly admire the ceiling spot, though he keeps a friendly view toward tradesmen. He reflects on human imperfection and shared responsibility.

Mx Flatdweller Boss Plasterer Khalsominer

Burglars Rob Barber Shop on Eighth Street

The barber shop of William Turner at 1108 Eighth Street Southeast was entered yesterday morning and seven razors and two pairs of shears were stolen. Police search for a missing nine year old boy Joseph Atherton of 29 D Street Northwest who vanished after yesterday afternoon.

William Turner Eighth Street Joseph Atherton D Street

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