Stuart Takes Oath Congress Inquiry Unlikely
District Committee weighs whether to pursue a national investigation after the Board of Education completes the former superintendent’s trial. Stuart, president of the Franklin School board, hints at keeping schools running while the search for a successor proceeds, with no immediate appointment decided.
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Board of Education
Senate District Committee
Luca- Com
Congress
Honelon
Senate
Suilin
Franklin School
Foret Tipt Dames Sient
Paetmiant Vce
Stuart Fer
Onster
Fim
A Anl
Gatling Gun on Guard in Town Standoff
Fragmentary report describes a tense scene with local authorities, possible firearm involvement, and a courthouse yard as a point of interest. Names and exact places are garbled, but references to guards, a revolver, and a standoff imply a law enforcement action near a courthouse.
Murderous Shootout Grips Local District Court
A violent incident left a key legal figure dead after a confrontation with a rival in a public area. Police say the suspect fired multiple shots, injuring bystanders before being captured. The investigation centers on motives tied to a recent trial and courtroom pressure, with officials urging calm as details unfold.
Shrine for Mexico City and a strange temple visit
Descriptive fragment recounts a visit to a shrine in Mexico City linked to a ceremony with political figures and a public audience. The account mentions President Toure, a temple, and a conversation about danger, clergy, and legal advice amid a chaotic scene in the building.
Burglars Ate After Work In East Thirty Seventh Street Home
New York police report a secret burglary at John K. Berry 128 East Thirty seventh street. Loot included all marked silver worth about $5000. Robbers apparently entered without breaking windows or doors. no suspects among the household staff or servants.
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New York
John K. Berry
East Thirtyseventh Street
Bills to create public utilities commission in Ohio
Columbus expects bills to form a public utilities commission like New York. A five member body would earn 10000 dollars each and oversee service and rates. Corporations or twenty five citizens could appeal franchise terms to the commission.
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Utilities Commission
Ohio
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
New York State
Senate
House
Boston War on Graft Indicts City Officials
Boston dated January 6 reports a grand jury indicts two Aldermen, the Superintendent of Streets, and several businessmen over city land on Codman street, athletic prizes, and legal prizes for Old Home Week. Bonds posted. resignations filed. multiple irregularities alleged. related capital cases in Harrisburg unfold with further prosecutions. Royal Foster, 13, injured falling at 1919 G Street NW, hospitalized after incident near YMCA gym.
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Boston
Mass
Codman Street
William Berwin
George H. Battis
James H. Doyle
Marks Berwin
C. Edward Kain
Michael Mitchell
Thomas I. Maher
Flurry C. French
Oliver Gregg
Berwin
Batti
Doyle
Flibbard
Finance Commission
Dovie
Berwins
Kalin
Maher
Battis
Harnslong
State Capitol
Ti Burd Cassel
Marietta
Joseph Mi Kiuston
John H. Sanderson
Philadelphia
Weiss
Alderman Caveny
Morrow
Harrisburg
Casel
Pennylvania Construction Company
Capitol
Huston
Degrener
Sanderson
Cassel
Dauphin County
The Grip How to Prevent It and Aftercare
Eminent physicians advise warmth and a strong cathartic at once for the grip. Hood's Fills are praised for easy use and toning effect. To prevent the grip, avoid dampness, keep feet dry, and take Hood's Sarsaparilla to maintain health and blood. Afterward Hood's Sarsaparilla is described as the greatest tonic to restore strength and digestion.
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Drs. Gee
F Shrady
Cyrus Basen
New York
Hood
Brownson Letter Out Tells Why He Quit Bureau
The President disclosed Admiral Willard H Brownson resigned as Chief of the Bureau of Navigation citing lack of confidence from the service and opposition to a hospital ship command. He warned such shifts threaten fleet discipline and urged continued military spirit after a forty six year career. The President accepted the resignation effective immediately and named Capt Winslow to act as needed. Postum ad follows unrelated to naval matters.
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Brownson
Navigation Bureau
Navy Department
Department of the Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Washington, D. C
United States Asiatic Fleet
Washington
Mife
Army
Navy
Willard H. Brownson
Bureau
White House
Winslow
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington Choral Society Names Hammer New Conductor
Heinrich Hammer, a renowned Dutch conductor, takes charge of both chorus and orchestra for the Washington Choral Society. He was chosen after Rev George G Daland resigned to Philadelphia. Hammer brings 25 years of choral and orchestral leadership and a history with Berlin Symphony and Berlioz festivals.
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Heinrich Hammer
Washington Choral Society
Old Philarmonic Society
John Caulfield
Hammer
Leiden
Holland
Aeason
George G. Daland
Boston
Philadelphia
Muck and Pondy
Torn
Enfurt
Germany
Ist
Fitter
Botte
Mageldeburg
Aldenbu
Berlin Philharmonic
Geneva
Om Lucerne
Guteborg
Sweden
Grand Jury Indicts Jewelry Salesman and McCrackens in Larceny Case
The Washington grand jury indicted the McCrackens Ruth Jane and William J for larceny in a spree that left merchants indebted. Ralph Rossini, ex-jeweler, faces four counts of embezzlement forgery larceny and false pretenses totaling about 900 dollars. George L Goodacre is reindicted for gaming seven counts. Adelbert Meyer and Albert Flower face conspiracy and larceny charges.
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McCrackens
Ruth
Jane
William J
Baltimore
Washington
Baker
Samuel Saks
J. M. Stein & Co
W B Moses & Co
Ralph Rossini
Cole & Swan
Fourteenth Street Northwest
Frm
Rossini
George L. Goodacre
English suffragette laments chivalry in America
Mrs. Annie Cobden Saunderson, noted English suffragette, spoke at New Wallard on equal suffrage. She praised English sympathy for women’s rights, contrasted with American attitudes, urged college women and working men as key to victory, and recalled prison experiences with discussion of home life in the United States. The event supported Susan B Anthony Memorial Fund and was hosted by the Equal Suffrage Association of the District.
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Annie Cobden-Saunderson
New Wallard
Cobden Saunderson
Coden-Saunderson
Richard Cobden
Parlament
England
Cobden-Saunderson
Balfour
John Bunyan
John the Baptist
Equal Suffrage Association of the Distret
Susan B Anthony
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Funeral for Dr Chester B Darrall in Washington
The funeral of Dr Chester B Darrall who died January 1 was held yesterday afternoon at his sister's residence. Rev Dr Peters of Epiphany Church conducted services and burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery. Darrall lived in Washington for seven years and was a Civil War veteran who served with the Eighty sixth New York Volunteers. He later became a surgeon in the regular army before resigning to plant sugar in St Mary Parish Louisiana. He also represented the Third district of Louisiana in Congress for sixteen years.
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Chester B Darrall
Dr Peters
Epiphany Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Darrall
Washington Ids
Eighty-sixth
New York Volunteers
St. Mary Parish
Lnat State
Weather Conditions Forecast For January Sixteenth
Weather report from Washington D C dated January sixteenth details barometer readings across regions east of the Mississippi and the Great Lakes. It notes a low pressure center over the northeastern Gulf of Mexico and another over Lake Superior with high pressure over the Rocky Mountain and Plateau areas bringing fair conditions. Rain is expected in the middle and east Gulf and South Atlantic states with a Tuesday advance of rain into the Middle Atlantic and possible snow in the Lake region. Temperature changes expected to be slight except in the north-central and northeastern states. Winds vary by coast and Great Lakes region with storm warnings along the Florida Gulf coast and Atlantic coast from Jupiter to Norfolk.
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Washington, D. C
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Laks Superior
Great Plains
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Middle
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Pac Cosat
Middle Atlantic
Lake
North Central
New England
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Florida Gulf Coast
Key West
Atlantic
Jupiter
Norfolk
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Roy SN
Abe Stuer
Hopkinsville
Jan O
Thames Bass
Self
Ainhael
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Gren Ford
Shrine For
Mexico City
Tient Diaz
Sd ' Misti Ptmang
North Hag Poy
Othe Institution of
Sous
Toure
Waiehaten
Hatly
Paeut
Admiral Tsams
Warted Company
Kractou
Pasa
New Pennsylvania
Bay State Metropolis
Fleet
Sta. Command
Wellville
Choral Society
Goodacre Gaming
DR. Darrell
Louisiana
E W. Grove
Asc
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th St
8Th St
Ality Combined
Wam
Asheville
Atlanta
Masco
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Sheyenne
Wye
Davenport
Tows
Denves
Colo
Dea Moines
Iowa
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont Az
Erdtanar Alts
Jacksonvill
Kausag City
Little Tock
Ark
Marquette Mieh
Memphia
Tean
New Orleans
N.Y
North Platte
Net
Omaha
Nebr
Pittsburg
Portland
Balt Lake Cit
St. Louis
Wilson & Mayers
G St
Elphonzo Youngs Co
Ninth Street
Tennessee
West End
Pa. Ave. N. W
SP Ad Wales
Liberal
Peter Grogan
Christian Kander
Welliston
St. Owe Ale
Belmont Dairy Farm
Stress Phone North
J. J. Georges & Son
Foot Specialists
Pa. Ave
RW Kroeger
Std St. N. W
Munyon
Victor
Columbia
Sanders & Stayman CO
F St
Tharp
Berkeley
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