Stockholders meetings and notices from Washington railways
Multiple notices announce stockholder meetings for the Washington Loan and Trust Company City and Suburban Railway of Washington and Brightwood Railway Company with election of directors. Details include dates January 1908, office locations, and filing hours. Also an ad for painless toe nail treatment and manicuring by Dr. White with hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockhollers
City and Suburban Railway of
Washington
Capitol Streets
Washington, D. C
FS. Whitenead
Stockhol
Brightwood Railwy Company
14Th
Mast Capitol Streets
DR. White
Militiamen Parade Shows District Guard Ranks And Accords
The First Regiment held an elaborate annual parade with drill results showing Company E leading in December competitions. Officers Col. Brett and Col. Durand praised the display as the regiment’s best yet, noting strong civilian and female attendance and the War Department move to allow militiamen to seek Second Lieutenant exams in the Regular Army. A long list of expert marksmen and noncommissioned officers qualified at Congress Heights rifle range, with prominent names from First and Second Regiments and Naval Battalion.
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Company M
Brett
Sonm W
Payne
Conmany
Samuel D
Col. Ruark
William I. Durand
Rupertus
Alfred
Joseph A
Wade
Caries
Guard
War Department
Col
Hrett
West Point
Army
William F. Harvey
Boston
National Guard
C. Fredcook
Congress Heights
Cot
Lloyd M. Brett
Mullin
Luther H. Retchsl‘derler
James E. Bell
Ingyeolor Gentral
Thacker B. Walker
George L. Taft
William R. Melathran
Clarence V. Sayer
Wiliam W. Cookson
Doyle Carmody
First Division
Naval Battalion
Marshall Magruder
Samuel W. Forsythe
John &. Brooks
John W. Ooehmann
Alvin D. Hathaway
Alfred BR. McGonegal
Thomas G. Lackland
Thomas E. Moore
Lucien B. Ernest
Spencer Bomar
Benjamin F. Stewart
Raymond R. Burrows
Frederick A. Baker
Frank B. SchTbsser
Sergis
Frank G. Cola
Adolph Dettmers
Dante B. Eberley
William Galbraith
Wallace GC. McDermott
Field Artillery
Logana
Murp
Walter Thorne
Celvin V. Chuodlar
Luka Avole
Chester Lassel
Signal Corps
Charles F. Mullen
Clifford 2B. Rowland
J. Harry Shamros
Fiest
George W. Wendal
Juting Hecker
George G. Dennison
Frank W. Holt
W Mlton W. Marrow
B. Holtigeld
George P. Phillips
Charles H. Bowker
Thomes F. McAnally
Ralph Alderman
Inapetter
Willan 8. Wormley
Eugene A. Byrnes
Suapetter
Edward M. Nevils
Flext Dattery Field Artillery
Fredarleck H. Hmeideenreich
Rile
Ratoh J. Totten
William J. Bowman
Marvin E. Coons
Millard & Hodgeon
A. Lewis Clauvel
Thomas S. O*hall Jovan
Oliver C. Terry
Colur Sergi
Ditford Lanham
Staf
Charles E. Groome
Charles W. Moore
Harry F. Richardson
Jerat
Maj
Paul &. Bisebot
Joseph H. Hartnett
Ralph K. Smith
Fliat Regiment
Hooptal
Rhodric W. Brown
Thomas Brown
Bouquet Clue to Missing Pastor Sparks Old Mystery
Special to The Washington Post. New York, Jan 11. Rev Charles E Allison of Dayspring Presbyterian Church vanished a week ago with a bouquet missing from his room. He led the church 27 years. Miss Cora Maxwell, once a city teacher and friend, died 17 years ago. A bouquet found on her Greenwood Cemetery grave raises questions about the missing pastor and possible marriage.
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Washington Post
New York
Charles E. Allison
D. D
Dayspring Presbyterian Church
Alison
Cora Maxwell
Dr. Allison
Andne
Miss Maxwell
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Dr. Alison
Allison
Betrothal Contract Rules Explained by Philadelphia Church
Archbishop Ryan informs clergy to teach parishioners about the new church marriage law before Easter. The law requires betrothal promises to be in writing and attested by a priest or two trustworthy persons to be binding in ecclesiastical courts.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Ryan
Tariff Foes See Federal Power Threat in Tariff Link
Long feature outlines Judge Gray's opposition to high tariffs and centralized federal power, arguing tariffs favor private interests and threaten states rights. It notes his career, stance on imperialism, labor unions, and belief in public opinion and press freedom as checks on government.
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United States
Judge Gray
George Gray
Delaware
United States Circuit Court
Democratic State Committee of
Gray
Ita
World Cot
Binge
Nationalife
Senate
Newcastle
Del
Princeton University
Harvard Law School
Thomas F. Bayard
Cleveland
Circuit Court
Third Circuit
Pennsylvania
Newsey
Wilmington
Spanish Peace Commission
Philippines
Ion
Glving
Gov. Johnson
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Petrie
Thom
Congress
Philippine Islands
Paris
Spain
Labor and Arbitration Themes Highlight 1900s Speech Notes
The article cites figures defending free silver and unions, arguing unions are here to stay and arbitration educates both sides. It notes proposed broad platforms, and quotes Jundze er on labor, arbitration, and international peace, followed by a Washington College of Law election detailing officers Miss Draper and others with Miss Morison as class speaker.
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Visitage
Gray
Bryan Free Silver Movement
Chicago
Jnndzeer
Washington College of Law
A. KE. Draper
M. N. O'Toole
G. D. Hays
A.M. Anderson
Sarah G. Morison
Tackle to Rescue Woman on Narrow Roof Struck by Hammer
Special to The Washington Post from Waterbury Connecticut describes a mishap on a graystone farm where Mrs Filen Peterson aged 48 became wedged between the house and a shed while shin gling a roof. Friends pulled her out by logs using a tackle injuring her. She broke a flexer and lost a gaiter and stocking. In the scuffle she threw a hammer hitting a cow which fled and broke a leg and was killed.
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Washington Post
Waterbury
Conn
Filen Peterson
Fallni
Bear Terror Killed Near Trumbulls Corners
Special to The Washington Port Ithacs North Carolina January The black bear that had terrorized Newfield and Enfield for a week was shot west of Trumbulls Corners yesterday by Minor McDaniels and a hunting party. The bear left the woods and moved through deep snow as farmers joined the pursuit. The dog cornered the bear in a field. before being shot the animal killed two dogs with its heavy paws.
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Washington Port
Ithacs
N. C
Newfield
Enfield
Trumbulls Corners
Minor McDaniels
Brain
Wre
Hearing on Barnaby Road Repair Request Considered
West backs W. W. Price plea to classify Barnaby Road as a public highway under congressional act. Price argues the road should be treated like other highways and urges Commission to grant the request, citing district authorities and implied neglect.
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West
W. W. Price
Barnaby Road
Price
Burnaby
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