Naval inspections set for District of Columbia guard units
Secretary of War orders Capt L M Brett to inspect multiple DC organized militia units on specified February evenings. Blue uniforms and white gloves required. reviews when practicable. Stratton organizes Naval Officers' School with first session next Tuesday. officers urged to attend. National Guard notes report new Company A, Second Regiment and leadership changes amid ongoing duty and admin delays.
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Stratton
Naval Officers’ School
Siow
District National Guard
Secretary of War
Guard
L. M. Brett
Seventh Cavalry
Atlantic Division
District of Columbia
Weid
Center Market Armory
Naval
Loss Puritan
Field Artillery
Signal Corps
Corps of Field Music
Bo'c
Enter Market Armory
P. mi
Adjutant General
Hell
United States Naval
Cliss
National Guard
War Department
T P Heap
Serree
Pumphrey
Pany M
Wood McCicran
Pany A
Henrys May
Hoss
Knights of Columbus Building Company Holds Annual Meeting
The Knights of Columbus Building Company held its first 1905 meeting in Alexandria Virginia with Edward P Warington as president. Trustees from Washington Carroll Keane Potomac and others submitted credentials. the treasurer reported a sound financial state and reduced indebtedness. A new trust and notes securing loans were recorded as officers for 1906 were elected.
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Knights of Columbus Building Company
Knights of Colmbus Buiding Company
Alexandria Va
Edward P Warington
Washigton Council
Edward P Hartington
James H Johnson
Carroll
Adam A. Weecher
J Vincent Douglan
Keane Council
Michael Stistrus
Bernard
Grove Spalding Co
Thomas K Gallaher
Francis P. Rheeh
Potomac Council
T M Ring
Benj
Adam A Weschler
EB Street
E Street
Harrington
Washington Council
Keane
Failows
Edward P Warrington
Bernard A. Grove
Benjamin F. Myers
Thomas K. Gallaher
Club Honors Memory of Mr. Quay at Washington Meeting
The Pennsylvania Club held its annual meeting at the clubhouse on Fifteenth Street Northwest with speeches by Terrence Powderly Col Samuel Stratton H J Foote and J K Dawes. Charles J Meiers presided as the club notes membership exceeds those in Congress and both Senators are members.
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Quay
Matthew Stanley Quay
Pennsylvania Club
K Streets
Terrence V. Powderly
Col
Samuel R. Stratton
H J Foote
J. K. Dawes
Charles J Meiers
House of Representatives
Keystone State
Symphony and Calbert Impress at Lafayette Theater Concert
The Washington Symphony Orchestra delivered a landmark performance joined by Eugen d'Albert, hailed as a world class pianist. The audience filled the Lafayette Theater for a program featuring Beethoven, Tschaikowsky, the Der Improvisator overture, and the Emperor concerto, with d'Albert receiving standing praise for his technical mastery and expressive depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Symphony Orchestra
Lafayette Theater
Eugen d'Albert
Beethoven
Tschaikowsky
Mark Scherzo
Angel of Mighty Music
Theodore Thomas
d'Albert
d’Albert
Conscerto
Schubert
Justice
Brown
White
Peckham
Emmons
Montgomery
John E Reyburn
Arthur Lee
George F. Huff
Miss Huff
Pinchot
Miss Morgan
Eleanor Palmer
Miss McMillan
Horace Wiley
Villa A. E. Mitchell
Foraker
Miss Foraker
Miss Elking
Miss Bird
Thomas Nelson Page
Miss Lovering
Milas Crosby
George Cabot Lodge
Vermont Maple Sugar Party Announcement
The Vermont Association plans a spring maple sugar party inviting every former Vermont resident. At the last meeting officers were elected including President Hosea B. Moulton, first vice president Capt. D.S. Fletcher, second vice president Erastus C. Johnston, third vice president Fred A. Emery, recording secretary Rev. James H. Bradford, corresponding secretary Miss Grace Ross, financial secretary Benjamin F. Wilkins, treasurer Henry Ostterdinger, and directors Charles J. Fairman Maj. Edward K.R. Campbell and A. Caywood.
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Vermont Association
Hosea B. Moulton
Capt
D.S. Fletchan
Erastus C. Johnston
Fred A. Emery
James H. Bradford
Grace Ross
Benjamin F. Wilkins
Henry T. Ostterdinger
Charles J. Fairman
Maj
Edward KR. Campbell
A. & Caywood
Mrs Roosevelt Entertainment Greets Numerous Dignitaries
A long cordial gathering continues from page seven with Mrs Roosevelt hosting a tea. Numerous US public figures including Samuel Mather, Brig Gen Mills, Senator Newlands, Representative Parker, and many others attend or are named among guests. News notes mention dinners, travel plans, and society introductions, including Miss Gertrude Dorsey and Edwin K. Statey marriage plans and forthcoming social events at official residences.
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Samuel Mather
Merri
Helen McCarthy
Edward McLean
Marian ‘T. Moss
Evelyn Clark Morgan
Milter
Albert L. Mills
John Lawrence Mauran
Newlands
Nolan
Natt
Marian L. G. Donoghue
Senator Perkins
Mies Perking
T. C Platt
Nuss Snow
R. Wayne Parker
Miss Parker
John C. Poor
Quartes
BH. Poor
Misa Poor
Eval
Pratt
Herbert Putnam
Richmond Pearson
Virginia T. Peacock
Robert Cutts Peirce
Pershing
Henry T. Rainey
John F. Rixey
Rizey
Heckham
Ernest W. Roberts
Sibley
John A. Sterling
Henry G. Sharpe
John P. Story
W. S. Sims
A. Staunton
Sheridan
Whlliam A. Slater
Sedgley
Lucy Page Stelle
Bessie Silverthorn
Milas
Dorothy G. Smith
Sulrai
Sands
the Treasury
Mra
Taylor
Thackora
Walter R. Tuckerman
Misa
George Vanderbilt
Warren
Church Wedding Details Attract Social Gentry
The piece covers a Washington society wedding with noted attendees. Descriptions include bridesmaids in pink gowns, a bride in white silk and chiffon, a groom from Albany, and a reception at the bride's mother’s house. Several local families and guests travel, with social engagements and visits noted. The account also mentions society notices, engagements, and a theater appearance by President Roosevelt in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fox
Pepita Larroque
Elizabeth Stuart
Harry Keys
Albany
J. T. Stone
Claude Coryell
Charles Woods Taylor
Foster Slaughter
South
George B. Willama
New York
Rear
Cromwell
Printers Push to Eight-Hour Day Referendum
Washington printers back an eight hour day with a referendum plan set for Sunday at 2 30 pm. Secretary Seibold notes a 0.5 percent dues levy to fund the campaign starting January 1905 for active 1 percent, passive 50 cents, and apprentice 25 cents. announce the deaths of union members H W Davis Joseph E Ratcette and A E B Proctor.
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Washington
International Typographical Union
George JG. Seibold
H. W. Davis
Joseph E. Ratcette
A. E B. Proctor
Henry Wilson Post G A R installs new officers
At the regular meeting of Henry Wilson Post No 17 G A R on Wednesday evening the officers were installed: Commander William H Anderson, senior vice commander Francis Nye, junior vice commander Herman Benkhoff, quartermaster James T Thomas, surgeon John P Wright, chaplain William Turner, officer of the day James Atems, officer of the guard Neil McFar an.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilson
William H. Anderson
Francis Nye
Herman Benkhoff
James T.thomas
John P. Wright
William Turner
James Atems
Neil McFaran
It's Easier to Cure Headaches with Dr Mites' Pills
An advertisement claims Dr Mites' Anti-Pain Pills quickly relieve headaches and general pain with no side effects. Readers are urged to take one pill to end suffering in minutes, promising fast relief from any pain regardless of cause.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ad Claims Quick Relief
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills offering rapid relief from pains and nervous headaches. The copy promises no further thoughts of pain within minutes and guarantees refunds if not satisfied, with customer testimonials from Ruth Record of Claremont NY.
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Miles
Dmra
Ruth Record
Claremont
Supreme Court at Bay of Tractions and Adjudications
The Supreme Court session lists present justices including Chief Justice and eight associates. Names admitted to practice are given for several parties, with numerous cases argued, adjourned, and assigned for Monday January 16 1905 across various dockets in equity, circuit, bankruptcy, criminal, and probate courts, noting specific parties and counsel.
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United States Supreme Court
Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice Brown
White
Peckham
Mckenna
Justice Hones
Justicn Day
George ‘W. Peterson
Long Prairie
Minn
D. & Lewis
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Walter
Taylor
New York City
Allén W. Comstock
Ponca City
Okio
United States of America
Mettabh Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Bir
Boro
United States
Montana Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Is. Mattha
Munsey
Swain Clough
Merrimack County
Dichira A. Lane
Edwin G. Hastwin
the Oceans Bteam Navigation Company (Limited
John W. Aitken
Everett FP. Wheeler
Circuit Court NO
Justice Barnard
Miller
Potomac Laundry Company
Plaintif
Prentade& Williams
Mason
American Saving Bank
Boome
H. H. Glasdle
C. H L. Syme
Irving Wilkinson
Brown
Peterson
Plaiatin
Plaine Tits
W. H. Wallace
J. W. Echols White
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Douglass & Douglass
Baker & Sherrill
Millan & Smith
Hellman
Dnfendant
J. J. Dennington
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Briilington
Plaintie
Biair & Thom
B. Davia
Arigaby
Ya. Piatseh Compressing Company
Pisinoff
Hayden
Herbert
D. McKenney
Flannery
Mackay Va
McDonnell
Gregory
J. A. Cobb
Leon Tobriner
Holtzman
Capital Construction Company
Netdham & Chesley
R. Ros Perry
Nallor
Newman
Eewin Forrest
Kalbfus Ve. Byrne
Flaintus
Arthur Petar
Edwin Forrest
Abbott Va. Phillips
F. A. Marshall
Hume
McCormick
McDermott
Couts
Anderton
Simon Marka
Wiliam M. Hallam
Perry
Spencer Barnes
AL W. Scott
James B. Prescott
W. E. Ambrose
Aniryn Phillips
Aairyn Phillips
Benjamin F. McCaully
John Ryan
Lewis Hawking
Robert H. Gilchrist
Charles L. West
Atlee Digga
George King
Warren BE. Nash
Criminal Court NO
Justice Gould
William Marshall
Jesse Parker
Luigi Palmitano
Robert L. Carroll
Deeds of Trust in Pleasant Plains and Districts
A long list of deeds of trust secures various sums from 600 to 6,000 dollars across Pleasant Plains and adjacent blocks. Names include Margaret M. Myers Hannah Groomen Mary M. Bell and more, with lenders such as Cross Gordon Duckett Whiteside Emmerich and Bergmann. Several tracts like original lots and squares are specified, with terms ranging three years at 6 percent and semiannual or quarterly payments. Also notes on lawsuits and equity suits: Cushing v Gill and estate matters for Bolden Evana and Conrad v Brla coe.
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Robert 8. Hume
Frank Hume
L. Cabell Williamson
Barry Farm
Henry James Et
Marty FF. Shryock
Thirty
Sophia R Tayloe
William
Henry Coppperthite
Sixth
Seventh
Gustava Bogus Et al
Peter J Nee
Third
Georgia W. Duvall
Trustes
William B. Duhey Dux
George W. Hogue
Ninth
Tenth
Rosa M. Mulcare
Leonard A. Hamilton
Bloomingdale
Victor Bmden Et al
Gath
Marina V. Hull
United Security Sife Insurance and Trust Company
Harry & Welch
Columbia Tieights
Margaret M. Myers
Hannah R. Groomen
Mary M. Bell
Samuel Cross
William 4
Agnes O'Brien
Patrick
Walter G. Duckett
Benjamin F. Whiteside
Home Building Association
Rebecca A. Blaine
William B. Hdmonston
Louis R. Peak
William L. Miller
Hugh Heldetux
George M. Emmerich
Douglass
Mackall
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Thomas
Wheeler
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmarich
German-American Building Association
William C. Freeman
Charles Sehafer
Northern Liberty
Pleasant Plains
Maria Johnson
George R. Linking
William C. Sullivan
William Clabaugh
Berlin
George L. Ockstadt
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Arthur L. Buckman
Same
Nellie M. Hanback
Chuoring J
Lo Clarence B. Rheem
Herman E. Gasch
William J. Fontresa
Michael J.colbert
Walter B. Hilton
Harry M. Eilis
Peter J. Nee Et
Charles Werner
John D. Wilkins
Gustave Bogus
Gustave Werner
Henry Bogus
Verdicts by marshal's jury on unsound mind list
A marshal's jury led by Deputy U S Marshal Edgar L Turner adjudged several individuals including Weakers West Henry Grant Grantson Luck Ada Pratt Howard Ittey Charles A Koasche and Jenetta Johnson to be of unsound mind while Barnes was found of sound mind and released. Morton conferred with Magnatea secretary Morton held a long conference with James J Hi of the Great Northern and Samuel Spencer of the Southern Railway.
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United’ States
Marechal
Edgar L
Turner
Weakers West
Henry Grant
Grantson Luck
Ada Pratt
Howard ‘Ittey
Charles A. Koasche
Jenetta Johnson
the Barnes
Morton
Magnatea
James J. Hii
The
Great Northern
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway
Ae Nature
Episcopal Eye Ear and Throat Hospital Corporators Meet
The annual meeting of the hospitals corporators was held with Bishop H Satterlee presiding. New governors and corporators were elected. The report shows 17 166 visits by 2 733 patients and nearly 1 000 operations. Endowments were noted and finances outlined. Resignation of Eva Simonton as superintendent noted.
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Episcopal Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital
H. ¥. Satterlee
Washington
Henry P Blair
J. H. P Blake
Charten S. Bundy
Charles B. Buck
M. L
Foster
Misa Fannie Gibbs
Alfred Harding
M. M. Crenshaw
J. Miller Kenyon
R. Lamb
Angus Lamond
W. Met Reynolds
M. A. Mason
Josephine Prather
Gracie K. Richardt
C. H. Sinclair
W. H. Singleton
Percy
Smith
Mary H. Smoat
George R. Stetson
Wiliam B. Trott
A. D. van der Veer
Jane Wilkes
Bizza Wilkes
R. P. Williams
HE. Oliver Belt
Board of Governors
R P. Wiliams
C. Ernest Smith
J. Taber Johnson
William H. Wilmer
Messrs
B. R. Mason
Episcopal Church
Eva Simonton
Preference for stockholders in investment firm ruling
Justice Anderson of the Equity Court ruled that all members who made advances to Department Investment Company after May 7, 1891 were entitled to priority of payment from assets upon dissolution. The firm, organized in 1890 by Washingtonians to deal in real estate, issued preferred stock in 1894 amid depressed district values. Attorneys Brandenburg & Brandenburg and John B. Larner represented the preferred stockholders.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Justics Anderson
Carrington
R. B Behrend
N. W. Barksdale
Campbell Carrington
McAdoo
George B. Trelles
Cole & Donaldson
R. Bond
Babcock Vs. Wagner
Wilson & Barksdale
J. R. Pagne
Arthur Peter
BE. H. Bagley
Smith Ve. Foster
Frank D. Foster
George
W. G. Sullivan
J. B. Padgett
T. L. Jeffords
Clarence R. Wilson
Samuel Maddox
Johnson
Thomas Walker
Thornton
Wolt Va
Department Investment Company
Hand
West & Rosenberg
J. B. Larner
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Ambush
Poe
Commission
Ferry
Hogan
Giles Ye
Hays
Tucker & Kenyon
Lambert & Beker
Washington National Building and Loan Association
R. B. Dickey
T. L. Jefferds
Hamilton & Colbert
Moore Va
Stewart
Richard, Son & Cobb
J. H. Stewart
Walsh Va
Atkinson
M. J. Keane
Frere Va
Prere
Justice Anderson
John
Larner
Detective to face Harriet Pitkin in St Louis hearing
Detectives Peck and Pratt traced Harriet Pitkin alias Le Bar to St Louis where she will appear before a U S commissioner for the district. She formerly used a local lawyer William H Sholes as her victim and offered a $60 check drawn on the American Exchange Bank of St Louis to exchange. The case in St Louis reportedly settled.
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St. Louis
American Exchange Bank of
Sholes
St. Lousa
Peck
Pratt
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