Attorney Adriaans Faces Disbarment Trial In District Supreme Court
A District Supreme Court term opened with attorney John H. Adriaans facing grieviance committee charges of misconduct and fraud. He spoke without counsel, denying all allegations while the committee offered documentary evidence. further hearings and additional attorney actions are planned for next Tuesday and beyond.
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Adriadne
Fourteen Hurt in Glendora Train Collision In California
A rear end collision between the Santa Fe Limited and a local train near Glendora injures fourteen people, all passengers on the local train. The Limited, traveling 65 miles per hour, and its engineer Clemins survived unscathed, as did the fireman. No serious injuries reported among Limited passengers. All involved are Californians.
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Clemins
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Negro Principals Meet For Separate Negro School Superintendent
The Association of Colored School Principals meets at Sumner School to discuss pending Congress bills on school organizations. At the first session, the Gal linger bill proposing a separate superintendent for the colored division was favored and a nine member committee was formed to gather further information. Also Scots to Observe Burns Birthday as Caledonian Club plans a Burns night banquet at Reuters Hotel.
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Sumner
Gallinger
Burns
Robert Burns
Caledonian Club
Reuters Hotel
Hood's Pills Promises for Various Ailments
A promotional claim extols Hood's Pills for cures of acrofula eczema eruptions catarrh rheumatism or dyspepsia and asserts prompt permanent relief after other remedies fail. It urges confidence and notes constipation is cured by Hood's Pills.
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Roosevelts executive order fixes U S geographic names
On the recommendation of the Secretary of the Interior, President Roosevelt signed an executive order on the 23d instant authorizing the United States Board of Geographic Names to determine, change, and fix place names nationwide and in insular possessions. Secretary Hitchcock notes the lack of legal authority for naming prominent topographic features and cites inconsistent practices across bureaus that have led to improvised names assigned by field staff.
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United States Board of Geographic Names Io
United States
Insular
Hitchcock
Executive Departments
Freer Gift Accepted for Smithsonian Building Project
The Smithsonian Institution's board of regents accepted the Freer art collection donated by Charles D. Freer of Detroit. Freer provides $500,000 for a building to house the collection, to remain in his possession until his death with heirs handling thereafter. Roosevelt calls the gift priceless and urges quick acceptance, noting the collection's Chinese and Japanese masterworks and notable American works, including Whistler. The gift, if accepted, would become a national asset and require future funding for maintenance.
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Detroit
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Piano Men to Meet Here in May Convention Planned by Dealers and Manufacturers
Arrangements were made at a joint meeting of officers and committees of the National Piano Dealers Association and the National Piano Manufacturers Association in New York for their annual convention to be held in Washington in May. Percy B. Foster, secretary of the National Dealers, returned yesterday from New York after attending the meeting.
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Washington
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National Dealers
Abattoir Company Elects Directors
At the stockholders meeting of the Washington and Virginia Stock Yard and Abattoir Company on Monday, two following directors were elected Snarles W. Boisch, William G. Carter, BE. Donovan, Charles IS Ebel, Ford Espey, BR. A. Golder, Lemon Hoover, L. P. Krey, Cloyd Tavenner. W. A. Johnston was elected attorney.
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Washington and Virginia Stock Yard and Abattoir Company
Snarles W. Boisch
Wiliam G. Carter
BE. Donovan
Charles IS Ebel
Ford Espey
BR. A. Golder
Lemon Hoover
L. P. Krey
Cloyd Tavenner
W. A. Johnston
Indiana Bank Robbery Suspect Wanted in Columbus
Gov. Hadley of Indiana secured a requisition from Gov. Pattison for Michael Burke alias Fingers, detained in Toledo after a Ridgeville State Bank break in Bi ipk County on October 24. Burke is accused of stealing 36002 dollars and the request for his return was honored.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hadley
Pattison
Michael Burke
Fingers
Toledo
Burke
Ridgeville State Bank
Bi Ipk County
Puritan Crew Praised in Naval Maneuvers and Disbandment
The U S S Puritan and its mixed crew impressed Admiral Dickens and fleet officers during summer maneuvers aboard the double turreted monitor. A minor sand bar mishap at Point Lookout caused no serious damage while the battalion faced early discipline hurdles and humorous incidents before the discharge order, issued by Lieut. Col. L. M. Brett, takes effect.
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Potoma
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Point Lookout
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Royal Tree
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Washington
L. M. Brett
Randolph B. Brummett
Tiett
Sidney Bieber
Broker Accused of Fraud in Grain Deal
Chicago January 24 direct charges of fraud and misrepresentation were filed in U S District Court against George S McReynolds of the defunct Mc Reynolds Co broker firm. Warner Wilbur petitions allege an agreement to ship grain at a price totaling 626 dollars and a check for that amount was returned marked No funds.
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George S. McReynolds
Chicago
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Child Upset Oil Heater Sparks Store Fire
Mary Bresh ley, a child of Mrs. Margaret Bresh ley of 121 M street southeast, knocked over an oil heater yesterday afternoon at about 5 50. The heater exploded and set fire to her mother's store. Firemen extinguished the flames causing 50 dollars damage to the building and 5 dollars to stock. Mary narrowly escaped injury.
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M Street
Man Walks After Spraining Leg Jumping From Freight Train
Frederick N. Lowell, 36, sprained his leg leaping from a freight car near Benning and walked to the Homeward Bound Mission in Washington. He was taken to Casualty Hospital yesterday for treatment and says he lives at ck.
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Frederick N. Lowell
Washington
Lowell
Manchester as Yeoman of Guard and Privy Councillor
The Duke of Manchester, now captain of the Yeomen of the Guard and a privy councillor, gains a seat in the Privy Council and a £5,000 annual salary. The article traces Yeomen history, duties and the duke’s American connections, noting shifts in political allegiance and other royal court roles.
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New York
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Henry VII and Re-Enacted Under Queen Ann
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Consuelo
Duchess of Manchester
Liberal Party
Charles resigns after appeal over head to premier
The figure, asserting his honor, appealed to the premier through Lord Lansdowne, faced a public protest and resigned. He is described as a learned man perhaps better suited to directing a great university than to diplomacy. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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Washington
International Commission
Sheffield
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British East Africa
Lord Lansdowne
Sir Charles
Certan
England
Roosevelt Accepts Nonresident Membership in Philadelphia Club
President Roosevelt has accepted a nonresident membership in the Southern Club of Philadelphia. Dr. J Madison Taylor, board member and friend, received the executive letter confirming the invitation. The club comprises men of Southern birth or close affiliation and plans a reception for the President.
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Garter Letters in Court Hold Evidence in Trial
In Savannah Federal court for Greene and Gaynor the trial focused on document identification and the admission of letters and telegrams logged by Capt. Carter. The judge allowed Carter records and a 1896 Barrow & Osborne letter, plus a 1988 Carter to Gen. Duane state of mind note, and Carter to Ambassador Hay and a 1897 telegram to Gen. Alger, as evidence of conspirator mindset and conduct.
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Augusta
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Atlanta
Greene and
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Duane
Gen. Barr
Col. Gilmore
River and Harbor
England
Hay
Court of St. James
Gen. Alger
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Nicaragua Canal Commission
Washington
Waldo Named First Deputy to Police Commissioner
New York society reacts as Capt Waldo of the Rhinelander family is chosen as first deputy to Police Commissioner Bingham. A socialite with no prior police experience, Waldo’s background includes Union Club, Army and Navy Club, and an annual income around twenty five thousand dollars. Local coverage also notes political shifts involving Mayor McClellan, Mr Murphy, and Tammany Hall, plus society scenes aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II and Chinatown New Year festivities.
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Korean Legation Ends as Independent Mission in Washington
The Korean Legation in Washington ends its status as an independent diplomatic body. Chargé d affaires Yun Chung Kim bade farewell to State Department officials and will depart January 27 via San Francisco and Yokohama to Chemuipe. Records pass to Japanese chargé Hioki. The Korean Legation home on Iowa Circle is private property of the Korean Emperor. disposition undecided. plus December 1905 internal revenue receipts total 22,499,321, up from 21,904,? with six months of the fiscal year ahead of 1904 by 6,? The Southern's PalmLimited to Florid, Aiken and Augusta departs Washington daily at 6:55 p.m. Electric trains to Florida and winter resorts. I. H. Prow, G.A. Southern Railway, 76th at mW.
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George F. Oliver
Bellevue Hospital
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Chinatown
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Hock
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Mott, Pell
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Tom Lee
Pell Street
W. Gould Brokaw
America
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Gaif
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Yokohama
Chemuipe
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Hioki
Relleationa of Internal Revenue
Southern
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Augusta
Florida
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Narrow Escape Aged Woman Saved By Pills
A brief note from Clay City reports a near fatal poisoning linked to severe constipation. Dr. Pad oe recommends New Life Pills, claiming they cured the patient and prevented a tragedy. Al Kugelsta reports the incident in Rhive.
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