NOVES! Minhabitants Fourth at Alton Farm Gala
The District of Columbia’s oldest inhabitants were hosted by vice president Crosby G. Noyes at Alton Farm near Bligo Maryland for a Fourth of July celebration. About 300 guests attended with a day-long program, elections, and a cane gift to Mr Noyes. District Commissioner Mcfarland delivered the day’s address and Col Erwin Hay’s remarks were read in tribute. Elected officers included A H Ragan and 19 new members admitted.
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Association
Hay
Mccfarland—Cane
Columbia
Crosby G. Noyes
Alton Farm
Bligo
Mirie
Minster
H. B. Menocfari
Erwin B. Hay
Irs
Thomas C. Noyes
Noyes
Rome
Ainet
Smatowt
Ateong
Howard
Colambia
John Iley
Thomas Brown
Allison Nadler, Jr
John W Douglass
Francis
H Smith
George W Arthur
William P. White
Harrison M Bennett
B. B. Hay
Thomas W. Smith
James A. Clarkson
Charles H. Calvert
Benjamin A. Colonna
Charles 8 Pries
John H. Refas
Ruddl, Ravenberg
Peter P. Little
J. L. Dally
John T. Penwick
Quarrel Injures Man in Union Court Southwest
Jacob Kishner twenty five of 1900 Sixth Street Southwest was struck in a quarrel with Charles Carter eighteen, a Negro, in Union Court Southwest last night. Kishner suffered a severe blow to the right eye and was taken to Emergency Hospital for treatment.
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Union Court Southwest
Jacob Kishner
Sixth Street
Charles Carter
Honor Flag Orators Rouse Enthusiasm at Memorial Hall
A Fourth of July patriotic meeting at Memorial Continental Hall under the Daughters of the American Revolution featured a life mask of George Washington presented by Mrs. Emily Holson Briggs, with remarks by Mrs. Donald McLean and William E. Andrews. The event included a reading of the Declaration of Independence and a powerful address on American sacrifice and liberty.
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Emily Edson Briggs
Washington
Richard Barker
Mrs. McLean
William B. Andrews
Treeaury Department
George Washington
Emily Holson Briggs
Olivie
Jean Antoine Houdon
Briggs
Emmanuel Leutze
Mise E Bryant Johnston
Richard J. Barker
Gaspe
Providence
R. 1
McLean
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Hall
Walla
John Hay
Pugie
E. B. Hay
Wiliam E Andrews
Treasury Department
Lexington
Yorktown
Continental Army
Lincoln
John Paul Jones
England
Mount Vernon
Ogie
Singleton
Walter Lockwood
United States
Memorial Day program honors Sons of the American Revolution
A New York City ceremony featured Rev Dr Nevett Storie delivering a benediction, with the United States Marine Band providing music led by Walter F Smith. Attendees included leaders of the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution and minutemen guards under Lieut Col E R Campbell. Officers and members from related groups attended, with numerous committee members listed among the participants.
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America
Gr. Mberty
J. 1
Nevett Storie
Old Trinity Church
New York City
Warine
Soda of the American Revolution
Sons of the Revolution
Guard of Honor
E. R. Campbell
Daughters’ Committee
Howard
J. Hodgking
District of Columbia
M. A. Ballinger
Job Barnard
Mary C. Beach
Lorenza Lorenz Conversation at West Virginia Penitentiary
Long talk with Lorenz as he arrives at Moundsville pen on July 4. He stays buoyant and says Sam Groff was innocent of the Crawford case. Machen, now chief clerk at the prison, exchanges words with him in a lengthy office visit. Others from Washington are reported faring well and adjusting to prison life.
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Apecal
Washington Post
Moundsville
W. Va
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Mr. Baker
Lorenz
Sam Groff
Washington Junction
Loreng
Machen
Crawford
Diller
Grom
Sam
Moundaville
Jimmy Watson
Washington
Conductor Falls From Cabin John Bridge Car
A Cabin John Bridge conductor, H. R. Young, slipped from a running board yesterday, struck the ground, and was taken to Georgetown University Hospital with a forehead cut. He later went home at 2515 Thirty-second Street NW. Another rider, John Phillips, a Negro Walter, 32, fell from a running board and was treated at Georgetown University Hospital for a brain concussion. A separate case reports Iuwera Saunders, 2 Megra, arraigned for carrying concealed weapons after being arrested Monday night. he is sent to the District for nine months.
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Cabin John Bridge
H. R. Young
Georgetown Univeristy Hospital
Thirty-second Street
John Phillips
Walter
Georgetown University Hospital
Iuwera Saunders
Megra
Man Rescues Drowning Men From Potomac in Narrow Escape
Edward Whyte, keeper of a boathouse, saved two men from drowning in the Potomac near 0 street southwest. Joseph Carroll, 35, of 1116 Fifth Street NW, and John J. Donohue, about 2 Badler on the U. S. 8 Dolphin, were capsized after a rowboat upset. Donohue aided Carroll, but both sank. Whyte retrieved Carroll and assisted Donohue, with Cooper the policeman aiding in resuscitation. Carroll later regained consciousness and went home in a Fourth precinct patrol wagon.
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Edward Whyte
Potomac
Joseph F. Carroll
Fifth Street
John J. Donohue
Badler
U. S
Dolphin
Rebete Carroll
Whyte
Carroll
Policeman Cooper
Donohue
Cooper
QO Street
Donahue
Dorohue
Howe
Fourth Precinct
Mrs Devine Shot In Front Yard by Stray Revolver Fire
Mrs Annie Devine seated with husband and daughter in the front yard when four laughing young men passing by fired a revolver. A bullet struck her left hip. Dr A W Boswell extracted the ball and reported she is not in serious condition. Police searched for the shooter but made no arrest by late night.
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Annie Devine
Tenthtreet
A. W. Boswell
Ninth Precinct
Tian
Italian cruiser Dogali dressed ship for holiday in Washington
The Italian cruiser Dogali, anchored off the Potomac near Washington Barracks, was dressed with national and signaling flags for the holiday. Visitors toured the vessel as plans shifted to sail the next day to Philadelphia, then onward to New York, San Francisco, and Pacific ports, with Captain Chevalier Ronca to be promoted and reassigned in Italy.
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Dogali
Potomac
West Sea Wall
Washington Barracks
Alexandria
Philadelphia
New York
Chevalier Ronca
Italy
San Francisco
Vancouver
Pacific
Boy Missing on Analostan Island Prompts Search
Charles Simmons seeks his nine year old son William on Analostan Island after finding the boy's clothing on the beach around 5 pm. Police and harbor crew dredged the water with grappling irons for hours but found no trace. The father and friends searched shoreline hoping for the child.
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Charles Simmons
William
Analostan Island
William Simmons
Seventh Precinct
Harbermaster
Ynabie
Wille
Washington Man Drowned at Gull Lake in Michigan
George Garrett of Washington D C drowned when a boat overturned during a fierce storm on Gull Lake near Battle Creek Michigan He had been guest of Summer Bush vice president of the Advance Thrasher Works whose son was a former college mate A yacht party with Charles Bush and Howard Wattle saw Garrett cling to the boat until rescue failed His body was recovered and sent to Washington after being brought to Battle Creek for burial arrangements
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Battle Creek
Mich
George Garrett
Washington
D. C
Gull Lake
Garrett
Summer Bush
Advance
Thrasher Works
Charles Bush
Howard Wattle Garrett
Guill Lake
Bush
Wattles
Ife
Weather notes and a fatal rail accident in Virginia
Weather conditions from July reports show the Western Anturbance bringing showers and thunderstorms from the lake region to the East Gulf and South Atlantic states with above normal temperatures in the east and southwest. The forecast calls for continued showers into Thursday along the Mid Atlantic and New England coasts with fair spells elsewhere. River warnings and Upper Lakes storms are noted. Italian Ferdinando Federico, 42, was struck near Alexandria, Virginia by a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train and is in serious condition with multiple injuries.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Pinina
Lake
Middle Atlantic
New Hogland
New England
Lake Region
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
European
Grand Rank
Upper Lakes
Duluth
Ashland
Ameck
Ferdinando Ferderico
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alexandria
Washington
Burglary at Nee Furniture Store Stuns City
Patrick J Nee a Seventh and H streets north west furniture dealer reported a safe opened between 8 PM Monday and 9 AM Tuesday robbing 411. Detectives Howlett Pratt and Weedon found candy evidence and greaves on the safe door. cashier J R Laden and staff could not explain the break in. Police suspect an experienced safe burglar and continue inquiries.
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Patrick J. Nee
Seventh
H Streets
Howlett, Pratt
Weedon
J R. Laden
Attempted Two Cent Loan Ends With Assault in Police Court
Albert Lancaster was fined $10 or jailed one year after trying to borrow two cents and assaulting his friend Frederick Robinson when refused. The incident occurred yesterday in the police court under Judge Boott. Lancaster pleaded guilty and was committed in default.
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Boott
Albert Lancaster
Lancaster
Frederick Robinson
Robinson
Guy
Opened to Settlement Half Million Acres Indian Pasture Reserve
Opened to settlement by order of Secretary Hitchcock, 500000 acres south of Hi Geno in Oklahoma to be leased. Indian Agent Randlett announced leases and bid openings for December 4. Lands to be loaned in 18-something trade for five years from January 2, 1906 at a minimum price of 3 cents per acre per year. Bids required for each quarter separately.
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Okio
Hi Geno
Hitchcock
Oklahoma
Randlett
Anedarko
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