Independence Day at Alton Farm Welcomes Oldest Inhabitants
The Association of the Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia held its fourth annual Fourth of July visit at Crosby Noyes’s Alton Farm. Guests enjoyed an elaborate luncheon, speeches, music, and tree plantings. Officers were re-elected and Mrs. C. C. Noyes sent a pre sent umbrella. the event ended with patriotic songs and remarks. The oldest guest was Dr. William M. Starr who will reach his 100th birthday next October.
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Alton Farm
Crosby , Noyes
Association of
District of Columbia
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Fifteenth and G
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Noyen
America
Min Btera Orchestra
Harry O. Hall
Noyes
Ais
Alton Fann
Dr. Hell
Crosby Noyes
Alton Faro
Thomas C. Noyes
Esther
Meena
Gaxa
Frank W. Huckere
T. H. Warner
T. Edward Clark
C. C. Noyes
Annis Laurie
J. B. MrCsrby
Lee Stiefer
Maine
Allleen Nailor, Jr
Charles B. Church
Jacob Vathmeyer
Benjamin C. Wright
John P Chaney
A. H. Ragen
W. W. Birth
J. D. Cathell
Wred W L. Moore
Albert Grune
Henry M. Dellinger
Crvany
Noyes William R. Smith
Ena Witla H. Willams
B. W. Reiss
Joseph F. Howard
M. D
Correing
Lewis
Seibold
Andrew W. Heby
T. V. ‘Noonan
William, M. Starr
Wife Missing After Short Honeymoon In Rockville MD
Wagar to White reports his wife Mrs Lotty HL White missing for three weeks, last seen Wednesday evening. Mrs White, formerly Miss Howley of Prince William County VA, married June 18 at Rockville MD. They lived at 667 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast. White says she left after a goodbye and Planned to do a little shopping. She is 23, light complexioned with weary eyes.
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Wagar
Whit
Feeney To Stay In Reckbinders Union Post
Feeney will remain the business agent of the Reckbinders Union. A resolution from the last meeting states he cannot be removed before February 1908 due to an unsettled dispute, and the arbitration committee will issue a full decision at the next session on August 4.
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Busines
Reckbinders' Union
Randlasa
Union Nuonday
James Lb. Feeney
TJ Wax
F. W. Fox
Fred W. Fox
Talon
International Brotherood of Tesronters
Boston
Pytalan
Alternia
New Style for Printery Foreman Seeks Publishing Ideas
Foreman Kidd from the Public Printer’s offices tours lexdius publishing houses to draft a government printing style manual. He aims to standardize correct printing for authors editors and publishers and plans to return to Washington before September. The Marine Band at White House will perform tomorrow noon under Teut Willbar Santelmann with a program including Did Darlin and Weber and others.
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Foreman Kidd
Frook
Kidd
Lexdius
Washington
Kidd Tns
White Howse
Pesgramme
Ceder
Teut
Willbar
A. Santelmann
Maynoon
Darlin” van Man
Avery
Mibwita
Gebbaads
William O de Lara
Weber
Sateimama
Philanthropist aids outing camp for Associated Charities work
A philanthropic drive supports the Associated Charities camp with volunteers and letters to fraternal groups and individuals. Key organizers include A Lisner, Andrew Parker, George Wilson, Rev. John Van Sciatek, and John W. Crawford, while recent contributions list numerous donors and sums from many named contributors.
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Associated Charities
Nummar
Char Mies
Jolut Joy Edson
John van Sciatek
Treat
John W. Crawford
Cand H. Rudolph
George M. Kobe
Charles
H. Wright
Anne J. Rochal
Miea Mary
Williame
de. Gearm Mi Kober
A.y.noch
Gacruet
Presartt
Gacree
Beatley
Mee
Elizabeth A Hotton
Gallie Bosuwey
Marie Rochon
Mre
Toewph P Maitre
Mary E. Olivet
Sylvester Burch
al Teylor
Alton
Samen
Metiinney
George C. Little
James
Corarad
Gallia Ge Micheln
Nahata Be McCuttlough
Mim
C.C. Dideor
Maria Martha Aman
Raat
Columbia
Zariaso
Wilda F Maltiguly
Hurollton
Colbert
Verve
Lanabergh &Urn
Stable fight as baseball leads to biting assault
David Keppel, 21, from a stable near North Capital Street, allegedly attacked 14 year old Joseph Burns with a brick during a dispute over a batted ball and was then struck with a bat. Burns was taken to Emergency Hospital with head injuries. Keppel is in custody facing assault with a dangerous weapon. Doctors fear a brain clot may require operation and a court hearing is anticipated Saturday.
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Arid Keppel
Ansault
Toueph Burns
Keppsl
Okuit
Alout
Burns
Ft Fa Agld
Tamergency Hospital
Keppel
Homeopathic
Hmengaley
Homeopathic Hospital
Tess
Town youths enjoy Independence Day camp events
At Camp Good Will near Casso, Fourth of July festivities drew about 900 visitors including mothers and children. Activities ranged from swimming and games to a picnic with ice cream, cake, and candy provided by the Women’s Quilt Auxiliary. Local organizers and volunteers assisted, with the day culminating in patriotic songs and fireworks in the evening.
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Iaiz
Will Jimgar Jong
Theodora North McLaughlin
Curt
Mary Pond
Giles Rafter
Charles Weller
John Wax Schaick
James Clit Ratrh M. Brown
John Leo Kolb
A. D. Keetor
Mim Jus Keene Buaches
Dad
Mins Louize Stanton
Ile
Thoms Edwards
Fines for Holday Fun in Police Court
The Police Court dealt with a string of fireworks related offenses. Edward Keith forfeited 25 dollars collateral for a street disturbance. Harris forfeited 36 dollars for firing firecrackers near a saloon. Beltz faced fines for discharge before the Fourth. Coughlan Thornton Jameston and Simons forfeited collateral for celebrations. Lee King, a Chinese storekeeper, faced a reduced collateral after claiming ignorance of a minor fireworks ban.
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Bourth
Suly
Edward Keith
Deme Harris
Aneger
Itepelles
Harris
Lee
Pugh
Chinama
Raleigh Luckett Buried After Garrick Club Death
Maleizh Luckett’s funeral followed his suicide at the Garrick Club last Monday. Attended by close friends, the burial took place yesterday at Congressional Cemetery with Rev. Harry Wardell Pratt officiating. Pallbearers included J. St. Coleman EC Totten D. J. Rosenburg Barney Kiawans and R. McPherson. Wreaths from local theaters and the International Newspaper Man were sent. The casket bore white roses and valley lilies. Family members from Alexandria and Petersburg attended.
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Maleizh Luckett
Garrick Club
Tle Boty
Congressional Cemetery
Bern
Joseph Luckett
N Street
Harry Wardell ‘Pratt
Vaetor
Second Presbyterian Church
Offclates
Ors van Denburg
J. St. Coleman
EC. Totten
D. J. Rosenburg
Barney Kiawans
R. McPherson
Man
Columbia Theater
Adaraa Express Company
Bis
Raleigh Luckett
Alexandria
V. Rockwell
Petersburg
Sunt
Policeman Halts Suicide Attempt in Lunchroom Incident
In northwest Washington a 45 year old man, Stewart, slashed his throat with a Yale carving knife in a lunchroom rear at 82 14th Street. Policeman Pearson knocked the blade away as Stewart wounded himself a second time. Stewart was taken to Emergency Hospital and is expected to recover. He had been employed by merchants and came to Washington from Virginia years ago. Little more is known.
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Mmeper Stewart
Yale
William Donnelly
Pearson
Stewart
Washington
Virginia
Mason's Remains Arrive At Oak Hill Cemetery
The remains of Mason Madison Mason, once a Washington newspaper man, died in New York Wednesday morning. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from Mrs Elliotts home 1828 Calvert Street NW, with interment private at Oak Hill Cemetery. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith of St. Margarets Church will preside. Pallbearers include Robert Halsey Patebin and others from major papers and AP officials.
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Wugm
Madison Mason
Uemltang
Schwat
North German
Lloyd Steamchip Company
Washington
New York
Oak Hil
John Brop
The
Bettimore Sun
Henry i. Elliott
Charles Allen
Jackson 3. Elliott
Associated Press
Gaelic League Meeting Highlights Proficiency Praise
The Gaelic League held a meeting on Tuesday evening in Carroll Center for language practice. President D F Flynn congratulated members on proficiency in Gaelic and sang songs. Dr D C O Connell described a Kerry Peasant Club beniatet to Thomas Francis Meagher and spoke of the Kerry pipes. Participants included Mrs Sulk in, Mrs Nobley, and Dr P J Byrne, vice president of the league.
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D.F. Flynn
Gaelic League
Carrol Cnetigcel
D. F. Flynn
D. C. O'Connel
Kistorney
Kerry Peasant ‘Club
Thomas Francie Meagher
Predericksburg
Mrs. Sulkin
Mra Nobley
P. J. Byrne
City Bulletin shows oddities and local entertainments
The item notes Captain Warren hosting telegraph operators at fire headquarters and an informal supper at the No 4 engine house with ice cream and cake. It mentions Rev Luke Bent accepting a pastorate at Salem Baptist Church and an installation ceremony overseen by a moderator. Also references a variety of shopping items and local notices amid a fragmented page.
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Warren
T. Warren
Harry Warren
We Central Office
Z. HW. Noyes
A. H. Morehead
House of No. 4 Engine Company
Howard
Luke D. Bent
Howard University
Salem Baptist Church
Sulored
Champlain Avenue
Florida Avenue
Columbia Road
Tie
Ehomis
Yohnaton
Old Washingtonian Dead. Mrs Fealy Dies at 87
Mrs Eflen Festy aged 7 years and Mrs Bien Featy widow of Thomas Fealy died yesterday at home of her son in law Bernard Waters after paralysis. Funeral from family residence at 8 next morning Rev Ignetius Fealy of St Josephs Church will officiate. requiem at St Martins North Capitol and T streets. Burial in Mount Olivet. Born in Ireland she emigrated with husband after arsenal explosion death of husband December 18, 1865. Survived by ten children and several siblings in Boston and local area.
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Fealy
St. Martin's
Church
North Capitol
T Streets
Mount Olivet
Treland
Arsenal
Chilren
Boston
Mary Columbus
Katherine Lane
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Test Consultus
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Telberg's
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Dave
Duffy
Drussiste and Grocers
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