Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Jul 6, 1910, p. 10

Education chiefs urge farming and reform in war on football

Boston July 5 speakers at National Education Association sessions denounced college football as brutal and urged farm and industrial education. David Star Jordan endorsed rugby as an alternative and warned that current schooling risks creating a pampered, unprepared youth. President Joyner stressed industrial education and cautioned against overemphasis on course completion.

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Boston David Star Jordan Leland Stanford University Committee On Naonal Council of Education National Education Association Thayne Nevada Trevisent Jordan Gesstors James Y. Joyner Joyner Eaner Fle Bureau of Education Contes Oner Harrie Qeehnenley Brown

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Pope Blesses Educators at National Catholic Meet

The Pope blessed delegates to the National Catholic Educational Association in a solemn benediction during a ceremony led by Archbishop Liumede Melcunio. The event followed a pontifical High Mass offered by Archbishop Elardey of Columbus and Bishop Foley of Detroit, with addressing on education and religion by Rev. Treavas J Shahan, president of the Catholic University of America, and other church figures.

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Water Department of Education Naherial Universty Washington Amerion Unniversits Janes F. Baker University of Colorado Miet Arubshop Liumede Melcunio Fashap Elardey Columbus Ome Foley Detroit Treavas J Shahan The Catholi University of America Washington DC

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Lumber Fire Destroys $3 Million Worth in Arn Prior Yard

A major blaze at Arnprior Ontario last night destroyed lumber valued at more than $3,000,000. The fire swept the Guyes lumber yards, scorching about half a square mile. The lumber was saved after a strenuous firefight by local crews.

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Montreal Arnprior Ontario Telly Guies

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Feet Tired tootsie remedy promises quick relief

A vintage ad style medical claim extols TIZ for tired sore feet offering instant relief from swelling and pain. It cites Aita Them and widespread use, praising a box as perfect cure and urging readers to buy at druggists for 26 cents, with Walter Luther Dodge & page distributing.

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Creutzer Walter Luther Dodge & Page

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Journey through Alaska's frozen pass to Katmai in peril

In December, Boyd Emerson and companions travel toward Kalvik Alaska, aided by Cherry Malotte and Constantine. Facing a deadly blizzard in the Alaskan Range they struggle over ice, wind, and snow drifts toward Katmai Pass, dragging a sick native guide and fighting exhaustion as they press on for timber and safety.

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Kalvik Alaska Boyd Emerson Fraser Cherry Malotto Constantine Kette Miss Malotte Chakawana Willis Marsh Marsh Brooks Emerson Cherry George Ball Marsh Halt Seattle Emergon Bart Silver Horda Sugen Great Alaskan Range Arctic North Pacific Asiatic Katmai Pass Balt Dante Hell Cerberus Tem

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Wreck blame rests on orders in Middletown crash

A Big Four train collided with a Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton freight near Middletown, Ohio, killing 21. Pilot engineer J. W. Wall blamed Dispatcher Smith for issued order 60, though the superintendent stopped short of full blame. Two more victims died, raising the toll to twenty one, with four remaining in doubt.

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Cincinnati Middletown Oho J. W. Wall Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Smith Dayton E. A. Gould Hamilton Gould Wall Carlisle Poasttown John Rankin Springfield Ohio Evelyn Lloyd Round Point

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Ex diplomat Beckert shot for murder in Chile

Wilhelm Beckert former chancellor of the German legation in Santiago was shot for the murder of a Chilean messenger on February 5 1909. He had embezzled funds and staged a death to escape blame. Captured, the body of the messenger was identified and Germany waived Beckert's diplomatic immunity leaving the case to Chilean courts.

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Legation Chile Santiago Wilhelm Beckert Beckert

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Montezuma's flag found in Vienna museum

Special to The Washington Post. The battle standard of Emperor Montezuma, carried by the Aztec king against the Spanish under Cortes in 1519, has been found in the Natural History Museum in Vienna. The banner was given by Hernando Cortes to King Charles V, later owned by Pope Clement VII, then by Prince Frederick of Austria, and finally donated to the Vienna museum.

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Children in Burning Home in Maine Tragedy

A fatal house fire on Chebeague Island, Maine, kills Dorothy Doughtry, 6, seriously injures sister Etta, 10, and harms two other children. Father Arthur Doughty is hospitalized in critical condition after saving his children. The article mixes dramatic narrative with fantastical prose not directly relevant to the event.

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Portland Dorothy Doughty Etta Arthur Doughty Chebeague Island

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Financial Statements and Resources Summary

Banking figures show loans and discounts and overdrafts alongside secured and unsecured U S bonds to secure circulation. The ledger lists assets including banking house, furniture, other real estate, Due from banks, and reserves with notes from other national banks and lawful money held. Total assets reach 7,255,459.14 with redemption funds and reserves detailed.

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U.S U. S Eeer Checke Bpecia

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Geeks vs Gehmidt and other district court equity items

In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia equity docket no 1 under Justice Stafford the ledger lists Geeks vs Gehmidt with auditors report confirmed and distributed. Nolte vs Nolte guardians ad item. Healy vs Healy custody order and exea quash. alimony pendente lite grants and limited divorces across numerous cases. guardians ad litem appointed. various proceedings in probate bankruptcy criminal and circuit courts. plaintiffs and defendants named with attorneys and outcomes for each case. The record covers multiple matters including custody orders alimony pendente lite perman entent and petitions for probate and damages among other docket entries.

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Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court NO Justice Stafford Geeks Gehmidt Visinitfs Leon ‘Tobriner Halley A. E. Shoemaker Leo P. Harlow Nolte C. H. Meritint Birney & Woodard Justice Anderson Newman Ve. Newman Plaintif Leon Tobriner Wolf & Rosenberg Yates Flaintift David Rothachia C. F. Diggs George C. Gertman John Ridout Grand Rapids Timber Company Balinger Webster Halinger Lawler Clements & Wright Halverson Ballinger A. W. Lafferty Hints A B. Webb Mannakee Va Mannakee Examiner Walter C. English C. H. Bradley Defendent W. A. Johnston W. C. English White Va White J. R. Shields George P. Hoover Sparks Va Sparks Planitia J. &. Ensby-Smith R. F. Downing G. A. Berry Justice Stapford Botheron C. A. Douglas Levis Tribby W. G. Gardiner O. P. M. Brown Matlock Pechin H. Prescott Gatley Guardian Ad Item W. Ambrose Sara Harry Beigel W. M. Hallam Circuit Court NO. 1 United States Newcomb Motor Company Moore Hillmen Ve. Robinson Pennebaker, Carus, & Jones L. A. Bailey

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Mechanic's Lien and Property Transfers List

Detailed transfer entries across Washington areas including Potomac Heights, Petworth, Cathedral Highlands, and Ridge Street sectors. Notable parties include Wm H Lawson, I Alman, Blanche Lamson, Jesse M Shreve, and Thomas Brooks with various lot and block designations, dates, and monetary values from $1 to $6,000. Authorities reference multiple streets and squares, with several parcels transferring ownership or securing liens.

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Whittingham Robert L. Childs Casey Octavius C. Smith Lomerederick Windom Petworth Blanche Lamson Harry Jesue M. Shreve Friendship Louis L. Hooper Thomas W. Stawell Part Potomac Heights Potomac Heights Land Company Thomas Brooks Johanna Colignon Samuel Brown Granby John T. Murphy Arthur J. Krause Thirteenth Astreete Elizabeth Danenhawer Et al New Fredonia Hotel Company Jame Loffier Ernst Loffier Denning Heights Charles H. Nussbaum Alfred Man Bettie A. Duckett Ware Bor Cathedral Highlands C. J. Bell Ernestine A. Schneider Capital Street Seventh Eighth Streets Frances C. Trott John H. Emery Fourteenth D Street James N. Craig Clarence B. Hight Marion Street Edward Henkel Antonia Longfellow Hhode Island Avenue Revel G. Phelps Et Ax Mery M. Phelps Hillbrook—Suburban Homes Company Gott- Heb Mayer Riggs Street H. H. New- West Ax Harry R. Kine Wisconsin Avenue K Street Wheat Edes Richard H. Gaskins Holmead Manor Josephina W. Heater Ralph Young Seventh Street Florida Avenue Rortheist William P. Kellogg William J. Stewart First F Streets Hattie L Page Everett P. Rider Woodley Charles D. Voorhis Wicklife Rose Ella M. Rose

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Deeds of Trust Listings Across Multiple Blocks and Parks

A verbose 19th century record details numerous deeds of trust securing loans from various banks and institutions. Entries cover West Brookland Sherwood’s Addition, Brightwood Park, Mount Pleasant, Holmrah Manor, and Odley areas, listing lenders, borrowers, loan amounts ranging from 1,800 to 105,000, terms from 1 to 36 months or years, interest from 5 to 6 percent, and property lots and blocks securing each loan.

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West Brookland Henory R. Lesnitzer Sallie J. Riley Sallis J. Riley Sherwood Brookland George P. Mangan B. Francis Raul James F. Shea Home Savings Bank Magdalena Garten George A American Security and Trust Company East Washington Savings Bank Edward M. Dulin Square New Fredonia Hotel Company William J. Plather Walter R. Wilcox John M. Jones William H. Gholet Hayden Johnson Elizabeth Danenhower and Bue Belle Williams Samuel Brownet Andrew D. Loftter Percy H. Russell Provident Savings Bank J Bright Wod Park—Dliver F. Groff Samuel Maddox H. Prescott Gatley John FP. McMahon St. Block Alfred M. Duckett H Clifford Bangs Wilmot W. Trew Claud Livingston Ernestine A. Schneider J. Bell Antonia Tangtetllow Henry x. Boss H. Glenn Phelps Raymond K. Ferguson Samuel Brown Samuel V. Guanek Hyman Dodate Washington Savings and Loan Company Mount Pleasant Charles’ H. Mixer Washington Loan and Trust Company Equitable Cooperative Holmrah Manor Ralph Young National Savings and Trust Company Emma &. Yoder William L. Stewart George E. Fleming Edward L. Hillyer William L. Crane William Pitt Kellogg Rama Samuel C. McDowall William J. Flather Hem B. Turpin Ich Odley Wicklime Rose Enoch A. Chase Chartea aVorhis

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Financial Statement of Commercial National Bank 1910

The document is a condition report for Commercial National Bank Washington DC as of June 30 1910. It lists assets including loans and discounts overdrafts secured and unsecured U S bonds to secure circulation deposits notes and other securities and cash items with figures such as 292 186 08 for redemption funds and 192 770 25 in exchanges.

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Financial reports for National Metropolitan Bank Washington 1910

The reports present the bank's condition at close of business June 30 1910 including assets such as United States bonds, reserves, cash items, and deposits. It shows liabilities with capital stock surplus undivided profits and various deposits due to other banks bankers and trust companies and notes outstanding. Signed by Cashier George Walston and notary J Webster Mann with July 1910 certifications.

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Liabilito Gepitay Stony Lesa United States U. S Asat Oiny Washington Columbia A. B. Ruff Juliste Frank B. Gilmore Notary Public J. William Lee Daniel Fraser Richard EF. Pairo J. Clarence Price Cc. F. Norment Iton Poole Atovernand Bank John Poole Charles R, Harban Corrad W. A. H. Church Clapham Ilkridge E. Jordan Walter A. Hrown James A. Cahill John A. Johnston H. Shea Wanna Mearne Ralph W. Ler Mvock Para Campani Savings Outaland Dietrich George Walson Ana Bank Eury Ep Geor. Walson Ethay J. Webster Mann TLBSS

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Report of the Second National Bank Washington 1910

Report of the condition of the Second National Bank at Washington District of Columbia as of June 30 1910 with resources totaling 1 295 094 also shows liabilities including capital stock 569 000 surplus 210 000 and deposits 1 388 717 62 plus notes and bonds borrowed and other items. The document bears cashier O Ecklof and notary Torbert attestations asserting accuracy under oath.

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Second National Bank Washington District of Columbia Provident Savings Bank Washington Sloss of Busines Tela” OY SP Resources

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Report of the Citizens' Savings Bank Washington 1910

Bank statement shows assets and liabilities with loans and discounts, due from banks, deposits, and capital. Officials certify the figures as true and sworn before a notary on July 5, 1910 with multiple signatories and bank details for Washington District of Columbia.

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District’ of Columbia City of Washington Bestor B Walters Presto H. Walters Cemhier Sud Charles R. Marban Clemento Attest JAS District of Columbia Washington Edson B.olds Tresaurer Edsqne Olds Reginald Rutherford jorrect—Allant George EB. Fleming Porter James B. Dambie Geo Columbia Olumbia R. H. Bagby Charles W

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Education chiefs urge farming and reform in war on football

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Pope Blesses Educators at National Catholic Meet

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Lumber Fire Destroys $3 Million Worth in Arn Prior Yard

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Feet Tired tootsie remedy promises quick relief

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Journey through Alaska's frozen pass to Katmai in peril

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Wreck blame rests on orders in Middletown crash

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Ex diplomat Beckert shot for murder in Chile

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Montezuma's flag found in Vienna museum

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Children in Burning Home in Maine Tragedy

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Financial Statements and Resources Summary

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Geeks vs Gehmidt and other district court equity items

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Mechanic's Lien and Property Transfers List

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Deeds of Trust Listings Across Multiple Blocks and Parks

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Financial Statement of Commercial National Bank 1910

Financial reports for National Metropolitan Bank Washington 1910

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Report of the Second National Bank Washington 1910

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