Excursions and Steamship Schedules Visible Today
Various river and rail schedules listed for today include the Charles Macaleater steamer to Marshall Hall from Seventh Street Wharf at 10 am 2:50 pm and 8:30 pm daily. Buses and trains run from Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue, Thirty-sixth Street to downtown points and Chesapeake Beach via Chesapeake Beach Railway. A stage drama The Flower of the Mormons runs at the Virginia Theater today.
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Charles Macaleater
Marshall Hall
Teaver
Seventh Street
Ik and
Washington Steamboat Company
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
Main Entrance
Zoo Park
Chevy Chave
Great Paris
Washington and Old Dominion
Chesapeake Beach
Chesapeake Beach Railway
St Johns
Colonial Beach
Revemth Street
Votes for Women in Pictures Shown for Suffrage Members
Washington Suffrage Association members will view a two reel picture show titled Votes for Women featuring Rev. Anna Howard Shaw Jane Addams and other national workers. The exhibition takes place Wednesday evening July 17 at Stanton Park Fourth and B streets northeast and the Imp park 60 H street northeast with Washington Suffrage League guests.
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Washington Suffrage Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Jane Addams
Stantons Park
Fourth
B Streets
Imp
H Street
Washington Suffrage League
Edward Rowe Funeral Today in Washington
Edward Rowe’s brother Francis Edward Rowe died in New York after a serious illness. George M. Rowe of 5 K Street Northwest was summoned and the body will be brought to Washington for viewing at Lee’s Undertaking Chapel on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. Burial is planned in Arlington this afternoon under the Grand Army of the Republic and the Masons.
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Edward Rowe
George M. Rowe
K Street
New York City
Francis Edward Rowe
Washington
Lee
Undertaking Chapel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Arington
Grand Army of ‘the Republic
Masons
Eyeon Express Trust New Rates Evoke Protest
Large express firms challenge Interstate Commerce Commission rate reductions asserting current tariffs fail to cover costs. They pledge to follow commission guidance on regulations and practices while awaiting October decisions. DOJ may review for Sherman antitrust compliance amid calls for a broader investigation.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Department
Department of Justce
New York
Messiag
Wen
Commission
New Manager for Shoreham Hotel Named Barse
William H. Barse, former Waldorf-Astoria head, will be manager when the Shoreham Hotel reopens November 1 after extensive improvements. He comes to Washington from Baltimore where he opened the New Emerson Hotel. The Shoreham lease to John T. Devine runs until October 1, with renovation to begin then.
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William H. Barse
Wald orf-Astoria
Shoreham Hotel
New York
J. Maury Dove
Barse
Waldorf-Astoria
Washington
Baltimore
Emerson Hotel
John T. Devine
Astrological Forecast for Honoscene Birthdate
Neptune and the Sun join in an auspicious day with Mars Mercury in close conjunction. Fortune rises in many directions though quarrels and vexations loom from minor acts, while the favorable aspects promise growth, talent expansion, and courage for artisans and leaders.
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Neptune
Mars
Travel pay disallowed for district officials at meetings
Comptroller Tracewell and Auditor Tweedale rule district funds cannot cover travel expenses for conventions and society meetings. Sewell and Cook submitted a bill from the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in Cleveland. Field’s Ottawa trip likewise not paid under new rule. Congress may withhold such appropriations unless a general allowance exists.
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Treasury
Trasewell
Tweedale
Thomas EH. Sewell
Board of Children's Guardians
John W. Cook
Board of Charities
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Cleveland
Ohio
Tracewell
Field
Department of Justice
American Association of Law Libraries
Ottawa
Canada
Congress
Comptroller
Beelzebub the big dog upsets Mary Ellen home
Mary Ellen’s husband Mary Ellen buys a formidable young mastiff named Beelzebub. The dog’s boisterous energy wrecks the house, digs up the lawn, chews slippers and a pipe, and tears through the kitchen and screen door. After a night of chaos and a coffee spill, he sells the dog, lamenting the trouble of owning a dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen
Mastollon
Mary Elen
Beelashub
Smail
Beelzebub
Beelsebub
Hin
Mr. Mary Emg
Gompers Calls for Prison Term Over Biased Judges
Labor leader Samuel Gompers told the International Steel and Copper Plate Printers Union delegates at the Ebbitt that he would serve a prison term if it would reveal issues not before the public. He argued judges bias harms the poor and blocks justice as the union, with about 80 delegates from ten unions, debates power presses for printing money.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
International Steel and Copper Plate Printers’ Union of North America
Ebbitt
Gompers
John P. Colpoys
Trades Unionist
Frank Morrison
William D. Clark
Department of Commerce and Labor
Clark
Flood suits in high court escalate govt liability
The Supreme Court of the United States heard a case over federal responsibility for Mississippi River flood damage from levee construction. Core appeals involve millions in claims from landowners Mary E Hughes of Timberlake plantation opposite Arkansas City and Mattie W Jackson near Natchez, with results contested where levees were omitted in front of some properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Tribunal
Mississippi River
Supreme Court of the United States
Court
Mary E Hughes
Timberlake
Mississippi
Arkansas City
Mattie W. Jackson
Lowland
Natchez, Miss
Diet and Health Hints Opposes Stimulant Use in Literature
Dr. T. J. Allen argues against relying on stimulants like opium alcohol or coffee to boost literary effort. He notes great writers such as Shakespeare and Milton achieved high work without demoralizing habits, and warns that high feeding does not equal high thinking, urging moderation rather than intoxication for mental efficiency.
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Charles B. Reed
de Quincey
Johnson
Poe
Burns
Longfellow
Whittier
Whittier Or Mrs. Hemans
Harret Beecher Stowe
Shakespeare
Milton
Gray
Goldsmith
Isaiah
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Saks
Pruden
Matal Shelter Co
St.Paul
Mina
N. Cap. St
Mass
Ave. N. W
Washington, DC
G. W. Buckland
Les
Limocim
Imperial Export Beer
Washington Brewery
A. Muddiman & CO
Burchell
W. Barchell
F St
Shoroukely
Ealy
Pealy's Pharmacy
Henry T. Offferdinger
la Anita
Ofty
Ninth St. N. W
Niagara Falls
Jaly
Via
Pennsylvania
R. R
Susquebsens Valley
Buffalo
B. M. Newbold
Uth
G Street N.W
Knowsand Islands
Maritime Provinces
Montreal
Adirondacks
Jakes
Great Lakes
City Bulletins
Harvey’s, Lith
Paay
Cambridge
Post Secure
New Gees
Sey
Daford
Saat
Points
Dos’ W
Wibery
Eyeon Express Trust
Wickersham
Tha Commission
Shoreham
Retgi Fer
Pais
Sewell
Children’s Guardiana
Cook
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Philadelphia
D. C
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Albany
Pittsburgh
Thomas O'Neill
Charles T. Smith
Thomas Mullen
Thomas G. Keean
Smithconian Grounds
Julius Kamper
Leureniesn
18Th Cavalry
Fort Myer
Arthur
Witcomb
le March
Watts
Morceau
Forest Whispers
Intermeano
Wader
Navy
Bousa
Lassen
Phillipe Balfe Lacey
Marcagni Meyestar
T. J. Allen
Joseph 8. Bowles
B.E
the Bieber-Kaufman Co
Man’s Department Store
Navy Yard
St. S. E
Tharp
Prince Albert Anb
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