Business High School Alumni Excursion At Marshall Hall
A lively ninth annual excursion of the Business High School Alumni Association featured rifle contests, pony cart rides, and mixed events for boys and girls. Participants included Eleanor Warnebon with top girls score, and a dramatic runaway pony incident involving a 11 year old rider at Marshall Hall, with multiple athletic events and a large host of alumni and guests aboard the Charles Macalester ship.
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Marshall Hall
Business High Schoo
Business High ‘School
Charles Macalester
Seventh Street
Eleanor Wartiesaw
Joseph Becker
Stanley DePue
William Seltman
Milton Hardy
Sidney Strubyble
Eleanor Warne- Bon
Clara Warnason
Ida Dirkin
Adelaide Hensley
Frahees Davis
Veterans seek restoration of positions and compensation
A committee led by Fulton R. Gordon Lewis P Shoemaker and Charles W Carr was formed at a Willard meeting to urge the President to restore veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic to their former posts. They seek prompt restoration and reasonable retirement compensation and will send resolutions to all G A R posts nationwide amid growing protest from war veterans.
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Vaerene
Postofice
Fulton R. Gordon
Lewis
Charles ‘W. Carr
Apda
Willard
Department
Aleg Urea
Gordon
Grand Army
Police News Notes and Accident Report Update
Arthur FY Anow 41 of 1011 H Street NW died yesterday at the Emergency Hospital from injuries after a February fall from the third floor of the bureau of engraving and printing He suffered a broken leg and internal injuries An auto driven by Raymond R Reed of 540 New Jersey Ave NW collided with an auto driven by Fred Justice of 33 Fourteenth Street NW at First and Seaton Streets yesterday afternoon Both cars were badly damaged but no injuries were reported The police have been asked from Atlantic City to locate William Grinage and Mrs Dora Hawkins living in Washington whose sister Mire Rosalie Marshall 18 is seriously injured in that city.
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Arthur FY. Anow
H Street
Burea of Engraving and Printing
Anow
Raymond R. Reed
New Jersey Avenue
Fred . Justice
Fourteenth Street
First
Seaton Streets
Atlantic City
Wiliam Grinage
Dora Hawkins
Washington
Mire
Rosalie Marshall
Day's Fire Record and Lecture at Washington Temple
Fire entries list incidents at Seventh Street Northwest Elseman & Co and TM site on Oliver Street Chevy Chase and C C Brady on First Street Northwest with minimal damage noted. Washington Temple Congregation hosts W E Van Amburgh of New York to speak on From This World to the Next tomorrow at 2 PM in the New Masonic Temple marking his first appearance before the group.
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Washington Temple
Masonry
Seventh Street
Elseman & Co
Oliver Street
Chevy Chase
L. A. Rogers
First Street
C.C. Brady
Washington Temple Congregation
W. E. van Amburgh
New York
New Masonic Temple
Excursions at Chevy Chase Lake This Sunday Evening
The second Sunday evening concert at Chevy Chase Lake will feature the Marine Band. No dancing on the cord, the whole evening centers on the musical program, with the pavilion drawing many visitors and professionals demonstrating popular dance steps. Colonial Beach steamers St Johns offer weekend trips to Colonial Beach and Atlantic City with water activities and moonlight returns on the St Johns to Indian Head.
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Chevy Chase Lake
Marine Band
Colonial Beach
St. Johna
Washington
Atlantic City
St. Johns
Feick urges higher Western railroad freight rates in Washington
Fred L. Feick, speaking before the Interstate Commerce Commission, says 3,000,000 workers are involved in the rate issue, with about 600,000 out of work in Western states. He advocates a rate increase enough to restore normal operation, noting widespread retrenchment, wage cuts, and reduced hours while stressing relief for unemployed workers and continued support from shippers and farmers.
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Fred L. Feick
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Feick
Western
New Treaty With Panama Reaches Permanent Canal Zone Delimitation
Washington reports that the United States and Panama have agreed on permanent delimitation of the Canal Zone. Ernesto Lefevre Col Goethals and William Brice met to finalize a convention to be signed soon, including retrocession of Las Sabanas to Panama and end of prior negotiations from earlier administrations.
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Canal Zone
Washington
United States
Republic of Panama
Ernesto Lefevre
Col. Goethals
Canal
Mr. Lefevre
William J. Brice
Panama
Las Sabanas
Tertory
Lawsuits of 1875 Dismissed in D C Docket
Two libel actions filed January 18 1875 by Alexander R Shepherd then governor of the District of Columbia against Whitelaw Reid and Charles A Dana were erased from the docket yesterday by the U S district attorney. The suits tied to tribune and sun articles, long pending yet never tried, were dismissed since all parties had died.
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Alexander R. Shepherd
District of Columbia
Whitelaw Reid
Charles A. Dana
United States
Washington
New York Tribune
England
New York Sun
Shepherd
Game laws for bull bat protect nighthawk in cotton regions
A Department of Agriculture bulletin urges strict game laws in Southern states to protect the nighthawk or bull bat. The bird, along with swallows, feeds on weevils in cotton fields and helps farmers by eating pests. The bulletin notes the nighthawk is valuable to sportsmen and as food, though its insect-control benefit far outweighs its direct value.
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Department of Agriculture
Wrong
Martina
Browers
Browne Will Filed Names Executor in Probate Action
The will of Aldis B Browne dated May 1 188% was filed for probate yesterday naming Alexander Britton of Britton Grey as executor. Britton is bequeathed all books fixtures and office furniture while the widow Mrs Mary D Browne receives all other property and residence.
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Aldis B. Browne
Alexander Britton
Britton & Grey
Britton
Mary D. Browne
Holy Land Coupon contest standings and votes
The final Holy Land contest coupon lasts until June 15 with voting tallies revised by noon yesterday. Sixteen days remain to win fifteen trips to the Orient and $1000 in prizes for four churches. several pastors and named participants are listed among current standings and entrants.
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Holy Land
Sunday Post
Orient
John Eckenrode
L. H. Kelly
Abbott
H. B. Angus
John‘. Briggs
Mathew
Clair
James W Clark
George M. Cumming
J. B.A. Doermann
F. Eckenrode
James £. Wants
John R. Henderson
Hinson V. Howlett
John T. Huddie
George A. Miller
A. S
Mowbra
T. Nicholas
J. G. Nicholson
Howard Peters
C. G. B. Pierce
James Wills
Albert H. Zimmerman
Sunday Dinner Ice Cream Ad and Local Notices
City bulletins list Delights from Reisinger with fresh strawberry ice cream at $1.00 a gallon and phone ordering. The Great Mullion Robbery is noted as today’s Virginia item. Theatre buzz promises Lubin sensation with Daughters of Men. Carpet cleaning service offered by Congers West 68%. Insurance broker Bert V Wolfe is advertised. Shaffer’s flower store delivers promptly. Pittman and Gress shorthand training advertised.
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Reisinger
Daughters of Men
West
Bert V. Wolfe
Colorado Kldg
Deaths Reported in City Hospitals and Homes
Death notices list multiple individuals by name and age in various institutions including Tuberculosis Hospital Soldiers Home Hospital General Hospital and Asylum. Names include Ide Wright 28 Theodore Metzinger 57 John Curtain 4? 1241 4th St. and others with ages ranging from 6 to 89 plus locations such as Garfield Hospital Hand 3d St Ne West Asylum and Huntington address details.
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Wright
Theo. Metzinger
John Curtain
Charles E. Webster
Anam P.O. Yarrow
Gardotd
Victoria
Vi Patton
Eilen Strauss
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Jon Henry Young
Henry Young
Bradley School
J. W. Fincham
C Street
Master Young
John Henry Young Goon
Perry Dowrich
Albert Stearn
I. Gensberg
B. Wise
John Shurfey
Lvard Duh
Elizabeth , Moncure
Birmingham
Emily Felder
Elizabeth Moncure
Ellen Birmingham
Misa Jeffers
William Milloff
Wiliam Seltman
Herbert Walsh
Thomas Wasseman
A. Stearn
B. A. Haglan
Leon Shore
William Hall
R. Wilson
T. Wills Alison
J. Francis Moore
Robert C. Tracy
Paul B. Cromelin
Theresa Lee
Lillian J. Allison
Jeanette Campbell
L.V. Freudberg
Ruthie Charles Hart
Marie Metmen
Pennsylvania Avenue
Saks Serge
London
Sergei
Palm Beach
W., van Amburgh
People’s Pulpit Assy
M ¥. Senday
Byron
Adams
The
Potomac Electric Power Company
Cor
N. W
C. A. Mudbiman & GD
12Th St
G Street
Abner-Drury Brewing Company
Progression
Noalco
Tomorrow’s Sunday Post
Auth’s
Auth
N. Auth Provision CO
D.st. S.W
Ohi Heariell Brewing
Police
F. L. Feick
F.C. C
Gov. Shepherd
Reid
Dane
A.B. Browne
Russia
Pa. Ave
Pa. Ave. S. E
Michael EH. March
Brookline
Mass
Sasson
B. Rickard
Hesse J. Porton
J. Ghishak
Walter “R. ‘Whitney
United States Army
May J. Fay
New York City
James
Montgomery
Ralph W. Brown
Beulah Hi. Barnits
Sohn van Schalck
Brad le Morgan
Irene C
Vilas G. van Omari
Ebba H. Anderson
Edward L.buckey
Andy
Mary Tsolprekicz
Jolie
Mary Smith
Joseph
Bessie‘Snyder
Vincent P
Dorothy J. Sannino
Jamies
Margaret’ Roberts
Edgar
Johanna Ryoe
Gud
Harrison
Bamuel
Lena Hinden
William
Bells Gator
Anita Baxter
City Bulletins
Billie
Shaffer
Drillery Busines College
Pittman
Gress
Standard Gil Company
Awkinston, Pc
New Jersey
Charlotte, Nee c
Norfolk
Baltimore
Charleston, W.va
Richmond, Va
Charleston, 8. C
Newark
Chesley and Harveycutter
Kelly Syringfield
Lath St. N
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