Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 12 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1905

Page

2

Century Ends as 579 Graduates Receive Diplomas

The Washington public schools stage graduation for 579 seniors from Central Eastern and Western high schools marking the century of the city system. Justice Ashley Gould delivers the address, Commissioner Macfarland presides, and A. T. Stuart announces 183 diplomas for Eastern Central and Western students amid a Sousa parade and green white décor.

Central Eastern Western High Schools Addreamna Ashley M. Gould Macfarland Aqwarda Washington Centr Eastern Western A. T. Stuart Convention Hall H. EB. F P. Macfarina John Lee Brooks District Supreme Court Henry L. West J. Holdsworth Gordon Board of Education J.F. Bundy Richard Kingsman H. L. West John Francis Charles W. Needham A. P. Pardon Board of Trade W. V. Cox Albert Evans J. I. W. Blake Elizabeth Bryant Johnston Hendley Daughters of the American Revolution M. F.F. Swartzell Miss Hawes Eastern High School H. M. Reynolds E. C. Westcott P. M. Hughes Allan Davis United States Marine Band Sousa Vera Elsie Adama Mary Agnes Corsa Brooks Macfarlan Gould

Public Education Praised as Nation’s Bedrock in Centennial Address

A speech by Grass OFFICERS at Central High extols public education’s role in national growth and liberty. It notes increased facilities align with economic power, urging educated leadership for governance. The award of numerous scholarships to Central, Eastern, Western, and other schools highlights student achievement and institutional vitality.

Chan Republe

Western High and Weratern High Students Named in Lists

A lengthy list of officers and students from Western High School and Weratern High School appears. The narrative then details a warrant case with Hilton, his bond posted by Henry T. Ash, and Maj. Sylvester relieving Hilton from duty pending court disposition. Hoffman corroborates the diamond theft claim and identification of the mutilated netting. Hilton’s lawyer seeks a full Police Court hearing.

Robert Mattingly Hilton Henry T. Ash Twenty-eighth Maj Sylvester Hiton Hoffman United States Glyen

Address on Education and Civic Duty Draws Applause

The speaker praised public schools and President Roosevelt, urging debtors to repay benefits to students. He cited English figures on education shaping civilization and power, stressing knowledge as power and America's rise through education. The audience applauded as graduates were invited to join Citizens' Associations to critique local officials.

Roosevelt Citizens’ Associations Justter Gould

Women of Eastern High School Honor Roll Mentioned

A long OCR list from a Western era school yearbook or roster highlights many names from George Washington University and Eastern High School. The page seems to praise scholarship winners and notable students including Kendall Scholarship recipients Taura Broly Margaret Dorsay Beightwatl Ruth Elizabeth Brook Florence Nelson Buehler and Mary Jones Cobb among others.

Stuart Eastern High School Misa Hizabath Ammen Wyser Central Taura Broly Margaret Dorsay Beightwatl Ruth Elizapeth Brook Florence Nelson Buehler Bessie Trone Caldwell Mae Ruby Clarkwoo Mary Jones Cobb Eva Virginia Compton Margretia Cook Madge Lolg Coon Mary Agnes Comma Marion Taith Cridg Botele Leo Crockett Amid Bell Davidson Dan Davis Bane Mey Dodge Marguerite Doanaly Marion Stuart du Paul Josephine Eiszabeth Bekntein Fannie May Milisot Anna Gregory Kats Loulee Grunsky Mary Hatelle Harmen Clara Loulge Harting Clara Hodmen Hawke Ruth Winifred Solff Clarebe Henderton Brednota Henderson Eva Rowe Hetolls Wizard Louise Buell Hobeld Celeming Bawar Hodges Anne Allen Hosley Mary Eva Johnston Juanita Maufman Caroline Tillingy Leo Martha Lindenku Laura Mililan Saeld Marthy Alvord Sherman Gara Mhtzahath Btophena Kathirine Strong Summy Winifred Free Ces Tallaferra Edith Lillian Thomson Hathering Burr Walters Ketheride Howes Waad Berwin Josephine Werbar Beulah Edith Westlake Marion Werrich Stella Whitford Elizabeth Ammen Wyner Leona Young Josph Quayle Bristow Loran Heinlein Gell Edmand Carrington Henry Kuuphrey Chang Louis George Connor Robert Arna Dothe Henry White Régerioa Horace Hayes Fuller Max Samuel Goldberg Walter Willart Hall Sidney Lawrence Hechinger Hazel Newcomb Hillebrand Leo Burn Kempp Norman Willi Logfer Glenn Rupert Lawrence Alan Porter Len Will Beck Meyer Nellie Baker Bosselievre Frances Amelia Brown Alice Burritt Eleanor Eltzabeth Capers Lilien Claire Caah Christine Merritt Church Edith Adams Conover Margaret Hjaim Craig Armena Jutla Farneworth Ba Cornelia Field Janta Frost Jimme Alemada Gardner Helen Burnett Gardner Kate Roberte Grant Myrtie Anne Green Selmi Green Apple Exema Viole Hamann Edng Eiseabeth Hauke Irene Bchuyfer Hawkins Clara Highmat Francey Eiisabeth’ Hutchison Ethel Maude Keiser Frences Maria Kennedy Antolnntta Carolan Malnati Marcelia Rosa Maloy Lain Mebel Nichol

Successful admissions named for Washington normal schools

Last night the list of admitted candidates to Normal School No. 1 and No. 2 was announced. The names include Roth EB Brook Kate M Thoman Antoinatte Malai and many others, with dozens of students across both schools.

Washington Normal Schools Normal School No Roth EB Brook Kate M. Thoman Antoinatte Malai Eewin Worber Dns Barrows Clara Hickman Helen Gerdner Kathryan Wright Margretta Gook Etencor Capera Wthel Xeber Ruth Patterson Mabel Pylon Janie Frott Lillian Sheld Emma Hamann Irma McCauley Margeret Craig Marcella Maley Helen Troxell Clarabel Benderon Emily Ridey Eleonora Henderson Eva Hillyard Edith Conover Mary Hannan Helen Hubbard Serena Grescapple Mary Turtle Bessie Coldwell Luda Hane Edna Davis Myrtle Green Loony Young Katherine Martin Brama Garécer Lilaebeth Hutchinson Edith Noonan Edith Thomon Edna Dodge Helen Reinburg Mase Tlarkeen Jorephine Ekstein Irene Hawkins Lulu Nighal Juox Parker Eva Compton Reberos Cumpeton Almen Fartaforth Florence Buehler Mary Cobb Helen Leln Grace Townshend Bestia Crockett May Kidwell Aante Grilo Marle Thorn Wann Houke Fainte Bilieon Aliee Duvall Helen A. Mow Naot M. Tawie Battle A. Fisher Mary J. Mitchell Percy A H. Lawrence Halen Li. McKinney Mareatx A. Montgomery Esther Middleton Mattie G. Scurlock Mivelyn F. Barker Altona M. Mitchall Marie C. Lewis Benjamin A.wade Amanda Melborne Francys Bostle Wye Rold Oypay M. Taylor Damual DP Matthews Gertrude N. Ewing Wile ¥. Brown Janie B. Colé Heanora Bowton Hadagish Evin Rachel Coron Imbel Wood Wendell P. Smith Emma ¥. Smith Marton G. Haverly Maude I Fleming James M. Saunders William HM Zwine

Cap Tomlinson Injured In Street Accident During Guard Presentation

Capt. Tomlinson inspector of rifle practice for the Second Regiment was thrown from his horse on Eleventh Street during a shower. He suffered a dislocated left shoulder and a scalp wound. Dr. Ruffin said his condition is satisfactory and he is expected to recover. He was taken to George Washington University Hospital after initial treatment.

District National Guard Sonny, Tomlinson Sterling Rufin Tomlingen Eleventh Street Ruffin

Hoffman’s Diamond Ring Sparks Police Bond Action

In the seventh precinct police affairs heat up as George J. Hilton, moved from Georgetown to the Fourth precinct, is held on grand larceny charges. Harry A. Hoffman accuses Hilton of stealing a $60 diamond ring from Hoffman's locker last January and filed a warrant. Detectives Muller and Cornwell pursued it, but Hilton surrendered himself without service.

George Hilton Fourth Precinct Georgetown Harry A. Hoffman Hoffman Muller Cornwell

Weather forecast and notes from Washington bureau

The weather shows cleared conditions in the Northwest while unsettled and stormy weather persists east of the Rockies. Temperatures rise in the Atlantic and Northwest, fall elsewhere, with variations across the Lake and Mississippi regions. Winds shift along coasts and the forecast calls for fair weather in many areas, with frost warnings in Wisconsin and Mississippi River warnings at Hannibal. Local report lists hourly temperatures, humidity, sunshine, and tides with a separate note on a gasoline stove explosion at 185 F Street SW causing minor fire damage.

Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Rocky Mountains Atlantic States Wddie Bigne Rocky Mountain Region Resternanis’Bouthero Texas Dakotas Rocky Mountain Mlumbeappi Upper Lake Region New England Middle Atlantic Atlantin Acad Stanmere Wisconsin Missingippi Hannibal

Jury Still Baloting Locked Up A Second Night

The Crawford trial jury remained deadlocked after nearly a day and a half, with Justice Wright supplying further instructions and turning over two Lorenz Crawford contracts for jurors to study. The jurors, after being asked to weigh the first count, returned to deliberations as they seek a verdict on the conspiracy indictment alongside co-defendants Machen and Lorenz.

Lorenz Crawford William G. Crawford Criminal Court No. 1 August W. Machen George HB. Lorenz United States Justice Wright Beach Worthington Andrew A. Lipscomb Wright Galock Pontai Lock and Device Company Loreng Postal Device and Lock Company Lorene Mayer Thia Mr. Worthington

Col Bliss Injured After Vehicle Accident on Pennsylvania Ave

Col Archie M. Bliss of Overlook Inn was thrown from a vehicle he was riding yesterday on Pennsylvania Avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets southeast. He suffered a fore head bruise and shock with possible spine concussion but no serious outcome expected. The crash was caused by a broken bolt on the vehicle shaft and he was taken by casualty hospital ambulance to Pryington hospital.

Archie M. Blisz Overlook Inn Yesterdeay Pennsylvania Avenue Fifteenth Sixteenth Streets Col Bitan Pryington 7 Brooklyn A Ee

None More Deserving Than McLean Fire Chief Receives Thanks

Mrs Nellie McLean widow of Lieut Simon McLean sent a letter thanking the fire department for its sympathy at her husband’s death Chief Belt dismissed the praise as fitting and noted no brave man who came before is more deserving of praise than the late Lieut McLean.

McLean Belt Nellie McLean Simon McLean Department Belt Pee Lieut Mon Enn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Central High School Washington University Hest Wacatern Ingestferson Mise Wyser Mary Washington Antoinette Carolena Mainati Stern George III West Hughes Swartzell Westcott Linthicum Haatern Henry Kunphray Chang Taoyuh Clarence 'Sun Adrianne Allaire Margaret Parmbre Arbuckle Béni Gertrude Barrows Ida Elale Bishop Mary Horace Rockwell Dorothy Chandler Buff Feotos Ruth Elizabeth Brock Vicw Loren H. Cali, Gilbert,Frossurer Clase Western High School Ines Darnall Parker Mabel Louise Pyles Helen Loraine Relnburg Emily Filmpton Rider Helen Dunbar Sims Grace le Roy Townshend Helen Beatrice Troxell Anna Beulah Williamson Kathryn Marcia Gaylord Wright James William Berry Clarke Culbertwon Burritt William H. Decker Oldye Cook Dunnington John Milton Jester John Edward Lind Prank Harman Linthlent Albert Wallace Lybrend Samuel Boyce Pale A. Dy Aprawls Herbert Hathaway Thompson Weratern High School Flora Brown Cucausih Ewing Bryan Roth Ghjert Coobran Predrica Berryman Cooper Reale ‘Wolfe Crossman Roberea Bartleman Cimpston Tura Frank Livingston Ball Charles Glenville Blake Levin Hicks Campbell Kortright Church Charles Eaton Crescy Howard Henry Cumpston Charles Walton Fitch Joseph Talmage Luttrell Teoh Tighman Marye Clifton Poot Mayfield Bryan Woodward Morse Franklin Buroho Pedrick Joseph Wright Rumbough Richard Neville Sutin Walter Marvin Sutton George Fenton Mercer Walters Philip Heary Walton Fitch Camilla Stewart Vice Prowdent Charlotte Farrington Wright Rumbough Gilbert Spienuia Publc Tapital University of Education Richard Cobden Mont Tolstoi Spape Gilbert Tench Tilghman Marye Kendall George Washingtons ‘University Normal School List Capt. Tomlinson Bond Antonio Resgino F Street Ralne Max Avheville Atlanta Atlantic Blamarck N. D Eaton Maap Buffalo Chicags Qincinnati Ohio Cheyanne Mion Memphis Tenn Las Naw Oripano U LB New York North Pirate Omaha Nebr Pittsburg Salt Lake Lout Mo St. Palace Apringfal Vickaburg Mixa A Col A.M. Bliss Apollinaris Spring Neuenalk Germany Lansburgh & Bro Panama Seventh Street Buckingham's ST. N. W F. G. Smith Piano Company Bradburys Enabes Chickerings Atlantic Fire Patrol 60 Warder Building Xinth Fais Peter Grogan 7Th St Lea & Perrin Mnms LLC Boxér Bowdal SREAT Atlantic & Pacific Tesco Cor 7Th & E Krakauer Hardman Decker Bros Bradbury Kimball Mozart Grand Lodge District ‘of Columbia Grand Lodge of Ginn Arvine Wwinston A Krell & Burroughs Ea Enell Louise Burrell Mme Louise Hamer-Burrell Earnshaw Ste Alexandria Mt. Vernon Charles H. Ganq McGILL & _WALLACE Raz the Sunday Post Ave. W. W U.S. Realty CO Besssisesses Tharp Berkeley Rye Ara St. NW
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication