Shippers' Association Forms For Washington Growth
Washington forms the Shippers' Association in the American Security and Trust Company, aiming to unite local merchants and boost manufacturing and jobbing. Leaders predict 150 members, plan letters inviting participation, and seek three new wholesale hubs to lure freight, hats and caps, shoes, with cities like Atlanta and Baltimore cited as models.
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Shippers’ Association of Washington
American Security and Trust Company
Greater Washington
Shippers’ Association
Charles J Bell
Cora
Board of Trade
Business Men's ‘Association
Bankers’ Association
Georgia
Atlanta
Sherman
South
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Charlestown
Wva
New Shippers’ Association
Board of ‘Trade
Business Men's Association
Bankers’ Agsomaton
Focal
Checapeake Bay
Mmore
Greater Washington Plans Favored by Commissioner Macfarland
Commissioner Macfarland supported the Greater Washington movement, praising business organizations for attempting to build up the region. He urged favorable freight-rate changes from railroads after new rate legislation, hoping for increased commerce and wealth while welcoming manufacturing ventures that do not harm the city’s beauty and comfort.
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Macfarland
Centenarian Aunt Mille Dies After Long Life of Slavery
Old Aunt Millie Isaaka a negress dies at 110 years in Washington D C after a life spent in bondage. Born about 1796 in Prince George Counts Mad she served Joseph K Roberts before freedom came during the Civil War. She lived in the same nose neighborhood near First and D Streets NE until death. Survived by daughter Mary Milburry 78 and son Jesse Isanks 75.
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Ana
Ife
Millie Isaaka
Mille
Washington
Mual
First
D_ Streets
George Washington
Mary Milburry
Jesse Isanks
Understanding a Weak Stomach and Its Symptoms
A weak stomach reduces life usefulness and happiness by failing to perform digestion. Symptoms include distress after eating, nausea between meals, heartburn, belching, vomiting, flatulence, and nervous headache.
Hottest Washington Day Tells Tales Of Heat Waves
The city sweltered under a furnace like heat with the temperature peaking at 100 degrees by early afternoon. Observers noted almost every street and trolley car suffered from the heat as clerks, cops, and shoppers sought shade and breezes.
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Tomer
Oper
Jono Bailey
Georgetown University Hospital
President to spend summer at Oyster Bay amid vacation plans
President Roosevelt will depart from the White House for Oyster Bay after Congress adjourns. A special train and boats will transport him and aides, as he aims for a quiet summer away from Washington to administer national affairs from Long Island. Court defers sentence as Proctor is found guilty of larceny in a case tied to a 1904 campaign contribution involving Republican officials in Massachusetts.
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White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Hig
Long Island
Oyster Bay
Congress
Jersey City
Long Island City
New York City
Latta
Netherlands
Ingling
Hinman
Mc‘Grew
Webster
United States
Boston
Mass
Robert G. Proctor
Henry Cabot Lodge
John G. Bestgen
Quincy
Proctor
Bestgen
Republican State Committee
Moran
Secretery of State
X Peterson
Republian State Committee
Parker
McAnarney
Mr. Parker
Cal. Talbot
Grand
Harry M. Clabaugh
Wendell P. Stafford
Jab Barnard
Ashley M. Gould
Daniel They Wright
Thomas H. Anderson
Harape
J ‘Ww
Bundy
Francis
Lsts
Discharge in Bankruptcy of Gurley Johnson Partner
Richard A. Johnson, stock broker of Gurley & Johnson, discharged in bankruptcy by Chief Justice Ginbaugh. The decree reviews findings on creditors’ claims and upholds the referee’s rulings. Notices of possible appeal to the Supreme Court were noted. Johnson was represented by Wilton J. Lambert with creditors’ counsel George H. Lamar and Stuart McNamara. Found Dead in Canal in Benton Harbor Michigan. The body of Frank Lawrence, Chicago, about twenty five, found in a canal. death likely by self-inflicted action.
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Richard A. Johnson
Gurley & Johnson
Ginbaugh
District Supreme Court
Jollison
Mets
Supreme Cort of
United States
Supreme Court
Mr. Johnson
Wilton J. Lambert
Creditora
George H. Lamar
Stuart McNamara
Benton Harbor
Mich
Frank Lawrence
Chicago
Cherry Pickers Mishap Near Anacostia
Mrs Marshaallen aged 35 of 117 Bowen Road near Anacostia fell from a cherry tree yesterday while picking cherries. She was taken to Providence Hospital where doctors could not yet determine the full extent of injuries. No bones were broken but the fall from about ten feet may have serious consequences.
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Marshaallen
Bowen Road
Anacostia
Providence Hospital
Bryan Delivers Preview on Engiard’s India Acquisition
Bryan writes for The Post tomorrow a major story on Engiard's acquisition of India, detailing the implications for global power dynamics and market influence with emphasis on economic and political stakes.
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Bryan
India
Willam Jennings Bryan
The
Post
Engiard
Urge Nine Women and Men Named for District Board Seats
The District Supreme Court faces a flood of recommendations as it selects nine members for the new board of education. Names include Samuel Gompers Charles P Neill Capt James Oyster Rear Admiral George W Baird and several prominent women such as Ellen Massey and Mrs Filen Spencer Mussey.
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District Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
Charles P., Neill
Capt. Oyster
Baird
Board of Education
Washington
Ellen Massey
Frank Carpenter
Vermont Avenue
Filen Spencer Mussey
K Street
Harthweat
Washington College of Law
Mussey
D. A. Berm Ttta
Robert T Hill
WR Q Street Northwest
Smith College
Seaton
Corneil University
Pan
Samrel Gompers
George W. Duct
Sys Baird
Justice of the Peace
Robert H. Terrell
Wits
Thorne Jones
Robert Horner
Ann
Pirate's Cruise Ends
In a whimsical tale three bays in a boat with a nine year old boy Earle Zepp and a faithful dog voyage from Bladensburg toward the Spanish Main. The child and crew suffer misadventure as the boat runs aground near Anacostia, leaving them stranded and sharing a guest chamber at the District.
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Earle Zepp
Huathaville
Harle
Bladensburg
Hellas
Earle
Sarle
Anacostia
Weather Bulletin Shows Widespread Thunderstorms Across Regions
The Southeast high pressure system and northern low produce storms in Michigan Wisconsin Iowa and Northern Illinois with large thunderstorms in Gulf and South Atlantic states. West of the Rockies sees fair weather, with near normal temperatures. Forecast calls for Saturday thunder showers in the Lake region and northern Middle Atlantic states, continuing east of the Rockies as generally fair elsewhere. Winds: Atlantic coast light to breezy SW, Gulf Coast southwesterly, Lower Lakes SW, Upper Lakes southwest to west. Downtown temperatures and city readings listed with highs near 90s and lows around 60s.
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SE Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Rocky Mountains
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Iiaeis
Gulf and
South Atlantic States
New England
New York
Pannsylvanis
Lake Region
Atlanta
Atlantic Coyut
Gulf Coast
Amfock
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Pittsburg
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Topham
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London
Paris
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Vienna
Perbir
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Millie Isaaks
Hood
Walter Wellman
North Pole
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Hereia
American Ice Company
Atlantic City
Cincinnati
Little Rock
New Orleans
Helena
Mont
Buffalo
At & P
Weather Bureau Record
Senator Lodge
Republican Committee
Massachusetta
Joseph W. Peterson
Lansburgh & Bro
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Fifth Street
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Seventh St
OLD Colony CO
Europe
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Ima
Connage
Thos. J. Fisher & CO. (Inc
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Sanders & Stayman
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NEW Publications
Rembrandt
WATCR
American Water Color Society
Maxfield Parrish
von Herkomer
Imelgrapt
Efa Lovett
International Studio
Packers
Security Storage Company
American Security and Trust Co
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