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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1905

Page

16

Cannon Praises Japs at Corps Banquet

At the Second Army Corps Association Thirteenth Annual Dinner in the Shoreham hotel Speaker Cannon praised Japan as a brave, deserving nation amid applause. He contrasted Japan with England, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Norway, stressing love of country. Eki Hioki attended as a guest, with other notable figures present including Will iam H. Shallenberger and John M. Thurston.

House Army Association Russia Cannon Second Army ‘Corps Association Shoreham Legation Eki Hioki House of Representatives Japan England United States Germany France Netherlands Sweden Norway Axiade China Charles Lyman Taft War Department Carhun Mr. Cannon South America America Mr. Hicks Cullen William 3. Shallonberger John M. Thurs Lon Eki Hicki Eral W. 3. Shallenberger George B. Davis John M.thurston George 5 Woody H.W. Tyler Maj W. G. Rutherford Charles Maston George J. Tunt Justice Thew D. Ww W. M Wills Alfred R. Jain W. Watson William P. Serie RY. McElderry James Griy A. A. Aspinwall F. A. Warfield James L. Gersy Fred Woodsum A. Hall Joseph

Masquerade At Washington Saengerbund Draws Big Crowd

About 900 to 1,000 attendees filled the National Rifles’ Hall for the fifty-third annual Washington Saengerbund masquerade. Prizes went to Mrs. Bertha Gundlach for the snow white messenger pigeon costume and newspaper Mary, with President Claudy and judges deciding all awards.

Washington Saengerbund National Rifles Frank Claudy Claudy Charles van Sant Charles Hick Rosa Levy Mae Anna Gundlach Seaengerbund Frank Vauby F. Petit Joseph Ruhi Karl Xander O. Borcherding PF. Carl L. Faber AL F. Dorss V. Hoffmann A. Levy Charles Meyer Wiliam I. Meyers Sawtell H. A. Scheuermann Gadrge L. Storm J. Waldman A. O. Hutterly W. F. Biehl George Brandt L. Feilheimer Grasery Vv. Hoffmann A. Lerch William. Marr Merkling H. Minster S. Minster B. Huppert A. van Zandt Leo F. “Wissler

Threatened John Wanamaker at Wanamaker's store

A man named Squire Cooper, 42, stood in the John Wanamaker store entrance in Philadelphia declaring he would kill the former Postmaster General. Arrested and escorted to city hall amid a crowd, he showed no weapon after a clothing search. A doctor labeled him mentally deranged and he was sent to Philadelphia Hospital for treatment.

Philadelphia Chestnut Street John Wanamaker Wanamaker Squire” Cooper East Joyce Street Fritz Cooper Philadelphia Hospital

Penitent Confesses Theft at Salvation Army Meeting

A man names Walter G. Brown at a Chatham Square Salvation Army meeting confessed theft of 17 dollars near Canal street two weeks earlier and, after reporting the crime to police, was arrested. The confessor, calling himself George Jefferson, remains in Tombs Court held on $1,000 bail for examination.

Washington Post New York Salvation Army Chatham Square Canal Street Walter G. Brown Bowery George Jefferson Tombs

Demand for Eight Hour Day Foreshadowed by Miners’ Boards

Hazleton Pa March 13 The executive boards of the three anthracite districts decide to publish circulars urging locals to stay idle Saturday and mark April 1 the anniversary of the eight hour law in the Bituminous field. They also plan a joint convention before the next national gathering to formulate the union’s detailed demand.

Hazleton

Tragedy Over Soap Sparks Fatal Cabin Altercation

Huntington WV March 13 quarrel over a piece of soap led Joseph Thompson to fire a shotgun at his partner James Gaines wounding him fatally near Welch. Gaines seized a butcher knife and cut Thompson's throat then dragged the body 300 yards to Tug River and crawled to a neighbor's cabin.

Huntington W. Va Joseph Thompion James Gaines Welch Gaines Thompson Tug River

Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Cures Our Aids Readers Testify

The advertisement claims centuries of cures from Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and cites grateful letters. It asserts the product remedies poor appetite bilious colds influenza torpid liver constipation indigestion dyspepsia malaria fever andague.

National Bankers Invite American Convention Here

The National Association considered discounting and interest practices, voting to oppose changing the current note interest system. An invitation was extended to the American Bankers Association to hold next year’s annual convention in Washington, with J Wirt Randall as guest of honor, praising banking cooperation and Washington’s growth. President Albion K. Parris announced June meetings and future council sessions at the Institute of American Bank Clerks rooms.

Washington Bankers’ Association of the District of Columbia Rauscher's Council of Administration of the Association New York Cox Second National Bank Wilson Lincoln National Bank W.J. Fiather Iggs National Bank Parker Jesse B. Wilson B. Wraneis Saul George Henning George W. Brown Saul Council of Administration American Bankers’ Association National Association J. Wirt Randall Farmers’ National Bank Annangelia Maryland ‘Bankers’ Association Randall Albion K. Parris Council of Adinistration Institute of American Bank Clerks

Wounded officers and suspect condition update in Denver

Police Captain Bohanna and Police Surgeon Frank Dulin, shot while pursuing George Shissier after the killings of Mr and Mrs Kay, Sr, are likely to recover. Shissier, with heart disease, remained unconscious for hours after hearing of his wife’s death. It is unclear if Shissier shot himself or was wounded by the posse. He is believed to have been temporarily deranged.

Denver Colo Bohanna Frank Dulin George Shissler Kay Shissier Shisser Otis Skinner Jean ‘Richepin le Chémiineau Ib Hagieh the Harvester Atlantic Tennyson Enoch Ardet Mr. Skinner Harvester Mickiawics Nefo Ke Can Gula Tiberius Louis XI Ivan the Terrible Mansfield Mr. Mansfield Ivan Council of the Boyars Russia Boris Gudonoff Gudonoff Hingky Gudonof Tzarita Hastings England Poland Stephen Moscow Corfileti Mnansfitia Leslie Kenyon Gudenoff Beau Brumme Albert Chevalier Chase Awking Itailian Miles Stavordale Brin Eimmett Devoy

Cornell Sophomores Arrested After Banquet Clash

Five Cornell sophomores were arrested in Ithace New Jersey after they broke into a private boarding house to seize six freshmen attending a banquet. The attackers cut through the roof and damaged doors and windows as the freshmen sheltered in an attic.

Cornell Ithace N. J

Weather Summary From U S Department Report March 13

Weather bulletin notes continued rainfall in the South Atlantic and East Gulf states with a southern disturbance diminishing over Southeast Florida. Cooler temperatures across the Atlantic States and Lake region with warmer readings in the Central Rocky Mountains. Forecasts call for rain or snow from the Mississippi Valley eastward Tuesday then clearing Wednesday, with varying winds along coasts and in the Great Lakes region. Special forecasts warn of storms from Hatteras to Port Monroe and Pacific coast points.

U. S Misesouri Rocky Mountain Rocky Mountains Wallington Mississippi Valley West Gulf States Lake Region Onto Atlantic States South Atlantic New England Middle Atlantic East Gulf Coast West Gulf Coast Ourth Lake Michigan European Grand Banke Atlantic Hatteras Port Monroe Point Heyes

Le Chemineau The Harvester and Ivan the Terrible Reviews

A review highlights Otis Skinner in Le Chemineau The Harvester with strong praise for his Wanderlust portrayal and for Lizzie Hudson Collier, Marion Abbott, and J M Colville in key roles. It also covers Richard Mansfield’s revival of Ivan the Terrible at the National Theater, lauding his intense, commanding performance and makeup.

Richard Mansfield Ivan the Terrible the National

Jefferson Bible facsimile offered at half price

The Jefferson Club offers limited reproductions of the Jefferson Bible from the same plates as the Congress authorized edition. Bound in red leather with gilt tooling, these exact copies are available through The Washington Post office and can be examined at the Post business office or requested via coupon.

Thomas Jefferson United States National Museum Washington Congress Thomas Jefferson Club Washington Post Post Business Office

Queen of the White Slaves at the Academy of Music

The Academy of Music presents Queen of the White Slaves a melodrama featuring Miss Marble as Nancy Brown and a large cast. Performances include Mary Marble at Lafayette Opera House in Nancy Brown and a string of musical and acrobatic acts.

Mary Marble Nancy Brown Lafayette Opera House Lafayette George Broadhurst Frederick Ranken Silvia Hein Miss Marble Washington Muley Mustapha Bey Ballyho United Kingdom Erratia Ainger Robert E. Harty Noah Little Two Eyes Hairty Mandeville Ben Lodge Socrates Finis Charles Lloyd David Andrada Frank Craven W. Lewis The Academy of Music Lernten Academy Arthur J. Lamb San Francisco China al Phillips James Wendle Aileen May Grace Fawn J. E. Miltern Ralph Grimes Joseph Carter Bong Law Edward Nanrary John Mack George R. Raymond Smoke

Notice of license renewal for bucketers and dealers in D C

The Office of the Assessor of the District of Columbia issues a notice dated March 18 1905 that all licenses for bucketers produce dealers at large pedl ers must be renewed by March 31 1905 to continue these businesses after that date. Assessor H H Darneille signs the notice.

District of Columbia Washington Peddiers, &c H. H. Darneille D. C

Home Fire Destroys Garfield Heights House

The two story frame home at Garfield Heights D C owned by Samuel Taylor, a Negro, was burned when children played with matches. A child’s clothing caught fire but was quickly extinguished by the mother inside the house. The small dwelling was consumed before firemen arrived.

Garfield Heights D. C Samuel Taylor

Partnership Dissolved Between Louis Simon and Edgar Baum

By mutual consent the partnership Louis Simon and Edgar Baum, trading as Louis Simon, is dissolved. Mr Simon assumes all outstanding liabilities and receives all monies due the firm.

Washington, D. C Louis Simon Edgar Baum Fim Simon Washington D. C Fifteenth and G . Streets Higes District of Columbia Adolph Loehl

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