Cannon Praises Japs Address at Corps Banquet
Speaker Cannon lauded Japan and other great nations at the thirteenth annual dinner of the Second Army Corps Association in Atlantic Shoreham. He praised Japanese bravery and love of country, urged universal Trump-like progress, and noted attendance of dignitaries including Eki Hioki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Washington Saengerbund Masquerade Brings Grand Ball Prizes
About 900 to 1,000 attendees at the fifty third annual Washington Saengerbund masquerade ball at the National Rifles Hall. Prizes awarded after 11 pm for best group, ladies and gentlemen costumes, with winners led by Miss Bertha Gundlach and Frank Vauby. Entertainment and committee lists noted, along with speakers and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 in Chestnut street announced intent to kill former Postmaster General Wanamaker at the Philadelphia store. Police arrested the 42 year old man named Squire Cooper who claimed residence on East Joyce street. He was deemed mentally deranged and sent to Philadelphia Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
John Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Squire” Cooper
East Joyce Street
Fritz
Cooper
Philadelphia Hospital
Penitent Confesses Theft at Salvation Army Meeting
Walter G. Brown, 72 Bowery, heard a man confess theft at Chatham Square and, moved, informed police of the public admission. The penitent, calling himself George Jefferson, confessed robbing a man of $17 near Canal street two weeks earlier. He was arrested and held in $1,000 bail at Tombs Police Court for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Salvation Army
Chatham Square
Canal Street
Walter G. Brown
Bowery
George Jefferson
Tombs
Demand for Eight Hour Day Foreseen by Anthracite Miners
Hazleton Pa March 13. Executive boards from all three anthracite districts decided to circulate notices urging miners to stay idle Saturday and mark April 1 as the eight hour day anniversary in the competitive coal field. They planned a joint district convention before the next national gathering to formulate detailed demands for the period after the 1906 strike commission award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Tragedy Over Soap Sparks Fatal Cabin Conflict
Huntington West Virginia March 13 quarreling over soap led Joseph Thompson to shoot James Gaines in a cabin near Welch. Gaines fought back with a butcher knife, Thompson was killed, Gaines dragged the body to Tug River, and crawled to a neighbor. Also in Columbus officials ordered changes to the McKinley statue’s lip curl and cheek projection after a clay model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Joseph Thompion
James Gaines
Welch
Gaines
Thompson
Tug River
McKinley
Columbus
Ohio
Guv. Herrick
Guilbert
New York
MacNeall
College Point
L. I
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Broad Cures
Over fifty years of use praised in letters for aiding appetite circulation and digestion. Claims to cure poor appetite malaria fever dyspepsia indigestion torpid liver constipation and colds among other ailments. Emphasizes personal testimonials and wide effectiveness.
National Bankers Weigh Change and Invite National Convention
The National Bankers Association debated discounting on notes and considered preserving the current interest at maturity versus deducting at loan origination. Washington hosts a report adverse to change, while an invitation is extended to hold the next annual convention in Washington with American Bankers Association support. J Wirt Randall of Farmers National Bank spoke on banking unity benefiting the public. President Albion K. Parris announced June meetings and future council sessions at the Institute of American Bank Clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 EXPECT TO RECOVER IN DENVER
In Denver police actions following a double murder, Captain Bohanna and Police Surgeon Frank Dulin were wounded by George Shissier during an attempted arrest. Both victims are expected to recover, while Shissier, who survived a self inflicted wound, remains unconscious and may have been shot by a posse member. Shisser appears to be temporarily deranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Bohanna
Frank Dulin
George Shissler
Kay
Shissier
Shisser
Sophomores Arrested After Attack on Cornell Freshmen Banquet
Five Cornell sophomores were arrested in Ithace New Jersey for forcibly entering a private boarding house. They attempted to seize six freshmen barricaded in an attic to stop them from attending a banquet, cutting through the roof and breaking doors and windows, causing significant damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithace
N. J
Cornell
Weather Dispatch From Washington March Weather Bulletin
The March weather bulletin reports a southern disturbance over Southeastern Florida slowly dissipating with continued rains in the South Atlantic and East Gulf States. Temperatures remain low along the Atlantic, Lake, Upper Mississippi, and Lower Missouri valleys, rising in the Central Rocky Mountains. Rain or snow expected Tuesday across Mississippi Valley eastward, with fair weather Wednesday except for continued precipitation in some zones. Local snow in the lake region and rain in the Ohio Valley are forecast, with winds varying by coast. Special forecasts warn storm warnings along the Atlantic coast and Pacific coast. Local weather data include midnight temperature 34, highs 42, rainfall 9 hours of sunshine 7.3, sun 68 percent of possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 and Ivan the Terrible in Washington
A review of an American company presenting Le Chemineau The Harvester with Mr Otis Skinner and Lizzie Hudson Collier plus Edith Abbott and J M Colville. It lauds Skinner as Harvester and praises the cast, staging, and sympathetic portrayal of French rural life. Also covered is Richard Mansfield’s Ivan the Terrible at the National Theater with Mme S KR de Meissner translation. Mansfield hailed for a powerful tragic performance and elaborate production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Skinner
Jean ‘Richepin
le Chémiineau
Ib Hagieh
the Harvester
Atlantic
Tennyson
Enoch Ardet
Mr. Skinner
Harvester
Lizzie Hudson Collier
Toinette
Catherine
Marion Abbott
Francois
J. M. Colville
Martin
Russell Crauford
Miss Abbott
E. A. Hberle
Thomas
Golden Cock Inn
Fred
Ff. Schrader
Richard Mansfield
National Theater
Alexis Tolstoi
Ivan the Terrible
Evan IV
Russia
Czar
Washington
Mansfield
Waslingston
Mme. S. KR. de Meissner
Henary VI
Ivah the Ter
Anna
Mickiawics
Nefo
Ke Can Gula
Tiberius
Louis XI
Mr. Mansfield
Ivan
Council of the
Boyars
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
Mary Marble
Nancy Brown
Lafayette Opera House
Lafayette
George Broadhurst
Frederick Ranken
Silvia Hein
Miss Marble
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
Rare Jefferson Bible Facsimile Offered Through Club
A limited number of red leather bound reproductions of Thomas Jefferson's Bible, printed from the same plates as the authorized Congress edition, are available at half publisher's price. The copies, bound with gilt tooling, replicate binding, paper, and presswork exactly and can be obtained via The Washington Post through the Thomas Jefferson Club. Examine a copy at The Post business office or submit the coupon for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
A review of the long program including Mary Marble in Nancy Brown at Lafayette and the Queen of the White Slaves Melodrama at the Academy of Music. Performances feature James Wen dle and Grace Fawn with a cast of actors delivering musical numbers and theatrical feats amid lavish sets and special effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
District of Columbia Assessor notice to renew licenses
Office of the Assessor DC warns that on March 1, 1905 all licenses for bucketers and produce dealers at large pedl ers must be renewed to continue these branches of business. H. H. Darnielle, Assessor, District of Columbia. Date appears March 18, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Washington
Peddiers, &c
H. H. Darneille
D. C
Justa
Mr. Justa
United States Treasury Building
District
Boston Drymoods House
Joni Marshall Base
Indiana Avenue
Washington, D. C
Hot Springs Reservation
Hot Springs
Ark
Secretary of the Interior
Harry H. Meyers
John ‘Ek. Bush
BE. A. Hippeicock
Medilg
Home Burns Down in Garfield Heights Fire
Firefighters battled a two story frame dwelling at Garfield Heights in D. C. owned and occupied by Samuel Taylor a Black man. The blaze started as children played with matches and spread rapidly destroying the home before arrival of engines. One child’s clothing ignited but was quickly extinguished by the mother inside the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Wiliams
Greaves
Bennetta, McCordie
Garfield Heights
D. C
Samuel Taylor
Partnership Dissolved in Mutual Consent in D C
Washington March 9 195 By mutual consent the partnership between Louis Simon and Edgar Baum trading as Louis Simon is dissolved. Mr Simon assumes all liabilities of the firm and receives all money due to the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Louis Simon
Edgar Baum
Fim
Simon
Washington
D. C
Fifteenth and
G . Streets
Higes
District of Columbia
Adolph Loehl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young Men's Christian Associations of North America
Niagara Falls
Conscience Fund
Hamilton Fish
Gov. Herrick
Ohieo
Tor Guilbert
Mrs. Herrick
Valdosta
Berrien County
Saengers
Welch, W. Va
Michigan
Prenominee
Mich
Hostetter
Washington Association
Shissler
Asheville
N. C
Atlante
Bouton
Masa
Buffalo
Chicago
Cinginnati
Cheyense
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Des Moines
Towa
Galycaton
Tex
Helsne, Mont
Indienaporte
Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Kanana City
Little Rock
Marquette, Mich
Memphis, Tenn
New Orleans
N. P
North Pitts
Omaha
Nebr
Pittaburs
St Louis
St. Paul
Otis, Skinner
the Harvéster
the Columbia
the National
Dehd Mie Harticulars
Mr. Billings
Devoy
Herminé Shone
Edward Earle
Will Gay
Dary
Mattie Lockette
Owley
Vitagraph
Fitton
Jolly Grass Widows
Keinan’s
Lyceum
Fulton
Lytéum Theater
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
Peter. Grogan
7Th St. Bet. H and I Sts
Sanders & Stayman Co
American Security and Crust Company
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Sl.n.w
Snitz Moore
Solomon Bugle
Charlies Burkhardt
Levi Cohen
Plio
Jack
al Gruet
Sam
Garden
Somera
Carlton
Terre
George Mulien
Wilton P. Wainwright
Boston
Lizbig
Liebig's
Liebig Company
RT. Warwick
Adot
Riegs House
Mr. Loehr
Warwick
Yale
Doc Yale
King of
McCaulty
14Th St
Macdonlin School OF Phrenology and Psychology
Qato Nw
Mme
I. Macdonnall
Board OF Education
Shiloh Baptist Church
Lst
Kelly Miller
Eastern High School
Pennsylvania Ave
Cnrpital
Philippines
Frank J. Hagen
Public Library
D.C
Mount Vernon Square
William L. Hill
Homeopathic Dispensary Company, Inc
Eleventh ST
Nwf
Greta
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
11Th
M Sts
Elle Powry Park
Alexandria
Vernon Desot
Shoemaker
Clara A. Westlake
Brunswick
T. Bidz
F Ste
Boné
New Tork Ave
M&in
Osteopathy Ee Life
Pope
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