Funeral of Gen Hawley to be in Hartford Capitol
Brief funeral services were held at 1716 N Street for Gen Joseph R Hawley former U S Senator. The procession to Hartford includes a special car, state in rotunda, and joint legislative memorials. A reorganized schedule places services at Asylum Hill Church Cedar Hill Cemetery with remarks by Hamilton College president and Hartford officials.
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Hawley
United States
Connecticut
N Street
Alfred Harding
St. Paurs Epicopal Church
Flatt and Bulkeley
John M Wilson
van Heypen
Hansbrough
Wetmore
Black
Greely
Hook
Seuard
Loyal Legion
Platt
Charles Butler
Supreme Court
Senate
Bulkeley
Pat Upsilon Association
van Reypen
Haile
Henry McCrea
David Ritchie McKee
Cole
Rufus Saxton
Katherine Leech
John F Leech
Aulick Palmer
Army and Navy Club
Hamilton College Alumna Association
Gallaudet
le Roy Farden
Williams
Lewis N Webo
House
State of Connecticut
Platt and
Connecticut National Guard
Asylum Hill Congregational Church
Joseph Twitchell
Francis Goodwin
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Hartford
Conn
Joseph R. Hawley
State Capitol
Grand Army
Roberta
Heney
General Assembly
Roberts
Capitol
Governor’s Foot Guard
Putnam Phalanat
Mr Twitchell
P Parker
Hewsey
Old Seventh Regiment
Congress
Grand Army of the Republic
Strucker
Hamilton College
Henney
Army and Navy Club of
Death of E E Halliday Retired Washington businessman
E E Halliday a well known retired businessman of Washington died yesterday at his home 1814 N street NW in his eighty ninth year He was born to a stockholding family in Sheffield England and built residences near the British Embassy after moving to the capital in the early eighties He suffered from stomach catarrh but doctors cited old age as the cause of death Henrietta Lewis a colored woman of 2507 P Street NW died yesterday afternoon after her husband was moved to the Government Hospital for the Insane She reportedly collapsed from shock while attending him and Lewis had served as sexton at St Margarets Episcopal Church
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E E Halliday
N Street Northwest
Sheffield
England
New York
Washington
Halliday
Henrietta Lewis
P Street
Government Hospital
Clark
Andrew Mangum
Pennsylvania Railroad Roundhorse
New Jersey Avenue
First Street
Providence Hospital
Roundhouse
Third Street Southeast
Mr. Fiptiburn
Linovitch
Barzillal
Ilfea
Wright
G Street
Runaway horse crashes buggy on Conduit road
A horse owned and driven by Percy H Willis ran away on Conduit road near canal road striking a telegraph pole and demolishing the buggy. No injuries reported. Jeremiah Sullivan, 50, of First street, fell from a car on First street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, injuring his head and being treated at Emergency Hospital. Frank M. Morrow, 14, was jailed at Seventh precinct for alleged bicycle theft from Mrs. Maggie Parker of Northwest Georgetown.
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Canal Road
Percy H Willis
Jeremiah Sullivan
At & P
First Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Frank M. Morrow
Hee
Maggie Parker
Miss Hester Maley of Caribou Held for Mental Examination
Miss Hester Maley 38 of Caribou Maine guest at Vendome Hotel was arrested by Sixth precinct officer Gibson on charge of insanity. She was sent to the House of Detention for examination and relatives to be notified. She said she planned to travel to California and spoke of persecution and a supposed sister in the city.
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Hester
Maley
Caribou
Vendome
Gibson
Miss Maley
California
Trolley in New Hands Intend to Improve the Road
A deed of trust filed in Alexandria County Fairfax County and Alexandria ofy Saturday announces a reorganization of the Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company. S Wynne Ffoulkes becomes president and H P Vaux secretary, with $1,000 gold bonds to $2.5 million issued to retire debt and fund improvements, including doubling the Washington to Alexandria line and new rolling stock. The mortgage covers all properties and rights of way in the district and Virginia.
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Alexandria
S. Wynne Ffoulkes
Alexandria County
Fairfax County
Washington
Mount Vernon Company
Washington City
Alexandria City
Fourteenth Street
Maryland Avenue
B Street
BE Street
Messrs J . Brill & Co
Philadelphia
Twelfth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
Potomac River
Virginia
Science May Prolong Life to Ninety and Beyond
Dr Harvey Wiley asserts life expectancy will rise from sixty to seventy and beyond as science fights aging. He cites healthier veins and disease prevention, urges four life pillars heredity temperance work and play, and notes babies must not be fat as a health misstep.
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Cato
Osler
Washington Saengerbund Concert Delights National Theater
The second public concert of the Washington Saengerbund at the National Theater drew a large crowd. Soloists Corinne Rider-Kelsey and Bir David Mannes impressed with rich voices and refined technique, while Henry Xander led an able orchestra and chorus through solo, overture, and ensemble numbers in a varied program.
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Saengerbund
National Theater
Washington Saengerbund
Na-ional
Corinne Rider-Kelsey
New York
Bir
David Mannes
Mannes
Saint-Saens
Goddara
S§vendsen
Dvambrosig
Beach
Lass
Arne
Grieg
Widmung
Schumann
Dolphin at Charleston Awaits Morton Party for Cuba
The dispatch boat Dolphin reached Charleston and waits for Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton and his party who will sail for Guantanamo Cuba. Morton and his friends will arrive at noon tomorrow and have declined Mayor Rhett's invitation to be Charleston guests.
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Morton
Cuba
Charleston
Dolphin
Paul Morton
Guantanamo
Rhett
Enormous iron ore output promised for Duluth field
Special to The Washington Post reports Duluth Minnesota prepared for a record ore season with mines reactivated and contractors arranging about 25 million tons for lake delivery. Shipments are set to begin in three weeks, with rates 5 cents higher per ton and net profits around 1.5 million dollars to lake interests.
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Duluth
Washington Post
Minn
Meningitis Aids and Obstacles in Medical Battle
Medical science struggles to solve meningitis as doctors and health officials push for thorough study of causes and potential remedies. The disease strikes mainly young children, spreads across districts, and can kill within hours in fulminant cases, with long-term weakness remaining even after recovery.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Massachusetts
Ireland
The Opportunities of Age sermon by Rev M Hoss Wishburn
A Mount Pleasant Congregational Church sermon on The Opportunities of Age argues against the idea that usefulness ends at forty. Rev. M. Hoss Wishburn cites Barzillai the Gileadite and other elder figures, urging that older years can be productive, noble, and serene. He condemns ageist views from Osler and others, and notes Gladstone Tennyson Browning and Longfellow as examples of continued vigor and impact in later life.
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Fishburn
Baraillai
Oslers
M. Hoss Wishburn
Mount Pleaasnt Congregational Church
Barzillal
Rogelim
Jordan
Barzilial
Mr. Fishburn
Osler
Anthony Trollope
Mer
Ian Maclaren
Ufe
Barsillai
David
Absalom
Hfe
Solon
England
William Dywart Gladstone
Gladstone
Barzillas
Tennyson
Browning
Peng
Bowdoin
Longfellow
Cato
Sophocles
Simonides
Theophrastus
Goethe
Rare Jefferson Bible facsimile offered by Washington Post
A limited number of red leather bound reproductions of Thomas Jefferson's Bible, printed from the same plates as theCongress approved edition, are available at half publisher's price through the Washington Post Jefferson Department. Examine a copy at The Post business office or submit the coupon to receive particulars.
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Thomas Jefferson
United States National Museum
Washington
Congress
Thomas Jefferson Department
Washington Post
Post Business Office
Sermon Ends With Aging Fiducial Reflections and Choir
The sermon concluded with a note on aging as the eighth decade nears its end. A slave2an inscription recited by David Dugley Field in his eighty seventh year responded to the question of finally living in old age. During the service the choir performed selections including Morse's Crossing the Bar.
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David Dugley Field
Morse
Weather Outlook prompts showers and colder trend nationwide
Weather Bureau forecast shows unsettled conditions across the country with rain or snow from the Lower Lake to the Central Rocky Mountain region. Colder air moves into the Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic States, while the Northwest warms. Flood warnings issued for Panhandle rivers and Hudson tributaries. seas update for Eurdgean passage winds. Local report includes hourly temps, humidity, tides, and sunrise data.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Upper
Ohio
Rocky Mountain
British Northwest
South Atlantic
Miowouri
Mississippi
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Upper Lake Region
New England
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Eurdgean Porter
Grand Banks
Panhuylvanss
Hudson River
Pittsbury
Monongahela
Alleghany
Tod
Refused to Recognize Ruler Sparks City Incident
Italian twenty two years old Joseph Slatinie clashed with residents on Firat tree southwest near the Capitol after attempting to claim ruling over the colony of countrymen. He slapped Mrs Lucie Demme and kicked Salvadore, injured bystanders, and brandished a revolver before hiding it as police arrived. He was jailed on charges of a sedait and carrying concealed wear. A separate domestic dispute ended with Jenni Dey assaulted by Charles Dey at 1703 Glicks alley northwest and he was locked up by Pontes precinct.
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Joseph Slatinie
Firat Atree
Joseph
Mra
Lucie Demme
Salvadore
Mia
Bolatinit
Slatinie
Fteelnet
Glick’s Alley
Jénnie Dey
Charles
Pontes
Dignth Precinct
Fourth Precinct
William Jenking
John Brown
Virginia Avenue Southwest
Reinhard
Laura Sanders
Daniel Johnson
John Worthington
Monroe Street
Anacostia
Shumate
F Street
Coulawset
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Mt. Vernon Railway
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A. H. Taylor
Will Taylor
Frank England
Taylor
Prof. Wiley
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Oster
Wiley’s Laws of Health
Tiate
Hood
Soup Public Council
Thomas Jefferson Dept
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Mame
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Lansburgh & Bro
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BOC
Paris
Seventh Street
Sanders & Stayman Co
Fall Asheville
Atlantic Ey
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Buffalo
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Jenver
Cola
Ogies Molnas
Galverton
Tex
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Napalie
Ind
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Ari
Maraquette
Mioh
Memphis
Enn
New Orleans
Nebr
See & Cy
Salt Lake City
Ulan
Hisburg
Viekeburg
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
Robbin & Bro
New York Ave
N. W
American Security and Crust Company
Upright Fincher
Pa. Ave
Steinway
Hub Furniture Co
A.collins
Malton Sart
Gece
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St. N.W
Mme
J. Esputa Daly
Mme Daly
Norman Daly
Peee
Mutual Investment Fire Insurance Company
Tobo
Tenth Street
Richard J
Brall
District of Columbia
Peddiers, &Caid
Ersons
H H Darnhille
Macdonnall School OF Phrenology and Psychology
Q St Nw
Mme L Macdonnall
Agricultural Industry Company
EH A Butts
G L Butts
W B Connolly
Recordera
Washington, DC
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Mt. Vernon
Ana Jung
Homeopathic Dispensary Company Inc
Harry Park
Ncn
Yane Fogr NW
Goberth
Sowsyer
Sosz
Clara A Westlake
Bru Brunewick
Altea M Patterson
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W. L
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