Exhibit Opens at Wo on Foreign Delegates Arrive in City
Two long trains of Pullmans bring hundreds of experts from major nations for the International Railway Congress and Exposition. Foreign delegates arrive after a ceremonial reception, inspect Baldwin shops, and attend opening exercises as Washington signals travel worldwide from the Naval Observatory.
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International Railway Congress
Europe
City
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Witi
Weaver
Pladelphia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Washington
Wington
Iery
Cardigen
New Ward
Army
Navy
Stuyvesant Isha
Morton
Naval Observatory
Official programme of International Railway Congress
Complete official programme of the International Railway Congress lists committees and events. It covers opening at the Washington Monument grounds, tours for foreign delegates, registrations at the New Willard Hotel, and a series of excursions to Mount Vernon Fort Myer Arlington and Chevy Chase with times, venues, and invitations for ladies.
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International Railway Congress
Sp. m. Gadies
Bextors
Potomac River
Mount Vernon
George Washington
United States
Adler
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Pesteyhanta Avenue
Fourteenthtreet
New Willard Hotel
Tier
Macalester
Washington
Vitlaré
Delagaten
Corcoran Gallery of Art
District of Columbia
Corcoran Art Gallery
New York Avenue
Sieventeenth Street
Washington Navy Yard
Gan Foundry
Capital Traction Company
Pransylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Qower
Congress
Wil' Yard
Potoman
Cavalry
Fort Myer
United States Cavalry
Arlington
Robert H. Lee
Army of the Southern Confederacy
Pennsylvania
Twelfth Street
Ariington Grounds
Chevy Chase
Medical Board Reverses First Ruling in Cearra Case
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals for a second time reverses the medical board’s finding against Dr. Sigmund A. Cearra, holding Congress failed to define unprofessional conduct and that the board’s complaint remained invalid without legislative clarity. The ruling emphasizes the sixth amendment right to be informed of the accusation and cites constitutional requirements for a definite offense. The piece also notes Magee’s funeral and mentions the Southern Industrial Parliament’s credential decisions and broader representation from chambers of commerce and trade boards.
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Sigmund A. Cearra
District Court of Appeals
Board of Medical Supervisors
Court of Appeals
Czarra
District of Columbia
Congress
Court of Appebia
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Baroness III Hospitalized After Larceny Claim
The baroness claiming to be Baroness de Vorts Salmo, arrested in New York for larceny of clothing from Mrs. William Slater, was hospitalized in the city after a sudden illness. She showed improvement, with a report of possible release next morning. Police say the home may recover more items. prosecution likely dropped, and the baroness’s husband did not appear. A nolle prosequi may be sought.
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Baronnesa de Vorts Salmo
New York
William Slater
United States
Martin
Slater
Expressge
Ralpi Given
Waggaman Houses Sold at Auction in Northeast District
Attorneys Thomas Williamson Luckett as trustees in a McPherson Williamson suit sold properties in northeast Washington at auction. Six brick houses on Thirteenth and F streets fetched 9000 dollars total, bought by B Francia Saul to cover first trust and litigation costs. Auctioneer James Ratcliffe conducted the sale. Detective Patrick O'Brien returned from Denver after handling the case of Newell Breckenridge and a bad check against George Keen.
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Edward H. Thomas
Irving Willamson
Oscar Luckett
Robert W. McPherson
Irving Williamson
Samuel Waggaman
Thomas E. Waggaman
F Street
Thirteenth Street
B. Francia Saul
James W. Ratcliffe
Breckenridge
Denver
Patrick O'Brien
Colo
Newell
Bion George T. Keen
Herons
United States
O'Brien
Beavers pleads not guilty to seven indictments in post office case
George W. Beavers erstwhile head of the Post Office Department salaries division pleaded not guilty to seven indictments in local criminal courts and was released on a $20,000 bond with Samuel H. Walker as surety. U S Attorney Morgan H. Beach said one case will be heard after the Crawford Machen Loreng conspiracy matter, set for May 2, is disposed of. Beavers appeared with attorney Pierrs M. Brown and DA Beach, with the case continued after a request for a corporate surety.
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George W. Beavers
Post Offie Department
Samuel H. Walker
Aa Surety
United States
Morgan H. Beach
Beavers
Court House
August W. Machen
James W. Erwin
Postal Device and Improvement Company
California
International Time Recording Company
George E. Green
Green
W. Scott Towers
Hullett & Hatch Hook Tynewriters
Ceremus Machine Company
Beach
Maj. Walker
TEST SHOT STRUCK WOMAN IN MD INCIDENT
Randle Gingell, 32, a horse shoer of 492 F Street SW, fired a revolver at a post near a car at Little Falls, hitting a woman on the cheek. He was arrested for carrying concealed weapons after claiming he intended to end his life, with a note found at the station.
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Randle Gingell
Little Fails
Gingell
F Street
Little Falls
Rantle Gingell
Weather conditions update from May 2 1905 forecasts
Weather Bureau reports plateau depression deepening with below normal barometer readings across the southwestern plateau into the Missouri and Mississippi valleys. Temperatures abnormally high in southern Rockies. little rain except in FL GA AL MO Valley. Thunderstorms expected in Kansas Nebraska Mississippi regions Wednesday. Winds shift along coasts. storm warnings issued for Lake Superior and California coast. Local report lists hourly temperatures, rainfall none, sunshine 100 percent.
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N.C
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Bumfalo
N.Y
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Ohio
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Wyo
Davenport
Denver
Colo
Galveston
Helena
Moat
Indanapolis
Inds
Jacksonville
Flav
Kansas City
Move
New Orients
York
N. Y
North Pixie
Nebr
Omahe
Pittaburg
St. Santa
Bt. Paul
Minn
Died at the hospital after street apoplexy
William Houston, about seventy-two, died at Emergency Hospital after being stricken on F street near Elewerth Street NW. He worked as a salesman at a tea and coffee store, 1237 Seventh Street NW. Death certified as natural causes. No immediate claimant. a woman who knew him expects the body to be sent for later. Houston formerly lived in Philadelphia and has suspected relatives there. Police to contact them.
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William Houston
F Street
Elewerth Street
Seventh Street
Nevitt
Houston
Lved
Philadelphia
Appeals Deny Fields Appeal in Eight-Count Embezzlement Case
The District Court of Appeals refused Thomas M. Flelang’s special appeal over four demurrers to eight counts accusing Fields of embezzling about 16000 from the defunct Washington Beneficial Endowment Association. Beach said Fields will face trial next Monday before Justice Wright in Criminal Court No. 1, with Baker seeking a continuance.
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District Court of Appeals
Thomas ‘M. Flelang
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
Fields
Washington Beneficial Eindowment Association
United States
Morgan H. Beach
Mr. Fields
Bh. W. Baker
New State Deputy and Staff Elected by Haights of Columbus
The Haights of Columbus at 606 ED Street Northwest held their annual election of officers yesterday afternoon. Francie P. Sheehy was chosen state deputy, James A. Duval state treasurer, Alfred I. Smith state secretary, Charles W. Boyle state advocate, W. L. Fieishell state warden, and Rev. P. J. O Connor state chaplain. State Deputy Sheehy addressed the group on the order’s growth and future. Grand Knight FP. J. Hartigan delivered congratulatory remarks, with several other addresses and a music program completing the event.
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Haights of
Colmbus
ED Street
Francie P. Sheehy
James A. Duval
Alfred I. Smith
Charles W. Boyle
W. L. Fieishell
P. J. O Connor
Knights
Sheehy
FP. J. Hartigan
MILEMEN PLEAD GUILTY IN MILK-CASE FINES
Patrick and Jerry Heflin milk dealers pleaded guilty in Police Court to five larceny charges and were fined $10 for each. In two additional larceny counts Patrick faced separate fines of $10 each. They allegedly stole milk, cans, and bottles left on doors from several dealers and were caught by Second precinct officers. Victims named include J. W. Grege Theron Thompson F. R. Harmen Harry S Alden John H. Hartung Ramuel Iuel.
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Patrick
Jerry Heflin
Scott
J. W. Grege
Theron Thompson
F. R. Harmen
Harry S Alden
John H. Hartung
Ramuel Iuel
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