Delegates Tour Capitol as Railway Congress Opens
Foreign delegates at the International Railway Congress visit the Capitol in Washington. They study the Senate chamber and Library of Congress, remark on seating and decor, then view the Capitol and rotunda with keen, curious interest. The American Railway Appliance Exhibition draws tickets and crowds, prompting organizers to prepare transport for attendees.
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International Railway Congress
House of Representatives
Capitol
Howard F. Kennedy
Capitol Guides
House
Europa
Rotunda
Library of Congress
Congress
Congression
Theater Chamber
Monument
Ovary
Wayn and Works
Crosstlea
Amerton
J W Kendrick
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Mr Hauser
Once of Way
Southera
France
France Autopmting
F EH Spring
India
Ralle
Anerica
P H Dudley
New York Cantral and Hudson River Railway
Germany
Netherlands
Roumanie
Rusia
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Bwitvriod
J. W Post
Nether
Jandy State Railway
Okner Courtrlee
Ms van Bognart
Bolpian State Railwaye
Society For the Survey of Railwaye
Ohie
Holling Brook
Budsech
America
J KE Mubfield
Laitimers
Rallred
Edouard Skavage
Ootatl
Tag Onglaver Weuters Railway
Francs
A W Sullivan
Loa
Imoia Central Rallian
Great Eastern Railway
W. H. Myde
Ragland
A. H. Plant
Southern Rail Rupsle
Jean de Richter
Tus Bt Petareburg-Wareaw
Stoperiel
Russia
Chevalier von Lohr
Sugisest
Nord Xmperour Fertinand
Austria
New Willard Hotel
Capital Traction Company
New Willard
Southern Railway Company
Senate Chamber
Supreme Court Room
Capt Kennedy
Capitol Rotunda
Beatty
Dome
Statuary Hall
Ekcolamvatong
Deska
Congressional Library
American Railway Appliance Exhibition
Cay
Pourteenth
D Streete Southwes
Tr Eesiog
Seaa
Reception and Exhibition Details At Willard Ball Room
Informal reception and dance last evening at the New Willard Hotel honoring exhibitors from a appliance show. Committee members listed. French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand to host Monday reception for congress delegates. Admission logistics altered due to Washington residents’ demand for personal visits, 10000 tickets ordered for agency distribution.
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New Willard Hotel
W. Martin
W. R. Gavener
L. A. Shepard
F. K. Shults
George H. Bryant
Mark A. Roas
Mme. Jusserand
Washington
Post
J. B. Fenwick
Lemon Building
Willard Hotel
Mbrary
One Rail Car Hybrid Plan Captures Ampartean Exhibition
Editor and engineer Charlee Whiting Baker unveils a novel transport system at Ampartean Railway Appliance Exhibition. A single rail supports a balanced eight ton freight car using ordinary wagon wheels on gravel or broken stone alongside the rail. Cost estimates claim construction at 2000 to 8000 dollars per mile, far cheaper than standard rail or macadam roads. The design, by Charles Whiting Baker of New York City, draws wide engineer attention at the convention.
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Charlee Whiting Baker
Ampartean
Charles Whiting Baker
New York City
Engineering News
Horse Betrayed Fugitive Captured in Baltimore
Word reached Captain Boardman that J. W. Russell alias Frank J son, wanted for larceny in this city, was captured in Baltimore yesterday afternoon. He allegedly stole a horse and buggy from John Dugan of 3201 M Street NW. Russell claimed he sold the buggy and harness for $3 and will be brought back today to stand trial.
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Boardman
Baltimore
J. W. Russell
Frank J.son
Ruppell
John Dugan
M Street
Dugan
Roasell
Stolen goods shipped to Baltimore fraud case arrestee named Gearns
In Baltimore George W Gearns, 26, was arrested by Detectives Peck and Pratt on a charge of fleeing justice after theft of 8500 dollars in clothing. Pohler brought him from the marine barracks. Gearns allegedly stole 500 dollars of clothing and jewelry, goods shipped to Washington by express and later returned to Baltimore as evidence.
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Baltimore
George W. Gearns
Peck
Pratt
Pohler
Ami
Reo Gearna
Marine Barracks
Washington
Express
Baltimo
Catholic University to reorganize under Grannan leadership
Board of studies meets as Very Rev Charles Grannan is named vice rector to supervise academic work and reorganize the university. Mgr O Connell suffers strain from Waggarian failure and takes rest. Apostolic Mission House reports strong finances and Catholic outreach gains with non Catholics drawn by missions.
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Board of Studies
Apostolic Mission House
Catholic University
School of Philosophy
Farley
New York
Ryan
Philadelphia
Mees
Covington
Harkins
Providence
Charles P. Grannan
Philip J. Garrigan
Bronx City
Grannan
Leo XIII
Biblical Commission
Rome
Canada
Mgr
O’connell
Conalder
Harding
Dyer
St Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
Taylor
Dilcott
the Pauliats
Doyle
Robert A. Johnston
Milwaukee
Robert 8. Johnston
Leanto Case Concludes Self-Inflicted Shot Incident
Gov Montague of Virginia replies to the State Department on the Italian Joseph Leanto death near Lorton Virginia. The district attorney led the investigation and concluded Leanto was shot with his own pistol while resisting lawful arrest. The finding aligns with a Justice Department special agent. The State Department sent the statement to the Italian Embassy awaiting the Italian Ambassador’s return to Washington.
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Gov
Montague
Virginia
State Department
Joseph Leanto
Lorton
Alexandria
Department of Justice
Leanto
Washington
Fhr
South
Taft lecture cited misrepresented by the Post review
The Post’s abstract of Secretary of War Taft’s Friday lecture before the Geographic Society misled readers by implying he attacked Alleyne Ireland and A R Colquhoun. Taft criticized John Foreman’s Fortnightly Review piece as unworthy but did not condemn Ireland or Colquhoun. Ireland is praised for important colonial work.
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John Foreman
Ireland
Seiguhous
Taft
Geographic Society
Alleyne Ireland
A. R. Colquhoun
Ocean Walls
Mars
Colquhorn
Fortnightly Review
Foreman
Bir
Therotary
Maybrick land case at issue as Baroness von Roques' daughter injured in NY
Deposition hearing in the Caroline von Roques versus Davis Armstrong land suit resumed in Washington. Key witnesses John Walters and H A Hettmuller examined. questions over attorney client dealings and payments. Baroness von Roques may reside near Virginia. her daughter Mrs Maybrick injured in New York, possibly unable to attend proceedings.
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Caroline von Roques
H. A. Hettmuller
J. Pattin
Walters
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Davis W. Armstrong
Mme. von Roques
Armstrong
Hellmuller
Hayden
Reasiot
Rouen
France
Hon Jr. Potter
America
Vailays
Annes
Europe
United States
Potter
Mimi
anid t_& Potter
Caroline HE. Ron “Roques
Meyers
Transacton
Armatrong
Maybrick
Neecap
New York
Inichmond
Baroness von Roques
Weather and Art Scene Highlight Local Notice
Weather report from Washington tracks disturbances across Northern Texas to Western Ontario with showers and thunderstorms in several regions. Colder in Lake region and Midwest, warmer in mid Atlantic, with warnings along Gulf and Atlantic coasts. A local feature promotes a painting exhibit titled The SO OF ae Evil i fanishment detailing life-like figures. inviting viewership with promising execution.
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Dent. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Ontario
South Atlantic
Tonnotsee
Lake
Middle Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley
Kansas
Guit
Hout Atlantia
New England
Lake Region
Ondo Valley
Tates
Florida
Atlante
Farallon Telands
Point Lonca
Point Reyes
Talniall
Kann,Bons & Co
Garden party and cavalry contest at McLean Summer Villa
Outdoor charity event at the Home for Incurables attracted hundreds with lawn activities, tea booths, and a Marine Band. Cavalry drill, jumping contests, and hunter classes drew acclaim, though Miss Graf’s horse fell once but she remained unhurt and resumed competition.
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John R. Molen
Priendship
Home For Incurables
Maida
George Lathrop Bradley
Oliver Cromwell
Peyton Rungell
Ralph Jenkins
William A. Slater
Mre. Gaff
Francois Berner Mora
Mra
T. C. Woyer
Mise Harlan
Dr Hartman Offers Summer Catarrh Treatment by Mail
Advertises Dr Hartman aecologist directing treatment for women with female disease during summer months by correspondence. Medicines prescribed can be obtained at drug stores with confidential letters. Includes testimonials from women in Montreal Buffalo and St Louis praising Peruna and Hartman treatments for catarrhal disorders and pelvic organ complaints.
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Hartman
Peruna
Manchester
Prince Arthur St
Montreal
Can
Perma
Hyaidlan
Ferrie
Nelie @auth
Taru-18
Hxna_ Moore
Elm Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Edna Moore
Misa Wimelie A. Haberkorn
Grevels Ave
St Louis
Unclear Auction Listings of Hunters and Owners
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous hunters and horse owners with names such as Lois Huntington Misa Field Chapple Lee and Reginald Hulde koner. The text mixes owner labels and horse names like Blazeaway Devil-to-Get Lola Huntington Cerrol and Little Duchess, lacking coherent context or event details.
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Q_ RB
Fortescue
Cortland H. Smith
Alexandria
Ned ‘McLsan
Col
Robert Nevill
Huttera
Alose
Clave 1
Reginald Holdswen
Clarence Moore
Epilone
Robert R Wallach
Mim Newlands
Rajah
H. &. Ewart
Pierra Lori
Frederic L. Hutdekoper
M. Clas
Mele
Chapperas
Frederic L. Huidekoper
Charity O'Malley
Rogere Wetmara
Torwine
John Merrime
Mr Dooley
Chesiar Carr
Dooiey
Twine
Mra. C. H. i
Zohmatte
A. A. Bouters
Misa Wists
AL A. Snyder
Rooster
Wan
Preston Gibsot
Lois Huntington
Misa Field
Chapple Lee
Mra C HL
Delta Chi Annual Dinner Highlights Georgetown Alumni
Georgetown University Chapter of Delta Chi Legal Fraternity held its annual banquet at Rauscher's. Distinguished alumni and Georgetown law faculty attended, with Robert J. Kennedy serving as toastmaster. Portraits of fraternity ideals and remarks by notable guests marked the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown University
Delta Chi Legal Fraternity
Rauscher
Delta Chi
Stuart McNamara
Law Faculty
Georgetown
J. Nora McGill
D. W Baker
R. Ross Perry, Jr
Charley A. Douglass
Robert J. Kennedy
Charley W. Fairbanna
George B. Corteiyou
Lawrence
Murray
Harry Mt Clabaugh
Charles ‘A. Douglas
R. Rose Perry, Jr
Allmuth
Charles Worth
A. 2. Berry
W. W. Bride
Lom A. Quark
H. W
John C. Hanway
Charles J. Howeton
Charles J. Kane
Norman J. Kopmeier
Halty Lusk
Robert A. Macrer
Daniel F. McGrowan
John Parrott
Claude &. Welkert
Charles F Williams
Phil A Geau
Charles J. Houston
Charles J Kane
Clothing and Shoes Missing at 1180 Third Street
James Penney reported to the Ninth precinct that a negro man entered his home yesterday at 1180 Third Street Northeast and took two suits of clothing and a pair of dhogs. A neighbor saw a man in the back yard and a search is under way toward Willow Alley Southwest as the family is away.
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James Penney
Ninth Precinct
Third Street
Willow Alley
Woman Run Down by Automobile on Northwest Streets
Anne Patton, an aged woman, was struck by an automobile at Fourteenth and L streets northwest. The car, owned by George Hass, traveled on Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. Patton suffered head and shoulder injuries, was taken to Emergency Hospital in an unconscious state, and is expected to recover from shock.
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Anne Patton
Fourteenth
George Hass
Pennsylvania Avenue
Martin
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WBAF
D Sensiae
Mgr. O’connell
Hood
Hitch
Maybrick Hearing
Smart Set Gay Foe
McLean
Misa Graff
Frank Moss
Charles 2
McClintock
Frank Ela
Laré Anderson
John ¥.Wilkine
John M. Hudging
Miasas Boardmah
Bell
Miss Oliver
Miss May
Marlon Finch
Zadie Cobb
Gaft
Sargent
Miea Harriman
Miss Converse
Gatherng
Miss Graf
Blazeaway
Elea
Miss Gre
Boya
Preston Gib
Gibson
Seventh Cavalry
Gibaon
Pratt Prige
Pield
Enthusiaom
Reginald Huldekoper
Priges
Ian
Beach
Stan
Young
Burnett
Hadden
Hownde
Firet
Are
T. T. Dat
Charles Bani
Clann
Lathrep Bradley
William Reyburn
Revanth United States Cavalry
Pierre Lorillard
W. F So
Clams
Indies — Furyt
Arthur Les Clas
Larx Andere
Qa Blair
Sarre
Bel Crean
B. Earnshaw
S. B. Hartman, M. D
Belta Ghi
Wales
Oeara
Ant van
Hartman Sanitarium
Resa
B. Hartman
Columbus
Lorlef
Aniss Edna Moore
Wao
Perings
A.V. Kaiser & Co
South Third Street
Lemon Soda Club
Washington Railwand Electric Company
Jas Blackey
Socretal Te
Joseph Wirth
Shoemaker
Tennessee
Peeas
Sroomaker
Sige Ares
Alice
Ware Star
Wallage
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