Eastern High School Cadets Win Drill Trophy at Park
Capt. F. H. Linthicum of Company F led Eastern High School Cadets to the top prize at American League Ball Park. The judging panel praised his calm, precise command and the company’s flawless drill, with Linthicum hailed as a standout leader and the regiment’s best performance to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Linthicum
Eastern High 1
American League
Artll
Linthicum
Cant
Fred Robbinette
Thompson
Tewksbury
Fiat Teutenant
Dunnington
Leutenant
B. Pole
C. Burritt
Terond Pargeant
J. W
Bryan
D. B. Priest
H. H. Thompson
JM. Jovter
W. C. Miler
L. H. Sinelett
D. LC. Hover
D. H. Herring
L. Thompasn
J. B. Racson
J. W. Field
W. C. Batley
TV. Barb
L. A. Block
P. Bredahaw
R. W. Brown
A. H. Brown
G W. Calver
B. Chambers
B.C. Clark
0. Corel
R. Cremer
G. G. Fressay
W. Dodd
N. W. Dumont
J. Elder
N. E. Elwood
T. &. Bepeton
C. J. Evans
C. B. Engle
Farmer
Finnett
Gans
B. Gordon
Holder
P. Hallam
J. B. Hanity
R. Hawks
A. E. Hutchinson
H. §. Johnson
LA. Maseey
L. Marto
J. McCoy
W. R. McFarland
Company F
C. Y. Edwards
Nelson Capen
Fred G. Robbinette
Elso
Fretty High School
Iaasies
Col. Rose
Capt. Campbell
Western
Gilbert
H. Linthicum
Eastern
Durand
Oettle
Cant. Durand
Dudges
Rina
Hobbie
Gobble
Raysie Darsie
Nurses and Deaconesses Train at Lucy Webb Hayes School
The Lucy Webb Hayes Memorial Training School held commencement at Rust Hall with a service and address by Rev. Bishop Lars Cranston Dw. He noted diplomas symbolize more than college degrees, emphasizing action over preparation. Certificates and diplomas were presented by Mr J Reilly Stanton as lay leaders praised four deaconesses. Numerous graduates from varied locations including Sywanigh Ohio Portland Mac Hadith Pasadena Mo and many other towns earned diplomas across multiple courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Webb Hayes
J. Reilly Stanton
Mra
Aqua’ Birds
Gallagher
coyege-Lucys Aitagboth Aten
Nanesville
Ohio
Ida May Batt
A. Beil
Paterson
N.J
Gracechike
Toran Antari
Canada
Mile
Paarl Farnam
Wien
N. Aites Oliver Fieher
Kincarding
Quiarlo
Cankét
Harriet Grigua
Williamsport
Mad
Fire at a Wardhouse Injures Fireman Achstetter
A fire at 504 North Capitol Street Northwest damaged a large hay and straw warehouse owned by Albert Curry. Fireman Charles G. Achstetter, 25, of No 6 engine, was knocked down by a bursting hose and later treated at Providence Hospital for a broken arm and bruises but was not seriously injured. The blaze prompted evacuations in nearby small frame homes. origin suspected to be a smoldering cigar or pipe. Estimated property damage around 320, likely covered by insurance. The report also includes local weather observations and a note on pharmacy college graduates nearby.
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Achstetter
North Capitol Street
Charles G. Achstetter
Providence Hospital
Albert Curry
F. Wilkins
Gas Fight in Court Shapes City Power Battle
A dispute between the Gas organization and the Weaver-Garden ent sees the outcome favored for the former. Rumors swirl about United Gas Improvement withdrawing a gas works offer, while talk of an extra legislative session to empower department heads is denied. Gov Pennypacker claims no knowledge of such session as nine-member committee plans a mass meeting at the Academy of Music with speakers including Charles Emory Smith and Bishop Meckey-Smith. J Sheldon Potter resigns as wine committee member after his appointment as director of the department of public safety.
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Weaver-Garden Ent
United Gas Improvement’ Pany
Pennypacker
Toway
Academy of Music
Charles Emory Smith
Meckey-Smith
Hpla U Diocese
Pennsylvania
J. Sheldon Potter
Committee of Wine
Bia
Department of Public Safety
Plan to Fight Graft In Philadelphia Gas Case
Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia meets with Elihu Root and Judge Gordon in New York to plan a legal strategy against corporate graft and a gas lease dispute. Root will appear in Philadelphia Monday with Weaver and council support staff, as the mayor vows a determined, legal campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weaver
PN Carhe
New” York
Ati
Colthnel
Bithy
Root
Dumeés Gey Gordon
Ayor
Philadelphia
bin. Root
Weaver
Iiitlal
New York
Judge Gordon
Lyman Abbott
Friends of
Elihu Root
Gordon
Hig
Durham
Ordre
Child Falls From Second Story Window in Florence Street Home
Irene Stahl six years old slipped from a second story window while clinging to the sill and fell to the pavement in a Florence Street northeast home. A witness summoned the Ninth precinct wagon and the child was taken to Dr Warren’s office, where a broken collar bone and a dislocated shoulder were treated. doctor said injuries not serious and she was returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Stahl
Florence Street
Ninth Precinct
Irene
Guest Arrested at Shoreham Over Panama Letters
Jacob Lindhaur, a Shoreham Hotel guest, was arrested by Detectives Baur and Hartigan on suspicion of insanity. Secret Service Detective Taylor alleges he sent threatening letters to the President urging Panama to be an open port and demanding annulment of a December order by the War Secretary. In the hotel lobby his actions drew attention as he offered an impression of a diary entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoreham
Panama
Jacob Joseph Lindhaur
Shoreham Hotel
Baur
Hartigan
Secret Service
Taylor
Prisoner detained for mental evaluation at hotel
A prisoner was escorted from a hotel for examination after police found unusual letters sent to the President. Detective Waylor intervened, locating Lindhaur, who was taken to the First precinct station and scanned by surgeons Wahl and Burch, who pronounced him sane, and he was released to return to the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waylor
Lindhaur
First Precinct
Wahl
Burch
Si Sane :Nini
Fire in Mag Tha Apartments Causes Hefty Damage
Yesterday afternoon at about 4 o clock an alarm from box 18 reported a blaze in the second floor apartments of Mrs. J. D. Cregg at 131 M street northwest. The fire, likely caused by a defective flue, damaged furnishings of the room to the tune of about seven hundred dollars before the fire department could extinguish it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cregg
M Street
Idle money and safe depository offer 2 percent interest
The text pitches idle funds as needing productive use, offering a safe depository with capital and surplus of 4 300 000 to protect deposits and a 2 percent interest rate. It promises funds can be checked at will.
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Co.f
Eastern High School Boys Supreme
Linthisom
Company C
McKinley Manual
S. B. Pole
McKinley
Fulton
Arma
Adjt
Allison Nailor
Linthteem
Fiddle
AlMson Nailor
West
George. M. Oyster
Maj. Kemper
Ter ‘Peat
R. O. Bander
Georgs Cressy
T. Evans
Iaat
Ross
Harries
Swartzell
Eastern High School
Willers
Edward & Duvall
Clifton Edwards
Herbert Q. Ogden, Jr
Edger “A. Shilling
Alfred T. Smith
Joseph KK
Tauseig
Nelson Gapen
George H. Huddleson
B. L. Kelly
F. H. Linthtemm
Weatern High School
Li H. Campbell
BH. Wardresendieutenant
C. W. Tilt
Firot
Cb Creecy
Secent
Franik Wall
T. T. Marve
R. B. Pierce
P. L. Rittenhoute
Niel Tinch
William
J. Brand
B. H. Robie
McSween
T. H. Farrington
H. Shaoler
W. Himpaon
C. Baker
H. Larter
C. Harrison
W., Harvison
J. Watkins
J. Hodgson
A. Hodgson
D. Darden
J. Orlevon
C. W. Fulton
Company D
Sige
D. Baer
Campbell
L.wooka
B. Bryan
J. Shepani
R. Colling
W. Griftn
L. Anderson
J. Blount
M. Fisher
J. Polhemus
Patus
T. Mead
A. Ackerman
J. Holcombe
L. Momo
Conway
T. Bolton
J. Lyon
R. Rollings
T. Baldwin
R. Rixey
N. Chase
T. Howard
Epsile
McKinsey School
Ramsay
W. C. Every
Sret
L. Dutln
E. F. Leger
C. H. Potter
Marlowe
B. Cleveland
T. J. Garner
F. Pierce
B. H. Harbour
de Neale
FR. Bartlett
Belt
B. R. Belt
L. F. Bond
H. F. Bradburn
J. N. Bratley
Bray
M. Bryarly
J. 3. Carroll
G. L. Cary
H.W. Chapin
F. H
P. ©. Jonas
B. L. Leger
D. H. Lum
C. Mants Fr
T. G. Maler
W. R. Moyes
Pratt
W. H. Rishards
Scammell
Olmapron
O. F. Sloane
R. J. Gontaz
le F. Bana
C. G. Bterger
I. J. Talcott
H. Thompson
L. T. True
Zebley
W. 2
Qurand
W. E. Lamb
Lew Tenant
B. J. Ingersoll
Fiat
W. A. Oleson
Arcond
J. F. Mattern
V.P. Turnhurke
J. BE. UN
E. OD. . Potter
R. F Dyer
G. Kisslevsky
Maen
J. . Hedman
H. Fokerson
V. Bilis
A. Feitér
A. Gadd Ci C Guman
Hart
FW. Healy
F. W. Bowes
Pepe
M. Polemen
G. F. Pushaw
E. v “Repeal
H. G. Roberts
Gd. L
Hort
J . Jahaier
J. Wel
E. B. Ne
Wi D. Yeom
C. McKlsley
Davis
Denver
Colo
Walley
Cripple Creek
Woo
H. F. Cunningham
W. R. Onrand
Company K
F. H. Campbell
Pewweny FH
Webtetr
Cranston
A. Wardhouse
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Lake Region
New Jersey
Lake Superior
New Mexico
Enir Werther
Florida
Missisolyp
Missouri Valley
Obieley
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Conata
European Wit
Grand Banks
Midment
Amhoville
N.C
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bpringnetes i
Ingaete
Vickaborg
Mi Ee
Tale
National College of Pharmacy
al O'Clock
Lafayette Theater
Henry Hl. Xaluponek
Harvey W. Wiley
Agricultural Department
Weaver and
Cortlandt Street
Lerry
Philadalphia
Izzinens
Hostetter’s Stomagh-Bitters
Lansburgh & Baq
Batiste
Opsieanie
Reine Fk
Ancien
Ehinend
Genice
Merceriged
Boltennes
Indies
Enly
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
Peter, Grogan
Credit Fee
Peter Grogan
Sunday Post
Helen Oldfield
Maj
B. F. S. Baden-Powell
the Sunday Post
Washington Merchants
American Security and Crust Company
Charles J. Bell
G Street
Ave
G St. NW
Washington Railway and Electric Company
JAS. B. Lackey
Bec
I. B.A
D.fl Maj Ig
DR. Leon
Story
Fourteenth Street
Ie Loa
Thirteenth and
Streets
Coberth
Alexandria
Mt. Vergia
Alitoa
Shoomaker
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
McGill & Wallace
EB St
Actenda
M. Patrerasa
DO. Osteopathy
Seri Tvora'a
Charles Hana
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