Notable Society Reception For Mrs Mlean At Arlington Hall
Washington society notes a high profile reception honoring Mrs Daviel Melean president general of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution at Arlington Hall on December. President Roosevelt cabinet members and diplomatic figures with their wives are expected to attend. District Chapter officials outlined invitations and entertainment plans while Mrs Massey announced committees and crosschapter representation for the event.
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Roosevelt
Kw Preadent
Caninet
Diplomatic Corps
Washington
Rption
Daviel Melean
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Arlington Hall
Dla Asve
At & Apecit
Masa
Aurrent
Mimortal Continentil Hall
Fermon
Ellen Spencer Musgey
Hors
Chirk de Werwin
Massey
Wussey
Pethir
WoLein
Sit
Wetein Foe
Caertes
Merwin
Jon Paul Earnest
Mire Mae
Charlotte
Mar Woon
Mba Janeth Reha
Lowe
Mra & OR
Kalemian
Alele
Crimrwell
Ana Miwa
Virgin Tower
Guvarant
Mary
Miss Agua
Hazefto
Levi
Abeel Sentenced to Elmira for Impersonation
Young forger James N Abeel surrendered and was convicted for forging the name of J Vin Byerg vice president of Western Union. He received an indeterminate sentence and was sent to Elmira. Court records note an alleged plan to befriend Theant Anderson and lure a girl into a trap using the Goebel alias.
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Ogden Goelet
James N Abeel Thoung
Elmira
Avril
Cor
J + Vin Byerg
Western Union Telegraph Company
Teel
Theant Anderson
Mr Goebel
Abeer
Ben Mico Tixia
Fuller killed by fall in Cleveland
Charles W xmesqu special assistant attorney general received a letter from Mrs C Shuler Creveland Ohio detailing the death of her son Leslie C Fuller assistant attorney general in Cleveland last Sunday. Fuller was killed by a fall from a second story window at night while in his night clothes. Friends in this city believe he was walking in his sleep or delirious at the time. He had left Washington in August suffering nervous prostration and a general mental breakdown and grew worse in Cleveland, hoping for a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Xmesqu
C Shuler
Creveland
Ohio
Leslie C Fuller
Puller
Fuller
Washington
Cleveland
Sunday School Work District Association Sessions Report
The twelfth annual convention of the Sunday school Association of the District of Columbia held at Newark Avenue Presbyterian Church completed its second and third sessions. Commissioner Macfarland welcomed delegates, praised Sunday school workers, and recalled early service days. Dr H M Hamill delivered the principal address on training, with reports showing six new schools, total enrollment 27,360, and offerings of $34,083. The four Chinese schools enrolled 248 students with 126 teachers. Various departments, reports, and upcoming sessions were outlined with programs for the following day.
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Sunday School Association of
District of Columbia
Newark Avenue Presbyterian Church Mra
Amy May Gray
W W Milton
Henry J3 F Macfarland
Reiling
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Knickerbockers
H M Hamill
Southern Methodist Church
Department of Education
International Sunday-school Association
Hamill
Stu ‘Dent
J A. _Tachlter
Bethany Baptist First Baptist
Minnesota Avenue
Mount Pleasant Congregational Sunday School
William A .Wilbur
Department of
Washington University
Calvary Baptist
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Ninth Street
Christian
Hamline Vethodet
Eplecopal Ste Foundry Methodiat Episcopet
Holand R Rodrick
Mra C'R Bayly Jr
Leeds
W M Ferguson Problems
Pimary School
Hilda North
Ira WF Crafts
Gray
Donali C MacLeod
W Stewart
James A Macklwee
C H Butler
Syston
Mies
Smith Planet
Nehestrom
Kate & White
fomAldress
Rey A. Hammerman
Merta Pickford
Addreess
Hime
Albert Evans
Wow Millan
W Tallaterrs Thompson
D Tracy Planiat
Halmilk
William Henry White
Fir Presbyterian
James E West Monti Pleasant
Congregational
Bristow Calvary
Mawes
Charles Alyn Smith Peck
Memorial Presbyterian
Bundey School
de Hamill Benedictibn
Walter F Smith
End Private Car Line Case Hearings To Conclude Today
The Interstate Commerce Commission will resume hearings today on the complaint that private car lines charge excessive rates for transporting perishable commodities. Representatives of Armours and Southwestern railroads will appear. The hearings are to be closed today for consideration and an early decision.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Armours and
Southwestern
Flowers Hold Sway Over New York Horticulture Display
A Department of Agriculture show drew about 10 000 visitors to the greenhouses, featuring Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt silver pink chrysanthemums, the Transvaal daisy, a bonduc shade tree, and a Cuban coffee plant. Officials Byrne and Oliver answered questions as new rubber trees from Central China promised large rubber yields and wide agricultural impact.
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Department of Agriculture
Mr. Byrne
Mr. Oliver
Roosevelt
Wilson
White House
Transvaal
South Africa
Bonduc
Californnia
Oliven
Americas
Arabia
Abyssinia
Somaliland
Zangbar
West Indies
Death of 15 month old child ruled unavoidable accident
Coroners jury absolved Isaiah Johnson colored of blame in the death of William F Berry who was struck in front of his parents home at 148 Half Street SE. Witnesses from a nearby wagon said the child ran toward the wagon in dim light and fell beneath the wheels. Johnson said he drove on after learning of the accident to the stable and home due to warnings of possible harm from onlookers. The body was sent to an undertaker for burial.
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William F Berry
Half Street
Isaiah Johnson
Nevitt
Johnson
Calvin Hyder
Felix Brown
Archibald Baltimore
Insurance Supdt in District Seeks Injunction Over Licenses
An injunction suit filed in the District Supreme Court by American Home Insurance Company Royal Globe Insurance Company and Provident Relief Association seeks to bar Thomas Drake Superintendent of Insurance from denying or forfeiting their licenses to operate in the District The case targets enforcing sections 633 648 and 660 of the District code the plaintiffs say apply differently and warn of many debt actions and license loss if enforcement proceeds The hearing is set for October 10 Drake contends reports must be filed and licenses not issued beyond a temporary permit until compliance He aims to test the department authority to enforce regulations and delay action until after November 10.
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Ingurandé
District Supreme Court
American Homee Insurance Company
Royal Gite Insurance Company
Provident Relief Association
Henryy E Davis
Thomas Drake
District of
Collumbia
Drake
Lcense
Interintendent
Atated
Tn2zy
Auion
Finss
Department
Inauguration Day Change Shaping for Last Thursday in April
National committee to fix inauguration date shifts under Gov R B Glenn guidance. Southern governors convene November 8 at Chattanooga with potential move to November 28 to align with Congress. Forty three governors and fifteen DC residents have joined the committee with many to send views in writing.
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R.B Glenn
Oforth
Carolina
National Committee
Glenn
Macfarland
Chattanooga
South
Mccfarland
Gev Glenn
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Senate
District of Columbia
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Alabama
Georgi C. Pardes
California
Jesse F McDonald
Colorado
Henry Roberts
Connecticut
Preston Lea
Delaware
Napoleon 1
Vraward
Florida
Josepn M Terrell
Georgia
F R Gooding
Tdaho
Charles 3
Denseh
Viole
Frank Hants
Thoreng
Albert
Cumovire
Iowa
Hoch
Kanens
JO W Becklam
Kentucky
N C Bianchare
Louisiana
William T Cobb
Maine
Edward Warfield
Maryland
Doug Jen
Massachusetts
John’ A Johnson
Minge Ata
Joseph W Folk
Mtrmouri
J # Toole
Montana
John 1
Mickey
Nebraska
John Mc Tane
New Hampshire
Edwin € Stokes
New Jersey
Krank W Higgins
New York
Robert B Glenn
North Carolina
E. Barlea
North Dakota
Myron T Hertick
Ohio
George I Chamberlain
Oregon
Fennel W Pennypeckar
Pennylvania
G Hi Utter
Rhode Felanl
Samuel H Elred
South Makola
J J Cox
Tennessee
John C Cutler
Uteh
Gheri
S J Bail
Vurmont
Andrew J Montague
Virginia
A E Mone
Attack on ICC rate ruling sparks discrimination fight
Attorney Wain Baxter for Chicago Great Western rails argues ICC favored packinghouse products over live stock in rate regulation. He contends the commission erred in upholding a change aimed at boosting business while improperly harming live cattle traffic and Chicago as a cattle market.
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Great Western
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bethea
Extwain Baxter
Chicago Great Western
Baxter
Commission
Railroad against rebates imposes strict compliance notice
The Pennsylvania Railroad warns freight agents and solicitors to observe the interstate commerce laws strictly. After reports of secret rate cutting by several companies, John Thayer and George D Dickson announce that rebates or any law infringements will not be tolerated by the railroad.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
John & Thayer
Prem Gente
George D Dickson
United States Steel declares quarterly dividend on preferred stock
United States Steel Corporation directors announced a regular quarterly dividend of 4 5 percent on the preferred stock payable in November. No dividend was declared on common stock. Net earnings for the quarter ended September 30 reached 331 240 682, up $12 406 660 from the same quarter last year. Unfilled orders on September 9 totaled 6 860 377 tons, up 2 897 941 tons from September 30, 1904.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Todas
Bad Week for Cotton Weather Affected Harvest
The Weather Bureau reports a poor week ending October 4 with wet conditions delaying picking in central and western cotton regions. Frosts hit central and western districts causing damage in Tennessee northern Mississippi and Oklahoma Indian Territory. Texas saw little damage, while Georgia Florida and Carolinas enjoyed favorable conditions and higher gathering completion in southern districts.
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The
Weather Bureau
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Ohlahome
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Indian Territories
New York Produce Market Report Notes Mixed Prices
Continged from tenth page prices higher at 70 103 locally material change quiet trade. Lead lower in London 14 184. electrolytic and wastlog quoted. Spot zinc at 5 SNS 44. tin and other metals show unchanged locally. Copper and metal futures mixed. market firm domestically with No 3 foundry North and Southern at 11 0 and No 2 foundry at 17 7e 18 00.
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London
London Tron
Siedd
Standard Country
Cleveland
Oary
Northern
Southern
Foundry
New York
Ile
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Baltimore Markets Brisk Grain and Butter Prices Steady
Baltimore market report shows firm end unchanged receipts 6630 barrels exports 467. wheat and corn futures mixed with No 2 red and southern yellow corn steady to firm. Oats steady, rye weak, hay steady, butter firm, eggs unchanged, cheese bread and milk prices stable.
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Baltimore
Southern Who
Aofjas
New Southern
New York Cotton Market Summary and Trading Notes
New York cotton trades opened firm then eased, closing steady with a slight decline on profit-taking after early gains. Market activity cited bearish signals and Russian news. prices fluctuated through the session as traders weighed bullish and cautious factors.
Tatnall elected treasurer of Northern Central Railroad
At a directors meeting Henry Tatnall was elected treasurer succeeding the late AW Hendricke who died in Baltimore. A notice on Hendricke's death was adopted. F P Whitcroft named assistant treasurer with Baltimore HQs. John Hines named assistant to the secretary. A J County and Kane R Green named assistant secretaries, H D Thompson named cashier at Baltimore.
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AW Hendricke
Norther Central Railroad
Philadelphia
Northern Central Pacific
Henry Tatnall
AW Hendricks
Baltimore
Hendricks
F P Whitcroft
John Hines
J County
Kane R. Green
H D ‘Thompson
Foster Tries Long Range Washington Weather Forecast
W T Foster, veteran meteorologist, predicts a cold wave for Washington around Sunday or Monday and another by November 25. He cautions this first forecast may carry errors and needs months more experience to refine accuracy. The chart cites a sixty-seven year Naval Observatory based record and Foster’s thirty years in the field.
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Foster
Washington
Washington and Vicinity
Weehington
United States Naval Observatory
Rail merger splits Tennessee Central into eastern and western sections
Nashville Oct 21 Illinois Central and the Southern Railway announced plans to take possession of the Tennessee Central on December 4. Illinois Central will secure the western section while the Southern gains the eastern. President Spencer of the Southern and President Fish of the Illinois Central will travel to Washington to finalize arrangements.
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Eastern
Mines
Central Western
Nashville Tonn
Illinois Central
Tennessee Central
Spencer
Southern Railway
Washington
Fish
Ilinois Central
Cotton crop estimate from Southern Cotton Association
The Southern Cotton Association issued a statement based on reports from 1700 correspondents predicting a crop of 9,444,414 bales. It estimates 61.3 percent picked and 64.7 percent gained by October 21. Also notes Colorado Fuel and Iron deficit and government receipts.
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Southern Cotton Association
Atlanta
Cotton Association Today
Cotton Belt
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