Nathan in Hospital as Sut Case Mystery T
Boston dispatch reports Morris Methan, central figure in the Luean Geary case, was being taken to City Hospital after a collapse amid a planned arraignment for procuring an illegal operation. Nathan’s hearing is postponed due to his frail condition as investigators probe the Winthrop suitcase mystery and related theatre personnel in Pittsburg and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegel
Susan Geary
Boston
Morris Methan
Luean
Geary
Drewa
wWaitin
Hebg
Pittsburg
Rim
Thafficera
Nathan
Marietpa
Palke Hat Quarters
Wee
Jesse M. Gove
Henry Siskand
Nathad
Nohan
Soulth
Watte
Pierce
Watts
Smith Nathan
Dugan
Siskand
Smith
Pierre
Dunn
Gack Bay
Pittshire
Reception to Missionary at Fourth Presbyterian Church
Fourth Presbyterian Church hosts a reception for missionary Kilie in the church gym at Thirteenth and Yale. About five hundred members and friends greet him, with Chinese flags and lanterns decorating the hall. Kilie, who left sixteen years ago for China, is on a short leave and will return to continue his labor in three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Killie
Thirteenth
Yale Street
Aelg
China
Washston
Ery
Kills
Joseph T Kelly
Fourth Preatytertin Church
Fife
Kile
Kalle Wil
Oldest Inhabitants Meet Honor Fortieth Anniversary
The Association of the Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia met at the Corcoran Building with President Allison Naylor presiding. Gifts of framed pictures of presidents were presented, a banquet at Freunds on December 7 was planned, and Charles J Galler was elected to membership. Speakers from Botanic Gardens and War Department recalled Civil War era memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Iest
Corcoran
Allison Naylor
Woo Chimbers
Washington
Roosevelt
Freunds
Tenth Street
Charles J Galler
Dennison School Receives Bronze Medal for Gardening
The Dennison School at Fourteenth and 3 Streets was awarded a bronze medal by the Society of American Florists for excellence in school gardening. The medal, first of its kind, will be presented by W F Gnade, president of the local association, tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. Real estate ads for Loane & Real Estate and Gasch & Birgs appear in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marists
Society of American Florists
Dennison School
Cme
W .F Gnade
Horse Dashes Into Pit After Buggy Runaway
A buggy belonging to W H Duhey was frightened by streetcar bells at Fifth and H streets NW around 10 pm. The horse bolted, leaving Fifth Street, and plunged into a deep excavation at Massachusetts Avenue, overturning the vehicle and throwing Doug Murray to the pavement. Murray suffered facial and head cuts and a dislocated shoulder, was taken to Emergency Hospital, and the horse was rescued after hours of effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Duhey
Second Street
Douglase Murray
Fifth
Fifth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Murray
Distressed Veteran Taken For Help At Soldiers Home
A shrunken old man in a blue uniform was found collapse near Brightwood and taken toward the Soldiers Home. A bystander-accompanied party later cited red tape at the Home as delaying care, and the man was admitted to Freedmen’s Hospital as David Gilson of the 2 Massachusetts Regiment, with the Home denying neglect charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood
Freedmen’s Hospital
David Gilson
Masaachugetta
Arthur
Probers Adjourn After Government Printing Probe
A special subcommittee of both houses investigating the Government Printing Office adjourned yesterday. Chairman Landis, Senator Gorman, and Representative Perkins led the panel which will use the break to digest vast data submitted. The group may reconvene before Congress meets, but no firm plan was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Landis
Indiana
Representative Landis
Senator Gorman
Representative Perkins
New York
Lta
Pe Ph
Chefs of Railway Brotherhoods to Appear Before Commerce Commission
Leaders of locomotive engineers conductors trainmen and firemen tell a Post reporter they are in Washington for the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on a law requiring 50 percent of railroad cars to have air brakes. They predict a future where every car on every line is equipped with safety devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
W . Stone
E E. Clark
FP. H. Morrissey
J J Hanrahan
Post
United States
Denby Named Chief Clerk of State Department
President waives civil service exam for Charles Denby to become chief clerk of the State Department. The appointment, issued under executive order, takes effect November 16, succeeding Michael who has become consul general at Calcutta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Charles Denby
Civil Service Commission
Charl Denby
Civil Service
Denby
Michael
Calcutta
Auto Accident Fatal for Brooks on Seashore Trip
James H. A. Brooks, a Philadelphia manufacturer, was killed in a car crash near Absecon New Jersey while en route to Atlantic City with Michael G. Price, a business associate. Price was seriously injured and their wives sustained injuries. The car rolled after a tire slipped at high speed. Brooks died instantly and Price suffered rib fractures and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. A. Brooke
Michael G. Price
Brooks
Philadelphia
James Hf. A. Brooks
Absecon
N. J
Atlantic City
Mr. Brooks
Mr. Price
Frm
McNeely
Price & Brooks
Glazed Kid Manufacturers
Alexander Botkin Dies Chairman of Criminal Statutes Revision
Alexander C Botkin, chairman of the U S special commission to revise the criminal statutes, died at Georgetown University Hospital at 3 pm yesterday from paralysis he had suffered for 25 years. He was born in Madison Wisconsin in 1848, served in the Civil War as paymaster, lived in Montana and Helena, and was lieutenant governor there. Funeral at Farragut Home, body sent to Madison for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander C. Botkin
Special Commission
United States
Department of Justice
Georgetown University Hospital
Michigan
Michigan University
Wisconsin
Montana
Helena
McKinley
Colorado
Botkin
Thomas J. Carter
Farragut
Botkins
Madison, Wis
Reyburn, Crandall and Peabody Aboard Tragic Notices
Mrs Catherine W Reyburn wife of Dr Robert Reyburn died at 5 pm weighing paralysis after a long illness. Born April 12 18? in Philadelphia she moved to Washington in 1884 and leaves husband three daughters and a son. Funeral from 2129 F Street NW to morrows noon. Joseph H Crandall longtime Washington builder died at his daughter's home after fifty years in the city. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Herbert King Peabody secretary drowns in Lake George while canoeing near the Peabody house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine White Reyburn
Robert Reyburn
Garfield
F Street
Philadelphia
Heyburn
J. J Allen
Georgetown Medical College
Robert Reyburn, Jr
Pension Office
Berwyn
Dunlap
St. John’s Episcopal Church
J. M. E McKee
Oak’ Hill Cemetery
Washington
Joseph H. Crandall
H W Kenner
Seventeenth Street
Montgomery County
Faiming
Woohington
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Gunton Temple Memorial Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Peabody
Glen Falls
Herbert King
George Foster Peabody
Lake George
Peabody House
King Be
Weather Conditions and Forecast, Nov 1 1906
Special Weather Bureau bulletin reports snow in the Great Lakes region with light rain in New England, fair elsewhere. Low pressure moves east, followed by high pressure in the East. another low in Montana with no precip yet. Temperatures below average in the North, warmer in the Mississippi and Lake regions, fair weather favored in the Rockies. Winds northwest along coasts, brisk over the Atlantic. storm warnings posted for New England and New York. Local report shows temperatures midnights in the 40s, highs in the 60s, humidity high, little rainfall today. River bulletin notes Shenandoah and Potomac waters. Ocean steamers arriving in New York and Baltimore. ports in Europe report arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept of Agriculture
Washington
New England
Lake
Lawréree
Montana
Minsiasippi
Iiacon Brewall
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountains
Upper Lake Region
Ca'der Thurney
Lalsewhere
Atlantic Coast
Mipsizeipp
New Eagland
Middle Atlantic
South Atlante
West Uo
Gulf Cotstght
Brixk
Grand Hawke
New York City
Asheville
N. O
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Boston Vane
Buffalo NY
Chicago
Gincianul
Cheyenne
Wyopry
Davenport
Lowe
Denver
Calo
Des Moines
Towa
Galveston
Tex
Holous
Mont
Indianaplis Ind
Mort
Jacksonville
Fis
Kansas City
Little Rock
Arie
Ao Marquette
Mio
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburg
Beast Lake City
Utah
Red Tape Locks A Door Between Navy And War Buildings
An incident in the Mills Building and Anson Building shows interdepartmental friction as safety and access clash. Leon Pepperman opened a door linking the Navy leased Mills Building to the War leased Anson Building, then Adm Baird was asked to authorize access, but both cited authority limits. The door was eventually locked again as regregators restarted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulls
Navy Department
Angon
War Department
Gen. Anson Mills
Army
Mills
Anson
Potomac
Leon Pepperman
Pepperman
Admiral Baird
State, War, and Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Bonaparte
Trusman H Newberry
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Dennison
Loane Om Real Estate
Gasch & Birgs
New York Ave
Dr. Arthur
Soldiers’ Home
G. P
Probers
Subcommittee
Advocate Air Brakes
Feacue
Brooke
Price
J. W. Reed
Mr Brooks Ia
Abeecor
Overbrook
Cjty
Alexander C.botkin
Catherine W. Reyburn
Baltoer Wilhett
Bremen
Qeeants
Liverpool
Atabentam
Rottram
Boulogne
Faraonta
Maples
Trieste
Flume
Ivernis
Kiew ‘York
Qrematont
Wee Yok
Lansburgh & Bro
Furs
Shane
Seventh Street
Secretary of Navy
Anson and Mills
Peter Grogan
I Streets
N. W
Excelsior
American Security and Crust Company
Fifteenth Street
St. N. W
Buyr A
Righetade Dropheed
Jarantead Ff Hus Furniture CO
Cor
Dsts
Pianca
Connecticut
Gecourt
Qede
Millen
WHEAT
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Omizena
Grand Army
Macfar- Yard
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Seo Ua
McGill & Wallace
EB St
Hal
Canton Low
New Fork
Lathel Nn Lin Young
Washington Railway and Eectric Company
Atock
JAB _BLACKEY
Eod Lo
GUILD
Ith St Nw
Duvell
Mission Employment Office
13Th and Sts
Mia Parsons
Intercat
Shoemaiers
Tennessee
Fanny
Gira
Shoomaker GO
William Corcoran Hill
Jos. H. Moore
Elextro-Therapeutics
20 Inch Stow
Ave
Arlington Jon Ee
Fiasrarnier
New ‘York
Cladses B
Mt Pleasant
I Osteopath
Eee
Gabler
Droop «% Co
Steinway
Ave. N. W
Schwartz & Pelzman
Goldheim
Goldheim & Sons
405 Avenue
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
N.W
National Capital Brewing CO
Christian Xander
Belle
Nelson
7Th St
Howe
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