U. S. Finances Slump Surplus Hoped Falls In October
Government finances turn downward in the last days of October with receipts of 63,266,341 and expenditures of 23,360,324, yielding a deficit of 3,293,88. Panama Canal costs push the year’s outlay beyond 13 million. Secretary MacVeagh remains confident the Treasury can last until Congress convenes and notes plans to issue or convert bonds if needed. Twenty-two new national banks start October with $250,000 in capitalization. total national bank circulation rises to 74,874,309 as coin and gold totals reach over 14 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
MacVeagh
Treasury
Congress
Pandua
Panama
Census recount ordered for Newburgh wards
Special Agent Koch and census officials will recount parts of Newburgh New York after complaints that the ward counts were inaccurate. A full city recount may be required, with discrepancies blamed on supervision gaps and incomplete canvassing.
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Styaight
Koch
Durand
Census Bureau
Ijoch
Iantin
Cty
Newburgh
Tanand Sahil
Dme
Carnival at Our Father Church Hosts Mother Goose Faire
Masente Temple hosts a Mother Goose carnival by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Church of Our Father. The transformed hall features fairyland decor with Mother Goose as ruler. merchants and locals praised the realistic scenes and the program runs into the night with games, rides, and attractions attracting attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uw Masente
Church of Our Father
Mother Goose
Observance of All Saints Day Across Washington Churches
All Saints Day was observed with services in Episcopal and Catholic churches across Washington. Episcopal churches held Holy Communion and named clergy at various cathedrals, while Catholic churches conducted high masses and Vespers for the dead. Requiem Masses were scheduled for the morning with high masses at St Patrick's and other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding oMething
St Andrewas
SS Atuan
St Pauls
Tather Walsh
Aung
Ecork
War Veteran's Funeral Today for Daniel Stewart
Funeral services for Daniel Stewart, a veteran of the Crimean and Civil wars, who died last Monday at his residence 825 Sixth Street Southeast, will be held this morning at 9 o'clock at Perets Church with Rev. J. M. O'Brien officiating. A second service under John A. Rawlins Post No 1 GA K will be held at Arlington National Cemetery, where interment will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Stewart
Hutlday
Sixth Street
Santos Coffee Debate Hints Trade Name Restrictions
Coffee importing interests debated whether Santos labeled coffee from other districts should be restricted to Santos origin or allowed to bear the Santos name when shipped via the port. The American market figures involved, the Pavlo district focus, and similar districts were discussed as the board postponed a decision amid uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Inspection
Santos
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Said To Relieve Eczema
The text promotes relief and quick cure of eczema on skin and hands using Cuticura Soap for baths and Cuticura Ointment applied from birth, claiming fast soothing and improvement in most cases.
Revolt in Peru Nipped as Plotters Arrested in Lima
Lima reports the government halted a planned rebellion by arresting organizers, including a plot to trigger uprisings across the country. In Cuzco a plot was foiled and authorities moved to ensure tranquility amid ongoing tensions with Ecuador and a fragile domestic scene under President Leguia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Jeadera
Cuzco
Department
Ecuador
Ministry of
Leguia
Goat's Milk Mayor's Cure for Indigestion
Special to The Washington Port from Indianapolis reports Mayor Shank plans to drink two quarts of goat's milk daily as a cure for indigestion. He cites statistics claiming goat's milk can cure the disease and notes his past work as an auctioneer offered more chances to crack jokes than his current duties selling household goods.
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Shank
Indianapolis
Washington
Ind
Arrested on Old Charge Involves Maryland Man
William E. Dunbar, 74, a Baltimorean claimed railroading work, was arrested in Southwest Washington on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. Detective Thomas McNamee jailed the man after a four year old incident at 133 Pennsylvania Avenue involving a $1,080 payment with a bad check for tombstones. The complainant is Henry E. Ruppecht, marble yard owner.
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Thomas McNamee
Wiliam E. Dunbar
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dunbar
Washington
Baltimore
Henry E. Ruppscht
Jamarnns
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ruppecht
McNamee
Traders National Bank
Leniency Toward Jews Opens New Residence Areas in Russia
Nov 1. Emperor Nicholas approved a cabinet resolution allowing unrestricted Jewish residence in twelve districts across the provinces of Vitebsk Volhynia Mohilev Poltava and Kherson as well as the town of Yekaterinodar Kuban capital. The move follows local petitions seeking better business conditions and ends the prior restricted pate policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Nicholas
Ukraine
Vitebsk
Volhynia
Mohilev
Poltava
Knhergon
Yekaterinodar
Kuban
Hotels list of guests across cities and states
A dense OCR list enumerates hotel guests and residents by city and state, including many names and affiliations. The compilation covers Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, California, and numerous other locales with hotels such as Shoreham and Willard noted, along with travelers and accompanying families.
Juror in Bribery Trap Held on Bail in NY Case
New York City news reports Dengelbert Tiemendorfer and George W Yeandle held on 25000 bail after an alleged bribe offer to influence juror Yeandle in the Edward Rosenheimer murder case. Yeandle pleaded not guilty. Rosenheimer’s trial proceeds with exhibits including the damaged carriage.
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New York
Dengelbert Tiemen- Gorfer
George W. Yeandie
Edward T. Rosenheimer
Tiemendorfer
Whitman
O’gorman
Yeandle
Tomorriow
Yeandla
Rosenheimer
Miss Grace Hough
Nan Patterson
James W. Osborne
O'Gorman
Mendorfer
Osborne
George A. Knoblock
Osborne’ Law Frm
Madison Avenue
Knoblock
Themendorfer
Murphy
Thne
Miss Hough
Criminal Courts
Honduran ex-governor returns to Amapala amid armed stance
Gen Jose Valladares, former Amapala governor deposed by President Davila, reportedly returns to Amapala to hand over command to his successor and proclaims opposition to the government. Rumors say he attacked the American consular agency and committed other excesses in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Jose Valladares
Amapala
Honduras
Davila
Tegucigalpa
Plan Dolliver Monument in Fort Dodge Des Moines River land offered
Citizens of Fort Dodge Iowa move to honor the late Senator Jonathan F Dolliver by erecting a memorial park along the Des Moines river with 100 acres donated by two wealthy locals. A shaft is planned at the site as part of the project.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Jonathan F. Dolliver
Des Moines River
Dolliver
Battleships Set Out for Two Months Visiting Cruise
The Atlantic battle fleet of sixteen battleships departs from Boston New York Philadelphia and Hampton Roads for a two months visiting cruise to French and English ports along the English Channel. At a spot in the Atlantic about 250 miles off the coast the four divisions will rendezvous tomorrow. The third division comprising the Minnesota Vermont Idaho and Mississippi left Philadelphia yesterday to reach the rendezvous on time. The remaining ships are scheduled to sail today.
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Spick
Atlantic Battle Fleet
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Hampton Roads
English Channel
Atlantic
Feet
Minnesota
Vermont
Idaho
Mississippi
Gall
Admiral Barry flies flag as Pacific cruiser fleet commander
Rear Admiral Edward B. Barry assumed command of the Pacific cruiser fleet in San Francisco on November 1, relieving Rear Admiral Giles B. Harber, who will depart for Honolulu next Monday. The cruiser West Virginia becomes the fleet flagship, taking over from the California, which becomes flagship of the second division led by Rear Admiral Chauncey Thomas.
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San Francisco
Cal
Edward B. Barry
Giles B. Harber
Honolulu
West Virginia
California
Chauncey ‘Thomas
Army Orders Read Off Absences and Departures
Leeves of absence Second Lieut Franklin L Whitley first infantry three months with per nursion to go beyond the sea Capt Verachel Tupes Fiat infantry extended ten days First Lieut George Campbell medical reserve corps will proceed to Hot Springs Ark and report to the commanding officer Army and Navy General Hospital Capt Charles R Lawson quartermaster will proceed to Hot Springs Ark and report to the commanding officer Army and Navy General Hospital Capt Adam F Cread ordances department will proceed to Fort Cenwell N C an official business Lieut Col J Walker Benet ordnance department will sail December 5 to Honolulu H T for official business
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Leeves
Franklin L Whitley
First Infantry
Verachel Tupes
Fiat
George Campbell
Medical Reserve Corps
Hot Springs
Ark
Army and Navy General Hospital
Charles R. Lawson
Adam F. Cread
Ordapes Department
Fort Cenwell
N. C
J. Walker Benet
Ordnance Department
Honolulu
H. T
Naval officers orders and promotions list
Rest Admiral T. Phelps returns home and Comdr M McCormick receives duty in the Eleventh Lighthouse district. Lieut Commander Williams commissioned. Be T Constein and others named lieutenant commanders in September. Several lieutenants promoted in June and July. Wilcox sent to Naval Medical School Hospital in Washington D C. Surgeon A M Fauntleroy commissioned October 7. Passed Assistant Surgeon H L Smith promoted July 12.
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Phelps
M- McCormick
Wighthouse
Detroit
Williams
BE. T. Constein
Leute
H. BE. Shoemaker
J.H. Newton, Jr
W. F. Aberle
J. M. Dorteh
I W. Wilcox, Jr
Naval Medical School Hospital
Washington, D. C
A. M. Fauntleroy
H. L. Smith
Poslam Healing Power Promises Overnight Skin Relief
Poslam, a new skin remedy, is advertised to relieve and cure all skin diseases including acne, tetter, piles, saltrheum, and skin scale. The ad claims itching stops immediately and skin regains color and texture, with overnight results for less serious issues. Free samples offered by Emergency Laboratories, New York City.
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Jessie Beach
Reckford
Mich
Ogram, O'Donnell
Affleck
People’s Drug Store
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Is Strap-Hangers Passengers on Rear Platform Also May Be Awarded Damages
The District of Appeals reversing a lower court holds street railway companies must protect all passengers. In Hart v Capital Traction Co a rider thrown from a moving car on Eighteenth and U streets February 28 198 dated injuries. Overcrowding strap hanging and platform riding are common. company cannot tailor safety rules to seated riders only.
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District Court of Appeals
van Dredel
District Supreme Court
Abraham Hart
Capital Traction Company
Eighteenth
U Streeta
Justice van Orsdel
Rate Evidence All In At Chicago Rate Hearing
Chicago reports conclude the presentation of evidence before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Hearing on December 14 will shape the decision, with railways arguing increased rates are needed for costs and efficiency while shippers contend current returns are generous and that capitalization skews rate statistics, warning of a potential consumer tax reaching hundreds of millions.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commision
Washington
Tis
Funeral for James M. A. Spottswood, longtime government printer
James M. A. Spottswood, a 73 year old longtime employe of the government printing office, died yesterday at Garfield Hospital. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 41 o'clock from the family home at 1354 Harvard Street NW. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. He joined the office in 1857 and became assistant foreman in 1873. He belonged to Columbia Typographical Union No. 101.
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James M. A. Spottswood
Government
Garfield Hospital
Harvard Street
Father Magee
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mount Olivet
Mar. Spottswood
Government Printing Office
Carlisle
Columbia Typographical Union
Washington
German Crown Prince Skips Philippines Visit on Far East Tour
Berlin November 1 The official Far Eastern tour schedule for Crown Prince Frederick William omits a Philippine stop despite prior speculation by American Secretary of War Dickinson. The prince travels with a 25 member entourage led by Lieut Gen Count Zudobng as commander of the household cavalry.
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Philippines
Berlin
Frederick Wiliam
Mr. Dickinson
William
Count Zudobng
Pauline Wayne to Grace Taft With Cow Parade in Washington
Pauline Wayne, the Wisconsin prize cow, heads for Washington as Senator Isaac Stephenson plans a ceremonial arrival and a playful parade to welcome her to the White House stable. Manager James P. Torrey attends Pauline and coordinates with Mr Taft’s staff for a formal greeting and lighthearted festivities.
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Stephenson
Mr. Taft
Pauline
Capt. Butt
Pauline Wayne
Washington
Wisconsin
James P. Torrey
Kenosha
T Pauline
Torrey
White House
Taft
United States
Paulline
Henator Stephenson
Stalwart
Depot Square
Paulne
Government Printing Office
Maide
Bebles
Will
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Norton
Senator Stephenson
Noted French exiled soldier dies in California at 78
Maj Charles De Rudio US Army retired noted soldier of fortune died in Los Angeles at age 78 from heart disease. In the 1860s he tried to assassinate Empress Eugenie by bombing her carriage and was sentenced to guillotine but Queen Victoria intervened leading to exile. He then came to the United States and fought in the Civil War before joining the regular army.
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de Rudio
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles de Rudio
Royalist Party
France
Eugenie
Victoria
Enetiah
United States
Heyl Exonerated in Mrs Wood Death Torner Jury
Torner jury at Emergency Hospital exonerates John E Heyl in the death of Mrs Helen M Wood wife of Alfred Wood of the Washington Loan and Trust Company. The verdict calls the October 2 accident an unavoidable accident with Heyl on bond. Eyewitnesses confirm low speed and efforts to avoid the collision. Funeral services for Mr Wood are set for tomorrow at the First Congregational Church with Rev Samuel H Woodrow officiating.
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Helen M. Wood
Alfred Wood
Washington Loan and Trust Company
John E. Heyl
Heyl
Alonzo Tweedale
William F. Hart
Joseph R. Maxwell
Howard Moran
Grace A
Arrested at Age of 107 in Fort Totten Liquor Case
In Grand Forks North Dakota on November 1 19xx the 107 year old C M Zlebach was arrested at Fort Totten on a charge of introducing liquor on the Indian reservation. He faces a federal grand jury with bond set for temporary release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Totten
Grand Forks
N. Ca
United States
C. M. Zlebach
Debach
Nightmarish Murder in Georgia Merchant's Family Tragedy
Lawrenceville Georgia November 1 Joseph D Wallace wealthy merchant killed his wife and son Citne 7 and wounded Felton 9 then shot at two girls before killing himself Police say the spree followed a nightmare state with the father acting in mania The surviving family members recall chaotic night and the physician notes nightmare episodes that frightened the household
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Washington Post
Lawrenceville
Joseph D. Wallace
Felton
Citne
Wallace
Samuel Willetts Wedded at Hartford Church
Samuel Willetts former master of foxhounds of Meadow Brook Hunt married yesterday to Mamie H Arnold at the First Presbyterian Church in Hartford Conn by Rev J F Johnstone. The bride, formerly Mrs Lemuel Bastings Arnold, is a daughter of Mrs John E Holsington of Mineola New York.
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New Yorke
Samuel Willetts
Meadowbrook Hunt
MaMe H. Arnold
First Presbyterian Church of
Hartford, Conn
J. F. Johnstone
Lemuel Bastings Arnold
John E. Holsington
Mineola
Marie Holsington Holmes
Lemuel Hastings Arnold
Mr. Arnold
L. A. Arnold
Garden City
L. Arnold
Treasury Department
Washington
J Warren Greeny
Brooklyn
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Loston
Frank C Hateh
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Herbert Campbell
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HA Walters
Willard
Pierce
KB Whitney
J Nidwald
Orville D von Rondatrum
Henry HR Towne
HC Mead
Ingraham
E. F Ingraham
Riggs
J. L. Davia
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PB Anderson
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G. Barber
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W. le Gendra
Aln Cheater
Winera
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J. H Robinson
William Robinson
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EB Mller
Robert Kelly
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M. C Green
Jacques Rech
HD Meyer
H. N. van Bezer
A W Fonde
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J. M. Crevey
J. T Holland
Barrier
Raleigh
Lalitornia
St. James
Blackburn
Ventura
Thuitt Rawson Ward Vester
Pasadena
Lakeville
Mra
EF. Atwood
Mlay Cutter
Covington
Edward J Herbert
Hartford
Geordia R
W Williams
Atanta
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Witlard
Kentucky
B. H Buckley
Buchanan
Ebbitt
Louisiana
F. Henderson
New Orleans
D. Henriques, Jr
Willan
Massachusetts
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Fred B Robbing
Swampscott
Rigget
A. A Smith
North Adams
Edward Blake, Jr
Greenfield
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Fall River
Farry ‘Wolfenden
Attletoro
Maryland
John J Lyons
1Ong
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MA Murphy
College Park
Rigger
M. L Mandelbaum
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EE Robb
Ernest Gull
Wilard
Missouri
W. M Waugh
St. Louis
A. L. Welle
Rochester
Marvell Day
Schenectady
R. W. Day
W. E. Baldwin
Buffalo
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H. Cochran
T .l. Ingolasby
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E. M. Blake
Trenton
W. J. Simpson
Hoboken
Ohio
W. C. Rontrahm
Mansfeld
H T. Grocely
Marion
Frederick Fuller
John A. Werner
E. J. van Pein
Dayton
Wilferd Robert
Wire
M. Harris
Cincinnati
W. Harbaun
Toledo
Pennsylvania
E. W. Dolph
Scranton
T. —. Sheilds
Greensburg
Omdort
Waynesburg
W. R. Day
du Bois
Rateteh
Rhode Island
E. R. Bullock
Pawtucket
Ebpitt J. Rosenblatt
Providence
TEXAG
A. Vogel
San Antonio
Virginia
M. H. Clayton
Roanoke
Mrs. FT. Tiot
Charles A. Holt
Staunton
R. D. Wainwright
Richmond
John E Howens
Norfolk
MM Maybee
L. W. Booton
Orange
R. D. L Fleming
Plains
J. W Doffs and
Rite
Clare Bueg
Bt. James
Harry B. Slilott
Martingbug
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Vito
Scotland
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Buenon Alcew
Rgentina
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Berth Cuore
Talesman
Yeandip
Nan Patternon
Plan Dolliver
Admiral Barry
ARMY
Poslam
Commission
Spottswood
Royal Trip
Manila
G. A. White
Penna. Avenue
Soroner
Mrs. Wood
Mania
Georgia
Horseman
Executive Department
State League of Republican Clubs
FS Et
W. B. Moses & Sons
Elontia Ember
Mesxra
Chick
Roth
Penna. Ave
Cor
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American Security and Trust Company
Charles J. Bell
Fifteenth Street
Ava
Cosmos
Ei Ito i
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LANE
Goodwin & Lane
Police
Tolis
Ethel Clarice
Kvller & Grc & Grogan
Whietle
Florists
Emile
ROYAL
Cor.-H
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A .Aurice
Henrietta Crosman
MM Pew
Smendorf
Frederic Thompson
Cawthory and Mald Raimond Company
Golden Garter
PRU Teemaat
Denman Thompson
Hinsneif
Tee
Henry & Harris
America
Elsie Ferguson
Belasco
MR. Weedon
Grossmith and Hie London
ROG Carton
Criterion
Nate Landon
Ouy Mules
Carrie de Marx
Albert Whelan
Jack Litvae
AN Wahry
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Zennor Young
Miss April
Clare Helerome
Wm Bermeur
Erect 2
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Max Figdler
Néw Tudslay
National Theater
Margaret Keles
Beate
Ay Dreops
Elly Lyce U M
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Jos. K
Watson
Lontera Ainee
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Ida Emerson
Rf Pretty Ant
Nex
Tiss and Garter
I Academy
Eleanor Montell
Tiberius Ra
Peleus
Asia
Mattingly
Pistorio
Columbia
Holmes Plate
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