Dr Clark World Trip Banquet at Calvary Baptist Church
Dr Francis E Clark founder of the Christian Endeavor Society spoke at a mass meeting and a banquet at Calvary Baptist Church DC. Commissioner Macfarland hosted the event with toast, praising Clark’s world tour to Hawaii Australia and New Zealand. Substantial missionary fund contributions followed inclining a major $500 gift.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Father Endeavor
Commissioner Macfarland
Collection
Francis E. Clark
Christian Endeavour Society
District of Columbia Christian Endeavor Union
Calvary Baptist
Clark
Hawaii
Australia
New Zealand
San Francisco
America
Dr. Clark
Africa
Europe
Islands
Honolulu
Central Presbyterian Church
Hawasi
United States
Gate
Sur
Giad
Tim
Malbourne
Ecountis
Chris van Endeavoor
Stephens
Jess
Ormee i
Tropics
Omy
William Shaw
Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor Missionary Fund
Mr. Shaw
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Percy ‘Onter
MM Carre Burkt
Ralph Barnard
W. LD
Pere Thompson
Grace Updegraft
Hanguer
Shaw
Newera
Hev. Wallace Radcliffe
D. D
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Tennis S. Hamlin
Lutheran Memorial Church
S. Reese Murray
Union M. EB. Church
Stanton J. Peelle
Donald C. McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Henry B. Macfarland
Worthless check dupes Georgetown student would be matriculate
Dr George mw mouver of Georgetown University loses about 100 dollars and trust after a young man posing as son of Dr Starling Loving Columbus Ohio passes a check for 100 dollars to cover medical school dues. Dr Kober, who trusted the man, gave change and arranged matriculation steps before discovering the check is worthless. Police are informed, and the suspect known as Loving is at large.
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George Mw. Mouver
Georgetown University
J. H. Loving
Georgetown Long Enugh
Loving
Kober
Starling Loving
Columbus
Ohio
Kuber
Martin
Minority stockholders seek order to stop transfers on railroad
In a District Supreme Court equity move the minority of City and Suburban Railroad petition to compel the receiver to refuse passenger transfers from other roads. They also seek appointment of a co-receiver to work with Allan MecDermott. The meeting, held at Leon Tobriner’s office, drew about four thousand shares represented, and attorneys Colbert and Tobriner plan to file the suit within days claiming the receiver lacks authority to carry transfers and that the road’s affairs are not well managed.
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City and Suburban Railroad
District Supreme Court
Allan MecDermott
Leon Tobriner
John Marshall Place
Tobriner
Colbert
Permanent World’s Fair Proposed by Northwest Citizens
The Northwest Suburban Association met at Masonic Hall Tennallytown with President C Taincaster presiding to discuss congressional funding for surface sewers and to propose a permanent World’s Fair Exposition in the District of Columbia. The resolution urged a national move to locate the exposition in the DC suburbs with permanent government and state buildings and a world resource exhibit.
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Northwest
Timer Northwest Suburban Association
Masonic Hall
Tennallytown
C. Taincaster
Lancaster
Congress
District of Columbia
Tancaster
J. W. Chappell
Association
James L. Tate
James §. Bundy
Columbia Heights
Father Awarded Custody of Children by Chief Justice
After a full day hearing Chief Justice Clabaugh granted Bert Rand Moore custody of his two children Justa Rutledge Moore and George Fit Moore. The children had lived with their aunt Mrs. Laura Crowther for years, who challenged the father's fitness during habeas corpus proceedings.
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Clabaugh
Bertrand ©. Moore
Justa Rutledge Moore
George Fit Moore
Laura Crowther
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed as Vitality Tonic
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the remedy for general debility and tiredness. It claims the blood is at fault and urges readers to obtain a book from Hood Co. in Lowell Massachusetts detailing testimonials and benefits of the product.
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Hood
CC L Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Woman charged in embezzlement case heard in Police Court
In Boston the case of Mrs. Earl Dickinson of Lewando Cleaning and Dyeing Co. centers on an alleged robbery and chloroform assault at the Colorado Building. Witnesses describe bruises while detectives cite a scratch and a suspect’s handwriting, with defense challenging the claims as the matter goes before a grand jury.
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Earl Dickinson
Lewando Cleaning and Dyeing Company
Boston
Colorado
Dickinson
Kimball
Horne
Charles H. Merillat
William E. Ambrose
Mrs. Dickinson
Frank Edwards
Dickingon
Riggs Insurance Company
Edwards
Charles White
Colorida
Dashed Under Moving Trains in Desperate Fugitive Chase
A twelve year old boy Earl Thoma fled after petit larceny as Detective Barbee chased him under moving Baltimore trains near the Baltimore station. Thoma narrowly escaped and was captured, sent to the House of Detention. Also: Henry Cissel sought for assault and property destruction on E Street. steamer Washington ran ashore near Port Tobacco Creek but suffered no damage. Sarah E Hooff returned to her Virginia home with her father.
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Earl Thoma
Barbee
Behanes
Thoma
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cora Detrow
Detrow
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Henry Cissel
Cissel
Samuel Shaperin
E Street
Second
Third Streets
Shaperin
Shaperio
Washington
Norfolk and Washington Line
Port Tobacco Creek
Norfolk
Hooff
Sarah .E. Hooff
Justice Wright
Virginia
Private Smith to be discharged for marrying a colored woman
Unofficial War Department report says Private John T. Smith of Fort Mott Salem Mass will be discharged for the good of the service after the election between November 18 and 20. The case centers on his marriage to a Negro woman and raises questions about army regulation while noting no change in marriage rights. Gen. Davis sent papers to the President, who returned them without comment. A ten day clock had just expired with a ten day extension granted.
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War Department
John T. Smith
Fort Mott
Salem
Mass
Army
Smith
Gen. Davis
Roosevelt
Henry H. Moore
Philippine Scouts
Charles P. Stivers
Geeral
Kansas Ciy
William R. Grove
Grove
Wll
Kansas City
San Francisco
Cal
Manila
P. I
Arthur M. Edwards
Nework City
N. Y
St. Paul
Minn
Salmon F. Dutton
C. W. Plokston
Madison Harracks
Walter H. Dade
Philippines
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyo
Alva R. Hull
Philippine Islands
Hull
Ernest H. Ruffner
Corps of Engineers
Fourteenth
Garrett J. Lydecker
Booker Washington Jr Seeks Army Paymaster Post
Booker Washington Jr the eldest son of Booker T Washington has filed for appointment as army paymaster. A Massachusetts Institute of Technology student aged 23 his New Haven dated application carries endorsements from Booker T Washington and other New Haven notables. The filing is on suspended list for November 1. Local war department chatter says he has a strong chance for one of the few vacancies. John R Lynch the only current negro paymaster faced discipline issues linked to his color during the Spanish war and in the Philippines.
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Booker Washington, Jr
Booker T. Washington
New Haven
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
War Department
Washington
John R. Lynch
Navy Department
Lynch
Philippines
Plans for Scout Ships Approval and Specs
Secretary Morton approved chief characteristics for three scout ships Chester Birmingham and Salem. They will be 424 feet long 46 feet 6 inches broad 18 feet 3 inches draft full load and 436 feet depth amidships with displacement 4310 tons and speed 24 knots. Armament includes twelve 3 inch guns and two submerged torpedo tubes. Accommodations for commanding officers wardroom officers warrant officers and 168 enlisted men. Bids to be opened early next year.
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Morton
Chester
Birmingham
Salem
West Virginia Navy Cruiser Delivers 22.33 Knot Trial Record
Newport News Va Nov 4 The armored cruiser West Virginia arrived from her official trial off the Massachusetts coast observed speed 22.13 knots with tidal correction expected to reach 22.33 knots. She entered bearing brooms at the mastheads and 22.33 painted on her side and will be commissioned about December 1.
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Washington Post
Newport News
West Virginia
Massachusetts
Omerals
Wages at Navy Yard to Stay Unchanged
A conference yesterday at the Navy Department between Secretary Mor ton and two local machinists union committees led to an agreement that the current wage schedule at the Washington Navy Yard will remain in place until the board meeting in January. The plan preserves existing pay rates while officials review future adjustments.
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Navy Department
Morton
Machinnets' Union
Washington Navy Yard
There's a Reason In Whacks Health Advice From Nature
Old Mother Nature issues gentle or firm whacks to discipline habits like whisky tobacco coffee tea and other drugs. The warning urges quitting abuse to restore vitality and performance and promotes Postum as a coffee substitute while promoting the book The Road to Wellville for guidance.
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Teu
Wellville
Navy wage scale revision to be reviewed by labor board
The article notes the wage scale set by the labor board at the navy yard, to be reconsidered at its next regular January meeting. It references semi annual adjustments and last July’s scale as context for the upcoming discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Gustave Zing Seeks Court After Insanity Claim
German ironworker Gustave Zing, over fifty, alleged enemies seek his life and sought confinement at No 8 Precinct. He claims a murderer pursues him, cites past Philadelphia shipyard job, and says his wife in Buffalo hasn’t been seen for two years. Justice Anderson signed a divorce decree for Kate N Holcer from Edgar F Holcer on desertion. Interstate Commerce Commission inspectors visited Pottsville area mines, including Philadelphia and Reading collieries, to assess conditions amid Hearst coal sale dispute.
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Gustave Zing
Zing
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Justice Anderson
Kate N. Holcer
Edgar F. Holcer
Luckett
Pottsvalle
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. R. Hearst
Reading
Schuylkill County
Broad Mountain
Weather Outlook and Class Officer Elections Report
The bulletin details Gulf and North Pacific storm movements with rain in the Atlantic States and fair weather elsewhere, forecasting general fair conditions Sunday and brisk northeast winds along coasts. It also notes storm warnings from Wilmington to Eastport and provides tide times and temperature updates. In a separate item, the Washington College of Law class of 1905 elected Gertrude B. Fowler president, Mary J. Lazenby vice president, Grace Garriott secretary, and Frances M. Lewis treasurer.
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U. S
Pacific Coast
Lake
South Atlantic States
North Carolina
Atlantic States
Lower Lake Region
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
Atlantic
Wilmington
Eastport
Pacific
Port Crescent
Weat Anavortes
Bellingham Bay
Washington College of Law
Gertrude B. Fowler
Mary J. Lazenby
Grace Garriott
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Christian Endeavorers Greet Society
Dr. Kober
Ae Era
Private Smith
Booker Washington
Lansburgh
BRO
Perrin’s
Bray
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
W. C. Wise
Navy
F. B. Zahm
Mare Island
Cal, &C
Bureau Construction and Repair
Washington, D. C
H. A. Evans
Nezinacot
Portsmouth
N. H
Tapekk
New York
Bennington
Acapulco
Marietta
Montevideo
Tha Grande
Petrel
Magdalene
Hay
San Diego
Hannibal
Lambert Point
Portemouth
Hampton Roads
Yankee
Minneapolis
Columbia
Prairie
Old Point Comfort
Bradford
Topeka
Gloucester
Tacoma
San Juan
Hearst
Atlantic & Pacific
Sta
Cafe
Calvert
Fourteenth St
A LA Carte
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
Downey’s Stables
17Th St
Tolman
Cor
Sts
Raja Max
N.C
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
N. D
Ismarck
Barey
N.Y
Chicago
AG Ag
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Iowa
Davenport
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Sfay
Indianapolis
Inder
Jacksonville
Fla
Little Rock
Aric
Marquette, Mich
Memphis
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Nebra Az
Metia
Nebr
Bittsburg
Utah
Gait Lake City
St. Louis
Pringfeld
Vicksburg
Miss
A. J
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
Ave
Q. J. de Moll & Co
G Street
Special Department
American Security and Crust Company
Tharp
Berkeley
F St. N.W
NOTIE
Masonie
New Orleans
Miller's Ty
Earnshaw & Bro
Corcoran Gallery OF Art
Paige
Adission
McGloRk
William N. Compton
Tate Insurance
Loan and Trust
Telephone Mariner
Macnonnatti
School OF Phienology
Mme. L. Mardonnall
Alexandria
Mt Vergon
Shoemaker
Tennessee
Ioat
Shoomaker CO
McGill & Wallace
Life
Clara A. Westlake
The
Brunswick
Baugh
Osteopathy
Prbs. Coen
Ofice- Main
Hes
West
L. T
Kirkpatrice
Bond Building
Ee Osteopathy
Honges
Stearns
D. G
Matoava
de Osteopathy
Alice M. Paterson
Walter L. Smith
D. A
W. L
T. Blig
Niewspap
Ura
James K. Probey
N. W
Hub Furniture Co
S. E
7Th and
D Sts
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