Rest for Pringe Louis Luncheon and Dinner Guests
Informal affairs to which British Naval Visitor accepted invitations. Prince Louis of Battenberg dined with Walter Reed Townley and Sir Mortimer Durand, hosted by Assistant Secretary Oller. The schedule included a Mount Vernon visit this morning, with an Annapolis return this afternoon.
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Mount Vernon
Annapolis
Prince Louis of Battenberg Macmiral
Jesurday
White House
Mortimer Durand
Vitar
Walter Reanpre Townley
Hia
Sis Hos
Ducond Hs
St ‘Lomas
Ha British Inhaney
Ni Street
Hincheon
Bendes Prince Vis
Sur Mortimer
Lady Durrind
Oller
Ming Jasger
Mary Justice
Holmes
Ate
Taft
Choate
Wes John Divis
Boardman
Apeat
Louis Acesm- Panna
Ambessidor
Lang Durand
Mortimer ecCatt
Ge Stvens
Prominu
Allee Roose
Washington
Netwport
Terese
Townlss
Trinca Louis
Prince Vexinder
Edlert
Rian
Apt Kerr
Misa ‘Townsend
Phiadelphia
Downess
Prince Louise of Cuttenberg
Jack
Max Ats
Vernon
Bones Found in Trash Linked to Medical Student
Tritchard Garner found human bones while removing sump trash from a cellar on HT Street Northwest. A detached arm and infant leg were uncovered with papers and books belonging to a medical student, who had recently lived nearby. Police investigated as a potential hidden murder clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tritchard Garner
Daly Court
Saturns
Hosn Ho
Pollee
Wu Johnson
Lost Sailor Identified After Drowning Near Norfolk
The Navy reports the sailor washed overboard from the USS Colorado during the President’s voyage to Norfolk has been identified as Mack Sonneman of New York City. A boatswain’s mate second class, he died helping to cover a ventilator tube in the forecastle. his body was not recovered amid the gale off the Carolina coast as Rear Admiral Brownson’s squadron moved north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Norfolk
Navy Department
Galler
Carolina
Brownson
Mack Sonneman
New York City
Cailor
West Virginia
Sonneman
Jamestown Exposition Project To Europe For Support
Former Representative Harry St George Tucker of Virginia sails for Europe to gain foreign government backing for the 1907 Jamestown Exposition. Tucker carries State Department credentials and aims to secure $2,000,000 for construction and a $500,000 government exhibit, believing Congress will provide liberal funding. He plans to return by year’s end and press for equitable appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. Tucker
Europe
Harry St. George ‘Tucker
Virginia
Tucker
State Department
United States
Congress
Old Dominion
Civil War Veteran Willam Taylor Dies at 66
Willam Taylor, pension office employee, died shortly before 1 oclock Saturday night at his home 49 F street northwest aged sixty six. Born April 20 1889 in Hangorph Portage County Ohio he taught Marlboro Union schools and served over three years in One Hundred and Fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He was a member of Linco Post G A R Columbia Lodge Lafayette Chapter R M and Columbia Commandery Knights Templar. He was an examiner in the Pension Bureau for many years. Funeral at 4 today at his home with interment in Marlboro Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Acayior
Fension
F Street
Northwest
Taylor
Hangorph
Portage County
Ohio
Marlboro
Ysar
Moody Honored by St Louis Allied Bodies
The Allied Commercial and Industrial Organizations of St Louis adopted resolutions thanking Attorney General William H. Moody for his prompt action in the Tecauua railroad credit case. The twenty four organizations endorsed the measure and ordered copies sent to Moody in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Commercial and Industrial Organizations
City of
St Louis
William H. Moods
United States
Tas
Ofear
Terealway
Aled Commercial and Industra Bottes
Day of St Louis
Im Joint Assembly
Aso
Woman Struck by Capital Traction Car at Fourteenth and Penn
Mrs James Cochran fifty two of 1139 C street southwest was knocked down at the intersection by a Capital Traction Company car Saturday night. Picked up by two policemen and carried into two stores for treatment by Dr William Johnson. She had a slight cut on the neck and bruises but declined hospital care and returned home in a cab.
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Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania
Ayenua
James Cochran
C Street
Captal Traction Company
Larrick
Holmes
Itatian
William Johnson
Washington Barracks
Washington Boy Hungerford Returns to City
W A Hungerford, vice president and general manager of the H J Hanged Shoe Vamp Company, registered at the Raleigh in Washington and plans several weeks here. A longtime ad man from Woodward & Lothrop to the Chicago Record-Herald and Milwaukee Sentinel, he now promotes a patented vamp used by Wanamaker and the J G Brandt Shoe Company as he tours the country to introduce the new shoe building method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hungerford
William A Hungerford
H J Hanged Shoe Vamp Company
Raleigh
Washington
Hungerford
Woodward & Lothrop
Chicago Record-Herald
Liter
Mulwaukee Sentinel
Hangerford
Wanamaker
J G Brandt
Sioux Tribe Hosts Red Men's Great Council Visit
The Sioux Tribe No 18 welcomed officers of the Red Men's Great Council District of Columbia on their annual visit. The Bloux Tribe wigwam at 010 Pennsyl vania Avenue NW was crowded with delegations from Wogan tribe and guests from Mary land, New Hampshire, and New Jersey. Great Sachem Dr. Marvin and chiefs praised Sioux Tribe on membership and finances. A luncheon followed with singing instrumentals and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men
Great Council
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Avenue Northwest
Marylad
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Marvin
Fortifications Drive U S Coast and Lakes Defense Plans
The Endicott board outlines fortification costs for the sea coasts with sixteen million more needed, bringing total appropriations to over 28 million. Projects span the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, Great Lakes and St Lawrence defenses, with Manila Bay, Guantanamo Bay, Hawaii sites, and river harbor improvements also noted.
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Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
United States
Endicott Board
Alexander Mackenzie
Timehman Bay
Maine
Penobscot River
Kennebec River
Fla
Tampa Bay
Florida
Poreacole
Fia
Vonlie
Ata
New Orleans
la Galveston
Tex
San Diego
Cal
San Francisco
Columbia River
Oregon
Washington
Vuget Sound
Wash
Lake Champain
St Lawrence River
Taft Board
Congress
Engineer Department
Artillery
Stenar Corps
Gylventon
Travis
San Jacinto
Manila Bay
Subig Bay
Phiippine Islands
Naval Station
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Hawaii
Long Island Sound
Mobile
Ala
Charleston
Narragassett Bay
Puget Sound
Insular
Renovast
Manta
Subly Bay
Philippine
Hiszbor
Hawaiian
Isla
Tde
Mississippi River Commission
Governors Island
New York Harbor
California Debme Commission
Mississippi Tower Commission
Portland Harbor
Harbor of Refuge
Cape Ann
Masachusetts
Lynn Harbor
Masaachus Seum
Boston Harbor
Messachusetts
Woods Hole
Providence River
Rhodo Ivani
Point Judith
Newark Harbor
Gowanus Tey
New York
Safer Island
New Jersey
Delaware River
Pensaylvania
Savannah Harbor
Georgia
St. Johns River
Hillaborne Bay
Aloriza
Ohio River
Dame
Anghesey Elves
Bennaytvania
Weat
Virginia
Kentucky River
Duluth
Biloncola
Superior Wie
Halland Harbor
Michigan
St Mary River
the Falla
Hay Lake Chanel
Detroit River
Sandusky Harbor
Ohio
Huron Harbor
Black River Harbor
Ohie
Cleveland Harbor
Blak Rock Harbor
Bere Brain
Saa Pedro Hareor
California
Whitington Harbor
Calfornia
Oakland Harbor
San Pedro Bay
Cotumbia River
Dalles
Colummbia River
Vancouver
Willamette
Columbia
Fown
Burrows Expects Smoot Case Verdict This Winter
Senator Burrows of Michigan, chairing the Privileges and Elections Committee, arrived in Washington and said he expects the Reed Smoot seat contest to be disposed of before the current term ends. He noted testimony was substantial and the committee is open to further witnesses, planning to act after reorganization and the Maryland Senate vacancy.
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Burrows
Michigan
Washington
Congress
Reed Smoot
Utah
Benatar Smoot
Mormon Helrarchy
Tony
Senator McComas
Maryland
Mother in law complains assault arrest at Garfield home
C Clark of Garfield apartment faced assault charges after a dispute with his wife at their home. Her mother Mrs Margaret Martin witnessed the incident and obtained the warrant. Clark posted 26 collateral for his court appearance after papers were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. C. Clark
King
Garfield
First Precinct
Margaret Martin
Princeton Alumni Club Smoker Plans Yale Army Navy Trips
The Princeton Alumni Club of the city holds its second monthly informal smoker Friday at 8. Plans discuss attending Yale in New Haven November 18 and Army Navy in Princeton December 2 with hopes of 40 000 guests. Wallace McLean reports from Princeton on entertainment and Wilson's availability. A report on the Princeton football cup and a Washington baseball tour for freshmen are on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
University Club
Yale
New Haven
Wallace Donald McLean
McLean
Woodrow Wilson
Alumni Club
Wilson
Jita
Asheville
Washington
Report on liquor traffic by Civic Club of the District
A Civic Club special committee led by Dr W S Lofton proposes to file a statement with the excise board to curb liquor traffic among colored people. Lofton cites saloons selling whisky at low prices and crowds helping to drink, while Rev Brooks and others urge steps to regulate the liquor traffic and await action before the excise board. Also, action on the M Street High School affair was postponed to this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club of
WS Lofton
W H. Brooks
W V Tunnell
Charles R Douglass
J. Ro Prancia
Excise Board
Loften Eald
W. H. Brooks
de Francis
Rey
R Douglass
Lexcise Board
M Street High School
Nobody Is Exempt New Preparation For Digestive Help
An old ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a common sense remedy that aids digestion without harsh purges. It claims tablets partly digest food, stimulate digestive fluids, relieve gland congestion, and cure both disease and its cause. Testimonials from users in varied locations support their effectiveness.
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Stuart
Borges
Byrd
Bays
Mike
Ourorent
Willard
Onslow
Iona
Saya
Mr. White
Canton
Phil Brooks
Detroit
Mich
Police Chief Clash At Presidents Boat In New Orleans
A clash in New Orleans between city police and John A Cotter supervising inspector of the Steamboat Inspection Service led to Cotter’s arrest during a river excursion for President Roosevelt. Cotter says he counted passengers to enforce load rules. police say they interfered with a federal officer. The incident, tied to President Roosevelt’s visit, is under investigation by the Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
City
John A Cotter
Steamboat Inspection Service
Crescent City
Department of Justice
George Uhler
Witten
Carter
Cotter
Comus
Coster
United States
Lnn
Kief
Big Weasel
Gen Whler
Nave
Supervising Inspector General
Department of Commerce
Labor
President Roosevelt Speeds Home Aboard West Virginia
The armored cruiser West Virginia, flagship of Admiral Bownson's squadron, hauled Roosevelt from South Pass to Cape Henry at high speed. Storms off the Carolina coast forced slowdowns, with winds near 52 mph and seas large as the Gulf Stream drove the ship down to ten knots at times. Other cruisers Colorain and Fennsylvania accompanied the flagship from Key West to Hampton Roads.
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West Virginia
West Virgiia
Admiral Bownson
South Paes
Mississippi River
Cape Henry
Roosevelt
Carolina Coast
Gulf Stream
Caps Hatteras
Colorain
Fennylvania
Key West
Hampton
Not First Japanese Lawyer Miyakawa Admits Error
An Iowa graduate alumnus asserts Dr. Miyakawa of George Washington University is not the first Japanese admitted to the American bar. He notes Ishikawa Kizo gained admission in 1890 in Iowa City, studied under Judge Lave, and died soon after graduation, indicating earlier Japanese lawyers existed or qualified before 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miyakawa
Washington
Iowa
George Washington University
Ishikawa Kizo
Iowa Clity
Ishikawa
Juan
Choir Boys Installed at St Mark's Episcopal Church
Ten boys were installed into St Mark's Episcopal Church choir by Bishop Satterlee. Rector Rev. W Ll. Devries delivered the address, welcoming them and reminding of the duties and privileges of their office. The class includes Douglass Burch, Theodore Columbia, Willz Duvall, Stanley Harman, Elmer Kintz, Edgar Mille, David McCoy, Joseph Palmer, Stanley Snodgrass, and William Une.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Bishop Satterlee
W Ll. Devries
Douglass Burch
Theodore Columbia
Willz Duvall
Stanley Harman
Elmer Kintz
Edgar Mille
David McCoy
Joseph Palmer
Stanley Snodgrass
William Une
Anderson Denies Charges in Anacostia Sergeant Trial
Police Trial Board resumes hearing of Sergeant W. T. Anderson at the First precinct station. Anderson denies combat unbecoming an officer charges brought by Policeman Crouch. Defense witnesses testified. rebuttal ended. Lambert and Mackay said closing arguments would be delivered Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Trial Board
Sergt
W. T. Anderson
Authponfes
Anacostia
First Precinct
Crouch
Lambert
Mackay
Crouel
Auction sale of Ward 1417 Pennsylvania Ave property by Owen & Son
Trustees will sell at public auction in front of 1417 Pennsylvania Ave SE DC a two story brick dwelling as unit Lot 94 in Thomas Ho Pickford and Clopence Hughl subdivision Square 1360 recorded land records. Sale Friday November ith 1905 at 4 o clock. One third cash balance in two equal yearly installments interest 6 percent per annum. Deposit 910 required at sale. Terms due within 15 days. Resale after five days advertisement at purchaser risk and cost. John Taylor Arms Basel A Drury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallseld
Penslvania Ave
District of Columbia
Trumtens
City of Washington District of Columbia
Thomas Ho Pickford
Clopence B. Hughl
Bnoc
Bnoc #8, wage 81. waxerher
Cording &E
Waanjugtas
John Taylor Arms
Basel A
Man Arrested for Insulting Remarks to Miss Burwell
James D Campbell was arrested by Policeman Connors in the First precinct Saturday night on charges of making insulting remarks to Miss H H Burwell. While walking on Pennsylvania avenue near Tenth street northwest the woman was accosted by Campbell. The officer nearby intervened and Campbell was placed under arrest. he denied making any insulting statements and furnished bonds of $00 for his court appearance today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Campbell
Connors
First Precinct
H H. Burwell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tenth Street
Campbell
Mand
De Roulede Returns to Paris Amid Enthusiastic Welcome
Paul de Roulede, founder of the League of Patriots, arrived in Paris after six years away. He was greeted by a large crowd at the station and escorted through the city as celebrations continued. Observers expect his re election to the Chamber of Deputies and anticipate a significant role in National Assembly proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paul de Roulede
League of Patriots
M . de Roulede
Chamber of Deputies
Treasury refunds top forty million as operations accelerate
Refunding by the Treasury Secretary last month has surpassed 40 million dollars with daily totals sometimes exceeding 3 million. Through the current total of 40,354,250 refunded, 8,987,000 is in eight percent bonds and 21,307,950 in four percent bonds, exchanged for the two percent 1930 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Lawson Charges Big Life Firms Rob Policy Holders
One year ago in Every body's Magazine Thomas W. Lawson accused the officers trustees and officials of the Three Big Life Insurance Companies of systematic robbery of policy holders in a letter to President McCall of New York Life Insurance and to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everybody’s Magazine
Thomas W. Lawson
Everybody's
Lawson
McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
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Townley
Cenne Tlout Avenue
Louis
Jamestown Fair
William K. Taylor
MR. Moody
Hood
Serotele
MacKenzie
Cranton
John Crosworth Scranton
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Presidents Boat
Anderson
Leeee Pee Lansburgh & Bro
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Owen & Son
Edi
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DE Roulede
NEW Publications
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Gxubers
Usc
7Th Street
Bet
American Security and Crust Company
Fifteenth Street
St. N.W
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Ith Street
HUB Furniture CO
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Garo
Berg
Christian Xander
Qvercoats
S. Goldheim, & Sons
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Tharp
Berkeley Rye
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Connecticut
Steinway
J. Georges G Son
Penna. Ave
N. W
Robby Carriage CO
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Jas Blackey
Ceuta
Tual
Virginia Democratic Association
Boston
Center Low
Hing
Drop Ip
Aee
14Th St
LIN Young
Sheemaker
Tennessee
Aker GO
Cassis
McGill & Wallace
Jos
H. Moore
Tao
Sr. Siva
W. Stanley Jones
Pulte
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