Morton Desert Residence Ties Morton to Woethington
Levi P. Morton former vice president and New York governor has left New York for Woethington. An affidavit dated November 1 filed with the New York department states his residence since April 1 is 16 Rhode Island Avenue NW. He relinquishes a personal appearance bond against him in the matter and owns the Rotel hotel. His Rhode Island home is undergoing extensive remodeling.
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Vic
Morton Desert
New York
Levi P. Morton
United States
Harrison
Woethington
Tex Department of New York
Ely
Morton
Rhode Island Avenue
Rhode Island
Grenne
Taft Orders Arctic Fleet to Patrol Coastline
President Taft ordered the entire Almatic fleet of revenue cutters to patrol the coast from Maine to Florida to aid vessels in distress through the bad weather season. The cutters will stay at sea nearly continuously from December 1 to April 1, stocked with provisions water and fuel to extend relief. They will not seek space or engage in unrelated duties unless strictly demanded.
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Cea
Taft
Almatic
Maine
Florida
Campaign to enlarge society by district meeting
The District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution debated expanding membership at Rauscher's, proposing pamphlets and a December vote. Fourteen new candidates were admitted, including John Barrett and William Liteon Brown. an envoy of Lafayette was received and a tenor recital featured.
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H.W. Lampern
Rauscher's
Piahg
Wea
H.W. Lampoon
District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Jamieston
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Willem Liteon Brown
Guy William Arthur Camp
Tristam Burgen Johnson
Arthur Middleton
Wheeler
John ©. Proctor
James L. Davenport
James Christopher Wheeler
Enoch Lewin White
George Whitney White
Wallace Cnag
Benjamin Franklin Larcombe
John Hoathey Larcombe
Wade Garrick Longies
Early shopping urged with streetcar signs plan
The Retail Merchants' Association governors push Christmas shopping with signs on streetcars. M A Leese and A D Prince named to confer with traction companies after Washington Railway and Electric granted permission. hopes Capital Traction will follow. The association also backs Floyd King's proposal for seven national rail routes linking the Capital to the country.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Aternoon M
Gap
Floyd King
Bandmaster Smith Dies at Maryland Agricultural College
Bandmaster Smith of the Maryland Agricultural College Cadet Band died of heart disease in the Soldiers' Home Hospital. Born in Illinois 41 years ago, he enlisted as a technician in 1958, served in the Ninth Artillery Band until 1919, and then joined the college bandmaster post after a short stay in the Soldiers' Home. He was married.
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Maryland College of Agriculture
Fort C. Smith
Ninth Artillery
Maryland Agricultural Coltese
Doctors Hold Meeting of Northern Virginia Medical Society
Members of the Medical Society of Northern Virginia and the District gathered yesterday at the Emergency Hospital and the University Club. Drs. Wells Hoos Vaughn Carr Shands Williams Groover and White lectured. papers were read by Truman Parker Leasburg G B Moore Oscar Wilkinson Walter A Wells. Officeholders included F M Brooks president 12 L Detweiler J R Nichols vice presidents A C Coumbe recording secretary Charles B White corresponding secretary and William R bey treasurer. Committees on arrangements were O A Coumbe and Charles White.
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Medical Society of Northern Virginia
University Club
Wells
Hoos
Vaughn
Carr
F. M. Brooks
L. Detweiler
J. R. Nichols
A. C., Coumbe
Charles
Troutman Dies in Accident at Capital Heights Md
A young man named Troutman, two years old, was accidentally shot in Capital Heights Maryland Tuesday night. He died at 10:30 yesterday morning at Smier geney Hospital after being wounded by a cartridge exploded during a confrontation with Arthur Carrot. Coroner Nevitt will hold an inquest to determine if Carroll should be held, with the jury deciding in the morgue.
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Lawks Troutman
Capital Heights
Yeland
Arthur Carrot
Tiret
Smiergeney Hospital
Hhe Ediside
Nevitt Wil
Carroll
Missing Brother Promised Five Hundred in Gordon Will
The will of Mary T. G. Gordon dated May 1, 108 requests probate yesterday and gives her sister Julia Gordon life estate with $500 to Cotags Hospital Exeter New Hampshire, and various bequests to named relatives and organizations including Emily Bird in Beirut, Joseph S. Gordon in San Francisco, and Mary R. Heffendens in Nice. Executors named are The American Security and Trust Company.
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Mery T. G. Gordon
Jalyian
Elleh Gordon
T. G. Gordon
Ray Prancigen
Tim
Cottags Hospital
Exeter
M. H
Womson
Home Missionary Society
First Congregational Church
Ton
Ladies Ald Society
First Congregational
Emily
Bird
Beirut
Syria
Mary R. Heffendens
Nice
France
Joseph
G. Gordon
J Tormenty
San Francisco
Columbia Institute For Deaf and Dumb
Plano
Hartonton
Gordon
New York
Alexandria Considers Governing Changes for Police
Alexandria officials discuss replacing lieutenant with two sergeants and adopting military caps for officers. Board seeks charter amendments, aims to learn officer helmet purchases, and plans joint meetings with police committees. Also reports Washington Film Exchange charter and local civic events.
U S Army Lacks in Aeronautics Progress Declared by Gen Allen
General James Allen, chief signal officer, reports that the United States led in aeroplane use in 1908 at Fort Myer but has fallen behind other nations. He cites lack of funds, criticizes Senate delay on the Berlin wireless pact, and urges legislation to curb private interference with U S messages.
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James Allen
United States
Fort ‘Myer
Senate
Berlin
Canadian Speaker Named Doctor Sproule Elected
Ottawa November 16 The Canadian Parliament convenes with Dr. Thomas Sproule head of the Orange Order chosen as speaker after nomination by Premier Borden. Opening of Parliament is set for tomorrow and the Duke of Connaught’s throne speech omits reciprocity and the navy while signaling tariff reform and closer Canada British ties.
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Thoman Sproule
Orange Order
Ottawa
Ont
Thomas Sproule
Borden
Duke of Connaught
Canada
British Indies
Purse Snatch Case Fans Out In Washington Street
Mrs Thomas Clarke pursues a purse snatcher identified as Negra, after visiting a sick friend. The thief, James Green, 36 H Street Northwest, was arrested by Clarke’s husband and handed to police. Hearing set in police court. cent purse recovered at scene. Grogn denies the theft.
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Thomas Clarke
Negra
Thomas. Clarks
James Green
Negris
H Street
Mra. Clarke
Lautan
Clarke
Grogn
Doctor Denies Libel In Divorce Case Against Officer
Dr Thomas Stone denies libel charges in a district supreme court filing. He seeks $385 000 in damages claiming truth of alleged statements about Police Captain J Thomas Holmberger and Mrs Lars A Schley in his answer to his wife’s divorce suit. The affidavit from Mrs Stone cites a May National Theater visit and a New Frederonia Hotel episode.
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District Supreme Court
Tn Hole
Thomas H. Stome
Lars A. Schley
J. Thomas Holmberger
Hirst
Hollinberger
Mrs. Schl
Maj. Sylvester
Syme
Capt Hal- Unberger
Tater
Balderatan
Dr. Stone
Uneioua
Capt Halnaberger
Lawfl
Nicastro Divorce Case Brings Corropondent In Supreme Court
Nellie D. Nicastro sues for divorce in District Supreme Court alleging the first Mrs Nicastro, living at 24 Thirteenth Street Northmead, contests a Reno divorce she learned of in juvenile court after Nicastro was fined 380 for child support. She claims the couple married in Brooklyn on April 15 1908 and that he left for New York with a hotel worker, then went to Reno last August to obtain a divorce she says is illegal.
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Nicastro
Birs
Nellie DL. Nicastro
District Supreme Court
Nicastro No
Thirteenth Street Morthmeut
Ilegal
New Automatl Service Inaugurated For Mail Delivery
A new automobile delivery service started in Washington yesterday to speed mail and newspapers. Postmaster General Hitchcock plans to extend it nationwide. Carriers traveled from the general post office to their routes, enabling earlier delivery by fifteen minutes to half an hour. Mail collection was accelerated as well. Baltimore carrier Gaborine will begin an experimental run to Philadelphia, expected to arrive tomorrow. Demonstration aims at general en route delivery of newspapers and mail matter. Fourth Assistant Postmaster General P V DeGraw and others will witness the departure.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Motor Cay
General Peet
Varigas
Gaborine Wutoy
Baltimore
Philadelpha
P. Vu, DeGraw
Gav
Crothera
Warnell
Curs
SAW HIS WIFE IN TIGHTS Henry Kopp Divorces Wife
Henry Kopp restaurant proprietor testified yesterday in his effort for an absolute divorce from Alice Veran Lem Kopp alleging he found her posing on a Washington burlesque stage in tights He followed her from city to city and hired detectives to locate her in Philadelphia He said she used the name Miss A Opp and refused to give up the stage life The case centers on alleged adultery and estrangement in Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
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Henry Kopp
Alice Veranlem Kopp
Washinton
Kopp
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Miss A. Opp
Philippine Club to Meet at New Fredonia Hotel
The Philippine Club will meet this evening at the New Fredonia Hotel to discuss incorporation and a constitution. A meeting of charter members is expected to complete the charter, decide the permanent club home, and determine eligibility for Americans who have lived in the Philippines to join.
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Philippine Club
Fredonia Hotel
Philippines
Amusements and ads with bakers and dining in town
A collage of local amusements and ads lists vaudeville acts, theatres, and meal options. It notes Holmes Bakery home delivery and G. Oyniera and Game at their best with Harvey’s daily lunch specials. Includes Drillery stenography courses and Grady at Columbia School.
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G. Oyniera
Gee Harvey
Don Juan
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Mary
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Catalombe
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Bayy
MRE
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Burchell
N. W. Burchell
F St
London
London Raincoat Co
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Yasheble
Distrie
Regal
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Cossie
MAY
Sons of American Revolution
Songa
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Lafayette Wea Reed
William C. de Coundry
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Burate
Lawrence J. Millz
Col. Willian
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GR. Ide
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William L. Yate
Albert J. Gore
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Dew- Sins
Albert Fr. Spangler
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George B. Pitty
Geo. Walter Hows
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J. McD. Stewart
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Awa Lagucomb
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J. D. Gizeonfalt
Dr. Downelly
C. & Sredien
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Menry W- Samnou
W. A. Domer
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Preterick
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Mote
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Hrapki, Greenabal
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Virginia and District
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Negro Empires
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Alexandria
Washington Post Bureau
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Alesatari
Maj. Bylventer
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Patt
Leutenant
Pres Wan
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Roberts
Film Exchange Incorporated
Virginia State Corporation Commission
Washington Film Exchange
J. W. Miles
Arthur Lucas
John G Marenatte
Improvement League
Alexandria Pelvic Improvement League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Lodge
W. L. Altenta
Jnight
Andrew Jackson Lodge of Masons
Alexandria-Washington
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Hackwon Lodge
Misa Rozbary
Alice E. Hox Mary
Prince Street
Jock
U. S. Army
Gen. Allen
Stone
Mrs. Schley
Capt. Hollinberger
Coresondent
Nicastro No. 2
Buxband
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Betuxno
Seis
Columba
Lult Ghaner
Ms Academy
Millonaire KG
Caemmo
Elité Vavitertin
Jardin du Paris
Yea
Poller Mergore
Arundge
Holmes’ Bakery
Pater Ey
Fred Pan
Gyeter & Chop House
Drillery
Jayous
Columbia School Stenography
Marling
Heanich
Baer
Gasoy Ifc
Vphone
Arlington Bottling Co
Arthur Burt CO
F Street
John H. Magruder
Connecticut Ave
K St
Mle Es Geo, A, Dickel & Co, Distillers
Nashville, Tenn
Fliat-Ciasa
Westmoreland
California
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Ars
George A Mtials
Post
Ade
BSR
National Gas Arc
W.F. Frederick Fiano Co
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F. Frederick Fiang CO
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National
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Natonal Arc
WR. Hayden & Co
G St
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Star Lunch Room
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C. A. Muddiman & Co
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Gress
Horn
Dondcal
Yialda
Aly
Cote
Ashington
Light Co
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