Conference Tones Appeal to Russia for Persecuted Jews
New York November 16 report of the Feerudke committee opens the eleventh Conference on federation in Car teas Elal. It states the aim is to unite larger churches in shared fundamental doctrine and not invite all churches. Greetings arrive from Lord Bishop of Ripon and other church leaders endorsing a pro Jewish aid stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gladden
Godspeed
Lord Bishop of
Ripon
England
New York
Feerudke
Carteas Elal
Robert S Macarthur
Tha Dvary Baptist Church
Willion Flayes Ward
Caitain
Committee On
Cort
National
Gouin
Congregational
Hes
OB Sanford
CU de Committen
Ue Genettad
Foros
Satifoal Federation of Churches
Lil Mansean Workers Conference
Roberts
Philadelphia
Wis
Yhauinan
Maptisis
Alberto Lawson
Newark
Asher Adrson
Boston
United State
HoSerak City
Les York
Fesch Wickes
Gladden
Tevaehah Federation of the Letters of
Amoien
Re Peat
America
Etl Sreetne
Christan Masters
Chrishian
Rassias Empire
Moo Viahan Chiasnin
Bormtos
District Legislation Aims to Revise Bills for Congress
District commissioners plan to update old measures for introduction in Congress. They seek broad support from both Houses to advance local governance reforms and schedule ready for potential hearings. The roster includes tax, public health, education, transport, and licensing provisions to regulate commerce, medicine, roads, and municipal powers.
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Inhary
Dutra
Ian Ok
Sao
Commissionera
PRM
Mary Branch
Sixteenth Sire
Ruch Creek
Waterade
Ant Fers
Rhele Inash Avenue
Columbia
Widow Seeks To Break Will In Billion Dollar Bequest
The will of the late King, who left two million dollars for an aged home and charitable bequests, is to be contested by Mrs. King who filed a petition claiming the pact securing her late husband’s estate should be revoked. The estate is valued at about three million, with other beneficiaries noted. Fourth class postmasters were appointed in several towns including Nashville and Topsail Sound. Michigan railroads challenge state ad valorem tax law in 26 U S Supreme Court filings. Baltimore and Pennsylvania Railroad announce $1 25 fare to return on weekends except Congressional Limited.
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King
Viere
Michigan
Supreme Court of the United States
Michigan Raiiroads
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional
Supreme Court OF the District
Iol 12
Harreet
Aald Lot
Imeinalag
James Westcott
Augustus Westcott
Somust Westcott
Whkin Wastcott
Nathan Westeoott
Merv Westcott
Katherine Westcott
Ana Eliza Barnard
Wiliam Cory
John Brown
John Innen Clack
Brown
Ives
Brown & Ives
George Gibbs
Walter Channing
Gibbs & Channing
Samuel Blam
William Cook
James McHenry
John McHenry
Anna Boyd
Ramey McHenry
Robert Dilver
William Hindman
James H{adman
James Stott
Balke Stott
Samuel Stott
Charles Stott
Lucy Stott
Mary Stott
Wizabeth Blutt
Jamen’ Stott
Janior
Barak Westcott
Unis
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Pest
Wendell & Stafford, Jugs
J. R. Young
J. W. Latimer
Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia
Alexander B Hagner
John
Walter, Uuster
Square Iit
Washington, D. C
Augustua Westcott
Samuel Westcott
Whikln Westcott
Nathan Westcott
Mary Westcott
Aon
Hilda Barnard
Willam Cary McIlenry
Dion Keyser
Sophia Stewart
Julius Forrent
John Tanes Clark
Nate Partners
Gibba & Channing
Ramuel Elam
James Montoory
Ramsey McReary
Robert Oliver
James Hindman
Jamies Stott
Sallie St
Washington Post
Wendell
Stafford
Justice
JW Gatimer
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Ellen O'Brien
Elfen O'Brien
Deneatiog
Sohn O'Brien
Gates O'felen
Waahineten cLaw
Wendell P Stafford
Jon O Brien
James O'Brien
Ann Vortune
Lelra
Allenees
Devines
Bites O'Brien
Bien O'Brien
Poper
PF Stafford
Robert S, Hume
Worthington
the Capy
Sames Tanner
Wille
Lost 126 Pounds in Extraordinary Survival Case
Philadelphia report on George Handforth who survived fifteen months without movement from the neck down after a fall at the Atlantic Refining Company plant. He weighed 160 pounds before injury, dropped to 34 pounds, and died today at Methodist Hospital. He remained conscious throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Hapdforth
Methodist Hospital
Handforth
Atlantic Refining Company
Harrison in a Row with Adjutant General
Harmon Hudson adjutant general of the Spanish War Veterans and Col. Russell B Harrison ex-adjutant general and son of former President Harrison fought in Harrison's office. The clash stemmed from financial settlements connected with Hudson’s taking charge of the office. A rough and tumble fight left Harrison painfully injured.
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Adjt
Hudson
Washington
Indianapolis
Ind
Harmon Hudson
Russell B. Harrison
Harrison
Keep Commission Targets Public Land Abuse In Broad Reform Plan
The Keep Commission aims to curb illegal public land entries and improve General Land Office operations. Led by William A. Richards, the effort will deploy trusted agents West to uncover abuses, digest findings, and push for Congressional action to remove corrupt practices, with reviews of red tape and personnel policies ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keep Commission
General Land Office
William A. Richards
Richards
Kerp
Public Land Service
Tthe
Renue
Executive Department
Washington
Property damages assessed in California street condemnation case
Appraisers report awards for condemned ground on California street northeast. Owners and amounts include Thomas F. ONeill and C. Mattie ONeill four thousand and forty six cents. Lucy C. Parsons four thousand. Dora E. Rogers four thousand and six cents eighty eight. Samuel Gauss three thousand five hundred fifty five twenty four. Jacob Eisenmann three thousand eight hundred fifty five eighty one. Reuben Harris three thousand five hundred fifty five eighty one. Samuel Hord four thousand three hundred eighty three twenty. George E. Woods four thousand six hundred ninety nine forty eight. Orren A. Hamblett four thousand two hundred twenty four thirty six. The condemnation jury adjourned after hearing on Kalorama avenue. A mistrial? adjournment to next Monday. Also notes on Hustler Ash Sifter at Morsell’s Hardware Store advertised as labor and money saver.
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California Street
William A. H. Church
Thomas Wi Smith
Samuel Bensinger
Thomas F. O'Neill
C. Mattie O'Neill
Lucy C. Parsons
Dora E. Rogers
Samuel Gauss
Jacob Eisenmann
Reuben Harris
Samuel Hord
George E. Woods
Orren A. Hamblett
Kalorama Avenue
Morsell
St. Aw
Corner-stone laid for McKinley memorial at Canton
In Canton on November 16 Mrs. McKinley and a large gathering witnessed the formal laying of the corner-stone of the McKinley National Memorial. Justice Day presided with prominent officials, including Fairbanks Cortelyou Herrick Dawes Lurton Bloomingdale Murphy Lowrey Milburn Lynch Revel Bliss Bay, and relatives of the late president attended in mourning.
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley
McKinley National Memorial Association
William
Grand Army Band
America
Trestees
Frederick & Hartsell
Memorial Association
Justice Dey
Newark
N. J
R. J. Lowrey
Auianta
William McConway
Pittsburg
Joba 3
Milburn
New York
Wiliam A. Lynch
A. H. Revel
Chicago
C. Bliss
Wiliam R. Bay
Cleveland
McWdillam
Forty eight years to day Droop marks business anniversary
Edward F. Droop celebrates his forty eighth business anniversary as president of the largest music firm in the South. From a young immigrant in 1876 he rose through Metzerott to partnership, then started his own firm in 1884. He later brought his sons into partnership and the firm was incorporated in 1904. Droop remains active, valued for experience and city interests, despite rheumatism.
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Edward F. Droop
Hdward I. Droop
Germany
W. G., Matzeratt
Eleventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Droop
Washington
Metzerott
Mr. Droop
Alexander R. Shepherd
the Miter
Philadelphia and Reading Ship Coal From Mahanoy Yards
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company began shipments from the Mahanoy storage yards to meet domestic and steam coal demand. More than 29 000 tons had been stocked there during the summer, with shipments starting in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading
Mahanoy City
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Mahanoy
Dougherty pleads not guilty to embezzling Peoria funds
Newton C. Dougherty former Peoria school superintendent and banker pleaded not guilty to embezzling several hundred thousand dollars of Peoria school funds. He will face a jury in the coming week in Peoria Illinois authorities said.
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Peoria
Newton C. Dougherty
Dougherty
District W C T U plans and prizes for youth abstinence work
At the November executive meeting in Washington District W C T U committees outlined charity work for Willows Tree alley aided by M C A funds. A Y M C A program will donate magnesium evenings to the Young Wage Earners Club. The Sunday school medal contest offers thirteen prizes and two gold medals for essays on abstinence and patriotism, with judges including Mrs Clinton Smith and others.
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Sixth Street Northwest
Clinton Smith
Catlin
Willows Tree Alley
M.C. A
Rosa Brown
Smith
Ase
Jargia
Loys
W. C. TU
Boya
Blaine
Lawson
Sunnday-school
Washington
Mn Cach
Washington Post
Clnton Smith
W. Co. TL
McBbulan
John B. Henglerson
Ja~lan A. Wichliter
Percy H. Hughes
Washington City
First Congregational Church
Tenth Streets
Thoomingdale Union
Protestant Methodist Church
Rhode Island Avenue
First Street
H. K. Perley
Ilinois
Smallwood
Asbury Union
Harry S. Coulson
Women’s Clubs
Bullard
Change in Office Hours at Associated Charities
At a board meeting the Associated Charities adjusted office hours for all division officers to 11 a m to 12 30 p m daily from the former 9 to 11 a m. General office hours are now 11 a m to 5 p m with a later start. A new division office opens at 728 Wighth street southeast and the northern division moves to 174 Seventh street Northwest. Justice David Brewer showed interest and requested a report for his annual address. Monthly October work was notably successful.
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Associated Charities
Board of Managers
G Street
Wighth Street
Seventh Street
John Joy Edson
David J. Brewer
Wanted to Borrow 200 For A Personal Note
Classified ad seeking a thoroughly reliable person to lend or borrow 200 at a reasonable interest rate. Offers mention Elliott's office and BOX 2S referencing a local notice. The text is fragmentary with obscured details and unclear dates or names.
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Elliott
Senator Bacon and Turkish Order for His Daughter
Senator Bacon of Georgia returned from Europe with souvenirs including a Turkish decoration given to his daughter Mrs Willis B Parks. The Sultan proposed the honor. Bacon declined for himself but accepted for Mrs Parks. The gift prompts debate on U S rules for officials accepting foreign decorations and gifts.
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Senator Bacon
Georgia
Washington
Europe
Macon
Willis 8. Parks
Turkey
Parks
Robert Goelet
New York
Bacon
Leiahman
Constantinople
J. Manley Currie
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Army
Navy
State Department
Congress
House
Senate
Spooner
John Hay
France
Lata
Whein
Money To Loan On First Trusts Real Estate Security
Multiple lenders announce money to loan on District of Columbia real estate at 1 2 and 3 to 5 percent, low charges, prompt replies, with names and addresses including Harrison Realty Co, Walter H. Ackhr, C.A. Baker, Jas. M. York & Sons, Moore & Co, A F Fox Co, Frank T. Rawlings, J. H. Bradley Co, Tyler & Rutherford, Wm L Saunders & Co, and Stone & Fairfax, offering varied rates and terms from 3 to 6 percent and monthly payment options.
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Harrison Realty CO
Gat
Robert EB. Bradley
I Street
District of Columbia
Walter H. Ackhr
JAS
M. York & Sons
Hoon
REED
Corcoran
D. C
Franklin I. Barrett
Sig Fst
Ah Kisher & Co., Incorporated
Tho Tid
H. Smith CO
N. Y
Moore & Inc
FOX Co, Inc
T. Rawlings
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
Burdin
Meryland
J. H. Bradley Company, Inc
Igi
D.C
WML H. Saunders & CO
Fst. Aw
Tyler
Rutherford Incorporated
Stone & Fairfax
Joseph Cahn
Senifer
7Th
D Sts
Country Board Opens Resort At Randolph Keswick Virginia
A country resort offering comfortable lodging features mild winter climate and recreational amenities. It promises tennis golf fox hunting saddle horses and a renovated hunt club with noted dealers and references in Virginia's Keswick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Keswick
Algesiarie County
Giene
Dentistry free of extractions dentures and fillings
Legal notices from the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia detail actions in cases involving land titles in Washington. Notices name complainants and multiple defendants and cite required appearances by dates, with warnings of default if absent. Also included are probate matters for Ellen O Brien with hearings set and publication requirements.
Proposals for Capitol Building rough brick work invited
Sealed bids due November 25 at 2 p m for rough brick work in Office Building U S Senate construction Washington D C. Bid security 2600 or approved bond. Plans at the office. The right to reject any bid reserved. HINICUTT WOODS Superintendent. TOMA hitchcock secretary. PROPOSALS also invited at Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Washington D C until 10 a m November 28 1905 for naval supplies Schedule 24 arc lamps Portland cement sand stone pipes and more. EB HARRIS Paymaster General U G N
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
Capitol Building and Grounds
Washington, D
U. S.’ Senate
Heatheread
Navy Yard
Washington
D. C
EB Harris
Paymaster General
U- G. N. Now-17
Bankruptcy notices list two Washington hearings for Kennedy and Kennedy
In the District of Columbia Abraham J Kennedy a bankrupt seeks discharge of debts in bankruptcy. Creditors and interested parties must attend the hearing at Washington D C on November 20 1905 at 10 o clock am to show cause why discharge should not be granted. William M Hallam referee in bankruptcy. In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Velice B Kennedy a bankrupt petitions for discharge of debts in bankruptcy. Creditors and interested parties must attend the hearing at Washington DC on November 27 195 at 10 o clock am to show cause why discharge should not be granted. William M Hallam referee in bankruptcy.
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Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Abraham J. Kennedy
Washington, D. C
William M. Hallam
Supreme Court OF
D Or of Columbia
Vealice B. Kennedy
Pankruptcy
Noties
Animals for sale and home goods advertise locally
A spotted mix of pet breeds including Boston terrier and Japanese pugs is offered. The ad mentions a pet hospital clinic and a variety of window shades from opaque to Scotch Holland, with Klerdlat's as the listing name.
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Heekbee North
Kledrlat
Varied City Rail and Real Estate Ads in One Page
A mixed page advertises business property for sale at six thousand seven hundred dollars and a 14th street estate clearance, plus railway schedule notes from Chesapeake and Ohio, Norfolk and Western, and B&O. It lists trains, dining and sleeper cars, and contact offices at 513 Pennsylvania Avenue and 609 Fourteenth Street.
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Stratford
Fourteenth Street
Sheridan Avenue
MT. Pleasant
Washington
Frank Endres
Prop
Lsfe
New Willard
Chesapeake and
Chio RY
Pennsyivania
M. Dally
Chicago
ST. Lou's
Cincinmati
Louisville
St Louis
Pullman
Lewisville
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Warrington
Virginia
Ciacknmati
Pullsan
Lexington
Virginia Hot Springs
Cinemaati
St. Lowe
Janealn
la Carlo
Chesareake
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania
Fuller
Norfolk and Western Railway
Washington, P. RR
Dally
Norfolk and Western
Aloo
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Marbls
Dally—Rosnoke
Bristol
Winston
Balam
Nashville
Sempheis
New Orleans
My Murfilk
Liava
Deliv
Frou B. & O
Berresite
Waray
Shenandosh
Elhan
Puttman Perlo- Gar
Fennsy Sania
Fourteenta Etract
Yor Avenne
Bord
Baltimore and Ohio Royal Blue Line Trains to Philadelphia and New York
The Baltimore and Ohio offers trains from New Jersey Ave station on odd hours to Philadelphia and New York. Services include diner and Pullman parlor cars with multiple daily departures and royal limited options. Allentown City sleepers and varying fare levels are listed.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Jersey Ave
Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia
New York
Allentte City
Chicago
Northwest
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Roussvigla
Pittsburg
Weeght
Cleveland
Columbus
Wheeling
Winchester
Apnapolis
Dave
Bundary
LUMAY
Elkton
Boyd
Way Polpes
M. Gaithersburg
Why Potats
Gers Am
Washington Junction
Way Pointe
Bisam
Wally
Union Transfer Company
Pennsylvania Ava Nn
New York Ave
Isth St
Hege
Washington Southern Railway
Richmon
Vie Alexandria
Frederickebure
Sth
Bctreet
Richmond
Atlantic Coast
Lice
Fursa
Alsmont
Sexahoard Air Line
Florica
Rickword
Newnor
Pale
Meek
Quantica
Duke
Taytor
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Carnegie Hall
Russia
Visiite Relpes Sadie CO Dright
Levallee
Cooper Porter
Richard G Foreman
Topsail Sound
He Avery
Pounatarla
Brownsburg
Ara Francia van Fact
Pioa Hank
Joseph P. Malghen
California Avenue
Bucklen
Arnica Balve
Istone
iMarks
McKinley Monument
MR. Justice Day
Nevada
Carson
Levsner
Gorman
Linderman
Jack Welch
Lenman
A. T Coumbe
BLISS
Capitol Park
Collins Guerry Blod
Senate Committee
Country Board
Breth
J. L. Ilson
LG Fst
Gene Posal
7Th St. Nw
Marie
10Th St
Demarr
Iti
S. Burnstein
Rita
9Th St
Ang
Miss Mae
Hottlers
Tective Association
St Sx
W. Rice
7Th St. Aw
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Lawrence
Baths
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Cross
Main
Maine
Abrahams
MME
Melba
Barnes
Onpergton
Agengy
BUITE
Colorado
Morgan Bradford
Bro
Business Property
Wear
Southern Railway
E. m—Dallyx
Hartaonburg
Warrenton
Deuville
Westellone
Plori¢a Limited
Savannah
Jecheouville
Sevice
United Statea
Ohiesus
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Jackoongilis
Washingtos and Borthwesters Jamis
Atlanta
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Macot
Birmingham
Memphi
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Leesburg
Blasmont
Washinston Eo
Harriconburg
Arlotfeer
Nicketa
SI Pa. Ave
Pennsylvania Station
FBR
Cab Servic
H. Hardwick
Taylor
Axeon
L. & Brown
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Harrisburg
Yul P Maaily
Toledo
Detroit
ST. Louis Limited
Lousville
St. Lows
Chicaga
Pullgen
Cary Harrisburg
Indianapoli
St Loui
Vis Cinein- Mall
Harnsoury Wpom
Chicago Limited
ST Louis Express
Cincinnat
Western Express
Ig Po OM
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Hatrieburg
Pacific Express
Daly
Bupfalo
Buffalo
Emporium Junction
Erie
Canandaigua
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Elmira
Renovo
Williamsport
East
Congressional Limited
New Fork
Ezepress
Baltimoore
Annapelis
Pope's Creek
Gale
Atterbury J R Woop
Pass
George W Boyd
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Port Tampa
Austern
Charleston
Msytvania Ave
Pennsylvania Rail
Reed District
Pasenger
Weakington
P. W. J. Graig
A.mempren
Gen Paps
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Penna. Ave
Petersburg
Raleigh
Wilmington
Columb Sevennah
Tampa
Biraly
Ham
Mobile
Pensacola
Ami New Orleats
Seaboard Mail
Pullman Sleeper
Fle
Hamlet
Wich
Pullmen Sleex
Birminghan
Seaboard Exprex
Guild Tratn Mich
Pullman Skeser
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