Delayed Horse Show Prompts Late Purchase of Steeds
Horse show at Speedway postponed from November 27 to December 1 due to incomplete infield and weather concerns. President De Graw announced the shift at a Road Drivers Association meeting as local horsemen plan to buy new steers and ready their mounts for the big event.
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W. Weaver
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John Nelligan
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John
Episcopal Church Declares Independence From Canterbury
Bishop Lawrence asserts American Episcopal Church will remain independent of England. He sent a letter to Canterbury Archbishop stating the church will not become dependent, noting strong sentiment at the late conference for complete organic independence while remaining within shared doctrine and discipline.
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Lawrence
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Tesa Abo
Law
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Church of Ireland
England
Suit Over Fee For Diplomat's 3 Percent Claim
New York November 16 Dr Willam Covt filed suit in the Supreme Court against Herbert Andrews former Washington lawyer to recover a 3 percent share of a 5.20 fee for services connected to the 1,000,000 Halstead estate. Halstead's will named Hannah C. as executrix. Covt contends he was to receive 25 percent of Andrews' commission. Andrews rejects any amount beyond 500. Justice Nisenoft appointed Adam Weinart as referee to determine the sum.
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Herbert Andrews
Coleanblan Wsinlon
Washington
Andrews
Jim Halstead
Halstead
Hanah C. Wie Rert
Sext
Ledrews
Wilbert
Macrons
Justice Nisenoft
Dependable Watch Warns at Waltham Jewelers
A cautious note urges buyers to depend on Waltham watches from reputable jewelers to ensure reliability and avoid counterfeits. The message implies diligence when purchasing timepieces.
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Waltham Watch Advice for Buyers
In a buyer guidance note readers are urged to ask jewelers for a Waltham Watch adjusted to temperature and position, highlighting precision care in timekeeping and the need for proper adjustment before purchase.
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Cook Wires Date For Data From North Pole Claim
Dr. Cook claims to have reached the north pole and has wired Copenhagen University with a return date. Walter Lensale acts as secretary while Prof. Salomonsen leads a Copenhagen University consistory of scientists to examine records. They expect results by December for international review.
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Injured British Embassy Counselor Falls From Chevy Chase Hunt
A. Mitchell Innes, counselor for the British embassy, sustained a broken collarbone after his horse fell while following hounds in the Chevy Chase hunt from Garrett, Maryland. The fox chase divided the pack, two falls occurred, and Innes and a whip were thrown over a rail drain cover. The incident delayed pursuit as the field regrouped.
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Moore
Innes
Big Pines
Peters
Secon
Trimmer Dies After Fall at Government Hospital for the Insane
A coroner's jury ruled James E. Trimmer died from an accidental fall on an iron bed while attempting to escape the Government Hospital for the Insane. Witnesses testified he was unruly, but the family alleged rough treatment and displayed injuries on the body.
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Trimmer
Nevitt
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John D. Crawford
William L. Lynn
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Newton Edmunds
Thomas B. Walker
Clute
Meather
Trimumer
Washington Board of Trade Elects Directors After 42 Noms
Annual meeting at the New Willard Hotel marks the board's twenty fifth year with President James H. Small presiding. Secretary Callahan and Treasurer Droop read reports. Forty two nominations. three withdrawn leaving 32 candidates, with 10 directors elected. Key topics include high pressure water service for fire protection and District finances plan to pay debt in installments.
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W. S. Knox
Henry Litchfield West
J. Louis Wildge
Cuno H. Rudolph
Scott C. Bone
D. J. Callahan
Thomas W. Sidwell
Gen
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William T. Galliher
Frank B. Gipson
William D. Hoover
and & W. Woodward
District Commissionera
United States
Wayers
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Relief for Intestinal Indigestion
Advertisement asserts many suffer intestinal indigestion from undigested starch, caused by amylaceous dyspepsia. It claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest starch in the small intestine using diastase and halt diarrhoea, with calcium carbonate as a mild astringent. Buy for 50 cents. request a free sample.
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Poslam skin remedy touted for all skin troubles
An advertisement extols poslam as a universal skin treatment for eczema acne herpes rash tetter and other conditions. It promises immediate relief and healing when applied externally and notes availability in Washington drug stores plus a free experimental packet by writing to Emergency Laboratories New York.
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Memorial Hall Indorsed for Washington Memorial Building
A nationwide drive seeks 2,000,000 to build the George Washington Memorial Hall in the capital. The plan, led by the George Washington Memorial Association, would house literary, scientific and patriotic societies and be funded by a $500,000 endowment. Subscriptions of 1 dollar or more will earn a logo head of Washington. 19 cents buys a brick receipt.
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Scentific and Art Center
Taft Among Honorary Pallbearers at Patterson Funeral
President Taft served as chief honorary pallbearer for Raymond A. Patterson Washington correspondent of the Chicago Tribune who died Saturday morning Other dignitaries included Justice Day Senator Cullom Postmaster General Hitchcock and James Henry Newsmen attended services at the Church of the Covenant and burial was planned for the next day in Chicago Patterson’s family accompanied the body from 1303 Kenyon Street NW to the church and Chicago later that afternoon
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Henry M. White
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Paul Charlton
Bureau of Iatlar Affairs
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Gridiron Club
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New York
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Gridiron
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John S Shriver
Jumea FP. Hornaday
Perry & Heath
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Patterson
Robert
Ruth
John M. Ewen
Wiliam Phillips
Mr. Patterson
John Callan O'Laughlan
The
Chicago Tribune
Archduke Criticized as Cruel in Vienna Divorce Hearing
Woelfling seeks divorce from his wife who sues for alimony claiming mental and physical wreck from ill treatment. She states he has long been in a private asylum and was there when the divorce was granted. Woelfling argues the case falls under Vienna court jurisdiction. A separate action in Selsberg concerns recovery of her furniture or its equivalent.
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Washington
Vienna
Woelfing
Selsberg
Washington pair near death pact ends in murder charges
In Hartford, Frea J Reid and Blanche Ferguson, both of Washington, attempted a death by own action pact at Long's Hotel. Reid faces breach of peace charges as police weigh murder, while employers seek his reinstatement. investigation continues with father of Ferguson requesting the body. Flowers adorn a death chamber as morphine is consumed.
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Blanche Ferguson
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Jubilee Ends Solemnly At St Aloysius Church
The final solemnity of the golden Jubilee was celebrated Monday at St. Aloysius Church by Rt Rev Owen B Carrier auxiliary bishop of Baltimore. The mass echoed De Profundis as the church prayed for the priests and laity of St. Aloysius who have served in recent years with black vestments and a 60-voice choir led by Mr Cent Winchester.
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Henry] Yeager
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St. Aloysius’ Sanctuary Choir
Mrcent T. “Winchester
Mgr. Mackin
St. Paul's Church
Whips for British Cabinet Stir Suffragettes
London reports militants threaten more crackdowns after a Saturday incident shading Winston Churchill. The suffragette movement issues a pronouncement insisting punishment for the denial of women’s citizenship rights.
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Winston Churchill
Local tragedy after carriage incident in Suffolk
A fragmentary report describes a fatal or serious accident near Spantal to 76 Washington Font in Suffolk. Misa Matte Tay was to be married, but the event was interrupted by a horse drawing a carriage that ran away, causing injuries. a brother escaped unharmed as the vehicle collided with a train at the scene.
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Unhappy Wife Tries to Die in Maryland City
Special to the Washington Fest from Mageretown Maryland reports Mrs John McAbee attempted suicide by swallowing bichloride of mercury after telling her sister she wished to die. A physician saved her life after strenuous effort. She stated she could not live in harmony with her husband.
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Maryland Masons Dedicate Temple In Grand Lodge Meeting
Delegates in full regalia dedicate the new Manonie Temple on North Charles Street as grand lodge of Maryland hosts a landmark assembly. A nationwide gathering of grand masters attends with readings limited to invited guests, followed by a Maryland dinner, open evening session, and plans for the coming year. Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore dated November 16.
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Conductor Stabbed on Train Amid Prisoner Row
Conductor O H Gish of the Norfolk and Western and Melrose ward alderman was stabbed on a train near Gen sack and Coyners by Fireman G Trent. Gish said Trent had no right to be on the train. Trent says a coal blow and a knife attack followed. Gish’s wounds are not serious. Trent was jailed. Other items include bail proceedings in James Capway murder case and multiple circuit court cases in Richmond, with lists of attorneys and docket entries.
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Barkeeper
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Auntie Coast the Railway Company
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Heoksher
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Ty W. E. Hehnesn
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Appellee
Cirwwit Court
Henry W. Anderson
Joan Pick
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney and Bladder Relief
Out-of-order kidneys and bladder misery described as caused by sluggish urinary organs. The ad claims 10 cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic cleanses and cures kidney and bladder problems, relieves backache, urinary discomfort, and rheumatic pain, with rapid action and trust from doctors and druggists.
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