Roosevelt Introduces Wagner and Urges Simplicity
President Roosevelt at Lafayette Theater introduces Rev. Charles Wagner author of The Simple Life. He extols simplicity and sincerity as civic ideals, warns against class hatred, and highlights practical charity as proof of democratic virtue.
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Roosevelt
Lafayette Theater
Aftennoon
Charles Wagner
Republic
Wagner
Young Men’s Christian Association
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Mr. Loeb
Columbia
Macfarland
Young Men Christian Association
Mr. Macfarland
United States
Rooosevelt
Waggaman creditors discuss exam plan and trustee picks
Lawyers for creditors met in the courthouse to agree on procedures for examining bankrupt Thomas E. Waggaman and his assets. The closed session heard proposals to use experts, including an accountant, to verify titles and books, but adjourned without action. Possible trustee candidates included J Rozier Dulany and others as debated by the bar.
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Thomas E. Waggaman
Andrew Y. Bradley
Sun Chamber
Bradley Male
Jenathy
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Gradley
Audienee U
Bradley
Wiliam F. Mattingly
Waggaman
Hoint
Mattingly
B. F. Leighton
Arthur Peter
Corporation
Edward H. Thomas
George Truesdell
Wbsent
J. Rozier Dulany
Triesdell
Dulany
Thomas
United States
Hugh T. Taggart
Fomer Register of Wills
Louis A. Dent
Doctors Claim Ascateco Cures Permanently
Physicians and specialists assert the Austrian drug Ascateco permanently cures asthma catarrh and bronchitis with a surge of positive results. The Austrian Dispensary at 6 East Fifty third Street New York offers a free sample to every asthma and catarrh sufferer who writes.
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Ascateco
Ascatec
East Lthe Street
New York
Blood Cells in Health and Disease Explained
An article promotes the idea that men have five million red blood cells per square millimeter while women have four and a half million. It describes how normal cells become irregular in disease and touts Dr. R V Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to improve digestion, blood nourishment, and liver function, plus Pleasant Pellets for bowel and liver stimulation.
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R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Baffelo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Towledge
Adress
Buffalo
N.Y
Children Alleged Forgers Held on Incorrigibility Charge
Annie Loftus and Howard Loftus, aged eleven and nine, are in the House of Detention on incorrigibility charges after police say Annie forged notes to obtain loans and Howard acted as messenger. They allegedly targeted a baker on M Street NW and a doctor, with the girl later found at a theater. Their mother is Mrs. Jennie Loftus of 428 Eleventh Street NW.
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Annie Loftus
Howard Loftus
Adolf Gassman
M Street
J. H. Gideon
Gassman
Gibson
Howard
Annie
Jennie Loftus
Eleventh Street
Jury Convicts Jenkins of Manslaughter with Mercy Recommendation
William Jenkins found guilty of manslaughter in the death of John M. Hopper after a two day trial before Justice Wright in Criminal Court No. 1. Jury verdict returned after 9 pm, recommending mercy. Jenkins remanded to jail awaiting further action. The incident occurred on Pennsylvania Avenue near Four-and-a-half Street NW. Hopper died from a fractured skull. Assistant U.S. Attorney James S. Hasby-Smith led the prosecution. Weather Bureau reports indicate ongoing North Pacific storms with varying precipitation and temperatures across regions, including in the Northeast and Great Lakes.
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William Jenkins
Justi Wright
John M. Hopper
Justice Wright
Jenkins
Hopper
Pennsylvania Aovenue
United States
James S. Hasby- Smith
U. S
Fenneylvania Line
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New England
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Upper
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Boston
Buffalo
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Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Coro
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Galveston
Tex
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Mont
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Ind
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Fla
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Little Rock
Arts
Marquette
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
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La_ és
New York
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Nabr
Omaha
Nebr
Pittsburg
Salt Lake City
Utah
St. Luke
St. Paul
Mion
Springfeld
Ill
Vickuburg
Misa
Arlington European Plant
Anson Seeks Control of Washington Club in Bid to Buy
Capt. Adrian Anson demands the lowest price for a controlling stake in the Washington club and promises to build a winning team if the deal with Ban Johnson and the American League is struck. Johnson will confer with Washington before responding, with no public knowledge of the talks.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Adrian C. Anson
Ban Johnson
American League
Washington
Bush
Johnson
Anson
Capt. Anson
Washington Club
Club
Interiors Defeat War in Departmental League Play
The Interior Department team won the full set against Warquintrolled in last night’s departmental league series. American Security and Trust Company swept three games from Riggs five with four players apiece. Plate Printers’ League Philadelphia triumphed over St Louis, Capital Council took two of three from Ouray Council, and in Royal Arcanum scores Breakfast at Woodley preceded Yester day’s Run After the Hounds. The Chevy Chase Hounds hunt began with breakfast at Woodley hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles H L Johnston where guests gathered. The hounds were cast at Woodley then moved through the wood to Cathedral avenue and Thompson farm.
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Interior Department
Woodley
Chevy Chase
Charles H. L. Johnston
Wood
Cathedral Avenue
Thompson Farm
Aja
Cooper
Livingston
Ibs Lemmon
Bunn
Rice Oh
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HBT
Evans
Seltz
Abi Brown
Niles
WL Smith
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Stead
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Taylor
Ne ‘Votale
Printers
St. Louis
Rosenbaum
Melzner
Flaherty
Ate
Land
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Philadelphia
Watt
Jonea
Carroll
Cook
Royal Arcanum
Burley
Baum
Beck
Eckstain
Sepencerrey
Ouray
Junghaus
Wi A. Levy
H. Levy
Hounds Run East to University Park Along Tennessee Town Roads
A fox hunt segment describes hounds tracking from Tennailytown road to Tunlaw road then Conduit road and finishing at University Park. Attendees include Mr Gist Blair deputy master and Lieut Edward McCauley VC N with huntsman Robert Curran on the Hawk and George Curran on Lady Teazle. Crawford Dies of Injuries after oxygen tank explosion at Murray Lyceum Bureau stable left his hand blown off and an arm amputated. Coroner Nevitt rules death from accident. Crawford, aged fifty, resided at 661 Acker street northeast. Tomorrow’s Post will feature a Thanksgiving sermon by Charles Wagner.
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Fourteenth
D Streets
Nevitt
Charles Bolden
William Downey
Ruffalo
Proijleeman Cat
Tennailytown
Tunlaw Road
H. Kengla
Ridge Farm
Harrington Farm
Conduit
Maddox Farm
University Park
Gist Blair
Charles H. L. Johnston
Edward McCauley
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Crawford
Charles Crawford
Murray Lyceum Bureau
Third Street
Acker Street
The
Post
Charles Wagner
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