Celebration by Jews Haven for the Oppressed
Washington Hebrew Congregation marked the 2014 anniversary of Jewish arrival in America with speakers Macfarland Wolf and Rabbi Simon Extol the nation’s civil and religious liberty. The ceremony praised the United States as a model for freedom and urged pride in Jewish heritage and loyalty to the country.
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Simon Wolf
Simon
United States
Washington
Etlehth Street
America
Thia Cies
HB Fo Macfarland
Inon Wolf
Louis Stern
Vera Ussisting
Isaac Tant M A. Fishel
Macfarlang
Blout
Aace
American Republic
Oalice
Palestine
Therm
Keshan
Wolf
Baltimore Meeting Forms Committee To Aid Jews
A city hall gathering in Baltimore united leaders from churches colleges and professional groups to support Jewish victims of Russian massacres. Henry D. Bhutan governor Warfield and others joined Mayor Latrobe in selecting a Marburg as permanent chairman and five members to advance the relief committee.
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Mao
Teprrsentativs
Baltimore
Timgnus
Wetlins
Lugdmere
Cudoitl Globous
Kev William Paret
Protestant Episcopal Blue
Else
Maryland
Ediwit Warfield
Laker
Will Not Build Statue for Central Park Memorial
Hebrew leaders in Washington report that due to the Russian massacres the plan to erect a Central Park statue commemorating the 20th anniversary of Jewish settlement in the United States has been abandoned. Subscriptions totaling $28,000 will be returned to donors as funds are redirected to immediate relief for Russian Jews.
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United States
Central Park
New York
Simon Wolf
Washington
Ericitirg
White
Thomas W Webster
John H .Brinkman
Webster
Thomas W. Webster MO. H. Brink
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Washington Fertilizer Co
South Royal Street
Alexandria
John FP Wilkins
Louis Beyer, JR
10Th St
Esto
Water St
Georgetown
CECO
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H. Markward
G. H. Markward
G St
Rough Riders in Oklahoma Politics Boosts for Franz and Abernathy
In a heated Oklahoma GOP split, delegates McGuire and Flynn push for governorship influence. McGuire touts Capt. Franz of Troop A as a White House pick, while Flynn secures John R. Abernathy of Frederick for marshalship. President reportedly approves both moves, expanding Rough Rider public service ties.
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Abernathy
Bird & McGuire
Dennis Flynn
Republican Party
Oklahomah
McGuire
White House
Frans
Troop A
Rough Riders
MicGuire
Flynn
Washington
John R. Abernathy
Frederick
Dee
Capt
Swift Matrimony Tangles in Repeated Divorce Petitions
Luther M Longshaw and Lillian C Paine married in June, 63 and 33, faced repeated divorce and reconciliation filings within six months. Longshaw filed for divorce over alleged infidelity October, had petition dismissed November 9, then filed again with a co respondent named in yesterday’s petition filed by W H Ambrose.
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Luther M. Longshaw
Lillian
Lillian C. Paine
Longshaw
W. H. Ambrose
City Notes: Fines Burglaries and Legal Moves In DC
Rose Jones fined for assault on a policeman. A burglar stole sixteen pool balls from William H. Plummer’s at 108 Pennsylvania Ave NW. Senator Martin met with Commissioner West on a Virginia youth’s District service appointment. Rhode Island avenue extension bill discussed for Congress. divorces, fires, court actions and a range of street incidents fill the day’s city notes.
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Cullinane
Whiam H
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Lincoln Road
Fourth Street
Fortheast
Hattie Williams
Sherman Willams
Bi. H. Jackson
William Butler
Robert Moore
Seventh Street
Orren G. Staples
National Hotel
Mulloway
Annie Smith
James Groff
Folica Court
J. E. Dyer
Prospect Avenue Northwest
John McKinney
Riggs House
McKinney
W. C. Bralsted
United States Navy
Naval Medical School
Braisted
Charles Davis
Tenth Street Northwest
Fourtenth Street
New York Avenue
Capital Traction
Claude Schnatder
Columbia Street
James Northam
Corcoran
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eleventh Street
Jersey
Virginia
New, Jersey Avenues
George Cleveland
Charles Nally
R. Edward Thompson
McGrawland
Fifth Precinct
John J. Duvall
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Congressional Cemetery
Mary McGinnis
Joseph McGinnis
Supreme Court of the Cintrict
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Peticnn
Leo P. Harlow
Stafford
van Clayburn Cox
F Street Inc
Adams
Nevitt
International Union of Steam Engineers
Enforced Sale Ban on Medicines Licenses Delayed
The Commissioner designates eleven decoc tions chiefly distilled spirits and postpones tax enforcement for makers to January 1, 1906 and for druggists to April 1, 1906. A circular to collectors notes analyses of compounds sold as medicines and lists products found within the ruling including Atwood's La Gripps Specific and Peruna. The delay protects honest retailers while continuing analyses of similar preparations.
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Internal Revenue
John W. Yerkes
Atwood
de Witt
Houvier
Tow Dock to Manila to Command Massive Navy Dock
The government plans to tow the Dewey dry dock to Manila via the Suez Canal for a 14 000 mile cruise of three to four months. J D Wood of Norfolk will command with a crew of eight plus reinforced support, earning 24 dollars a month and wireless operators at five dollars. The tow includes three ships Glacier Caesar and Brutus under Capt Fullen and a large crew for handling a one mile towing line. Two Grand Council visits were also reported with speeches on the new regime.
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Manila
Suez Canal
Navy Department
J. D. Wood
Norfolk
Solomon's Island
Chesapeake
Wood
Sofiiors
Caesar
Brutus
Fullem
Cillera
Welcome for Gen Warner by Grand Army veterans in Potomac department
Gen William Warner former Grand Army of the Republic commander in chief and Missouri senator elect will be welcomed by his old comrades Monday evening. A large GAR hat is secured for the reception at Grand Army headquarters with addresses by Thurag Hopkins and others. The event, organized by a long list of post and department officers, includes escorts from Cairo to the wall at 7 32 p m led by Capt Edgar.
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William Warner
Grand Army of the Republic
Missouri
Grand Army
Warner
Washington
Thurag
Hopkins
Gen. Warner
Department
N. M. Brooks
Turner
Black and King
Pensions
A. P.tanker
Fenior
B. P Entriken
Thomas H. Martin
Additaol
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McKenna
D. W. Bonney
Special
J. Harry Jenks
John McElroy
N. M Brooks
Arthur Hendricks
W. H. Bulley
Rawlins
E Cougress Kine
Ktt Carson
George W Honey
Dougherty
Bheridan
H. H. House
Thomas
William H. Anderton
Henry Wilson
George W. Flatz
George A. Morris
Joalan
T. Ford
Latastte
Alexander Frosmen
Frederick Douglase
Old Guard
Cairo
Wall
Capt
Edgar
Oppose Horse Earrings Condemns District Earmarking
Washington Humans Society opposes the District veterinary plan to pierce horse ears for identification. Secretary John P Heap calls the method cruel and impractical, noting ear holes hurt horses and tags may tear ears. The group expects debate at the next meeting on the second Monday in December.
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Washington Humans Society
John P. Heap
Mr. Heap
LACEYS FRIENDS PREPARE APPEAL FOR JUSTICE
Friends of Henry Lacey a colored detective found guilty on two of five charges plan further action to vindicate him. They cite documents showing repayment of funds by a public service employee and her family and deny duress in securing the resignation. Maj. Sylvester has not acted on the trial board report.
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Lacey
Maj
Sylvester
Weather Wisdom From the U S Department of Agriculture
A weather forecast notes a low pressure system moving toward Hudson Bay with rain over the Great Lakes and snow along Lake Superior. Rain in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys and the Middle Atlantic, with fair weather elsewhere, colder in the Upper Mississippi and Lake regions. winds vary by coast and region. showers expected in New England and eastern states Saturday.
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Missinsippi Valley
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Atlantis
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Gulf Coast
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Grand Danka
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Hatteras
Eautport
Pasalie Pune
Qwalya Houra
Asheville
Atlanta
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Bremarck
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
N.Y
Chicago
Tin
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Omaha
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Unab
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SL Pani
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Vlenuburg
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Fate to be decided in Brandy Station murder trial defense speaks
Pendleton Fillmore Taylor on trial for the murder of his wife told Criml yhal Court his version of the killing and claimed his wife assailed him with a knife. Witnesses including Representative John Rixey testified to his good character while the defense detailed prior fights. Court adjourned as testimony neared completion with counsel set to address the jury.
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Pendleton Fillmore Taylor
Criml Yhal Court
Wright
Taylor
Virginia
John ¥. Rixey
Culpeper Circuit
Brandy Station
C. C.taylor
Dora Taylor
Norman J. Walters
Martha
Nettie Taylor
Albert Taylor
Sergt. Keefe
Opium Joint Raided in Northwest DC
Police from the Sixth precinct raided a basement opium den at 352 Pennsylvania Avenue NW. They detained May Sing the proprietor and four occupants, two Chinese men and two young white men, for questioning as witnesses in police court. evidence included smoking paraphernalia and dope pills.
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Sixth Precinct
Bluecoats
Lee Peck
John B. Campbell
Louis Davis
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