Woman Fatally Wounds Herself in Washington Park
Mrs Grissom, 33, dressed in fine blue walking suit, fired twice in Farragut Square park. Dr Roy D Adame aided her after the first shot, then she died en route to hospital. Police traced her from a Pullman berth to Danville and Washington, noting a revolver with number 774 and $25.67 in her handbag.
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Roy D Adame
Seventeenth Street
Downey
Olympia
J W Harvay
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Avenue
Madison Place
Farragut Square
Army and Navy Club
Beard- Hu
Danville
Grissom
Evans
Boardman
Spray NC
Rome
Washington
de Hoy D Adama
Seventeenth
K Streets
Farragut Park
Gevera
Hookihal
Adams Phuel Har
Br Adams
Catherine Parton
War Department
Adams
Silony Wade
Martyn
R. Sou
G. Grissom
Spray
Youth injured in game after tumble at Third and 1b
Seventeen year old junior high student sustained injuries in a playground game yesterday afternoon. A traffic wagon of the Fifth precinct transported him to the town hospital for treatment. condition described as serious.
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Josia
Wisconsin Society Meets to Discuss Street Car Service
Members of the Wisconsin Society held a meeting at the Dewey Hotel on T Street last night. The program included songs and talks and cleared the way for dancing. A committee was empowered to press for urban improvement. Citizens’ associations plan to seek action from various interests this afternoon.
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Mimbcirs
Wisconsin Society Met
Tulliven
Dewey Hotel
T Street
Dihel Holteck
Anne Taylor
Alan Grace Ce ' William
Bannerman
George C Boab
Centenns
Aninttreck
Autecon
Earthquake Reported Noted Across Washington Area
Washington and select regions felt a similar tremor around 8 PM, with Charles F. Blount reporting a strong shock that rattled chandeliers. Prof. Henry of the Weather Bureau confirmed an earthquake but could not reach the seismograph, noting the event extended along a broad international fault line. No injuries reported. Elk Grove Butter for Thanksgiving feast.
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Henry
Charles F. Blount
Hill Horse
Washington
Ix Ueual
Post
Causa
Taylor Jury in Deadlock Over First Degree Murder Claim
Pendleton Fillmore Taylor faces a deadlocked jury in the murder case of his wife Nettie Taylor. Prosecution urges a first degree verdict citing clear testimony, while defense argues self defense and imminent danger, seeking acquittal as jurors remain unable to reach a verdict.
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Pendleton Fillmore Taylor
Nettie Taylor
Justice Wright
Turner
Smith
Hoover
Wells
Drake
Taylor
Reorganized Choral Society Plans Winter Concerts
Representatives of the Choral and Musical Arts Societies and a citizens committee met at Washington College of Music to reorganize the Choral Society. A board of managers will be elected December 6, with plans for three winter concerts under their direction.
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Choral and
Musical AN Societies
Citizens’ Committee
Washington College of Music
Choral Society
Willam Bruce King
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Reorganized Thoral Society
Musical Art Society
Chorel Society
Reorganized Society
Marie A. Kuknel
Alys Benty
Mia. Berenice Thompson
Wath & Westcott
Merv A Cryder Mesars
Stasius Meade
William Bease King
Bernard R. Green
Edmund Varalla
John ‘Roberts
Otto Luebkert
Davia Selke
QO G Sonneck
Sydney’ Lloyd Wrightson
Bawin A. HI
Daughters of Revolution Set Reception for Mrs McLean
The Daughters of the American Revolution in the District of Columbia completed plans for a December 6 reception for Mrs Donald McLean at the Arlington Hotel. Mrs Helen Spencer Munsey, state regent, and other officers assigned duties as committee chairmen meet in the hotel parlors. The receiving party includes district regents, with invitations sent to Cabinet members, judiciary, diplomatic corps, and prominent figures. National officers of the DAR and allied patriotic groups will attend.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
District of Columbia
Donald Mclean
Arlington Hotel
Hllen Spencer Munsey
McLean
Mussey
Hodgkins
Judiciary
Diplomate Corps
DA. R
Sons of the American Revolution
The
Sons of the Revolution
Patriots
Big Future for G W U Graduate Club Meeting
The Graduate Club of George Washington University met in West Hall with President Needham and Prof. Munroe speaking. Needham predicted graduate enrollment could match any national university within two to three years. Officers were elected: Andrew Wilson president Edwin A Hill vice president and J R Alden secretary and treasurer.
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George Washington University
West Hall
Needham
Munroe
Andrew Wilson
Edwin A Hill
J. R. Alden
Arguments on the Halles ratification sale in court
Justice Anderson allowed consideration of ratifying the Halle of the Ancients property sale at 61 000 to Charles W Fairfax of Stone and Fairfax. Receivers reported the sale and Fairfax's bid, while architects and agents argued the ground value due to nearly valueless improvements, contrasted by syndicate owners claiming actual sales between 42090 and 80000.
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Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
New York Avenue
Phirtegath Street
Charles W. Fairfax
Stone & Fairfax
Fairfax
E. H. Thomas
Weather Review Shows Mild Temps and Snow Likely
The U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports above normal temperatures nationwide except Montana. A low pressure system brings light rain or snow along the northern boundary from Montana to Michigan. Sunday and Monday are forecast fair for most regions with colder spells in the Upper Mississippi and Lake Regions. Winds vary by coast and area with fresh southwest to northwest spells. Regional temperatures include 56 at midnight and 67 at 4am in one station, with several cities listing highs around 60s. River conditions note Shenandoah and Potomac rivers clear. Jewish Relief Fund contributions are listed with several donors.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Clesreg
Montana
Michigan
Hee
Alberta
Lake Bupartor
British Columbia
Lake Region
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Asheville
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Chisago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Denver
Colo
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Town
Galveston
Helena
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonvile
Fla
Kans
Cty
Little Rock
Marquette
Mich
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New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Nebr
Omaha
Pittsburg
Bult Lake City
Utah
Loula Mo
St Paul
Minn
Springfald
Tru
Vicksburg
Peruna touted as safeguard against catarrh in homes
An advertisement extols Peruna as a natural protector for households against catarrh and colds. It cites testimonials from multiple families across the United States praising Peruna and Manalin for relief, improved appetites, and healthier children, urging early use and ongoing family protection.
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Anna McSweeney
8Th Street
Kansas City
Kans
Catherine
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