Astrological Prognostication For Shipping and Arts
The column notes Mars and Jupiter in adverse aspect with Neptune favorable, predicting luck in Panama Canal affairs and fair sea journeys. It cautions against anger and impulsive speech, warns poor outcomes for surgery, and foresees reforms in public schools and midwinter suffering, with a hopeful outlook for children born on this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Jupiter
Neptune
Panama Canal
M-Clure
Syndicair
Thanksgiving Day Services at Washington Cathedral and Nearby Churches
An Episcopal service schedule lists Morning Prayer at 10 o'clock at Washington Cathedral BeThupien Chapel with a festival service and sermon by Canon De Vrieg il 2. m.i plus choral evensong at 4. St John’s Church on Avenue of the Prestience hosts Rev. Roland Uotton Smith and Rev. Edward Seaton Dunlap with Holy Communion and morning prayers. Methodist services advertise gatherings at Moureh Corner with a Thursday poster and a welcome to the public for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bethupien Chapel
Mount St. Alban
Dla
Canon de Vrieg
ST. John's Churote Avenue
Roland Uotton Smith
Edward Seaton Dunlap
George Williamson Smith
Moreing
Methodist
Moureh
James
John Marshall
Patent Office Salute as Third Oldest Examiner Retires
President Wilson praises Dr. B W Pond upon his resignation after 40 years in the patent office examining corps. Pond, third oldest, led inventions in civil and hydraulic engineering and bridge building. A Bowdoin College graduate from Maine, he began as third assistant in 1873 and became primary examiner in 1877.
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Wilson
Pond
BW. Pond
Patent Office
Denies Danger to Children Letter Responds to Germ Theory Claims
Theresa H. Russell critiques A S H and A L H arguments against public schools, arguing fears of germs are overstated. She notes many poor children work in stores and mills, urging focus on better sanitation and opportunities rather than closing schoolhouses at night.
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A. UL. H
A. TG. H
Theresa H. Russell
M'Reynolds Aid Resigns in Trust Prosecution Shift
idwin B. Grosvenor, special assistant to Attorney General McReynolds, resigned to take effect January 3 and join Wickersham Taft in New York. He will pursue civil practice and remain connected to the trusts cases until the harvester and moving picture suits end. Henry A. Wise of counsel for the General Film Company conferred with trust prosecutors and reportedly floated a tentative government compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idwin B. Grosvenor
McReynolds
Iini
Harvester
Moving Picture
Grosvenor
New York
Wickersham
Henry W. Taft
Henry A. Wise
United States
General Film Company
Moving Picture Trust
Department of Justice
W. C. Todd
Trust
Mr. Grosvenor
Mr. Wise
Alsberg After the Oyster In Chesapeake Bay Study Heads
Dr Carl Alberg chief chemist says sanitary checks on Chesapeake Bay oyster beds will start this winter via the United States bureau of chemistry. Fish Hawk vessel will transport chemists to the bay late next month to study fish abundance and distribution while winter habits of shad herring white perch and other fish are examined by commission officials.
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Chesapeake Bay
United States Bureau of Chemistry
Carl L. Aleberg
Fish Hawk
United States Fish Commission
Adcaelon
Bacteriological
Smith
Commerce Court annuls ICC orders on rail allowances
The Commerce Court ruled the Interstate Commerce Commission lacked power to ban trunk lines from paying allowances to alleged tapping industries for switching. It held the ICC may not prohibit rate reintroduction or payments between trunk lines and tapping entities, but may regulate amounts to prevent rebates and unjust discrimination. The decision likely heads to the Supreme Court.
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Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Supreme Court
Turkey Scale Was Short at Center Market
James W Higgins of Maryland was fined 2 dollars in police court after being convicted of selling turkeys on a short weight scale at Center Market. Officer George Howe testified Higgins weighed a turkey on a scale short one pound and used untested scales. The judge remarked that green country farmers do the city people and upheld the fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. R. Horner
James W. Higgins
Maryland
Mullowny
Higgins
Higgins Was Arrested Yesterday Morning On Sale Row
Center Market
George Howe
Howe
Canavan Applies to Supreme Court for Release in Civil Case
Stephen Canavan of Bernalillo County New Mexico asks the state supreme court to free him from a jail sentence after a judge found he violated a restraining order tied to a divorce proceeding by selling property. He argues no jail for civil order violations like in Gompers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Canavan
Bernalillo County
Supreme Court
Canavan
Samuel Gormpers
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Civil Governor for Moros Planned in Philippines
Governor General Harrison moves toward Philippine autonomy by replacing Brig. Gen. John J. Pershing with civilian Frank W. Carpenter as the first civilian governor of the Moro province. A troop redistribution in the Philippines may follow the establishment of civil government in the region.
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Harrison
John J. Fershing
Moro
Frank W. Carpenter
Philippines
Redfield Seeks Fleet To Enforce Halibut Law
Secretary Redfield urges a 100000 appropriation to buy one seagoing vessel one heavy draft tug and six rapid waterboats to police alien fishing in Alaskan waters. The department currently has no vessel and relies on private boats, raising conflicts of interest concerns.
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Alaskan
Redfield
Mr. Redfield
Moran Freed With Mother's Illness Prompting Release
Martin Moran, recently sentenced to Occoquan, was freed by Judge Mullowny to visit his dying mother. The mother had appealed in letters, fearing she would not survive. Moran was lectured prior to release with strong remarks from the judge about his character and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Moran
Occoquan
Mullowny
Moran
Clayton Returns to Push Antitrust Bills in Washington
Representative Clayton, chairman of the House judiciary committee, returned from Alabama to begin preparations for an antitrust program. He will confer with President Wilson soon on a comprehensive plan for trust legislation, to be a focus of the coming session. The judiciary committee will convene in early December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
House Committee On Judiciary
Washington
Alabama
Wilson
Garrison Plans NYC Shore Inspection and Pier Proposal
Secretary Garrison will inspect the New Jersey shore with the New York harbor line board and army engineers. Next Wednesday he will present a plan to modify the pier headlines on the New Jersey side of the Hudson River from a point opposite West Twenty eighth street Manhattan to opposite West 13th street.
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Garrison
New Jersey
New York Harbor Line Board
Army Engineers
Bartne Wea
Uudson River
West Twenty-elghth Street
Manhattan
West 13Th Street
McLanahan Buys 34 Acre Bradley Hills Tract
George X. McLanahan a local capitalist and attorney purchased 34 acres adjoining the Montgomery Country Club in Bradley Hillis. The deal valued about 950000 with the three story residence at 2688 Connecticut Avenue transferred to Real Estate Trust Company in part payment. McLanahan plans a country home on the site and the trust company negotiated the entire transaction.
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George X. McLanahan
New Montgomery Country Club
Bradley Hillis
McLanahan
Connecticut Avenue
Saloon Rule Strictly Enforced Near Church and School
The excise board heard Hugh F. Harvey seek a transfer from 2006 to 193 Pennsylvania Ave NW, noting a 100 foot distance to a church. Attorney A E Shoemaker contested the site would also fall within a forbidden zone. Chair Joseph C Sheehy stated the law would be strictly followed.
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Hugh F. Harvey
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harvey
A. E. Shoemaker
Joseph C. Sheehy
Peard
His Daughter's Sin at Virginia Theater Tonight
City bulletins advertise Splendid Drama His Daughter's Sin at the Virginia Theater. Also listed are Eapers Pep Repairing at Factory Prices and fountain pen shop details. Train times show Through Sleeper to St Louis leaving Washington at 6:10 p.m., with connections to Cincinnati and Louisville. other departures at 3:15 p.m. and 11:16 p.m. to western cities.
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Virginia Theater
Eapers
Peave
Ches, & Chin Ry
St. Louis
Washington
St. Ma
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
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York State
John. J. Crowley
St. Ae
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M’reynolds
E. P. Grosvenor
Wickersham & Tatt
Alsberg
Annals
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Farmer
Judge Mulloway
James Higgins
Gompers
Moros
John J. Pershing
FLEET
Cuticura
ITA
Boston
Vssible
11Th Street
Byron S. Adams
Bell Telephone System
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Bradley Hills
George McLanahan
Excise Board
City Bulletins
Phila
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Sunset Mountain
Asheville
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Rockies
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George W. Vandertit
Grove Park
N.C
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Tharp
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Sis
CG. A. Maddiman
12Th Street
Prince Albert
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