Fragmentary Virginia debate over city alignment and territory
The text discusses Virginia's moral obligation to the territory and the original ceded county to secure the capital. It notes potential lines from Four Mile Run to a county point near the Fairfax Theological Seminary and contemplates cutting Alexandria from its county and joining it to the District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Thla
Potomac
Casselman
Nice
Fairfax Theological Seminary
City of
Alexandria
UVAGES JAIL FOR SPEEDERS IN CITY
Assistant Corporation Counsel James L. Pugh fought to break up speeding of motor vehicles as a bicycle cop jailed James W. Orme for failing to forfeit $20 collateral after speeding on Sixteenth Street Northwest. Orme had prior arrests. he pleaded guilty and was fined $20. Pugh vowed harsher measures, aiming to require jail on second convictions to curb violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Pugh
James W. Orme
Sullivan
Sixteenth Street
Orme
Pugh
Mulloway
Wes
Sam
Women shoppers mob Parker Bridget Co sale ad
The Sunday Post reports a massive turnout of women at Parker Bridget Co as prices were cut across all women’s apparel. The store halted incoming stock and offered no exchanges or returns due to the demand, with hundreds responding to the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker, Bridget & Co
Sunday Post
Aucreys
Parker & Bridgette
Tophai
Topham
Dover 39 SNE Steen Vimer Dover to enter business career
Dover, secretary of the Republican national committee and ex-aide to late Senator Marcus A. Manna, will take an executive post with a Chicago electrical engineering firm involved in light power and street railway interests in Western cities. He plans to settle in San Diego or Spokane and may engage in politics in the Far West. He will attend a Portsmouth wedding before proceeding to Chicago and the West next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vimer Dover
Repoblican National Committee
Marcus A. Manna
Chicago
Dover
Far West
Washington
Portsmouth
Urges Sunday Closing at Labor Meeting
The Rev Charles E Guthrie pastor of cy Hamline ME Church and delegate from the Ministerial Association of Washington to the Central Labor Union gave an address at Typographical Temple urging Sunday closing of commercial houses and congressional action to designate Sunday as a national rest day. A resolution endorsing Isaac Gans for a soon vacant commissionership was defeated by an overwhelming vote, labor's longstanding support for unrestricted suffrage for the District noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Guthrie
Cy Hamline ME
Ministerial Association of Washington
Central Labor Union
Congress
Issac Gans
Beng
Organized Labor
Goodyear Rubber firm petitioned for bankruptcy
Luke P Loving representing Goodyear Endis Rubber Selog Company filed two petitions in the Supreme Court to declare Lindsay Rubber Company bankrupt. The filings claim Lindsay owes N Landon Tureneh and Goodyear Rubber Selling Company several sums totaling 31001.
Weather Conditions And Relief From Disturbances Across Regions
Weather report from the Weather Bureau notes a low pressure system near Bermuda moving north, bringing high winds to parts of the mid Atlantic and New England. Temperatures shift, with warmer conditions expected in the south and northeast, and colder spells in the northwest and northern Rockies. Snow remains in Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas Panhandle. storm warnings listed for New England and northwest coasts. A local injury is reported as Mrs Helen Cooltage, 50, injured in a fall from a Mount Pleasant car near Connecticut Ave and K St NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Bermuda
United States
Middle Atlantic
Jomes Jake
Alberta
Pacis
Ohio Valley
Atlantic States
Ptalos
Malof
Ideratcha
Pacito
Rocky Mountain
Missour End
Upper
Tek
Tower Sinke
New England
Laos
Eurbpean
Grand Banks
New Store Offers Opening Prices on Fine Fabrics
A local store announces its new shop with bold claims of low opening souvenir prices on high grade plain and fancy fabrics including silk. Specials include edge trims and tuxedo fabrics at promotional rates, inviting tailoring patrons to visit and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
Oreos &S
Fight Within D A R Over President General 1911 Race
The Daughters of the American Revolution face a heated power struggle for president general in 1911 with three candidates. Incumbent Mrs Scott plans hometown engagements to boost support, insurgent Mrs Story campaigns nationally, and Mrs McLean may also run on the administration ticket. Analysts say Story could still win despite opposition from Scott and McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mos
Scott
Gesigval
Plana
Bregtiom
Story
Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution
So-Cellea Sdmin‘ntration
Matthew
Weektog
Witt.bs
Arlington Hotel
Charles Bromwell
C. E. Vrooman
National Capita
Wiliam Cumming Story
DASR
McLean
Ena
Donald McLean
Hasbrouck appeals case and suffrage talk mix
Dr Edwin M Hasbrouck through attorney Frank D Blackistone appealed to the District Supreme Court from Judge Striders ruling that Clarence L Ronsaville owed $150 for an operation on the Hitles daughter The lengthy trial stirred strong defense claims by the Ronsavilles amid later Washington suffrage commentary about husbands and home life from several Mrs spokeswomen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Hasbrouck
Frank D. Blackistone
District Supreme Court
Strider
Clarence L
Ghita
Amietea
Hasbrouck
York
Rindald
Case
Levensaber
Brooklyn
Capital Wives Excel Home Neglecters Here
Mrs Hiwell Dwight Hillis faces charges in a case linked to homekeeping duties. The article notes a focus on interference and household management terms, with cryptic phrases about causes and city context. Further readable details remain fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiwell
Dwight Hillis
Thersare
Progress of Negroes Highlighted by Interdenominational Union
A meeting at Luther Memorial Church heard Mrs T R Prickett of St Pauls Methodist South discuss the status of African Americans. Florence M Brown and Mrs Prickett cited rising numbers in churches, education, and property ownership, noting 349000 members in United African Zion Church and extensive mission activity. Committees were formed to address dormitory needs at the Central Union Mission with donations from Woodward & Lothrop and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interdenominational Missionary Union of
Luther Memorial Church
Fourteenth Street
Vermont” Avenue
Mre
John Newton Culbertson
Misa Florence M. Brown
Young Woman's Christian Association
T. R. Prickett
St. Paul's M
Church South
United States
United African M. ©. Zion Church
Africa
Woman's Union
Central Union
Samuel Kookogey
Methodist Church
Daura Olney
Baptist Church
St Paul's Methodist Church South
Woodward & Lothrop
Houa & Herrman
B. J. Nee Corbet & Wilson
Lansburgh Bros
Linger
Runaway Horse Injures Residents Aboard East Capitol
A horse attached to a Norse grocer ran loose yesterday afternoon at East Capitol Street and Seventh Street, knocking a woman to the pavement and nearly trampling two children. Policeman Otto C. Hauschild chased the frightened animal, sustaining minor injuries while stopping it near Ninth precinct. Agnes Oyster and Edward Courtney, playing nearby, barely reached the sidewalk as the horse bolted past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eggmian
Sixth Street
Agnes Ovater
D. Wiliam Ovater
Capital Atraer
Edward Courtney
Seventh
East Capitol
Hauschild
Agnes Oyster
Collier Case Delayed In Mathews Murder Trial
John W. Collier, a former policeman, charged with the murder of Police Captain W. H. Mathews on March 5, had his Criminal Court No. 1 hearing postponed yesterday. Defense counsel Thomas C. Taylor noted Andrew Lipscomb’s prior commitments, and the request was granted. The defense is expected to contend self defense, as claimed during the shooting when Collier sought bail, with Charles H. Turner of the U S Attorney’s office set to lead the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Collier
W. H. Mathews
Thomas C. Taylor
Taylor
Andrew Lipscomb
Sollier
United States
H. Turner
Salt damage suit against Vennuyivania Maurena company
Charles Bowie sues the Vennuyivania Maurena company for $1,000 after an engine struck his horse and wagon near Landover Maryland on June 12, destroying fruit and vegetables. Bowie's attorneys are B L Gaskins and Thomas Beckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vennuyivania Maurena Company
Charles Bowie
Augustus Bowie
Landover
Bowie
B. L. Gaskins
Thomas Beckett
Blacksmith Knott Charged with Three Assaults After Car Incident
William J. Knott, blacksmith of 2884 Wisconsin Ave NW, held at First precinct on three assault counts. Police officer McCravey says Knott tried to seize a westbound Georgetown car, struck the conductor and injured a switchman. William Wright arrested for disorderly conduct. traffic delayed during the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Knott
Wisconsin Avenue
Northwest
First Precinct
J. C. McCravey
Fifteenth Ar West
New York Avenue
Knott
Georgetown
Pollcaman McCravey
John Miller
Blascoat
Wiliam Wright
Ong
Veiled Prophets Initiate 42 New Members at Maronry Temple
Fully 250 members attended a grand ceremonial at the Magonic Temple where Kal Hopelis Grotto Mo. 18 initiated 42 new prophets into the Mystic Order of the Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm. Banaré F. Schmta officiated as Monarch Prophet, with toastmaster Jacob W. Collins presiding over a banquet and sermons delivered by Willam F. Gude Dr. F. H. Gibbons Rev. Dr. Stevenson and Dr. W. F. R. Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kal- Hopelis Grotto
Maronry
Banaré F. Schmta
Jacob W. Collins
Willam F. Gude
Chamber of Commerce
F. H. Gibbons
Stevenson
W. F. R. Phillips
Amateur Actress at Seventy Stars In Local Play
The Germania Maennerehor last night opened winter theater with The New Pastor at Ola Mesonis Temple. Amateur performers included F. L. Aue GH Hottnann G. Putt W. Becker J. Wond Tack and Mrs Lehnhardt. Mrs A Het, nearly seven years old, delivered standout acting and received warm applause.
Hood Denies He Sought Death on Ferry Trip
Washingtonian Hood declares he did not attempt suicide by leaping from a Pennsylvanian ferry. He says he was drugged after dining at a French restaurant and robbed, then sought air across the river to recover. Hood, president of Lindar Types Co., says reports of a stock loss are false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Frederick Hood
Galland
Columbia Road
Thin City
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
North River
Mr. Hood
Jersey City
Hood
Lindar Types Company
Recenuy Realized
Wealthy Philadelphia couple in fright over threats
Mrs Carrie K Rank wife of mill owner J B Rank of Philadelphia was arrested in this city by police acting on a warrant from her husband for threats of bodily harm. She was taken to the house of detention for examination by police surgeons. Rank reported to police that his wife had threatened a man named Tim, prompting the warrant and arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie K. Rank
J.B. Rank
Philadelphia
Rank
Boardman
Tim
Frank
Mrs. Rank
Warren
Imperial Apartments
Remarkable Operation Restores Boy's Broken Back
Wilmer Herbert, a 16 year old from Washington, suffered a broken back after a 15 foot fall. At Emergency Hospital Dr. Charles White led a five-physician effort to set the shattered vertebra with anesthesia, after initial nursing without surgery. An X-ray guided the operation, and doctors report the likelihood of recovery though splintered bone risk remains. further surgery possible only after recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Herbert
Treakment
Beck
Hey. Ball
Béldom
Washington
Virginia Avenue
Twenty Second Street
Charles & ‘White
Wilmer
White
Whita
Little Wilmer
Aia
Woman Sues Traction Co for Injuries in Streetcar Accident
Laura u9¢ through attorney Lev HL David files a suit against Capital Traction Company after an incident while boarding a streetcar at Sixteenth and UW streets. She claims temporary and possible permanent injuries to back head shoulder arm and body and seeks 10 000 in damages. John A Kerskey a young electrician drowned after falling overboard from the power launch Yale on a river trip and was sent home to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Lev HL David
Capital Traction Company
Sixteenth
UW Streets
Setee
John A. Kerskey
Dupont
Hastera
Chicago
Kerskey
Yale
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Republican National Committee
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Goodyear Company
Sopron
Mish Eilen Cooltge
Seventeenth Street
Mount Pleasant
Connecticut Avenue
K Street
Baln- Max
Asheville
Atlante
Mamie
Baty
Jacksonviliet
Kanwaa City
Little Rock
Marquette
Omaha
Wittabirg
Portland
Lake City
St Paul
Mina
Sao
Frasciggy
River Bulletin
Harpers Farry
Mrs. Story Strong
Hasbrouck Appeals
Higher Court
Alli
Jackson
J. M. Bradley
Rachel B. Bzeklal
Commieston
B. E. Russell
Bussell
Missionary ‘Union
Hauschild Broves
Mera
Collier
Capt. Mathews
Goodyear
Probey Carriage CO
Thirty-second St. Nw
Car
New Mundaic Order
Mra
Hein
Tekes
Germania
Maennerehor
Rome
Lyon
Washingtonian
W. H. F. Hood
Sind Droggch
Woman Sues Traction Co
Wellington
Sidney West
Dunlap& Co's
Lansburgh & Broune
See St
Aig
Weft End
Paris
Lucia Sarar
Christian Xander
7Th St. Wate
Stockholaers of
Golumble
Iz Grclock
G. N. Everett
Eatadl
Neaticoka Toesstons
Pat Doven
Sepers
DR. White
Washington Railway & Electric Company
FS. Whitehead
Washington Beltway & Electric Company
Weaver
Kencla
Taimobone P
Statler AL Darian
Teeters
Goole
Kengla & OO
Georges Carn Bonin
Enon
ALL
Druggiste
Georges & Bon, Inc
Ghtropodista
Im . St. NW
DR. Beni. K. Leon
Pa. Ave
North
Sorin TH
General House Repair CO. Pals
Ailburn, Reister & Co
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Hantine
Newark
Shiowaker
Wilson & Mayers
Mahgany Fat Hicks
Wilton
Axminster
Brussels
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