Washington Chamber Pushes 1910 Aviation Meet Aid
Washington Chamber of Commerce aviation committee approves a resolution urging Congress and federal officials to back hosting a major international aviation meet in Washington. The plan seeks federal funding, endorsements from Taft and War and Navy secretaries, and money to cover prizes and logistics.
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Washington
United States
Ben
International Aviation Congress
Aviation Committee
Washington Chamber of Commerce
A. Leftwich Sinclair
Copley
Taft
War
Navy Departments
Wa Wall
Washigton
Balthmore
Norfok
Herato- Ture
Nativi
Une
Mdi
Uiv
Columbia
House of Representatives
Lrectors
Chamber of Commerce
Sinclair
Topmeet
The
Aeronautic Federation
Zurich
Sane
Dela
Amelia
Santety
Rheims
Hed Garad
Baltimore
Washinden
Lage Mack
Signal Corps
Consilemit de Mare
Hatch left $5,000,000 in will filed in New York
The will of Edi h P Hatch of Lord s Taylor was filed in surrogate's court. It states a estate valued over 5 million, with specific bequests to his children and to offspring from a former marriage, plus four sons of Edward Hatch. Residuary estate goes to Edward Hatch jr, Cornelia Hatch, and W J Pucker.
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New York
Edih P. Hatch
Lords& Taylor
Henry V Andrews
Speelie
Edward Hatch
Cornelia € Hatch
the Testator
W. J .Pucker
May Hitch Tocker
Dr Whittlesey Buried at Arlington National Cemetery
Funeral services for Dr Eliphaigt Whit tlesey noted educator and soldier were held at the Iowa Circle home with Rev Dr Samuel B Woodrow officiating. Interment followed at Arlington National Cemetery beside other pallbearers S R Bond Waites Caft Prof Trage Clark Dit Fclatin Prof A Ne Skinner and Cat M A Rebing 7 Peet.
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Eliphaigt Whittlesey
Iowa Circle
Samuel B. Woodrow
First Congregational Cho
Newman
Arlington, National Cemetery
S. R. Bond
Waites
Trage Clark
Dit
Prof
A. Ne, Skinner
Cat. M. A. Rebing
Queen Receives Earthquake Aid Funds for Messina Relief
Forty thousand lire from the American Red Cross, unexpended, are handed to the Queen of Italy via Mr. Garrett on behalf of Lieut. Comdr. Bellmap. Count Ponzio-Vegila, minister of the royal household, notes the queen’s grateful reception and thanks the American philanthropic effort for Sicily and Calabria victims.
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Messina
Resgio
Italy
Garrett
Korte
Comdr
Bellmap
Sthetonia
Ponzio-Vegila
Garratt
Roirep
American Red Cross
Sicily
Riverview Exposition to Buy Analostan Island for Park and Resort
Chicago based Riverview Exposition Company completes $100000 purchase of Analostan Island under Blair Lee and J D Coughlan trustees. Wabash Railroad gains potential city entrance. park to open next summer with $400000 planned spend and features including cafe, opera house, skating rink, roller coasters and a prominent glare of electric lights.
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Wabash Railroad
Washington—Riverview Exposition
Anatostan Island
Potomac River
Aqueduct Bridge
Rivertlew Exposition Company
Chicago
Willge, Gibbs & Daniel
Washington
Exposition Company
Paul W. Cooper
William M. Johnson
Riverview Exposition Company
Blair Lee
J. D. Coughlan
American Colonization Company
Sheyance
Chicago Company
Treasantion
Cinsen
Chamber of Commerce
Thirty-second Street
Georgetown
Johnson
Jolson
Railroad backs off liquor seizure pact in Muskogee
At a conference in Muskogee Oklahoma on October 2 General attorney C L Jackson of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad Company and Attorney Crump agreed the railroad would no longer protect interstate liquor shipments from seizure by Oklahoma officers Local officers say they will now search consignments and confiscate all liquors sent to Muskogee.
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Muskogee
Okla
C. L. Jackson
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
Crump
Oklahoma
County Day Ends Life After Dry County Vote
George Killin, a brewery agent for a Terre Haute company in Loogootee, Washington County, killed himself after district voting made Manning County dry. His business declined and a mortgage on his horses and wagons was foreclosed yesterday.
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Washington
Ind
George Killin
Terre Haute
Loogootee
Manning
Examine Our Furniture Showroom Seven Floors of New Items
Our store offers the utmost in money and effort to present the handsomest and most varied collection of new furniture in the Capital City. Take the elevator to seven crowded floors showcasing the latest home adornment for the fall and winter season.
Our Drapery Department Offers Imported and Domestic Curtains
The Drapery Department showcases a wide range of race curtains, tapestries, portieres, and couch covers. Notable prices include Nottingham Lace Curtains at 1.55 to 2.65, White Lace Curtains around 2.00 to 2.35, and Ivory Nottingham Lace at 2.37 to 2.65, reflecting a selection of elegant designs and color effects.
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Nottingham
Ite Chiny
Rugs and Linoleums Offer Colorful Home Furnishings
Advertises handsome room size rugs including Axminsters Wiltons Velvets and Brussels at notable prices. Also promotes inlaid linoleums priced around 1.35 to 1.75 per square yard and various cloths and tapes. Dense catalog style reflects a late 19th or early 20th century retail pitch with heavy color emphasis and discount framing.
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Chamber
Congress
John Tarret
Washington Aero Club
Washington Aero
Baltimore Aero Club
Albert Zahm
College Us
College Park
Hatch
DR. Whittlesey
Arlington Cemetery
Her Majesty
Analostan Isle
Koby
Kelly CO
House & Herrmann
Turnitore
Mission Library
Mission Furniture
Mission
Ission
Mission Library Table
Minnton Prater
Amission
Davenport
Willers
Bebe
Aguas
Dresser
Our Drapery
Primros
Fine Morris
Gale Morris
Axminster
Velvet Ryan
Brussels
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