Navy to Bury Schley Casket Taken to Home
Navy to bury Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley with full military honors at Arlington after the casket was moved to the Schley home at 1826 I street. The funeral plans are being finalized with Capt. Schley expected to arrive and pallbearers led by Admiral Dewey to be named.
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America
Winfield Scott Schley
Santiago Bay
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Station
Schley
I Street
Arlington National Cemetery
New York
Washington
H. M S. Worthley
Admiral Schley
Worthley
Winfield Scott’ Schley
Joseph C Sears
Herg
Silas Cagey
Mrs Schley
Infield Scott Schley
United States Navy
Pennsylvania
Navy Department
Dewey
R. F. Nicholson
Bureau of Navigation of the Navy
Schiey
Admiral Schey
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Casey
President Taft
Navy
George von L. Meyer
Nichollson
Ades
Army
Commodore Sears
Santiago
Sehley
Edhley
Knights Templars
Army Ad Navy Union
Army and Navy
George C Rester
Bain
Thetchley
Admial
Takoma Park Mail Service Expanded by New Carrier
Takoma Park residents gain better mail service as Postmaster N A Merritt orders an additional carrier. The Takoma Park section now has three carriers, though daily delivery remains two. The change aims to prevent curtailment of the final daily delivery.
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Takoma Park
N. A Merritt
District Budget Nears Approval in Late Week Summary
District officials announced the annual estimates will be sent to the Secretary of the Treasury and the President later this week. The total is expected between 12.35 and 12.5 million dollars, with the board of education allocation slightly raised. Auditor Tweedale began compiling the figures and will prepare expenditure lists for the President. Extensions of the parking system and improvements at Kingle Ford, Valley, and Lovers Lane will be urged with funding requests.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Board of Education
Tweedale
Iff
Ang
Kinngle Ford Valley
Lovers’ Lane
Desert Horses for Auto Engineer Named in District Fire Dept
Tom Minnick, driver for Chemical Company No 2 in Langdon, was named engineer of Engine Company No 24 after resignation accepted by district commissioners. Appointed after competitive exam Minnick trained in motor vehicle handling. Rhode Island Avenue Suburban Citizens Association urged motor-driven apparatus for Brookland station.
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Tom Minnick
Chemical Company No. 2
Langdon
Frank J. Wagner
Minnick
F Engine Company No
Petworth
Rhode Island Avenue
Brookland Station
Bookbinders Hold Smoker in Typographical Temple
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders Local 4 held its annual smoker at 425 G Street NW last night with about 200 members present. Speakers H L Adams and Jom B Colpoys addressed the gathering. Performances included solos by M Fitzgerald H A Lange and B A Lineback, a recitation by William C Connor a dance by H B Wright and a monologue by W Anglin. The Bookbinders Glee Club sang several numbers. Invited guests included J E Ralph C P Mell M Snellings J B Colpoys H L Adams C T Smith P J Ryan F J Me Eenna and Charles Savage. Committee in charge was William C Connor Lewis Stark and Victor Nora. Music by Prof Samuels orchestra.
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Bookbinders’ Glee Club
J. E. Ralph
C. P. Mell
M. Snellings
J B. Colpoys
H L. Adams
C. T. Smith
P. J. Ryan
F. J. Me Eenna
Charles Savage
Wiliam C. Connor
Lewis Stark
Victor Nora
Prof. Samuels
Doctors Must Not Speed Citing Physician Traffic Exceptions
The Northeast Washington Citizens Association urged District commissioners to amend police regulations to allow physicians on calls to exceed speed limits. They asked for special tags indicating professional use for doctors’ cars. Walter, chair of police and fire committees, signed resolutions noting the request. Commissioner Rudolph had a copy of the police rules sent to the association and stated the board had considered changes but decided against them.
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Northeast Washington Citiens’ Association
Frr
Walter
Police and Fire Departments
Signea Ie
Rudolph
Board of Commissioners
Association
St Francis Day Service at Mount St Sepulchre
The feast of St Francis will be celebrated by Franciscan fathers in Brookland at Mount St Sepulchre Church with relic veneration, solemn high mass, and sermon at 8 am and 4 pm closing rites. The service ends with the Transitus ceremony marking St Francis death.
The Blue Bird and Vaudeville Acts at City Theaters
City bulletins list Belasco The Blue Bird performances at 2 15 and 8 15 pm and vaudeville shows including "Atine Where Do You Live" at 2 15 and 8 15 pm. Other venues feature "The Three Romed" 2 18 and 8 16 pm, Cosine Vaudeville 2 15 7 45 and 9 pm, Cosmos Vaudeville daily 1 to 11 pm, and The White Sister at 3 15 pm.
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Belasco
Atine
Chase
Ria Gayely
The
Belles of the Boulevard
Lyceux Sam Rice & Co
Conger
Pierson Auber Hermannu and Herbert Johnson Hondina
Fragmentary names centered on Pierson Auber Hermannu and Herbert Johnson Hondina with unclear context. The readable text lists these individuals without events, dates, or locations to anchor a complete report.
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Pierson
Auber Hermannu
Herbert
Johnson
Lecture on Masonry Tomorrow by Dr Clifford in Alexandria
Washington Post Bureau reports local Masonic lodges plan a reception for Dr M F P Clifford who will lecture on the origin and symbolism of Free Masonry drawing on archives from India Servia and the Nile Valley. Alexandria and Andrew Jackson lodges will host the event tomorrow evening.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Strait
Alexandria
M FP “Clifford
Dr. Clifford
Tyler-Keystone
Alexandria Washington
Andrew Jackson
Clifford
India
Servia
Valley of the Nile
Order
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Saks
Splend
London
Boyeeroa
House & Herrmann
St Daay
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Maia
Wilbur
Wilbur & Sons, Inc, Manufacturers
Philadelphia, Pa
Worthwest
Washington Post
Keeley Institute
North
Capitel Street
Washington, D. Nowderself
District of ‘of Columbia
Mayyland
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
BIG Print Shop
Arlington
Merritt
Thin
Porto-Rico
May Leonard Woodruff
Flemington
N. J
Young People’s District Association
Methoist Episcopal Church
Metropolitan Church
Porto Rico
Mabel Sands
D. B. Street
Lucy Webb Hayes
John C. Koons
John GC. Koons
Cleveland
Ohio
Postoffice Department
Ervin H. Thropp
Koons
Postal Service
Kodaks
Columbia Photo. Supply Co
Ma Quick
F. i
J. T. Crowley
Seal
Mary Fuller
Electra
Ariington Bottling Co
West
Electric Webster
United States Soldiers
John
Zhramermann
Iveowe
Bigmonds
Hixteep
Sujie
M. F. Clifford Wi
Alexandria Lodges
Lee Camp of
Confederate Veterans
John R Zimmerman
Booker C. Hall
J. B. Spicer
Jesse Murray
George Wise
Grand Camp of
Newport News
Andrew Sullivan
Kemper
A ‘T Sullivan
Confederate Veterans’ Hall
State Corporation Commission
Richmond
Richey Telephone Appliance Company, Inc
R. L. Newhouser
C. V. Richey
D. A. Baer
W. H. Peck
Henry Gaskell
Corporation Court
Szys
H. Paulets Sannon
State Department
Adee
Fetal Merchants’ Association
Joseph Strasburger
G. H. Gall
Gude
Wm Hahn & Co
Prince Albert
Horn
C. A. Muddiman & Co
Andrews
Space Ladies
R.P. Andrews Paper Co
Berkeley
Sole
D. C
Hoosier
Knock Furniture Co
Teh St. MW
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