Cadet officers at Central High named for 1905-06 regime
Organization of the cadet corps completed for the 1905 06 school year with H R Standiford of Central High named colonel. Officers for nine companies announced alongside noncommissioned ranks at Central Eastern and McKinley schools and assignments at Eastern slated for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Standiford
Central High School
Col Standiford
H Standiford
Frankin School
Scudder
French
Richards
BE. Schreiber
Bryan
Eastern High School
A. B Grifflin
Centre High School
William Lewis
McKinley Manual Training School
C A. Howland
J F Mattern
Swartzell
Military Committee
Schoo Desre
Firat
Central—Battalion
Hyman Leroy
Claude C Caylor
Edward Steele
George E Wilson
McKnew
Eaond
Marke
Cox
Patchell
Hillebrand
Claggett
A Stuart Young
Frat Meutepant
John H Sherman
EB Kemper
Meagley
Parsona
Meo Bath
Greathouse
Coa
Eastern
W. A. Porterfield Business Company B
E L Trey
JH Zimmerman
JE Troth
Rase
Muljen
Anderson
Russell
Gibson
Couch
Deltz
Saunders Wood
Ward
W C Miter
Bo Prise
Hamtanant
JW Field
L. H. Sinclair
Husiness
W Tohken
Meutenant
D . Hundrich
S A Mason
Johnston
Lester
Arth
Zarpel
Sith
Lowenthal
Sharpless
Beall
McGlfin
Miller and Sherwood
Western
William Bland
Bret
Edward Robey
Thomas Farrington
McKinsey
EH F Leger
Vo Pa Turnburks
H Ehrlich
Marlowe
Davie
Thiele
Hryorly
Shopemaker
Hart
Auerbach
Moore
Radmond
J EB Law
W. A Steinberg
Liutenant
H Potter
B Cleveland
de Neale
King
Howell
Charlton
Corporate
Rodier
Mitchner, Truesdale
Rishards
Medical and Surgical Society Elects McKimmie President
The Medical and Surgical Society of the District of Columbia held its eighteenth annual meeting at Dr Presley C Hunt's residence. Dr C A M McKimmie was elected president with Dr A R Shands as vice president and Dr Llewellyn Biot as secretary and treasurer for the coming year. The address by Dr Hunt reviewed the society's work and Dr Moran discussed puerperal eclampsia based on European research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F Moran
Moran
Europe
O A M MckKimaune
A R. Shands
Llewellyn Biot
Drs
F B Bishop
H D Fry
Abbie
Eliot
Walsh
Thomas
King
Luce James D Morgan
Bprigg
Morse
Adams
May
J R. Kean
Vincent
Magruder
Hammett
Mayfield
Bovee
Bureh
M . Ireland
W H Forwood
Rover Hagner Gwynn
Hickling
EL. Moan
Atkinson
Huot
George M. Sternberg
Chamberlin Carr
McKindie
Pickford
Shoade
Spanish War Veterans Club arrangements advanced
Spanish War Veterans of the District of Columbia met at the department home on Sixth Street to discuss plans for a new Spanish War Veterans Club of Washington. The committee reported progress. entertainment plans for December at National Theater were outlined. A resolution endorsing Oscar J. Ricketts for Public Printer was adopted and a resolution draft committee was formed. Army of Tennessee Meets in Cincinnati. Gen. Granville M Dodge presided. A resolution to care for the McPherson monument at Atlanta passed. Social session featured addresses by Gen. Dodge Brig. Gen. Fred S. Grant and others. Next annual session slated for Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of Tennessee
Cincinnati
Indictments Delayed In Revenue Trial In Greensboro
In Greensboro on October 5 the U S Court postponed the Nick Williams Distillery Company N Green Williams and D H Kennedy indictments to a Special term beginning October 24 after counsel withdrew pleas to plead not guilty. Deputy Collector Samuel case opened with jury in place and evidence to beginFriday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Greensboro
N. C
United States
Nick Williams Distillery Company
N. Green Williams
D. H. Kennedy
Samuel
Aycock
C. B. Watson
J. W. McNeill
Adams and
Bynum
Sulla
Samuel Fa
Judges Coming Home for October Term Opens
The Supreme Court plans its October term with all justices in attendance. Opening proceedings include a visit to the White House, and the docket features a Mississippi Louisiana boundary dispute, McGuire vs Blount, peonage cases, and Senator Greene’s stamp fraud case. Justice Swayne’s conduct, habeas corpus questions, and state power over punishment are noted as pivotal issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi-Louisiana
Greene
Supreme Court of the United States
Brewer
McKenna
Brown
Justice Holmes
Beverly Farms
Massachusetts
Justice White
Narragansett Pier
Justice Day
Atlantic City
Justice Peckham
Albany
Justice Harlan
Quebec
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
White House
Mississippi
Louisiana
New York City
Maryland
Simon
Chesapeake
McGuire
Blount
Judge Swayne
Florida
Macon
Emory Speer
United States
State of
Georgia
New York State
Ray
New York
Dairy Plant Sold to Corby Company in Langdon sale
The Standard Dairy and Ice Company sold its Langdon plant in North Dakota to the Corby Company. Its milk purifying machinery was not included and will be moved to Standard's city depot at 1833 Fourteenth Street Northwest.
Cuticura Soap Advertiser Praises Skin Benefits
Mrs. R. Retchenberg of 14 Faltoa Street New York extols Cuticura Soap and water as the secret to a brilliant complexion. She says a healthy woman achieves soft white clear skin and avoids redness and roughness by using the soap regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Retchenberg
Faltoa St
New York
Oldest government employee dispute sparks Post Office records
Three clerks in the Post Office Department claim longer service than John B. Atkinson. Thomas E. Roach, John L. Elliott, and A. F. Moulden all surpass Atkinson by years, with Roach serving forty four years since August 1861 under Lincoln, rising from bond duties to principal clerk roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Elliott
Treasury
Thomas E. Roach
Department
A. F. Moulden
Page
Patent Office
John B. Atkinson
Uncle Sam
Post Office Department
Atkinson
T. E. Roach
Lincoln
Blair
Veteran Post Office Clerks Highlight Forty Years Service
The article profiles long serving officials in the Post Office Department. It recalls Roach who managed bond divisions and civil service reforms under Grant and James. John L. Elliott, age 74, entered service in 1866 and remains active, with A F Moulden a long time appointee in the Fourth Rasistant Postmaster General office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Civil Service
Roach
Post-office Department
Civil Service Board
James
Bond Division
Mr. Roach
J. L. Elliott
John L. Eliott
Uncle Sam
Tie
Elliott
Wilmington
Del
Washington
Eiliott
A. F. Moulden
Moulden
Maryland
Patents
Joseph Ht
Holt
Ostmaster
Woman Treated After Carbolic Acid Poisoning At Emergency Hospital
Mrs. Harry Lacy of 71 Missouri Avenue Northwest was treated at the Emergency Hospital around 1 30 this morning for carbolic acid poisoning. She warned she would kill herself if a man was not her Harry, then swallowed a bottle’s contents before Donahue summoned help. She is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lacy
Donahue
Takahira to Visit Japan for Six Month Leave
Japanese Minister Takahira plans to leave Washington around December 1 for a six month leave of absence, his first in several years. In his absence, Eki Hioki, first secretary, will be charge d'affaires. He was a guest of President Roosevelt at a launch yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takahira
Japan
Washington
Eki Hioki
Roosevelt
Hughes Heard in High School Board Hearing
Percy M. Hughes, director of high schools, testified at the board of education hearing on charges against Mrs. A. J. Cooper principal of M Street High School. He questioned the curriculum for colored pupils, claimed selective advancement for some students, and noted teachers stating racial writing competency issues. The hearing will conclude after more witnesses and Cooper’s brief presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy M. Hughes
Board of Education
A. J. Cooper
M Street High School
Hughes
Cooper
M Street
Mise Nelle
Hunter
Carroll Institute Members Elect Leadership After Spirited Vote
The Carroll Institute held a lively election at 914 Tenth Street NW with James F. Shea unanimously winning a third term as president and Joseph D. Sullivan losing the secretary post to J Stephen Giusta by a narrow margin. John J Nolan won the vice presidency. ten directors were elected on the regular slate. a heavy turnout delayed results until after 10 pm. The new officers promised active programs including a reopened evening school on October 2 and planned dramatic, musical, and athletic activities for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Institute
Tenth Street
James F. Shea
James A. Cahill
Joseph D. Sullivan
J. Stephen Giusta
Giusta
Board of Directors
Henry Aehon
Robert C. Howard
W. C. Sullivan
P. C
Trainor
William 68
McCarthy
John J. Gorman
John J. Nolan
William Henry Dennis
George H. Sullivan
Seecon
Conen in Critical Condition After Spinal Surgery
Lucien H. Conen of the Marine Band lies in grave condition at Nevgal Hospital after a spine operation yesterday. Doctors fear the bullet remains in the left lung as they continue to search for its location amid unclear prognosis. Detained suspect Charlie W. Straughan sparked a crowd on Pennsylvania Avenue claiming a $1,000,000 settlement from the Washington Traction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien H. Conen
Marine Band
Jennie L. May
Nevgal Hospital
Charlies W. Straughan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth
Washington Traction Company
Helanami McNames
Jews Will Celebrate 250th Anniversary in United States
A nationwide observance will mark the 20th anniversary of Jewish arrival in America with services on the Saturday before Thanksgiving and Sabbath schools on the Sunday before. Jacob H. Schiff chairs the organizing committee with members from Cyrus Adler to Simon Wolf. Washington synagogues will join, and Jewish women and youth groups will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United
Tes
Washington
Jacob H. Schiff
New York
Cyrus Agiler
Jacob H. Hollander
Oscar 3. Straus
District of Columbia
Simon Wolf
Emil Berliner
A. 8. Solomons
Col
C. H. Lauchheimer
Milton Rosenau
Council of Jewish Women
Jewish Chautauqua Society
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Jewish Orphan Asylums
Cyrus Adler
Dutch West India Company
Noah
Board of Delegates of American Israelites
Isaac Markens
David Sulzberger
Willoughby de Bresby to wed Bloise Breese in London
London October reports that Lord Willoughby de Bresby eldest son of the Earland Countess of Ancaster will shortly marry Bloise eldest daughter of the late W F Breese of New York. The union links notable aristocratic and American families with potential social implications in transatlantic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Breese
London
Lord Willoughby de Bresby
Earland
Ancaster
Bloise
W. F. Breese
New York
Police Judge Appointment To Be Decided Today
President and Attorney General Moody held a third conference at the White House on the vacant Police Court justice ship. Moody said no conclusion was reached and another session was planned for today before an appointment likely goes to one of about twenty candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Court
Moody
White House
St Paul Steamer Grounds Near Eureka in Dense Fog
The steamer St Paul traveling from San Francisco to Portland ran aground at Punta Gorda near Eureka in thick fog. All seventy five passengers were safely landed on the beach. The ship carrying general merchandise is expected to be a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Cal
St. Paul
San Francisco
Portland
Punta Gorda
Beautify at Home Urged by Civic Leaders in Cleveland
The American Civic Association met in Cleveland with President J Horace McFarland urging that improvement begin at home. Frederick M Cruden of St Louis discussed the library as a civic center and reading distributor. The women's outdoor league elected officers led by Ja Edward Upton of Waukegan as president and Mrs Sylvester Baxter as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Improvement
Cleveland
Ohio
American Civb Association
J. Horace McFarland
Harrisburg
Frederick M. Cruden
St. Louis
Cruden
Women's Outdoor League Department
Charles
Millspaugh
Chicago
Fallows
Edward Upton
Waukegan
Ill
Sylvester Baxter
Malden
Mass
Roy H. Beebe
D. G. Hibbard
Racine
Mob threat cited as family held for boy's death
In Fort Scott Kansas Captain and Mrs Bella Higgins daughter Clarisa aged fourteen and husband George Higgins were removed to Girard for safekeeping after a coroner jury held them in connection with the death of Higgins's young son by a former wife. A mob threatened to storm the jail and relocate the trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Fort Scott
Kans
Bella Higgins
Clarisa
George Higgins
Higgins
Girard
Weather Summary and Forecast From Washington Weather Bureau
The West India disturbance near Eastern Cuba may form and move north west with increased intensity by Friday. United States weather mostly clear except North Pacific. temperatures above seasonal average, very warm in the Mississippi Valley westward. Friday fair except Pacific states with rain. Saturday rain southern states, cooler northeast and plateaus, warmer upper Lake region. Coastal winds vary by region. steamers to Europe face NW to N winds. Special forecast notes storm warnings on Washington coast. Potomac and Shenandoah rivers clear at Harpers Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
West India
Cuba
United States
North Pacific
Lake
Missinippi
North Pacific States
Upper Lake
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Grand Hams
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AME
Central
Medical and Surgical Society
Postoffice Guard
Hughes Heard
Lucien Conen
Calvert
Cafe
Adler
America
Pennsylvania
Stock Exchange of
Stock Exchange
Miarkens
Virginia
Adler Saver
Jacob Lumbrozo
Richard Cromwell
Lisbon
Holland
Ander
Alleghany Mountins
Baltimore
Richmond
Beth Shalom
Norfolk
West Virginia
Charles Downs
Charles E. Downs
Pennsyvania Avenue
Wright
Glenwood Ceemetery
Downs
Robert
Dent H. Robert
San Francisco Eixaminer
Eizabeth Whoodson
Lansburgh & Bro
Panama
Epe
Pete Os
Seventh Street
Mginforgor
Illette Gee Razor
Jas. S. Topham
Ramn
Max
Spinfall
Atlanta
Cy Atlantic City
N. J
Biamarck
N. D
Boston
Masa
Buffalo
Cheyenne
Wye
Denver
Colo
Very Des Moines
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
Marquette
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleana
N. Y
Omona
Nebru
Pittsburg
Salt Lake City
Utah
Minn
Springfield
Vickaburg
Miss
River Bulletin
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Potomac
Shenandoah
American Security and Crust Company
Fifteenth Street
Schwartz @ Pelzman
Ith Street
7Th St
Eee
A. Kahn
THE
Sunday Post
Gabler
Steinway
E.F. Droop &Sons Co
Pennsylvania Ave
W. W
Peter Grogan
Buryan
Dropead
Suarantead
Prica
HUB Furniture CO
St. NW
Allen Murray
Frederick de Butt
Brm
New York Arena
City of Washington
Frederick C Butt
Fred C Buttee
International Bureau of the American Republica
Jackson Place
DD. C
Bureau
Frederick Mayer
Linworth Place
Miller’s
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Mets
Tennessee
Shoomaker CO
McGill & Wallace
DR. Whit
C. A
Arlington
Taco
Alice M. Patterson
W. L. Smith
D. O
Washington Loan and Trust Co
H. Trumbull
Manyon
Munyon CO
Phita
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Phont Main
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