Rites Over Mr Payne Escort of Letter Carriers
Funeral arrangements for Postmaster General Payne are laid out with a military guard of honor from the postal service. Officials from the State Department and Army Navy and Marine Corps will attend. The service will be at St S ome Bplaepal Gaurdh in this ert s and the body will travel to Milwaukee aboard a special train. Officials from the Executive Judicial and District of Columbia branches will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertera Payne
Hootck
St Sonne
Bplaepal
Centis
Michael Mortest
Roosevelt
Kkal
Columbie
Army Navy
Marine Corps
Frm
Fost
Arington
May McCawles
Bureau of Navigation
Naval
United States
Dstrict
Vermont Avenia
Arlington Stote
Bayne
Wilwaukee
Fernsylvainia
Minnesota
Stleagy
Milwaukee
Pant Rail
Roul
Whch
Pennsyvania
Pennsylvania Road
Wilson
Eitcheck
Shidlenerger
Othera
Hagguse
J Cantwi
Natonal Asan
Berlin
Imperial Ferman Postal Administrat N
Prat
Gener
Imperial Foatil Administration
Generel
X Sd
Erisient
Mra Honsevelt
Rayne
Proclamation by La Follette Pays Tribute to Henry Payne
Wisconsin proclamations mourn Henry C Payne former Postmaster General of the United States. The statements praise his public service, generosity, and large influence, urging national reflection and mourning across state buildings by sundown. The governor and state officials announce his death and honor his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C Payne
Henry
Payne
Wingis
Basse
J Ray
Randab
Bama
Te Capitol
Madison
Lord Rang
Robert Mo Ola Pollette
Action of Wisconsin Association
Wisconsin
Cokumbia
Dewey
Leatreet
Fourteenth Street
Gono di X Tati
Creceis
Arthur J Dinette
Joseph
Kennet
Tavior
George R Jones
Uherls
HE Becker
Carroll Institute Officers Re-elected for Thirty-fifth Season
James F Shea was re-elected president at the Carroll Institute annual officers and directors meeting. The report highlights strong activity across departments with a championship basketball team, successful gymnasium, renewed Euchre Club, bowling leagues, and substantial renovations to the balting, library, and expanded book stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Shea
Carrell Institute
Institute
James F Shea
Joseph Wood
Jon A McCarthy
M J Keane
W 8 Richardson
P J Walshe
James F Shee
John Nolan
Wo C Sullivan
James A Cuhil
Mesars
Jona T Crowley
John K Galoney
Arthur J May
James A O'Shea
James F
Hea
John J
W C Mullivan
James
Cabin
Mathew Brady
Henry W Schon
William B Deis Feter
J .Treacor
John T Crowley
John R Galloway
Arthur J. May
James A
Chea
Shea
Literary Society
District of Columbia
Blaveball Club
Gymnasium
Euchre Club
Centlemen
Carroll Institute League
Balting
Corner stone laid for St Marks Lutheran Church reconstruction
St Mark s Lutheran congregation laid the cornerstone of its new church at B and Highth streets southwest. The $8000 site will rise from the ashes of the old church burned last February and be ready by spring. Dedication speakers praised faith in God and the church s mission as Rev W H Dunbar and Rev John C Bowers spoke and Rev J Luther Frantz placed a boxed document into the corner stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mark’s
National Museum Grounds
Mall
Ivalgh
Aarth
Zion
W HH Dunbar
Baltimore
St Marks Congregation
Jesus Christ
Fife
John C Bowers
Calvary Church
Haltimara
St Marks
St Mark's
Mfc
Christ
Mr. Bowers
J Luther Frantz
Cornelius Eckhardt
Church Council
School Exhibit of Flowers at Franklin School tonight
Public school children of Washington present their third annual flower show at Franklin School this evening from 4:30 to 8:00, with work by Normal School students and plants raised by pupils from summer back yards. Exhibitions continue Saturday from 9:30 to 12:30 with public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin School
Normal School
Sesda
B T Galloway
Bureau of Plant Industry
Ag Healtveal Department
CAPITAL'S BOY GUESTS OVER A THOUSAND EXPECTED
The United Boys' Brigade of America holds its national convention in the capital city with over a thousand youths expected. Delegations arrive from McKees Rocks and later from Alto, Pa, and Scranton as officers plan drills, parades, and a public meeting at Convention Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Boys’ Brigade of America
First Presbyterian Church
John Marshall Place
Charles H Butler
Alto and
Butler
Gate & Bro
Willard
Richard Kingsman
Archibald Q Greentess
Bell
Capt
Simpson Western Presbyterian Church
Tekome Park
Ebbitt House
Ralph W Lee
James F Hood
Greenies
Omwaka & Co
Davidson & Davidson
Hugh Reiley
Cranford
Owen F
Hatter
White
Biar Lee
Browns
Whitney Avenue Church Company
McKees Rocks
James Thompson
Baltimore and Ohio
Connecticut
John Marshal Place Church
Washington Loan and Trust
W H Dexter
James E Westhave
Col Walker Taylor
Joseph J Loughlin
Wilmington
Lada
Pittsburg
Generals
H P ‘Bope
Whitby Hanae
Convention Hall
District
Virginia
Mount Virnon Place
Mount Vernon Place
MB Church
Moe
H Pope
Mel B Rideout
Eletic
E Beckett
Neale
Charley Pimper
F Coleman
Maurice Joyce
Carrill Institute
Jon Reiley
Georgetown University
R F le Mat
Y M
Feld
Steinmetz
WC Thecher
R L. Connor
Percy
Foster
J Weters
Ister
Higher Wages Urged for District of Columbia Workers
East End Suburban Citizens Association calls on Congress and the District Commissioners to set a minimum daily wage of 1.50 for DC laborers. The resolution cites federal action aiding women sewing soldiers clothing and urges renewed support for widening Bladensburg Road and completing Old Dominion Railway plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dstrict of Columbia
Congress
District of Columbia
James M Wand
Charles R Talbert
Maj Sylvester
Bladensburg
Fifteenth Street
Florida Avenue
Bladensburg Road
Great Fally and Old Dominion Railway
Wood
Commissionera
Old Dominion Railroad
House
Senate
Wiliam H Ernst
California
Alleged theft of four hundred knives shocks city crowd
A 28 year old Dugene Elmer is jailed on petit larceny charges after police recovered about 100 of Clinton Brown's knives, part of a 205 piece stock stolen from Brown at a barbecue locale. Brown, of Thirty sixth and G streets, reported the loss after a country fair sale. Police say Elmer claimed Brown sent him to retrieve the items, then allegedly traded them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Precinct
Dugene Elmer
Itha
Clinton Brown
Thirty Sixth
Benning
Brown
Eimer
Crown
Opie
Emer
Negro's Revengeful Crime Trial Over Light Injury
In Criminal Court No 1 Joseph Mills stands trial for mayhem in a case tied to a lye assault on Wil Heinard. Heinard testified that Mills, discharged from his Northeast parket job, attacked him without provocation on April 16 at 1M N Street Northeast as Heinard conducted market business. The defense and prosecution concluded their testimonies as AUSA Turner and attorney McLaughlin prepared closing arguments, with Lasby set to speak next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mills
Will Heimard
Wil Heinard
Joseph Millis
Heinard
Iit Ig
Mills
Heinards
Parket
Hetnard
United States
Turner
JB McLaughlin
Lasby Joe
Will of Louise Knowlton Browne filed for probate
The will of Louise Wolcott Knowlton Browne, widow of Gen William Henry Browne, was filed in the register of wills with date October 27 1590 and a codicil dated July 122. Executors named Hart Dodge and Thomas Blagden Jr. Five hundred dollars are bequeathed to St Johns Orphanage in memory of Lucretia W Knowlton Browne. The endowment fund gift goes to Homes for Incurables. Other beneficiaries include May Ts Shepard, Grace Lourke Knowton, James Wolcett Knowlton, Tannie Thomas, Mary Noyrs, Katherine Noyes, Ethel Rogers Browne, Elizabeth K Dodge, Sarah Vorras, and Harrison Howell Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowse Wolcott Knowlton Browne
Louise Wolcott Knowlton Browne
Office of the Register of Wills
Hart Dodge
Thomas Blagden
St Johns
Lucretia W Knowlton Wry
Shepard Grace Lourke Knowton
James Wolcett Knowlton
Tannie Thomas Mary Noyrs
Katherine Noyes
Ethel Rogers Browne
Elizabeth K Dodge
Sarah Vorras
Harrison ( Howell
Ers Browne
William Henry Browne
Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets touted as universal cure claims
A long catalog of testimonials from varied readers across multiple states praising Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion and stomach troubles. The notices claim quick relief, often within a single package, with suggested widespread availability at drug stores and endorsements from numerous named individuals and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Commersiér
la Crosse
Wis
Bismaceh
Perton
Hearilly
Pugsty
Chicago
Cincinnati
M. I. West
Preston Minn
Davenport Town
Ono
Denver Colon
Des Moines
Galveston
Tex
Helena Mont
Indianapalla
Ind
Mfcom
Agtes K
Springfield
Vicksburg
Veterans to Buy a Home and Fund Drive Begins
Veterans in Washington organize to raise 2000 to buy a permanent lead quarters building at 719 Ninth Street Northwest. Prominent subscribers include President Rocamell, Dewey, Humpney, Edwards, Grely, Pettit, and other naval and army officers. A board meeting was held, and district camp visits planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Rocamell
Dewey
F Humpney
C R Edwards
W Grely
James J. Pettit
Navy
Ucen
Bulding
Clifford Gov
Department of the District of Columb
Sever Igcal
Miles Harden Lawton
Astor
McKinley
Dewey Laval
Opposed to Workhouse Prospect Placed by East Washington Group
East Washington Citizens Association outlined legislative aims at its fall meeting at 314 Pennsylvania Ave SE. Leader Thomas W Smith urged stopping the workhouse and selling the site to fund eastern district improvements and new housing, while pushing street and river projects and a cross town railroad bill for Capitol Hill transport relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W Smith
East Washington Citizens Association
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Hill
Smith
Anacostia River
Twelfth
Nineteenth
Lincon Park
Cit
Tennessee Avenue
Carolla Avenue
Carolina Avenue
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Anacostia
Massachusetts Avenue
Capitol Street
Our
Street Railroad
New Companion
Prosaic Ending to a Virginia Elopement Romance
William J Pulliam was arrested after he obtained a license to wed Lee Emma Stovall, then seventeen, and eloped from her Orange County home. District Attorney Morgan Beach ordered him held to answer in Poles Court after allegations he perjured his bride’s age. In police court the case became a lecture as Pulliam promised reform and to avoid the Stovall home, then left with a brother after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J Pulliams
Pulliam
Lcense
Lee Emma Stovall
Tinders Orange County
Augustus David Stovall
Morgan Beach
Poles Court
Weather Conditions and Forecast Across the United States
The central high pressure moved east to Lake Huron, dropping temperatures across the Midwest and New England. Rain is indicated along the Pacific, Atlantic, and Gulf coasts with warmer trends in the Ohio and Lake regions by Saturday. winds shift from northeast to southeast along coasts and lake shores as fronts pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Dakotas
Lake Huron
New England
Louisiana
Tuxas
Oklahoma
Pacife
Pacific
Atlantic
Middle Gulf
Florida
Issouri
Rocky Mountains
Wissstoni
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Atlantic Coast
Northeaudt
Gulf Coast
Lakea Light
Upper Lakes
Grand Banks
Ude Ashe
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Payne
St. John’s
LA Follette
Deels Row
Dutton
Dacy
Fo Imister
Payne Theonder
Papen Prihh
Carroll Institute
St. Mark’s Lutheran Congregation
Judiciary Square
United Ones
Vant
Julus Kamper
Oclerk
White House
Tailor
Overtige Post
Suppe Rextet
Luets
Donizett Metz
Erin
Bennet Seiecvion
Rigale
Tatermezzo
Korema
Mabel McKinley
Prince of Fisen
Ludera Madley
Bucklen
Capital's Boy
Thomas C Powell
The
Southern Railway
C F Langworthy
Agricultural Department
Powell
Queenstown
Blarney
Cast A
Irish Lakes
Dublin
Liverpool
Glasgow
Edinburgh
London
Metropolia
BE F Powell
Anglo American Oil Company Limited
United Kingdom
States
Well
Ellen H Huwer
Washington Hatlwas and Electric Company
Ellen H Hunter
B Street
Delaware Avenue
Andrew Y. Bradley
Filet
M . Weller
A. J . Sperry
Bob Clark
JW Dobson
W Mosby Williams
EI Nottiingham
Capitol
Lansburgh & Bro
Elemen Quetta Combi
Todasemia
Sanders & Staymanfo
F St. S
Udden’s Credit House
Cor. 7Th and
H Sts
Eloper
Peter Grogan
Seventh Street
H and I Streets
Ingof
Wat
James K. Probey
St.n. W
Fida
Ray Gure
Muchael
Faraeter
Hamilton Smith
Qad Fellows
Gar Canton
San Francisco
Wacdonnall School OF Phisiology
Bam Fm
Knabe
Horn
Uae
Radu Ad
J. DeMoli & Co
HUB Furniture CO
Gerner
Tao Yale Laundry
10Th St
New York Ave
Duffy
van Abe
Mary Tes
Belville
Alexandria
Vernig
Ethoy Ave
7Th Street
Robbin
Enarit Walt Rau
Orvif
Agg
T Hog
Tharp
Berkeley
F St. N.W
Munyon
Paw Paw
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