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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1905

Page

10

Chilean Doctor Moore Leads Delegation To Pan American Sanitary Meet

Dr Eduardo Moore, professor at the University of Chile in Santiago, arrives as Chile’s accredited delegate after a long ocean voyage. He traveled from Valparaiso via Magellan Straits and Liverpool to New York, seeking further study in medicine and surgery before returning home.

Dr. Moore Santiago Chile Straits of Magellan Liverpool Doty Philadelphia Fulton Maryland City Gen. Wyman Suzuki Ademiral Togo Wyman Eduardo Moore University of Chile Moore Germain Raesco Valparaiso Washington Panama Colon New York Rio de Janeiro Azores Tar. Moore Boston Republic Germany France England University of Europe

Creatore Concert at National Theater Provokes Mixed Reactions

The Eccentric Bandmaster Creatore led his Italian ensemble at the National Theater in a performance praised for its grand selections and vivid personality. Critics note his art and showmanship, yet fault the ear splitting crescendos and overly rapid tempos that edged toward noise, with mixed impressions of the band’s Western tour impact and a few standout numbers.

National Theater Hiar Creatora Pierno Forcellati Vafisco Berloiz Faust Tschaikowsky Mme Barill West

Jonadabs Elect Officers In Georgetown Council Meeting

Georgetown Council No 3 and the grand body of the Independent Order of Jonadabs met in Odd Fellows Hall to elect officers for four months led by Worthy Chief H A Warner and Grand Chief Lieut John C Daly. They approved an entertainment in Odd Fellows Hall for November 6 and planned a sermon at West Street Presbyterian Church by Rev W C Alexander for their benefit.

Georgetown Council Independent Order of Jonadabs Odd Fellows’ Hall Thirty-first Street Georgetown West Street Presbyterian Church W. C. Alexander Worthy H. A. Warner David Poore W. T. Golden James J. Spellman Preston BE Dewey Frank F Poore J. HE. Bangs George E. Parkhurst Charles Gates F. J. Buckley George R. Poore No. 3 John C. Daly Independent Order

Woman Arrested At Church Door Sells Book On Russia

A neatly dressed Russian Jewess named Nadage Dorea was arrested outside St John’s Church in Washington after handing circulars about the Russian oppression of Jews and urging a US stance to prevent a war loan. She said she visited President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and wrote a book on Russia’s political and religious state.

Nadage Dorea Roosevelt Oyster Bay Russia Washington White House St John’s Church Sixteenth H Streets Sergt. Harrison House of Detention Miss Doree Hoosevelt New York City New Orleans

Dangers To The Republic Address At Secular League

Prof Chase Roys urged the Secular League at Pythian Temple that all governments face enemies and even great nations like Babylon Persia Egypt Greece and Rome fall. He argued lasting preservation comes from broad public schooling and a universal free nonsectarian system. The talk and ensuing discussion included Carter Maynard Mackenzie Kintz Burr and Lawrence.

Chase Roys Secular League Pythian Temple Babylon Persia Egypt Greece Romec Boys Messrs Carter Maynard Mackenzie Kintz Burr Lawrence

Match Gets Away With Michael Debrice's Money

Michael Debrice an Italian returning home at 111 Purdy's Court Northwest early yesterday met a stranger who asked for a match. The man walked with him for several blocks then left saying good night. Debrice found his pocketbook containing 36 dollars missing and noted the stranger had hugged him affectionately on several occasions.

Michael Debrice Purdy's Court Northwest

Hood's Sarsaparilla Urges Kidney Health Reminder

A fragment advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla to aid weak or stagnant kidneys, warning that overall health suffers if kidneys are neglected. It promotes starting treatment promptly to support urinary function and cleansing.

Hood

Arrival of Bankers as 8000 Expected at Convention

Delegates arrive in Washington for the American Bankers Association meeting with headquarters set at the New Willard. Secretary James R. Branche predicts as many as 8000 bankers and affiliates will attend by Wednesday night, noting only 600 have responded so far. The event centers on meetings about commercial education and arrangements with the secretary.

Joseph French Johnson Washington American Bankers’ Association New Willard New York James R. Branche Bankers’ Association Mr. Branche Interstate Republican Association Julius 8. Parker Arcanamiths Abe Landis National Rifles’ Armory Royal Arcanum International Bureau of the American Republica Jackson Place Bureau

Two Steamboats Ground On Potomac In Fog

Fog and low tide caused the Wakefield of Randall Line to run aground below Alexandria Virginia. The Norfolk of Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co went to assist and also grounded. Washington sent to aid, passengers boarded the Washington, then Wakefield freed at eight. Norfolk later freed and continued to Norfolk, Washington returned to port.

Potomac River Wakefield Randall Line Alexandria Norfolk Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company Norfolk and Washington Company Washington

Local bankers prepare for financiers gathering

The article details a planned meeting of bankers with about 3,000 attendees. Joseph F. Johnson of NYU likely to miss his address due to illness in the Vanderlip circle. Edson, Branche and Parker coordinate a two-headquarters setup on the tenth floor with invitations, souvenirs, and guiding staff to ensure smooth proceedings.

New Camp of Woodmen Organizes in Washington

A Modern Woodmen of America camp formed Wednesday evening at McCauley Hall Washington Avenue SE. The charter list includes fifty-one names with officers installed for the year. Officers named: Ven­erable consul Willis L Hail worthy adviser Jacob B Henseler banker Clarence F Bonahoe clerk Henry Nolan escort Frederick Knuhier managers L H Dugand Louis G Randall Dr F G McQuillan watchman Charles W Keil sentinel John E Reese.

Woodmen of America McCauley’s Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast Russell Washington Camp Willis L. Hail Jacob B. Henseler Clarence F. Bonahoe Henry Nolan Frederick Knuhier L. H. Dugand Louis G. Randall F. G. McQuillan Charles W. Keil John E. Reese

Robbed of jewels at 983 K Street NW

Mrs. Souder reported a theft of about 250 dollars worth of diamonds and other jewels from a plush bag on her bureau along with some wearing apparel. The burglary was yesterday at her home on 983 K Street Northwest.

Money as a sacred trust sermon at Hamline Church

Rev. Carl G. Doney denounces insurance officials who misuse trust funds as worse than thieves, urging citizens to expose frauds harming widows and orphans. He portrays life insurance as sacred, and discusses motives fueling wealth greed, then contrasts Christian stewardship with lavish public monuments and wasteful spending.

Carl G. Doney Hamline M. E Cain Mr. Doney Bhighood Mmr America Furniskings Doney Malachi Haudi Washington Nelson Thafalgar Arcs de Triomphe Jane

Prospective shift in inauguration date noted by Macfarland

Commissioner H B F Macfarland returned from a West tour praising national prosperity and universal respect for President Roosevelt. He cited Chicago traction and Detroit park improvements, Detroit's city beauty, and interest in Washington’s growth. He supported delaying the inauguration date to safer spring weather and minimal exposure, citing past deaths from cold.

H. B. F. Macfarland Washington Chicago Detroit Railway Young Men's Christian Association Macfarland Harrisburg West Roosevelt Republcans Russia Japan Dunne National Committee National Civic Federation District of Columbia National Capital Belle Isle Park Bankers’ Convention Erie United States Bate Azpliroz Weldon Congress

Fire horse falls on bridge during alarm

A bay horse pulling No 8 Engine dashed across a street bridge near Twenty second to Twenty third streets NW, fell through a hole in the flooring, driver James Waters unharmed. The horse sustained leg cuts. fire at Margaret Cleary's 1628 Twenty sixth street NW caused under $5 damage from a discarded match. A false alarm rang from box 236 at Eleventh and O streets NW.

No. 8 Engine Company Twenty-third James Waters Margaret Cleary Twenty-sixth Street Eleventh O Streets

Weather conditions and forecasts from Washington post

The West Indian disturbance shifts northward approaching Hormuda with northeast gale and falling pressure. Gulf coast storm warnings and frost advisories for several regions. Local report notes Potomac and Shenandoah rivers clear.

Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Hormuda West Gulf of Mexico Storn Center Manitoba Colorado Gulf States Gulf of Mexico Ohio Vale Middle Atlantic States Minuiteppi River Rocky Mountaine Upper Lake Middle Atlantic South Atlantic East Gulf Coast West Gulf Coast Lower Lakes Upper Lakes Gulf Coast Ceder Keys Galveston Easter Oregon Idaho

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