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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1905

Page

23

Chilean Sanitary Delegate Dr Moore Heads Here

Dr Eduardo Moore, professor of medicine at the University of Chile, arrives for the Pan American Sanitary Congress after long voyage from Valparaiso via the Straits of Magellan and Liverpool. He previously attended the 1902 convention and plans to study in Germany after the event.

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 Attracts Audiences

The eccentric Italian bandmaster Creatore headlines at the National Theater with a dramatic program that blends artistry and spectacle. Critics praise his vivid personality and bold selections like Tannhauser, 1812 Overture, and Traviata numbers, while noting ear splitting crescendos and tempo shifts that sometimes obscure finer effects.

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

Jonadabs Elect Officers In Georgetown Session

Georgetown Council No 3 and the grand body of the Independent Order of Jonadabs met in Odd Fellows Hall. Officers for four months were elected including H. A. Warner and J J Spellman. A committee will arrange an entertain ment proposal for November 6. A sermon for the benefit of the council is planned at West Street Presbyterian Church by Rev W C Alexander next Sunday.

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

Russian Jewish woman arrested at church door over anti Russia pamphlet

A neatly dressed Russian Jewish woman named Nadage Dorea was arrested near St John’s Church in Washington. She claimed to be seeking Roosevelt’s help for oppressed Jews in Russia and said her pamphlet urged the president and the American public to oppose a Russian war loan. She visited Oyster Bay, was questioned by a White House detail, and taken to the House of Detention.

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 Pythian Temple

Prof Chase Roys spoke at the Secular League Sunday meeting in Pythian Temple on The Dangers That Threaten This Republic He warned that all governments decline and urged universal knowledge through a strong general, free, secular school system The address was followed by a discussion among 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 request leads to theft in northwest district

Michael Debrice, an Italian, met a friendly stranger early yesterday near 111 Pu rd y's court NW who asked for a match. They walked several blocks before the man left. Debrice found his pocketbook containing $36 missing from his home upon return, noting the stranger had touched him affectionately on several occasions.

Michael Debrice Purdy's Court Northwest

Hood's Sarsaparilla Urges Strengthening Kidneys

An early health note urges care for weak or stagnant kidneys to improve overall health. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic to support urinary function and outflow, aiming to revitalize the system.

Hood

Arrival of Bankers in Washington for Convention

Delegates to the American Bankers Association gathered in Washington as hotels filled with bankers. The New Willard hosts headquarters for national and local groups while James R. Branche predicts up to 8000 bankers by midweek, noting he has only 600 confirmations so far.

American Bankers’ Association New Willard New York James R. Branche Bankers’ Association Mr. Branche

Two Steamboats Run Aground on Potomac in Fog

Fog and low tide foul the Potomac as the Wakefield of Randall Line and the Norfolk of Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co run aground near Alexandria. Washington tries to assist with the steamship Washington, but the Wakefield clears first and continues downriver. The Norfolk later frees, then proceeds to Norfolk, while the Washington completes the trip.

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

Bankers Prepare For Financiers Gathering At Willard

The year promises a large turnout with about 3 000 expected. A change in the program omits Joseph F Johnson of NYU due to illness in his family. Edson Branche and local bankers met at Willard to finalize plans and set up headquarters on the tenth floor. Andrew Parker and others will run invitations and information while Mr Edson oversees headquarters operations.

Joseph F. Johnson New York University School of Commerce, Accounts, and Finance Vanderlip Johnson Tie Edson Branche John Joy Edson William A. Mearns WV Cox Andrew Parker New Willard Ansistants Washington Loan and Trust Company Charles E. Howe American Security and Trust Company George Fleming Inlon Trust Company Frank T. Reeside W. V. Cox

New Camp of Woodmen Formed in Washington

A new Modern Woodmen of America camp was organized Wednesday evening at McCauley Hall on Pennsylvania Avenue. The charter list includes fifty one names with Washington Camp officers aiding. Officers installed for the year include Ven erable 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 in northwest home

Mrs. P. Souder of 983 K street north west reported a theft of about 250 dollars in diamonds and other jewels from a plush bag on her bureau along with some wearing apparel. The brief notice notes the loss occurred yesterday in Washington.

Money Idols and Insurance Misuse Sermon by Rev Doney

Rev Carl G Doney at Hamline M E Church warned that insurance fund misuses are worse than robbing the needy and called life insurance sacred but vulnerable to greed. He cited Jude and Cain, urged citizens to expose fraud, and argued wealth worship harms society. He linked money love to moral decay and urged wiser stewardship and charitable spending.

Carl G. Doney Hamline M. E Cain Mr. Doney Bhighood Mmr America Furniskings

Chicago and Detroit trip praises President Roosevelt and city progress

Commissioner H B F Macfarland returned from a West tour praising national prosperity and universal regard for President Roosevelt. He noted Chicago and Detroit play systems and parks, city improvements, and strong interest in Washington’s development. He urged consideration of a later inauguration date to avoid March weather dangers.

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 Canada Bate Azpliroz Weldon Congress

Fire horse falls on bridge during alarm

A bay horse attached to Engine No 8 fell through a bridge hole as it crossed the street span between Twenty second and Twenty third streets NW about 9 80 last night. Driver James Waters was thrown but unhurt. Fire at Margaret Cleary’s home 1628 Twenty sixth street NW caused by a lighted match among loose paper. Extinguished with under $5 damage. A false alarm was reported from box 236 at Eleventh and O streets NW around 9:00 PM.

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

Weather Outlook From The West Indies To The Ohio Valley

The West Indian disturbance shifts northward toward Hormuza Island bringing northeast winds and a fall in temperatures across the region. Gulf of Mexico storm warnings extend to the southern states with rain expected for two days into the Ohio Valley. Frost warnings issued for parts of Oregon Idaho and Washington. Local report notes Potomac and Shenandoah rivers running 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 Asheville N.C Atlanta Atlantic City J. Bismarck N. Basten Buffalo N.Y Chicago Cincinnati Cheyenne Wyo Davennart Tow Denver Colo Dea Moines Tex Helena Mont Indianapolis Ind Jacksonville Fla Kaneas City Little Rock Ark Marquette Mich Memphis Tenn New Orleans New York, N.Y Omaha Nebr Pletsburg Salt Lake City Utah St. Louis St. Paul Minn Washington Post Harpers Ferry W. Ve Potomac Shenandosh

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