Education Board Seeks 770402 80 for Schools and Staff
The board of education submitted annual estimates calling for over 770 thousand dollars for public schools. Salaries for teachers and new hires plus four new school buildings are requested. If all items are funded, most available funds would be committed to education, with large boosts for many teachers and administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of the
Commissioners
Bor Ita
Urakre
Zwehoh
Woo
Manual Ualning
DY Sewing
Asalatari
Tnew Gachers
Ike Fia
Sety Sho
Po Row
Ts Im
Ana
New School Bond Requests and Site Purchases Listed
A chaotic budget note itemizes requests for teacher salaries and extended programs, plus funds for site purchases and new eight room school buildings across divisions. It cites amounts for equipment, furniture, and ground acquisitions, highlighting McKinley Manual Training School and several neighborhood schools.
Chaney Convicted of Assault in Court No 1
Teakhinew a negro was convicted yesterday under a producer for assault with a dangerous weapon. The assault targeted Peter Williams, resulting in severe injuries. Chaney was remanded to jail to await further proceedings. US Attorneys McYurcer, Easby-Smith, and M. were involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Williams
Jeni
Brad Chaney
United States
Charles Mc Yurcer
James
Easby-Smith
Joseph Ml
Justice Wight
Will Heppard
Candean
Justice Wright
Lioyd Benson
Nhlle
Cvses
Charles B. Aghe
Joseph Moss
Charter Carrfe
Richard Garnett
Richard HM
Boul Yao
Emperor Williams Gift Bronze Frederick the Great Statue Unveiled
A bronze statue gift from Emperor William will be unveiled on November 19 at the Army War College esplanade in Washington. Baroness Speck von Brernburg as German Ambassadress will lead ceremonies attended by President, Cabinet, diplomatic corps, Supreme Court, Navy Admiral, Army Chief of Staff, and other officers. The program includes prayers, flag ceremonies, speeches by the German Ambassador and President, and a final address by Secretary Taft. The Marine Band will play both nations’ anthems as details are finalized. The statue arrived in Baltimore and will soon be shipped to Washington for pedestal placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor William
Frederick the Great
Speck von Brernburg
Bassadrea
Anmy War College
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Army
Washington
America
Taft
Marine Bang
Germany
Baltimore
Caplanade
Potomac River
Privileged Reports Upheld in De Arnaud Libel Suit
Court of Appeals affirms district ruling in $50,000 libel case, holding official reports by the War Department Records and Pension Office are absolutely privileged. Gen F C Ainsworth’s report on De Arnaud for a Medal of Honor is defended as official duty, not libel. The decision may influence pending local cases and reiterates high conduct standards for military recognition.
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Court of Appeals
Optoton
Alvey
Clahaugh
District Supreme Court
Charles A. de aArnaud
F.C. Alnaworth
War Department
Bbet
Gen. Ainsworth
Secretary of War
de Arnaud
Ltirly
England
Ainaworth
United States
Morgan H. Beach
Assi Tan
Talatn
Thia Cas
Nim
Antong Colaiers
Diabariien
Salt Rheum Cure Advocated by Blood Purity Claim
The passage promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine to treat salt rheum by cleansing impure blood. It asserts local applications fail and emphasizes blood purifying efficacy as the root remedy.
Creditors File Claims in Waggaman Bankruptcy Case
Creditors of Thomas E. Waggaman have begun filing claims as the trustee election nears. Referee Andrew Bradley noted about a dozen claims received, with larger claims expected in days. Claims must be sworn and filed by Friday, October 2, for the first meeting at City Hall. Lawyers study asset schedules and title to real estate, amid questions about the security notes and the List of Notes No 1. The Riggs National Bank says its notes are for collection, secured by deeds of trust on Woodley Park, and not a creditor in the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Waggaman
Andrew ¥. Bradley
Waggoman
Creditore
Herenie Bradley
District Supreme Court
Colorado
Waggaman
Chist
Clabaugh
United States
Lifc- Leod
Mr. Waggaman
Hie
Brereserer
Ashington
D. C
Yho
Thomas E. Waggamen
Washington
D.C
Thomas B. Waggaman
Riggs National Bank
Charles C. Glover
Glover
Woodley Park
Bank
Jones
Warggaman
Weather Conditions Report From Washington D C October Briefing
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Burn notes a North Pacific storm bringing general rains to California and cooler conditions in the Ohio Valley and Lake region. High pressure in the East and tropical disturbance in the Caribbean are discussed with fair weather forecast for Wednesday and Thursday. Local readings include midnight temperatures around 68 with a maximum near 77 and humidity varying through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Dept of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Columbia
Oregon
California
Rocky Mountains
Los Angeles
New England
Lower
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic State
New Wayland
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Caribbean Sea
Lake
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Laken
Steamara
European
Grand Bank
Ratotel
T. Houra
Waushin
Mazireum
Glock
Auhavilio
Atlantic City
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Denver
Cole
Des Moines
Tow
North Platt
Omaha
Nebr
Pittsburg
S.nu
East Lake City
Utah
Kanang City
Ark
Marquette
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Wiley borax experiments shown by stereopticon lecture
The Department of Agriculture researchers led by Prof. H. W. Wiley presented results from feeding borax and related preservatives to several young staffers. The lecture, illustrated by lantern slides, warned that boric agents can hinder digestion and reduce weight, though may be needed where fresh food is unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
H. W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Prof. Wiley
Congress
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Prof
Five New York Life clubs meet in Washington event
Agents of New York Life hold their annual Five Clubs session at the New Willard, touring Washington and nearby sites. Officers are chosen for yearly service with Col John T. Boone presiding and Robert Dedell as secretary. The gathering combines work and pleasure, with social events and performances.
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New York
Washington
Jolly
Joly
New York Life Insurance Company
New Willard
Hussia
Bulding
Cleveland
Roanoke
John T. Boone
Robert E. Dedell
R. H. Crozier
Mr. Crozier
Old Point Comfort
Mr. Crogier
Columbia
Louis Mann
The
National
Dedell
Greater
M. E Selenkow
Great Middle
Gaige
BF. W. Weston
Theas
Col. Boone
Alet
Selenkow
Garter to Old Boys Talks of North and South
A Roosevelt and Fairbanks League gathering at Metzerott Hall organized a 150 member Republican marching club. Officers elected for three companies, uniforms promised, and plans set for Baltimore rallies and Maryland campaigning. Col Carter urged defense of Republican protectionist principles against Southern influence.
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Judge Parker
Metzerott Hall
Roosevelt and Fairbanks League
Old Boys’ Club
F Street Northwest
Republic Wms
Fremont and Lincoln Club
Old Boys
Old Boys Club
Higgs House
Frank K. Raymond
JL. W. Kerney
J. Calvin Tellers
Roosevelt and Fairbanks
Maryland State Central Committee
Baltimore
Cannon
Marching Club
Maryland
E I Roach
Col. Carter
George W. Drew
J. H. Brinkham
John F. May
Congress
Robert H. Wood
G. R. Morrison
Leutenant
C. P Leonard
William Reardon
A. C. Homan
Jackson Blair
Willem Hickey
D. G. Walker
William B .Severe
D. A. Grosvenor
E. I. Marble
EB J Roach
George Q. Drew
L. W. Kerney
Evans
Brentwood
Randalltown
Timbers Collapse in First Street Tunnel Construction
In the First street railro ad terminal tunnel a cave in at about 7 last night weakened shoring and toppled forty foot high walls on both sides. Heavy timbers supporting a derrick collapsed after workers warned of bulging. One man died trapped, another injured. several days needed to clear debris before further work could resume. Officials blame higher tunneling requirements for the increased stress on supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street Railro Aad
First
B Streets
Iso
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York Continental Jewell Filtration Company
Woods
Congressional Library
Congress
Visitors From Many States Attend Knights Session
Supreme Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle gather in Washington for the first business session at the Abbott House. Delegates arrive from multiple states led by William L. Palm of Denver. Officials include W H Ruf of New Jersey and J Hill of Reading. A trolley tour and continued sessions planned with a March meeting start at 9. Continental Hall permit issued for the Daughters of the American Revolution, costing 201000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Ladied
Washington
United States
Philippines
Bbitt House
William L. Palm
Denver
Colo
W. H. Ruf
New Jersey
Supreme Council
J. Hill
Reading
W. B. Small
Maine
R.A. C
Continents Hall
Continental Hall
Daughters of the American Revolution
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Seventeenth Street
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Board of Education
Entita
Lebanon
Crete
Ina
KW. Rach
Theohn W. Rose
Henry T. Blow
Cirtis
Teh
Randal and
Bell
Soun
MacCurrick School
Bourth Disdiot
Brightwood Park
Petworth
Ingom Lirant Road
Diateto
Chevy Chase Apgennally
Firat Disivtin
Franklin and Thomsin
Fourtm
van Buren
Benning Hiro Seth Ubvision
Ad Mutt
Imert
Chaney
Emperor Willian's
Gen
Ainsworth
Record and Pension Office
George Wilkinson
Bastile
Strider
Jolly Nylig
Nylic
Nylie
West Virginia
Igventha
Goussiana
James Bucchanan
Soil South
Alton Parker
Jimmy Buchanan
Lansburgh
BRO
Ghilarén
Hebben
Sanders
Stayman
B Street
Mollie Payne
Chester’ Court Northwest
Eighth Precinct
John Thomas
Balimore
Thomas
ASEAN
James K. Probey
St.n.w
SAPNA
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
Seventh Street
O. J. de Moll & Co
G Street
Bok
Jonger
Johnson Brothers
Main
N. Worth
Water
Adant
Wothet
Downey
Frienda
Patroza
Telsonone
Shoreham
Gtoneleigh Court
American Security and Trust Company
Hub Furniture Co
Thonnall School OF Phrenology and Psychology
Sth
Et Aw
Ima Y At
Mme L
Macdonnall
Ww B Gurley
Stieff
Eleventh St
Conliff
Alexandria
Vernon
Ailoz
Shoomaker
Largeal Line
Edison
Victor Goddn
Scar
Mervening Capital Phonograph CO
FNO
Miller
Rela Grocera
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Atlantiean S. Robbin & Bro
N. Y. Ave
Ux McSill & Wallace
Waina
Osteopathy, Janayial Sangha
St. Pope
Tolman Laundry
Cor
Sts
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F St. N.W
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