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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1911

Page

3

Parade for Cardinal Gibbons Draws 24000 in Baltimore

A large Baltimore parade honors Cardinal James Gibbons on his fifty years as a priest and twenty five years as cardinal. Knights of Columbus present a gold nugget rosary for charity, while Holy Name Society delegates from across the nation meet at Calvert College.

Knights of Columbus Holy Name Society Pope Tranemita Baltimore James Cardinal Gibbons Wheeler Winfield Heatt Peters James A. Flaherty America Washington J Hattigan Holy Name Societies Jerome H. Joyce Hibernian Rifles Cadets Holy Name Congress C. B. Corrigan Cardinal Gibbons Congress Charles H. McKenna New York City Calvert College Cardinal United States Mel Falcono Merry del Val Timothy S. Hogan Ohio Hogan Taft White Society Calvert Hall Holy Name P. J. Donahue Wheeling W. Va Carroll Hall Patrick Hartigan District National Guard Union Station Third Street Massachusetts Avenue St. Aloysius St. Peter's Holy Comforter St. Martin's St. Joseph's St. Aloysius’ Parish Thomas B. McNamee Fersinger Mr. McNamee Aida Henry A. Walsh John H. Borger James C. Reagan Charles J. Harlow R. A. Dore J. M. Marsden W. A. Lusby Immaculate Conception John Shugrue Michael D. Shaeffer the Holy Comforter John McDonald St. Mary's W. A. Desmond The Charles, W. Carr Thomas K. Galleher Wiliam Daly

Eczema cured by Cuticura after teething ordeal

Mrs Freeman Craver of Syracuse reports her eight month old daughter developed eczema on face neck and back during teething. After little relief from physician offered ointment she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment following instructions in the Cuticura booklet. By age one the child was fully cured and has remained symptom free. A free 32 page skin booklet and samples are offered by Potter Drug Chem Corp. Dept. 24 Boston Mass.

Freeman Craver Lewis St Syracuse N. Y Potter Drug Chem. Corp Dept Boston Mass

Maine yields another body from wreckage

Havana reports another body recovered from the bow wreckage of the battleship Maine. Unexploded shells were found among the ruins. American engineers guard the cofferdam against cyclones anticipated to strike the area in coming days.

Havana Maine

Automobiles and Agencies Expand in Washington Market

The Commercial Auto and Supply Company becomes Washington agent for the Flanders electric. Several car loads are due by October. Overland-Washington reports sale of model 59 touring cars to A. B. Snow, J. N. Bowling, and G. T. Robertson. Rogers and Moore take the local Meta agency. Metz four-cylinder at 495 dollars with complete equipment. Wilson Company agents for Cole and K-R-I-T establish permanent salesrooms at 18 Fourteenth Street Northwest.

Commercial Auto and Supply Company Washington Flanders Electric The Overland-Washington Motor Company A. B. Snow J. N. Bowling G. T. Robertson Messrs Rogers and Moore Meta Metz Wilson Company Agenta Cole K-R-I-T Fourteenth Street

Death of Justice Harlan Halts Court Proceedings

The Supreme Court adjourns in memory of Justice John Marshall Harlan with no business today and schedules Wednesday’s docket. The record lists cases by docket numbers and participating attorneys across circuits and courts, including tariff and customs appeals, robberies, bankruptcies, and civil matters, while honoring the late associate justice.

United States Supreme Court Ac Kenna Holmes Justice Larton Justice Hughes Justic van Devanter Lamar Weld Harlan Supreme Court District of Columbia LAL John Marshall Harlan Gafted States Supreme Court Nqarry Clabaugh Mitchell Va. Dougherty Barnard & Johnson T. H. Patterson Wheeldon Margaret M. Murray W. H. Wallace A. D. Smith Haohn Alexander Ve. Alexander Archer @ Smith Hartman Ve. Hartman Rothschild & Diggs David Wolf Hofheimer Fraser Plainti M. D. Rosenberg R. B. Fleharty Leckie Cox & Krats Mollahanna Mastera Plaintif Barna & Johnson Guilfrida Morawski Paladin F. Calladay Harry G. Glick William M. Hallam

Real estate transfers bundled across multiple Washington neighborhoods

A fragmented list details numerous property conveyances in areas including Eleventh Street Southeast, Douglas Street Southwest, and Woodley Park. Transactions name buyers and sellers such as John J. Dugan, Elizabeth J., Charles E. Hanes, Willan L. Stewart, and Gilbert Congdon with lot and block references, minor sums mainly $10, and prices like $18 and $20, reflecting routine conveyances and parcel divisions in several subdivisions.

Margaret P. Noonan Eleventh Street John J. Dugan Elizabeth J John J., Jr Timothy C. Dugan Brooks Douglas Samuell R. Bond Charles H. Lassiter George A. Gray Charles E. Hanes Ale George A. Grey Paul F. Alexander Fee Burleish Willan L. Stewart Gilbert Congdon Bloomingdale William B. Irwin Albert C Florence G. Motley North Randle Highlands American Security and Trust Company Whitehaven Charles M. Derry Mary EB. P. Shull Benjamin D. Stall~ings Richard B. Peters

Deeds of Trust Notices From Washington Area

A lengthy list of deeds of trust and securing party details for numerous properties in the Washington area. Entries include names such as Thomas J. Heany, Adolph J. Shippert, Clara C. Alvey, Julia B B Smith, Henry Hammond, Antonio Tatfolot ux, Ross Thompson, Mary Wagstaff, Mahlon G. Feller, Lewis Breuninger, Adam Wahnestock, J. Meeba, and others, with lenders like Oriental Building Association, Anacostia Bank, National Savings and Trust Company, and Home Savings Bank. Properties range across SQUARE 531, SQUARE 6816, Connecticut Avenue Terrace, Cliffbourne, Bloomingdale, Ingleside, Woodley Park, and various blocks and lots, sums from $350 to $75,000, terms from 6 months to 8 years, and interest rates from 5 to 6 percent. The notices span 1916 to 1942 dates in some entries.

Thomas J. Heany Chapin Brown Henry H. Bergmann Oriental Building Association Pe Square Adolph J. Shippert O. Pi . Brown Charles E. Tribby Theodore P. Heap Fandle Park Congress Heights Clara C. Alvey George W. Walton Simon Rube Anacostia Bank Charles Perpetual Building Association Connecticut Avenue Terrace Julia BB. Smith H. D. Gordon Fulton R. Gordon Henry Hammond H. Bradley Davidson Hayden Johnson James Headen Massachusetts Avenue Heights Ross , Thompson National Savings and Trust Company American Security and Trust Company Amos H. Plumb Cliffbourne Mary Wagstaff H. Glenn Phelps Ernest H. Coolidge Secore J. Leslie Watton Chase Grove Margaret P. Noonan Ware Mahlon G. Feller George ‘W. Brown Archibald M. McLachlen William A. Johnson Bloomingdale C. Motley Wiliam Phillips Charles D. Sager William B Jessie W. Irvin Breuninger B. Francis Saul James F. Shea Home Savings Bank Woodley Park Adam B. Wahnestock Morton J. Luchs James D. Hobbs Ecure Thomas P. Bones Percy Theropeen Joseph J. Meeba Union Trust Company Fidelity, Trust Company Emanuel Spelch and Williams Vickery Emanuel Spefch ,Jr Francis Saul James F. Shes Gustavus A. Schrader B. Francis Baul Howard Moran James ©. Nealon P . Whitney Fannie Haller Walter R. Wilcox George F. Hane Aquila R. Yeakle Rose BE. Nutwell Lee D. Latimer William BH. Harvey Wiliam B. King Patera Et. Ux Washington Loan and Trust Company Equitable Cooperative Building Association Berkley L. Simmons Samuel A. Drury Thomas M. Gels Socure Leo Simmons

Bankers for Aldrich Plan Discussed by Commission

The National Monetary Commission began a two day session at the Hotel Plaza in New York as it gathers ideas on financial legislation for a January report to Congress. Senator Aldrich was not present, with plans to attend tomorrow and Chicago sessions instead. Col. Frederick Farnsworth and Deputy Comptroller Fisher spoke, noting bankers group support across about 25 states for the plan. Members present included Senators Burrows and Penrose and Representatives Vreeland Weeks Bonynge Prince. Boston groups filed to nominate Augustus Seaver as labor candidate for governor.

Washington New York National Monetary Commission Congress Hotel Plaza Nelson W. Aldrich Commission Chicago Fisher Frederick Farnsworth American Bankers’ Association Col Farnsworth Bankers’ Conventions Aldrich George W. Prince Illinois Burrows Michigan Penrose Pennsylvania Vreeland Weeks Maseachusetts Bonynge Colorado Prince Ilinois

Rioters Loot Hall and Fire City Building Near Rome

In Segni, a town near Rome, cholera outbreak measures triggered a mob storming the city hall and burning the building. Attendants evacuated patients as rioters seized suspects, released sick people to their homes, and kissed dying patients. Troops from Rome restored order after arrests.

Rome Frontier Segni

Bloom Family Officer Assignment at Fort D A Russell

Second Lieut Frank Bloom son of a Fort Myer VA post tailor was deemed undesirable as an officer due to a Hebrew background after a preliminary exam. He is assigned to the Fourth field artillery at Fort D A Russell Wyoming while Col Garrard was reprimanded. Other enlisted men who passed the exam receive assignments: Sgt Robert Brady to Sixth Cavalry at Fort Huachuca AZ, Sgt Howard Hoffman to Second Infantry in Hawaii, and Sgt Casper Rucker to Twenty fourth Infantry at Madison Barracks NY.

Frank Bloom Fort Myer Col Garrard Fort. Myer Fourth Field Artillery Fort D. A. Russell Wyo Bloom Third Field Artillery Taft Col. Garrard Ther Robert ©. Brady Eleventh Cavalry Sixth Cavalry Fort Huachuca Ariz Howard L. Hoffman Eleventh Infantry Second Infantry Hawaii Casper B. Rucker Twenty-fourth Infantry Madison ‘Barracks

Army Orders Leaves of Absence and Transfers

Army orders list leaves of absence for Capt Arthur Foillon First Lieutenant Edgar Steever First Lieutenant Pernard Lentz Capt Al Fred 8 Morgan First Lieutenant Leon C Garcia Lieut Colonel Richmond P Davis Capt William M Goodale Capt Edwin B Winans Capt Palmer B Pierce First Lieutenant Charles J Bobbs transfers Capt Samuel Ham to Seventh Infantry Frederick W Bentern to Twelfth Infantry and staff reassignments in Washington D C and Philadelphia Harrisburg Tyrone Newark Red Hawk Manila Fort Banks and Navy Army posts.

Arthur Foillon First Cavalry Edgar Z. Steever Twenty-eighth Infantry Pernard Lentz Eighth Infantry Alfred 8. Morgan Leon C. Garcia Richmond PB. Davis Coast Artillery Corps William M. Goodale Twenty-fifth Infantry First Infantry Edwin B. Winans Fourth Cavalry Philadelphia Harrisburg Tyrone New Castle Newark Red Hawk N. J Pikeville Palmer B. Pierce Thirteenth ‘Infantry Philippine Islands Manila Charles J. Bobhs Medical Reserve Corps Fort Banks Bracs Ramuel Ham Twelfth Infantry

Movements of Naval Vessels in Atlantic Ports

Arrivals and sailings list multiple ships with origins and destinations. Vessels including Hagle at Hampton Roads and Philadelphia, Brutus at Philadelphia, Standied at Rnphpolic, Tallahassée at Newport News, Des Moines at New York, Wheeling at Puerto Cortez, Prairie and New Jersey at Hampton Roads, Sallied-Hagle Norfolk to Hampton, Mohawk Washington to Norfolk, Tallahas Nee Norfolk to Newport News, Hector Borton to Tomptinavilis, Ajax Guantanamo to Hampton Roads, New Orleans Madila to Shanehal.

Hagle Hampton Roads Brutus Philadelphia Rnphpolic Tallahassée Newport News Des Moines New York City Wheeling Puerto Cortez Prairie New Jersey Norfolk Hampton Poste

Mob Lynches Prisoner Near Forest City Arkansas

A mob seized a prisoner from the Forest City jail and lynched him after accusations he attacked Mrs. Thomas Cox at her home near Forest City yesterday. Local authorities report two Black assailants were involved in the incident. The event underscores rising tensions in Forest City as residents react to the alleged crime.

Forest City Ark Mathan Lacey Thomas Cox

London Hears Basel Talk Experimental Phone Test

England reports a successful experimental telephone link today sending audio from Basel Switzerland to London. The test demonstrated clear two way communication over long distance, marking a milestone in cross continental telephony.

England London Basel Switzerland

No Painful Hair Removal With Delatone Powder

An ad describes using Delatone powder mixed with water to form a paste that removes hair in minutes in privacy. It claims no pain or aftereffects and leaves skin smooth and firm. Delatone is sold at one dollar per ounce and supposedly prevents future growth.

Boudoir Secrets

Color Line by Mulattoes Sparks City Movement

Colored society in this city is stirred as mulattoes organize to exclude negroes from their functions. Full-bloods express indignation and several personal encounters occur. Canadian Parliament Meets Nov 15. Parliament summoned for November 15 to vote funds for government services and adjourn before Christmas.

Washington Paw Havana Ottawa

Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Northwest Districts

A collage of property transfers lists numerous parcels from blocks 2 a10 to 14th Street Heights and adjacent areas. Names include Thomas P. Simpson, John Pope, Walter C. Quarlés, Charles Addison, Fannie Brrnes, Margaret L. Bruce, Valley Building and Loan Association, and Rose Thompson. Transactions span lots, squares, and partial interests, with prices largely at $10 or specific stewards such as $2,460, reflecting typical transfer notices in the period.

Thomas P. Simpson Randle Highlands John Pope Et Az Thomas A. Martin THE RINGE Walter C. Quarlés Charles Addison Fannie Brrnes Fourteenth Street Heights Northwest Washington Company Valley Building and Loan Association Aghara Margaret L Clark Mills Mary C. King James R Annie RB. Farrell Grant Park John P. FP. White Andrew Merrin South Kenilworth Bernard G. Brown Lottie A. Jones William H. Dawley C . ST Holmead Manor Harry Wardman Henry Rammond Howe Totton St Ux Antonin Toffal Antonia Toffal Massachusetts Avenue Heights American Security and Trot Company Amn H. Plumb Trustess Rose Thompson Chevy Chasf Grove—Palttr Ro Gordon Et Irs

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