Washington trip highlights at St Louis fair headline
Commissioner Macfarland and Commissioner West led a District Day delegation from Washington to the St Louis fair aboard the private car of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad acting president. They toured the exposition, praised the event, and urged rebuilding the government building in Washington as a convention hall while noting improvements for municipal conditions.
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Macfarland
West
Washington
St. Louis Fair
Baltimore
Rs. West
Chester Harding
Horace Macfarland
John W. Douglas
L. G. Hine
Cal. Biddle
Nashville
Commissioner West
Mactarland
Capt. Hardjog
Capt. Morrow
Chicago
Paris
Buffalo
St. Louis
Exposition
Commiesoner West
United States
Col. Biddle
Datnielle
Dauraville
Milton Hotel
Daniel F Garguy
Gol
Biddle
Jagon
Mer
Mia
CC. Rogers
Rogers
Cincial
Police pistol practice urged for Manhattan force
Maj Sylvester appeals for a pistol range in the lower portion of the old pump house near Seventh precinct to allow Metropolis police to train. He says a dedicated range is vital and will be privately funded. Commissioner West approved the idea.
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Maj
Sylvester
Metropoltan Force
Siers
Seventh Precinct
West
Justice Clabaugh Dismisses Petition in Burrows Case
Chief Justice Clabaugh dismissed the habeas corpus writ and petition of Marcia M Burrows known as Martha Cicotte Burroughs Boyd. The petitioner is remanded to the superintendent of the Government Hospital for the Insane. Attorney Thomas J. Mackey argued for Mrs Boyd. the United States and city officials contested the proceeding. The defense claimed juror oaths were administered by a deputy marshal, challenging the legality of the proceedings.
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Justice Clabaugh
Boyd
Court of Appeals
Agslatant
United States
Jesse C. Adking
Corporation
John «Il. George
D Wvile
Asylum
Mackey
Nvirsnal
Food and Grape-Nuts Proclaimed as Cure for Stomach Ailments
A testimonial advocates root-cause dieting for stomach illness, urging a switch to Grape-Nuts after chronic digestive trouble. The narrator recounts a husband with diarrhea and weight loss who improves rapidly on the cereal, praising its health benefits and promising a 10 day trial as proof.
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Tess
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Read wills probate for Martha Read heirs and Dahlgren payouts
Martha M Read's May 27 1902 will filed in probate appoints John D Coughlin and John Bernard Dahlgren executors. Bequests include Charles B Dahlgrens nephew Charles B Dahlgrens children Evan and John Bernard Dahlgren, shares of estate after Charles Dahlgrens death, and a $25 000 bequest to Martha Read Dahlgren. Provisions threaten removal from inheritance if any beneficiary engages in legal disputes. Also Kate Watkins Arms will probate mentions Jon I for Arms as executor and sole beneficiary.
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Martha M. Read
Register of Wils
Wil
Chark B. Dahlgren
Evan Dahlgren
Charles B. Dahlgren
Paul
John Bernada Dahlgren
Charlies St. Dahlgren
Martha Read Dahlgren
John Bernard Dahlgren
Ev Dahlgren
Whaithron Dahgren Aere Ake
John D. Coughlin
John
Bernard Dahlgren
Kate Watkins
Jon 1
Arma
Dinkey Trains In Collision Injuring Downey
Two dirt trains on a Capitol Hill route collided near 9 40 last evening causing Walter R Downey to suffer facial bruises and a left hand injury He was taken to Casualty Hospital for treatment and officials considered enforcement of a night operation curfew on the dinkey railroad across Capitol grounds.
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Plagman Downey
Capitol Hill Road
House of Representative
Capitol Grounds
Union Station Plaza
Walter R. Downey
Lagman
Downey
Myrtle Street
Dinkey
First Street
House of Ren Mtathyns
Tin Station
Marrow
West
Uimt
Death of Washington Man Edward Reinhold de Grain
Edward Reinhold de Grain 26 of 68 Street Southeast died yesterday in Indiana while on an inspection tour. A Baltimore and Ohio mechanical engineer and Cornell alumnus, he led a notable Washington cadet, Sigma Beta Phi member, pianist and composer with strong musical ties. Remains arriving today. funeral plans pending.
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Edward Reinhold de Grain
Ledward Reinholt de Gran
Garret
Baltimore and Ohio Rallrune
Bird de Grain
Washington Hip School
Cornell University
Baltinore
Ohio
Igh
de Grain
Sigma Beta Phi
Washington
Rehold de Grain
Wife Brings Maintenance Suit Against Husband
Susan E. King filed a maintenance suit yesterday against her husband William J. King. The petition says they lived with Mr. King’s mother after marriage and he persecuted and annoyed her. She alleges threats of violence by his mother and that Mr. King forced her to leave on February 298, with instructions not to return. She is represented by Percy H. Veitch.
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Susan E. King
Wiliam J. King
Mr. King
Accused by Negro Woman in Streetcar Incident
A 27 year old man Te Grate Powers of 1616 Sixteenth Street Northwest was arrested on a charge of assault by a warrant sworn by Bette Mercer of 112 Horn's Court Northwest. Mercer says on October 20 on a streetcar Powers slapped her and pushed her from his knees while she sat on his lap. Powers posted 310 for appearance in Police Court this morning. He denies the incident. Arabs Enjoy an Oyster Roast at Hall's Garden with brief remarks by officers and a vaudeville close. New England voters learn of reduced rail fares on several northeastern lines. The Old Va Antique Furniture Co offers a branch at MM Hist on showcasing rare antiques and English Sheffield items at reasonable prices.
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Te Grate Powers
Sixteenth Street
Aas
Ausault
Tenth Precinct
Bette Mercer
Horn’'s Court
Powers
Old
Antique Furniture Co
MM Histon
Sliver
Croeks
Sheffield
Gas Explosion Injures Two at Cypreut Traction Yard
A gas buildup at the Cypreut Traction Company’s pit on M Street George Town caused a deadly explosion. Blacksmith James Weha and helper George Springman were burned on the face, Webb lost an eye, and all victims were taken to Georgetown University Hospital for treatment. Includes notices about local commerce and ads for groceries and medicines.
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Cypreut ‘Traction Company
M Street
George Lawn
Jamey” Weha
George Springman
Webb
Oaaly Mnure Roth
Georgetown Unversity Hospital
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Tih
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New York
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New York State Police Association
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N. Y
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Pa. Ave
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Oscar Payne
Edward Ferneyhough
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Arab Patrol
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Imperial Paven
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Charles Long
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George H. Walter
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S. E. Corner
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Hain
Mist St
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House & Herrmann’s
Seis
Ingram Carpet
Ingram
Pore Mayer & CO
Washington Gas
Light A
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Usber
Ear
Jackson
Great Cash Furnitures
Seventh Street
Corey
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Yale Laundry
New York Ave
Exquisite Fair
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