Honor to Simon Wolf on seventieth birthday celebration
Simon Wolf lawyer author diplomat and leading Jewish citizen of the United States hosts friends at home and later at the Arlington Hotel as he marks his 70th birthday. tributes arrive from across the country including Masons and Jewish organizations. Born Bavaria 1836 he came to America in 1848 and built a career from humble beginnings to law and diplomacy.
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Simon Wolf
United States
Q Street
Allah
Masonic Veterans
Wolf
Rebecca Lodge
Daughters of Israel
Order of B’nai Brith
Washington
Board of Delegates of Civil and Religious Rights
Washington: Hebrew Congregation
Council of Jewish Women
Hebrew Orphans’ Home
Atlanta
German Orphan Asylum
Baltimore
Home For Consumptives
Denver
Cole
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Urlehsville
Abraham
Elias Wolf
Philadelphia
Adam Baum
Marx &Yer
Urichsville
Mr. Wolf
New Philadelphia
Joseph C. Hance
Cleveland Law School
Mount Vernon
America
Caroline Hahn
Sheield
Supreme Court of
Porto Rico
Frederick Gotthold
G Ained
Myer Cohen
Deets
District of Columbia
Egypt
Garfield
Sharprock Club
H. F. Buckley
Thomas’ F. Hohlen
M. F. O'Donaghue
Burke
M. P. Sullivan
F. F. McMaahon
Walt
Buckley
Sneak Thief Ransacked House on Tenth Street
A thief entered Harry Kopp’s home at 1027 Tenth Street Northwest with a skeleton key while he slept yesterday morning. The intruder stole a gold watch and chain, a locket containing two diamonds valued at $8, a bottle of wine, and about $7.50 in small currency.
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Harry Kopp
Tenth Street Northwest
Washington Autumn Foliage in Reds and Golds Brightens City
The article surveys Washington color as autumn foliage peaks, noting tulip trees along Rhode Island Avenue and Sixteenth Street, red patches amid green canopies, and gemlike scenes in Georgetown and Columbia Road. It describes the seasonal shift, the lingering color on certain blocks, and the city’s curbside trees preparing for next spring.
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Washington
Capital
Jacks
Rhode Island Avenue
Iowa Circle
Connatticut Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Lafayette Square
Florida Avenue
Twelfth Street
B Street
Georgetown
Boise
F Street
iJs
Columbia Road
Department of Parking
Naval Hospital Triumphs in Surgical Appliance Complete
The Navy Medical School Hospital is finished and germ free, with complete equipment and a focus on advanced surgery. It treats only difficult cases, features tiled rooms, hardwood doors, glass and iron furnishings, and daily antiseptic cleaning. The instrument collection is praised as the nation's most valuable set. In months, additional hospital departments are planned.
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Navy Medical School
de Broull
Clave
United States
Black Man Run Amuck In Downtown District
Frank Howard of 1827 Twenty-eighth Street Northwest a 28 year old Black man ran amuck yesterday morning at about 4 o clock striking a street car conductor and motorman a bystander and causing consternation on the street. He was taken to the First Precinct station where a policeman eventually overpowered him. Howard faces charges to be answered in Police Court today. Patrolman Horne made the arrest.
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Frank Howard
Twenty-eighth Street
Tanamuck
Howard
Horne
Port Arthur Restaurant Robbery Reported on Ninth Street
Ung Wah, proprietor of a Port Arthur restaurant at 315 Ninth Street Northwest, reported a break in early Saturday night or Sunday morning. Police say cash totaling $10 and a golf watch and chain valued at $9 were stolen in the incident.
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Port Arthur
Orient
Ung Wah
Chinaman
Ninth Street
Ung Woh
Not Responsible for Child's Death Exonerated at Inquest
George Royer driver for Union Transfer Company was exonerated by a coroner's jury after an inquest into the death of four year old Phillipp Colavecchio of 124 Purdy court northwest. Royer testified the accident was not his fault and witnesses supported his account.
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George Royer
Union Transfer Company
Phillipp Colavecchio
Purdy Court Northwest
Boyer
Land Office Prosper on Annual Report and Park Plans
Land Office presents annual report figures showing a 2 374505 acre increase in lands, with recommendations renewed except where Congress has acted. A bill from the last session considers establishing parks to protect prehistoric ruins in Arizona New Mexico Colorado and Utah based on a report by Prof Edgar L Hewitt ethnologist and Archaeological Institute fellow.
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Congress
Land Office
Arizona
New Mexice
Colorado
Utah
Edgar L. Hewitt
Bureau of American Ethnology
Archeological Institute of Ameri Dea
Treasury Clerks In Umbrella Golf Night Fracas
Three Treasury Department clerks and a friend aroused police by playing golf with umbrellas and a derby hat on a Washington street corner. They were charged with disorderly conduct and later released after posting collateral. One man gave a famous scramble tale while others offered improvised names and occupations.
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Sergt. Lee
Foliceman Macionald’ Wolfe
First Precinct
Clerka
Treasury Department
Sergi
Leo
Walte
Fourteenth
Guardians of the Peace
Treasury
James ¥. Partridge
James Emmons
Henry
J. Simpson
Jim
Woman Dead Sailor Held After Riverside Park Discovery
Clinton C. Clark a 21 year old sailor on the battleship Indiana was found asleep in Riverside Park beside an unidentified dead woman. A coroner said the woman was murdered with broken ribs bruises on shoulders. Clark claimed intoxication and memory loss. He is being held as a suspicious person. Clark enlisted in the navy in Columbus Ohio two years ago.
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New York
Clinton C. Clark
United States
Indiana
Riverside Park
Piva
Clark
Navy
Columbus
Ohio
One-Legged Man Chase Sparks Chinatown Panic
John Hawkins, a Black man from 2436 Snows Road Northwest, caused a panic in a Thirteenth Street Chinese restaurant by chasing a one-legged Black man named Leo Thomas with a large knife. Police say Hawkins started it by throwing bones, resisted arrest, and was taken to the station after an assault complaint.
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John Hawkins
Thirteenth Street
Leo Thomas
Hawkins
Thomas
Bean Linder
Stomachs role in digestion and Miona remedy claim
An advertisement extols the stomach as the key to health and promotes Miona as the strongest tonic for digestion. It claims lasting relief within days, improved appetite, and reduced nausea and nervous symptoms, backed by a money back guarantee through Henry Evans who offers the product with every ad cent box.
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Henry Evans
Shaw Praised as Way to Aid Money Market
The stock market drifted through a mixed week with rallies in early days fading by week’s end. Secretary Shaw’s plan to let banks substitute securities for 13 million in public money and boost note circulation is praised as prudent, while calls for broader currency reforms and bank-note retirement limits intensify debates on systemic fixes.
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Washington Pen
New York
By & Bank
London
Clearing House
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Ingland
Shaw
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Unclear OCR Text on Monetary Policy
The fragment suggests a discussion of monetary stringency and penalties tied to business affluence. It mentions teaeacunted for in the tenvieton and diminishing values, with references to first rank interests and authorities clearing away ident mersmgolia. The passage is garbled and lacks clear entities or events.
Pensions Inform Readers On Claims And Appeals
Readers are invited to submit full names and addresses to the Pension Editor for pension inquiries. The column discusses appeals to the Secretary of the Interior, acts of June 27, 1890 and 1900, and age or service-related pension increases, with examples of widow, dependent mother, and soldier son cases, including timelines and required evidence. A separate note reports a boy’s arm injury from a box crush incident in Washington.
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Phiyafcian
Anny
Oklahoma
Pension Bureau
Sy Eizim
Penelait
Secretary of the Interior
Mojensa
Philip T
Commissioner of Pensions
of the Interior
F. Els
Tom
Tolater
Sericoa
Coldier
Hays Melala
Pendlon
Penitan
T. Mod
HLM
Re- Dolton
Jos Joshph ET
Washington Loan & Trust.Co
Joy Epson
Sohn ‘A
Ellis Spear
Harry
G, Maem
Boyd Taylor
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Atlante
Binal Brith
Boston
Tel. Wolf
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ruppert Home
Second National Bank
Almas Temple
Mystic Shrine
Autumius
Coloe
Naval Hospital
Bolf
Clinton Clark
Negro
Yor Hickerson
Fred Rogerson
Louisiana ‘Avenue
H. E
Maryland Avenue
Charles Boyd,’ Treresiinse
North Side Street
Gonn. Ave
City
J.B. Wimer
G Street
W. B.hibbs
Thos. L.hume
Ani
B. Hibbs & CO
pWew
York
Stock, Exchange
Syashington
Ager
Uvapason
Ashington
Densfst
Napoleon
Arthur Cowsill
ATH & G
American Express CO
Traders National Bank
Brightwood Ave
Continental (Fire) Ins
Jas, A
Marvin & 60
Quincy Smith
Alvin
Molran
R. M. Weaver
Diamond
Fittsbore
Griswold
Detroit
Mich
Knox
Dayton
Philippians Ancent
Internationalanking Corporation
the International Banking Corpo
Denking Das Nore
Agineey, Mofeesio Das
Tes
Peronal
Nousehold
Fnteadter
A Bank
St. N. We
Edward A
Btellwagen
Pesvanrt
Central
Exchange
Riggs
Pa. Ave
U.S. Treasury
The
F. H. Smith Co
New York Ave. N. W
Swartzell, Rheeme Hensey Co
Warner Building
S16
F Street Northwest
Campbell-Hudson Co
N. W
R.M. Miner & 60
Frank Kane
Chesley & Spence
Selena Banting
Wate
Francis R. Dooley & Co
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