District board approves funds for 24 playgrounds and school notices
The board approves $16,000 to maintain 24 recreation places from April to December and endorses several personnel moves. Oyster criticizes district government while praising some changes, including new appointees, transfers, teacher promotions, and playground planning at McKinley and other schools.
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Stonewadl
Oyster
Sunitary Landrooms
Cunisnis
West Arn
Ashford
Board of Education
West
FB. Brench
Verminclun
Gell
Central High School
Wuards
Galt
Eualness High School
Abraham Juve
Teu Street
Misa Winifred Moresland
Girard Street
H.R. Har
Sale
J. Ge
Ho Boss
VC Win
W. J. Ahern
Alm
King
McKinley
Dental Society
Dis
Howan
McKinler School
Stoneroad
Phys- Trut Trading
Charae
Er Im Maintein
Washington Colony
National Society of New England Warente
Petit Taven
Cen
Justina Wi
Elizabeth Herke
Tusater
Doard Mit
Va Wiech
Kush Co Mah Sehubl
Foster High School
Miss Petingale
Spit Mis T
Fetingale
Corae Dasa
Metingelo
Sransis
Gorentan
Dentists in Convention Urge Health Reform and Education
The fourteenth Maryland State Dental Association and District of Columbia Society meeting at George Washington University opened with sessions, welcomes from university and society heads, and papers by Baltimore and others. A resolution urged dentists to educate patients on oral hygiene, dental health, early clinic access, school inspections, and public lectures linking mouth care to overall health and disease prevention. Headquarters listed as the Norman Hotel with sessions continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Dental Association
District of Columbia Society
George ‘Washington University
A. D. Weakley
Charles W. Necanam
George Washington University
J.T. McClenahan
District of Columbia Dental Society
D. W Smith
Maryland Dental Asgociation
RF. H. Snyder
Baltimore
Lyman Kebler
Department of Agriculture
Dudley N. Carpenter
J. SN
Richard Grady
Tava Academy
Annapolis
Unaumois
Dentity
Biot
Boston
Normandie Hotel
Navy Announces Enlisted Men Authorized to Wear Navy on Sleeves
Secretary of the Navy announced officers whose crews were recognized for excellent target practice. Names include Lieut. H. E. Emote of Louisiana and Lieut. I C Kad of New Jersey, with Ensigns J. N Ferguson of New Hampshire and W. KR Carter of Minnesota among others across several states.
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Navy
Secretary of the Navy
H. E. Emote
Louisiana
I C. Kad
New Jer
J. N Ferguson
New Hampshire
W. KR. Carter
Minnesota
Ensign L. ©. Farley
Maryland
A. H. Lacey
Knox
Cleveland
R. E. Gillmer
Hull
Richardson
Tingey
Jobality Elects Officers At St Pauls Sodality
The St Pauls Senior Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary held its annual officer election in St Pauls parish hall. Elected for the coming year were Miss Kate Barry president Miss Mary Ickey first assistant prefect Miss Mary Livingston second assistant protest Miss Mae Lee treasurer and Miss Mary Carrick secretary The Rev J A Aldridge O P novice master at the Dominican House of Students Brookland will preach at the next larger meeting of the sodality in St Pauls Church West Wednesday evening.
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St. Paul's
St. Paul's Church
Cure for chronic and supposed incurable cases advertised
An advertisement by Bright alleges chronic disease cures using Patton's Medical Compound and Fulton’s Renal Compound. It claims dramatic improvements for dropsy and albumen, cites a patient who traveled from Wisconsin to Eureka Springs, Arkansas, and asserts a third-week improvement with testimonials and full literature available by mail from the John J. Fulton Company in San Francisco.
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Madtaen
Wis
IMM
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Patton
John 3. Fulton Company
San Francisco
Cal
Fuluon
Henry Evans
Good Roads Group Chooses W W Long as President in Fairfax
A meeting at the Fairfax Courthouse formed the Fairtax County Good Roads Association to advance the movement for a highway between Washington and Leesburg. W W Long elected president with Joseph Berry secretary and treasurer. Six vice presidents were chosen from county districts as committees to pursue funding and coordination with the District of Columbia Good Roads Association, aiming to build the Leesburg Washington road.
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Airtax Courthouse
Fairtax County
North Carolina
North Carolia
Virginia
Lang
W. W. Lang
Joseph Berry
Frank Williamng
Detwiler
Gainesville
Jalstricts
John D. Garcutt
Centerville
M.D. Hall
Lee
B. Reed
Emecors
Lars
District of Columbia
God Honda
Leesburg
Fairfax Association
District Association
John G. ‘Hopkins
C. Hustis
Ceclein
Loudoun
Pulrfax
Washington
Good Rails Association
Oun
District of Columbia, Good Roads Association
Washington Post
Dia Jtrict of Columbia Good Roads Association
Hopkins
Eustis
Messrs Long
Huddieson
Hall, Detwiler
Willams
Longgreg
Fairfax
Alexandria
Berry
Bir
Long
Fairfax Courthouse
Leesburg-Washington
Fairfax-Leesburg
New York Awakens and Tammany Power Waver
A fractured campaign scene in New York shows Democratic and Tammany forces contending over subway plans and delays. Rumors swirl about alleged circulars, Hearst gains in Brooklyn praise, and Judge Gaynor’s candidacy faces shifting support as polling looms and wager talk heats up.
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Brooklyn
Tammany
The
Eagle
Barnard
Hearst
Gaynor
Mr. Hearst
Bia
Oll
Vidgina Briefs on Norfolk Phone System Plan
agitation over municipal ownership in Norfolk has spawned a proposal to unify the two existing phone systems and set rates for a single city controlled system. Mayor Rid dock urges investigation into the plan amid opposition from many residents. Several other local items appear, including indictments from a Winchester grand jury and elections of Valley Turnpike Company officers.
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Norfolk
Riddock
Winchester
Harry Chiris- Imore
Anthony Graber
Fred Wood
C. 4. Bahlman
Charles Kizpatrick
Byrd Aquor
Nést Beac
Ardent Spirits
Sunday Exhibit at Mount Vernon Church Opens November 14
The Sunady Exhibit shown this week at Mount Vernon M E Church South will be shipped to Baltimore to join an Evangelical Society display. It will open November 14 at the Bart Baltimore Methodist church as part of a regional exhibit.
Women call for moral leaders in New York city race
Special to The Washington Pest reports Mrs Belmont accusing political leaders of failing to meet high standards as New York faces four more years of city governance. She asks where are the men of integrity and wealth who can take part, frame a just platform, and lead for the people's best interests.
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Washington
New York
Oliver
Belmont
Tagic
New York City
Mitions
Simon Wolf Celebrates Sixty-Third Birthday Milestone
Simon Wolf marked his sixty third birthday yesterday with a busy day of congratulatory calls, in person visits, and flowers from the German Orphan Asylum Ruppert Home for the Aged and Washington Baengerbuns. Messages poured in from Bnai Brith officials, Admiral Adolph Marie, Gen Julius Staher, and Col H Lauchneimer. John A Joyce presented a dedication poem to Mr Wolf.
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Simonale
Washington
Justice Stafford
Oso
Ruppert Home
Baengerbuns
B'nai Brith
Adelph Kraus
4. B. Seelenfreund
Adolph Marie
Julius Staher
Kossuth
H. €. Lauchneimer
U. S
John A. Joyce
Wolf
Turners Hold Social by Columbia Turnverein Ladies
A social event hosted by the Columbia Turnverein Ladies at 929 M Street featured a program of recitations by Mrs Frederig Volz Otto John Mrs S Sobel Siegfried Scharb an and a piano solo by Gitta Jot. A joint exhibition with the Columb urnversin and the Vor waerts and Germania Turnverein of Baltimore is planned at the local society home on November 21.
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Columbia Turnvsteinat Ie
M Street
Fiano Sala
Frederig Volz
North Pole
Otto John
S. Sobel
Siegfried Scharban
Columburnversin
Vorwaerts and
Germania Turnverein
Iitimore
Crusade to Save Horses First Case Heard in Police Court
Edwarda case opens a crackdown on horse cruelty with Drayage firm cited and seven more cruelty trials set before Judge Mulloway. Agent J B Thomas says Washington streets expose horses to unfit labor as Edwards’ team collapsed near Georgia avenue, prompting proof of spavin ring bone and hock disease.
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Washington
J. B. Thomas
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Channing M. Edwards
Powards
Edwards Hog
Nex
Mulloway
Edwards
Whch
Georgia Avenue
Te Horve
Thomas
Talbot
Thoms
New Mint Director Appointed at Treasury
Prof A Platt Andrew of Harvard will be the new director of the mint in Washington. He conferred at the Treasury yesterday with Assistant Secretary Norton and will take the oath next Monday. He will accompany Senator Aldrich on a trip to educate Western States about currency legislation.
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A. Platt Andrew
Harvard University
Tew
Mint
Waoshington
Treasury Department
Norton
Aldrich
Andrew
Weather and tax, church, meteor and tragedy in Western Maryland
Snow fell across the mountain district with freezing temperatures and strong winds. Frederick completes its annual tax levy showing a county taxable base of 23,406,109 and state rate eight cents. Reverend B. L. Goodwin resigns to accept a rectorate in Covington Virginia. A monster meteor lit the night sky near Pen Mar with a west to east traversal and loud explosion. Eight year old William Rogers of Mount Savage hanged himself at Valley Falls, leaving a wife and four children in poverty.
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Mountain District
Oallang
Frederick
BL. B. Goodwin
S Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Hencosk
St James’ Chapel
Covington
William Rogers
Mount Savage
Valley Falls
W. Vu
Minella Brode
Frostburg
Weather conditions forecast and city updates
Weather report from October with rain across districts and a cold wave extending from the Great Plains to the Atlantic coast. Northwest storms bring highs and lows, with cooler temperatures and varying wind directions. Local city notes include temperature readings, a promotion in Asheville, and Pacific fleet movements, plus tide tables and river bulletins.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Westie
Burcee
Washington
Thuréay
New Gagland
Missiasippi
Rockies
Atlantic
Rocky Mountaine
Miesnirt
Oragon
New England
South Atlantic
Mconight
Fame
Am Beems Bekam
Trace
Howra
Auabive
Charles F. Cummins
Remuer
Slerk
Postoffice de
Sp Department
Chiat
Asheville
Milton H. Holland
Austiis
Blamarcs
Cumming
Aritor
Slockmael
Sia
Manlio
Berrys Co Hera
Mes
Calverton
Tessages
Pacific Fleet
Helmu
Mont
Sebree
Ita Way
Indianapalis
Honolulu
Kenses Cus
Pete Eee
Minquetts
Memphia
Tean
Orleans
Lxt
New York
North
Plamire
Portland
River Bulletin
Weshington Pott
Mirpyore “Ferry
W.va
West Virginia News Briefs From Harpers Ferry And Philippi
Educational conferences to be held in Harpers Ferry this afternoon feature addresses by Assistant Gate Superintendent F. F. Friend Thorn C. Miller and Prof Marek of Charleston among others A Philppi Broaddus Institute fundraiser aims to raise 500 dollars for a gymnasium A missing person case concerns Elbert J Goshorn 41 a Charleston agent who left a note saying he was going away His death rumor follows overwork and a case in Charlestown where a jury could not reach a verdict in the Beppwood trial An unidentified drunken suspect caused a jail fire at Gassaway resulting in the jail’s destruction
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Baimard
Gay- Not
Circulara
Alleen
Lare
Abestry
Tammany
Tatamany
Brooklyn
Republicania
Estlmates
Democratic Board
Metz Tody
Metz
Calder
Gaynor
Carnegie Hall
Taxpayers’ Protective Union
Cadilac
Hearst
Cadillac
Tley
Ibach
Bannard
New York Trust Company
Broadway
FLW
Harpers Ferry
Assiatant
F. F. Friend
Thorn C. Miller
Prof. Marek
Charleston
Elbert J. Goshorn
Lobmeyer & Goshorn
Goshorn
Chrysanthemums on Washington Grounds Exhibition Opens
The chrysanthemum show opens yesterday on the Washington Monument grounds and runs daily to November 2 from 8 am to 4 30 pm. Sixty eight varieties bloom, with standout kinds including President Taft and Col Deniel Appleton. The display features large blooms and unique colors, with Mrs H Robison noted for white cabbage type petals with yellow centers.
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Washington Monument
Department of Agriculture
Taft
Deniel Appleton
Taft Campaign Report At Taft Meeting In Men’s Temple
Washington correspondent Gun J. Karger of the Cincinnati Times Star describes Taft campaign speeches at the Men’s Temple meeting on Elm Street Temple last night. Officers for the coming year were elected: D. J. Kaufman president K Hirsh vice president B SaloMon treasurer J Reis secretary. Directors named: Dr. A. Simon Dr. L. Stern Bion Wolf and L. Goldheim. Refreshments served in the vestry.
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Temple Club
Ena
Lripa
William H. Taft
Gun J. Karger
Washington
The
Cincinnati
Times-Star
Charles F. Taft
Taft
Eleni Street
D. J. Kaufman
K. Hirsh
B. Salo- Mon
J. Reis
A. Simon
L. Stern
Bion Wolf
L. Goldheim
Sleepless Nights with Nervine Promises Calm Sleep
Sleepless nights shared as Mrs W FISHBACK improves after using Dr Miles Nervine. The ad touts Nervine easing nerves worn by worry and fatigue, claiming soothing influence and nerve replenishment lead to deep rest. It guarantees a refund if not satisfied.
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Mis
Corveran School
Myers
Jebubor
Vla
Senin
Ais
Attacegn
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Adams
Taueihy
Felon
Aac
Aac Wi Grete Abel
Ulet Wes
Malomlm
Benning School
Tegelen
Hawes
Twner
Bebning
Sitth
Pride
Haror
Abe
Grae
Uadergarten Prin Vy
Webb Schaal
L. Raun
Ty Webb Schaal Moe
T. Brandt
Sisth
Lenox
Cunshee
Aol
Margaret Adams
Sritir
Vongeess
Wr Sunstitute Courier
McDanlet
Wal M. Morell
High Gvorau
Saeanna
Rucherford
Sete
Rusker
Able Rimmons
Simmons
Parke
Mies
G. A. Coleman
Miss Shepherd
Migs VY. C. Sheppard
Tansfer
Weson
Miners School
Prosstte Mix L. &. Lacey
Tinalee
Stvens
Wilson Behool
Mise J. G. Werton
Fred Strato
Mda
N. Orme
Rede
B. HL Browne
Apostol E. Ho Syphax
Amie Randall
Franatzi A. G. Xsort
Garseta
Camet Sugar School
FF. Aros
Bell School
W. H. Byers
John McCarthy Sentiee
Amidon School
W. PF. Mitchell
Sire
Northwest
Robert Wilton
T. A. Matthews Jeoster
Wilson Dahaat
Hilse MM. Greenwood
Pith Rade
KL. Thom
Seegna
Sram Ranch
Bryan Sebo
G. E. Batchelor
Second Pride
Fom
Bryan
Xia
Amiiaate
Chai
Probey Carrage Co
Thirty-second St
Kate Barry
St.’ Paul's
Bright’s
Fairfax County
W. W. Long
Brooklyn Eagle
Praiaes Hearst
Brooklyn Eagly
Graf
Tammany Organization
Vidginia Briefs
Valley Tutnpike Company
Harry Byrd
Sneaker Byrd
House of Delegates
Juddp
H. D. Neman
Woodstock
D. B. Dingés
Middletown
E. ‘W. Newman
Seema
Amurar
Cora Kerrick Dons
Elren
Caroline Coun
Kerrick
Givarco Eptim Giants
Eral
Simon Wolf
Tse
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th St
la NY
Turners
Soceal
Crusade
Humane Society
Edwarda
Kaufman
Leghard
Daniel
John H. Hrinkman
Carriage and Wagon Warkve
JNO
W. Bahlm
W. Baker
J. Gay Gould
M. T
Century Building
the Provident Hank Bldg
Ninth and & Ste. Mw
David Rothavhild
Tee Or Weaver
Kengla & CO
Celephonm West
WEAVER, KENOLA @ CO
Georges & Son, Inc
F St. N.W
Treasury
Western Maryland News
West Virginia
Fairmont
Broaddus Institute
Philippi
Bepwood
Charlestown
Lacy Barron
Gassawsy
W. Va
West End
Pa. Ave
N.W. Phore
Sauter
Sapien
St.m. W
Ee Tallantine
Newark
Shoomaker CO
White
Buona
Mary Fem
Milburn
Meister
Christian Xander
Prange
Quality House
Gothen
Sidney West
TRE Sunday Post
Wilson & Mayers Ufacturers
G St
Brussel Eols
United Beaten
Wilson & Mayers
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