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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1909
Page
40
A contested Takoma Park reception introduces a pay-as-you-enter model for adults. Embryo Electricians organize a social event at Bliss Hite trial schedule bungalow with feminine attendees urged to wear streetwear instead of formal dress. Park factions debate the financial sense and community impact of the new method.
A fragmented notice urges laymen to register tomorrow by 1 PM. It mentions church gatherings and community events, noting a planned move and outreach efforts led by local pastors. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but emphasis remains on registration and church involvement.
A guardian was named for a child amid an estate dispute involving family members. The proceedings addressed responsibilities and protections for the minor, with details indicating financial oversight and transition planning. The action followed reports of the deceased parent’s intentions and potential entitlements.
A push announces the weg establishment as the largest and finest outfit in Washington, claiming best suits and overcoats at fair prices. It notes workmen nearby but urges shoppers not to be deterred by construction.
At a joint session of the Maryland State Dental Association and the District of Columbia Dental Society held at George Washington University, dentists endorsed free dental clinics in public schools to prevent decay. The meeting featured papers on prophylaxis and military dental corps, with discussion stressing compulsory clinic duties for labor. Delegates were photographed at the Treasury building during a break, and Psi Omega members lunched at the Arlington Hotel amid University of Pennsylvania alumni events.
Justice Shepard and Corporation Counsel argued there is no reason to alter the oath form used by witnesses. They stressed truth is found regardless of the oath’s wording and urged Congress to consider proposed changes.
A joint committee meeting in the Board of Trade rooms arranged arrangements to entertain a Japanese commercial delegation. The plan includes a special exhibition in the rig hall at Tort Wyer on November 109. A sightseeing trip to Annapolis was added. A reception and private view at Cartoran Gallers will honor the visitors. The party will meet in the President room at Gruen Staten Mondus morning. President Small was named chairman and President Gude of the Chamber of Commerce vice chairman. The visitors will depart Washington Thursday morning to conclude their tour of American cities.
Kuster S Villa said a relief from Vallew Forge Pa returned to Waslangton after a conference with Seer lay of Shite Wier regarding Hankey on Chuan Rawoad loza. Reports say a serious hitch with Germany stalled consent to American bankers' share and compensating concessions remain unresolved.
Geneal Cash School Rifle club was organized last night with Dr WW Phelps as president Wo Covell vice president ML Leonard secretary Ro Beach treasurer and G Hauwitton captain The members will represent the O sheet school in the meet of the affiliated organization of the National Rifle Association of America on November A team from each of the three companies AF aut Tg club team and a fish school team will be entered There also will be round go competitors for the manual prize.
The law class at George Washington University elected officers at a meeting last evening. President W Jefferson Davis of Virginia, vice president Walter J Gill of Massachusetts, treasurer Henry F bu Boin of Washington, secretary J Staley Preston of New York, Chevy Pree clas editor J it Carl of Washington and Hatcher class orator David Paul Herriott of Pennsylvania were chosen. The morning and afternoon sections of the class were to be united.
At a South Washington Business Association meeting Dr WS Richardson was endorsed for Washington postmaster. A committee including Dr GH Arms Prof JG Neu and D Jobs Allen was tasked to draft a letter to the President urging the appointment. Richardson is a Republican and was a delegate to the national convention in 1908.
Gen James M. Ashton of Tacoma testifies that Edward N Barrill and others were paid only for travel expenses connected to their Mount McKinley expedition work with Dr Frederick Cook. He asserts Barrill did not fear Cook or legal trouble, and corroborates Barrill’s testimony under cross examination.
In Missoula Dr Cook arrived amid talk of a stalemate over who reached Mount McKinley first. An affidavit by George Sellede questions the public drawing of the Mount McKinley claim and a duplicate affidavit by Dr Cook was filed in Missoula asserting the September 1908 ascent and deposit of the Sclima records.
A 14 inch naval gun is nearly finished at Midvale Steel Company for the Washington navy yard. Tiling and installation will begin for the breech mechanism. After completion the gun will be shipped to the naval proving grounds at Indian Head for tests to assess future use. The weapon weighs about tons with projectiles around 1400 pounds and powder charges near 92 pounds per shot.
The Macfarlan trophy will be presented to Engine Company No 14 in November as best kept firehouse in the District. Washington merchants and business men arrange a jubilation with the company as guests. The committee led by Janac Gans selects the unit to retain the trophy after last year’s win.
Forsberg and Murray machinists owner 6 W Forsberg purchases the square bounded by Eighth Ninth Water Street and Eastreeleigh from J Eakin Gadsby real estate brokers. A large three story hall and blacksmith shop will rise. Brokers also report sale of seven 40 foot lots in G Street near Twenty Third Street Northwest part of the Denf tract to B A Lane.
In Washington DC, George Matthews, a Japanese man, was arrested on the north west HC street district for intoxication and brandishing a razor. Police connected him with culinary staff of an officer and pending assurances from a promiing agent led to his handover to local reformatories.
Police will be on high alert as Halloween celebrations begin with spooks to be kept decorous, property protection stressed, and anyone misbehaving to face Judge Delacy or Judge Aimball. Authorities report officers in blue and plainclothes will patrol, preventing thefts or property damage and stopping any disruptive activity.
Eleven novices trod heated sand in the October session of Al Mas Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine at the National Rifles Armory. About four hundred fez wearers observed as potentates from seven temples, including fifteen nobles from Acca Temple Richmond, Virginia, witnessed the rite. Almas Temple's Lows A Dent led the ceremony.
One Rinehart and Dennis Co rail way contractor of the city received a contract for work on the New York City Catskill aqueduct. The contract calls for the expenditure of 0000 and a completion time of 3551 months from notice by the Board of Water Supply of New York City.
The annual session of the Episcopal Church department will convene in Washington on November 10 at Trinity Episcopal Church Third and C Streets Northwest. A mass meeting is planned with speeches from leaders including Hishon Harding of Washington and Rev Thomas J Garland, secretary of the department and council.
A morning fire in North Patrick Street Alexandria damaged five frame houses owned by Robert Taylor. Mrs Edwards and her infant narrowly escaped smoke suffocation, aided by neighbor Mrs Travers and others. Fire originated in rear yard near David Guilman’s house, spread through the kitchen, with most belongings saved but homes made untenable. Fire department and neighbors assisted. several residents displaced. Ongoing inquiry into the ownership of the old Alexandria House and related property disputes.
Justice Anderson heard a case in Court No yesterday about the Fullerton will and the estate of about SEOMCHO. The trustees argued the bequests should go to the decedent's branches, while nephews and grandnephews claimed shares as if their parents survived. The court held the estate should be divided among the branches as directed by the will, with the heirs of the decedent receiving their portion through the tested branches. Attorneys Latimer Latimer and Landach represented the estate, with Brum Bach of Kansas City among the respondents.
George Walsh of the Rootevalt Rough Riders was arrested in Philadelphia on a fraud charge after attempting to cash a drafted check in Washington. He claimed to seek help for a pension, and a complainant asserts funds were raised and will be settled out of court.
Chairman Ennapps proposed replacement for the Supreme Court seat centers on Martin Knapp an Interstate Commerce Commission head known for New York ties and Peckham circuit experience. Taft indicated a cautious approach aiming to fill the vacancy as discussions unfold amid age and eligibility considerations. A separate report notes a six story fall at a tobacco factory injuring a worker named Dunrham, who is reported shaken but not severely hurt and may have fever.
Memorial services for May Gen Olver Ots Howard USA retired were held in Burlington Vermont. The funeral included a church ceremony, a military escort, and wreaths from faculty and students. Trustees consider a memorial gate at the grounds.
Weather conditions report outlines heat waves and a cool front moving from the Pacific coast toward the Atlantic. It notes northwest storm activity, variable winds, and rising temperatures followed by a cooling trend. Forecast includes inland regions and mentions specific rivers and cities receiving rain.
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