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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1904

Page

2

Iron Men to Depart England Trade Conditions

Editor Meyjes expects reaction soon from present low mood in the iron and steel industry. English manufacturers are being undersold by American competitors as Carnegie travels with the party. After brief city stays, the institute visits US sites including confluence of industry in Pittsburgh and New York, with talks on tariffs and trade. The party includes Andrew Carnegie and a delegation of steel leaders.

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No Trouble With Bakers Dispute Settled

A special meeting of Bakery Wagon Drivers Local Union No. 33 heard that no wage cuts occurred beyond one bakery, which voluntarily reinstated 10 percent commissions. The firm that withheld extra cent will pay back the missing commission in today’s settlement. Union secretary Thomas C. Fox said harmony exists and claims of friction are unfounded.

Hou Fennays- Vuniu Avenue Witeting Ann Eeporta Yad One Hai Thomas C. Fox

Electric line to Beach promises high paying payoff

Washington to Chesapeake Beach double track electrical railroad planned with service from city center to the Beach. Work to begin after next excursion season amid optimism from D. H. Moffatt associates that electrification will boost attendance from under a thousand to about tenfold, enabling extensive improvements and a premier resort.

Washington Chesapeake Beach Mc. A Ridgway Denver Cole D. H. Moffatt Colorado Millionaire Chesapeake Neaple

New Line In Operation on Eleventh Street Extension

A five minute schedule is in effect on the Eleventh Street extension. The first car ran yesterday afternoon carrying officials including Judge Charles Bundy and Columbia Heights Association members who helped secure the extension. The line from Florida Avenue to near Columbia Heights spans three fourths of a mile and will be operated by the OS and Potomac Company, subsidiary to the Washington Electric Railway. Regular service starts today and continues daily with morning starts at 5 o'clock and a two minute schedule.

Eleventh Street Charles &. Bundy Columbia Heights Association Florida Avenue Columbia Heights Os and Potomac Company Washington Electric Railway Company Tva

Woman Charged With Profanity Endangering Children

Eula Worthington was arrested in precinct 5 after police say she abused her children with profanity while one baby was in her arms and others tugging. She was taken to the House of Detention as guardians sought removal into proper care for Annie twelve, Eadie eight, and baby Victor.

Eula Worthington Precinct No. 5 House of Detention John A. Douglass Board of Children’s Guardians Wis K Atreet Annie Eadie Victor

Truth In The Psalms Sermon Series Opens At Church Of Our Father

Rev John Van Schaick Jr preached the first sermon of a Nov series at the Church of Our Father Universalist on Psalms teaching that not all are inspired and urging readers to use reason and experience to interpret them. He outlined November topics including Theology of the Psalms and The Shepherd Psalm.

John van Schaick Our John van Schatck Astor Church of Our Father van Schaick Alexander Kent van Schalck Ireland Northern Ireland Killarney South Mr. van Schaick Relgion

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Salt Rheum

An 19th century testimonial extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy for salts rheum, claiming it cleanses the impure blood and cures obstinate cases. The ad cites Hood Co. as the source of the medicine and urges readers to try the product for relief.

L Hood Co

Indian Laws and Treaties Revised Edition Issued

Government Printing Office releases a two volume revised edition of Complication of Laws and Treaties Relating to Indian Affairs edited by Charles J. Kapler. It covers all treaties with Indian tribes and laws enacted by Congress to date, with executive orders, proclamations, statistics and trust funds, fully indexed for research. The edition includes signatures to treaties and previously unobtainable treaties, following the Statutes at Large, and comes on recommendation of Interior officials and Indian committees.

Congress Charles J. Kapler United States State Committee On Indian Affairs Secretary of the Interior Commissioner of Indiaan Affairs

Second Flower Show Openness at Fourteenth Street Conservatory

Hundreds view a chrysanthemum exhibit by Dr. B. T. Galloway of the Bureau of Plant Industry. The display traces cross breeding from a common ancestor to create diverse colors and forms across nine hundred plants, with notes on propagation, classification, and seasonal presentation. Senator Hawley improves after illness. brush fire near Piney Branch causes minor damage.

Fourteenth Zeuther Tmell Bruch Brishan Thomas Blagden Fourteenth Street Piney Branch

Reformation Day Sermon Highlights Luther's Liberator Role

Rev J G Butler of Luther Place Church traced the Reformation from Luther to modern liberty. He urged Protestants celebrate the Diet of Worms as pivotal, linking Luther’s stand to American ideals of church state separation and civil freedom. He warned about Catholic schooling issues and urged faith-based education within reform ideas.

Memorial Church American Republic Church of Rome Luther Place Memorial Papi Eleventh H Streets Keller Memorial Ninth Street Maryland Avenue Martin Luther J. G. Butler D. D Luther Place Church Parth Lather Luther Tutner Thomas Carlyle Lt. Butler Worms Carlyle Hans Luther England America Europe Thia Dr. Hutier Church of Luther Dr. Butler Obj Churet Van Archbishaulder Outlook Magazine Architvhon Butler Philippines

Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis? and stomach health guidance

The piece extols Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New Jersey and his Golden Medical Dis prescription as a remedy for stomach trouble. It argues that health relies on nutrient absorption, blood quality, and proper digestion, linking relief to re sorption of nutrients and increased red blood cells. It promotes his tablets and pellets as cures for constipation and headaches, urging readers to seek his remedies.

R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. J Pierce Dr. Pierce Golden Medical

Gettysburg College president preaches at St Pauls Church

Dr J Hetelower of Gettysburg, president of Gettysburg College, preached the Sunday sermon at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church. He spoke extemporaneously on Martin Luther and Lutheran history, praising the college for supplying many clergymen and urged patronage to keep students within the church. He criticized the Catholic practice of indulgences.

Heffelbower St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church J. & Hetelower Gettysburg Gettysburg Ates St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Matthew Hefr | Telbawer Gettysburg College Erangelical Lutheran Church United States Evangelical Lutheral Church District of Columbia East Evangelical Lutheran Church Martin Luther

Weather and Local News From October Weather and Fires

Weather reports describe calm to brisk winds across the Pacific Coast and Southern Texas with cooler air in New England and the Middle Atlantic. storms suspected along the Atlantic coast and higher temperatures in the Lake region. Local notes include Corinth Kentucky’s fire destroying 21 buildings for 50 thousand dollars in losses and a Dunkard minister C B Hess dying mid sermon in Wrightsville.

Mississippi Valley Avlansic Eise Lake Region Thesgay Atlatie New England Atlante Bureke Hatteras Fort Wearat Maylene Reaimwim Uma Atleck Temparsturcz

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