These Early Days of September in City Stores
These Early Days of These Early Days of September describe merchants busy with new autumn and winter goods. Numerous items never seen before will unfold quickly as the month begins, while remaining summer stock is sold at greatly reduced prices including apparel and wearables now offered at less than half former prices.
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Chevy Chase Inn
Chevy Chase
Gardiner Hutcard
International Geographic Congress
Twin Oaks
Hubbard
Alexander Graham Bell
Bethlehem
N.bl
First Showing of Fall Footwear at Our Store
We present new fall women’s shoe styles with growing variety each day. The Peerless Shoes, best value, are built on our own proven models after years in the trade. Thousands sold yearly with consistent satisfaction. Also Patent Coltskin and Patent Ideal Kidskin dress models at 3 3.50 per pair. Third floor Tenth St.
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Standard &Gc
School Underwear Stock Offers Low-Priced Garments
An advertisement lists affordable women’s undergarments for college preparation, highlighting cambric drawers, neted garments, corset covers, muslin gowns, outing flannel skirts, and black meriveri sateen skirts. Prices noted as SOC to probe value.
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Hubbard
SOC
Merveri
Traveling Goods for Students at Basem ent-Equitable Building
Traveling Goods Department offers travel gear and school trunks in sizes 28, 30, and 32 inches. Strong trunks priced at 2.25, 2.75, and 3.25 dollars. heavy canvas trunks at 2.95, 3.50, and 3.95 dollars. Basement Equitable Building.
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Equitable Bldg
Guaranteed Sewing Machines Ad for New Lab and Prices
Autumn sewing duties prompt a visit to see the latest guaranteed sewing machines. A five year guarantee backs every unit, with ball bearing operation and superior woodwork. Includes full nickel plated attachments, tools, needles, bobbins, oil can, and instruction book. Prices range from 13.50 to 98.00, with several models such as Eldredge Automatic and Goodrich A. on offer. Second floor-Gst.
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Jind
Wuo
AW. & Lu
Goodrich A
Eldredge
Wedding Bells Link Bell and Petherbridge in Maryland Chapel
The notable wedding in Charlotte Hall Maryland joined Capt Horace M Bell of Haskell New Jersey and Miss Janey V Petherbridge daughter of Dr and Mrs G Weems Petherbridge in the Dexit Memorial Chapel St Marys County The ceremony featured Rev John W Chesley and Rev L H Jackson with a full bridal party and music from Miss Anna J Marshall The couple will travel to Norfolk and Boston then settle in Haskell New Jersey Dr Thomas Aten Groover and Miss Ida Holeen Rhodes of Cartersville Virginia plan a September 21 ceremony in Cartersville and a southern honeymoon before residing in Washington D C Officials note social events and engagements across Washington area society
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Thomas A. Groover
Ida Rhodes
Cartersville
Gardiner Hubbard
Geographic Congress—Society
Charlotte Hall
Horace M. Bell
Haskell
N. J
Janey V. Petherbridge
G. Weems Petherbridge
Dexit
Norfolk
Boston
N.J
Bell
James E. Bell
National Guard
New Jersey
England
Petherbridge
Baltimore
St. Marys County
Thomas Aten Groover
Thomasville
Ida Holeen Rhodes
Groover
Columbian Univiersity
C. Long
Margaret Caldwell Mohler
Pittsburg
Edward Allen Pease
Washington
Miss Knox
Qm R. Tindle
Wintter
On the Yellowstone opens Lafayette season with Howard Kyle
The Lafayette Opera House opens its regular season next Monday with the new play On the Yellowstone featuring Howard Kyle as John Ermine. The production, inspired by Frederick Remington, promises a vivid frontier tale, with Miss Nora Lamison as leading lady and a full, security-enhanced theater for the audience.
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Lafayette Opera House
Yellowstone
Howard Kyle
Frederick Remington
Far West
Mr. Kyle
John Ermine
Kyle
Nora Lamison
Lafayette
Sports for Soldiers Urges Canteens to Curb Deser tions in Philippines Report
Brig. Gen. William H. Carter urges promoting athletic sports among soldiers in the Visayas to provide recreation and curb desertions. He warns against temporary camps and ladrones, notes recruiting needs, and stresses a high fitness standard. Gen. Lee warns of stagnation in officer promotions and favors retirement options to refresh ranks.
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Lee
William H. Carter
Department of the Visayas
Philippines
Manila
Carter
Ek Am
Islands
Jesse M. Lee
Department of Texas
Military and naval orders and vessel movements noted
Shipmen except new fourth class went on leave until October 1. The Chesapeake, the Academy practice ship, went out of commission and its officers returned to duty. Army and Naval officer transfers and duties announced, including Fort Leavenworth arrivals and manning changes. Provisional artillery tests planned at Sandy Hook and Fort Wadsworth with Maj Lundeen and Capt Bartlett. Naval detachments and vessels listed as arrived or sailed between multiple ports. The Samar placed out of commission at Cavite.
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Lee
Fort Clarke
Elte
Camp Eagle Pass
Fort Brown
Military Academy
Navy
Marine Corps
Chesapeake
Naval Academy
Charles & Haight
Pourth Cavalry
Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Edward T. Winston
A. S. Ai
Gordon Institute
Barnestide
Ewing E. Booth
Seventh Cavalry
Tenth Cavalry
Charles F. Bates
Twenty
Ffth Infantry
Neut
Frank 8. Edwards
Fourth Cavalry
Lewis T. Griffith
U. SA
Troy
Manassas
Charles F. Donnahue
Artillery Corps
Edward A. Shuttleworth
Philippine Islands
Northfield
Fort Wright
Waah
Quartermaster General of
Army
Fourteenth Infantry
United States
Asia
Europe
Alfred Hasbrouck
Sandy Hook Proving Ground
Fort Wadsworth
John A. Lundeen
George T. Bartlett
C. B. Courtney
Hartford
Walt
B. Fenner
Kearsarge
Annapolis
H. A. Blapham
Bantes
W. V. Tomb
Navy Yard
Pensacola
Plx
G. R. Venable
Bureau of
Navy Department
Boston
Mass
J. J. Johns
Clert
Cavite
Michigan
Harbor Springs
Texas
Massachusetts
Florida
Nevada
Whipple
Hopkins
Hull
Truxtun
Lawrence
Worden
Hist
Newport
Newark
Denver
Jeremie
Guantanamo
Buffalo
Meeting of Technologists in Saengerbund Hall
The German American Technologists hold their twentieth annual convention in Washington at Saengerbund Hall with seven member societies from Baltimore Brooklyn Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg and Washington. Delegates include H Garthe W von Hloffstein Richard von Egdorf Felix Muller A L Heilbrunn G A Stieriin and Paul Bausch who chairs the event with a program of lectures excursions and social functions through Saturday.
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Saengerbund Hall
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Washington
Paul Bausch
Saengerbund
Saengerbund Society of
Aoa
Mount Vernon
H. ©. Garthe
W. von Hgloffstein
Richard von Egdorf
Ihicaga
Felix Muller
A. L. Heilbrunn
G. A. Stieriin
Military Officers Footwear at Ten One F Street
Footwear shop listed as Military Officers Footwear located at Ten One F Street near Corner Roth. Distinctive address fragment suggests a small retail listing with unclear proprietor details and no additional context.
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F Street
Corner
Roth
Death of Emil Mahlo Mies in Virginia Office of Naval Intelligence
Emil Mahlo Mies, a draughtsman in the Office of Naval Intelligence at the Bureau of Navigation, Navy Department, died suddenly at Wiehle Virginia yesterday morning during an approved Virginia vacation. Born in Dresden Germany in 1851, he helped lay out Fairmount Park grounds in Philadelphia before long service in the Navy Department mostly, apart from years in Louisville.
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Office of Naval Intelligence
Emil Mahilo
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Wiehle
Virginia
Louisville
the Chapin
Mabla
Dresden
Germany
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Secretary Orme Ends Washington Gas Dividend
William B. Orme secretary of the Washington Gas Light Company of Washington D C received a cash dividend of 584 45 from the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York on his life policy No 41752 He praised the company in a letter dated August 25 1904 to Thomas P Morgan manager of Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York expressing satisfaction with the dividend and recommending Mutual Life policies for security and earnings.
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Washington Gas Company
Mutual Life of New York
Wiliam B. Orme
Washington Gas Light Company
Washington, D. C
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Orme
Washington
Mutual
Thomas P. Morgan
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
First National Bank of New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company
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Woodward
Lothrop
Paris
Tenth St
H. M. Bell
Thomas P. Walsh
Colorado
B.H. Warner
Kensington
Engleside
Beach Haven
Warner
Miss Warner
Mary Warner
Misa Josephine Durand
Lenox
St. Lawrence River
Canada
Oliver
Murray Bay
William T. Carrington
The
Naval Observatory
Atlantic City
Saratoga
Massachusetts Avenue
Bishop
Caroline Gallagher
Charles C. Cole
Melvin C. Hazen
Charles A. Martin
Henry P. West
A. G. Wheatley
Vancouver Barracks
San Francisco
St. Louis
J. Hall Lewis
Old Orchard
W. C. Borden
United States Army
Army General Hospital
Washington Barracks
Point Salubrious
Chaumont Bay
Crescent Yacht Club
Galte&bro
Penna. Ave
Knabe
USA
M Lindsay
Mig. Co.Inc
Chris
Xander
V. D. Rosen
11Th St. N. W
S. G E. Cor
Chase
Herrmann the Great
Marie Herrmann
Kathryn Osterman
Academy
Lfe
E. L. Snader
al Reeves
Kerman’s
O’shannesy
Andy Lewis & Co
Louise Auber
Davin and Wooley
Thatcher
Williams
Cherry
Bates
Mr. Dan Gallagher
Chamberlain
Mary Lee Barnette Chamberlain
Eugene Tyler Chamberlain
Cincinnati Street
London Park
Murray
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sanders & Stayman
Washington Post
Annapoli
Samuel Jones
Schrade
New Haven
Annapolis Roads
Connecticut Naval Reserve
Newportens
Union Iron Works
Atlantic Coast Squadron
James H. Sands
Hostetter
Rich
Rich's
B. Rich’ S Sons
Emil Mahlo Mies
Joe
Lawns and Dimities
Isabella Fox
Crisis
Heart of Rome
Pride of
Alex. Smith
Obarr
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