Saengerbund Elects Constitution To Be Revised
The Saengerbund general meeting at 34 I Street NW elected officers with one candidate for most posts. Robert Pluym was named vice president after Henry Scheuern withdrew. Albert Lepper was elected president along with other officers and four new directors.
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Washington
Pluymes
Albert Lepper
Robert Pluym
A. Brauner
R. Brauner
Frederick Carl
William Hannemann
Henry Mamler
Karl Xander
Charter Bauman
John Waldman
G. A. Schultze
John P. Redeker
Benjamin E. Krell
Waldman
Death notices from a Washington paper reflect a series of obituaries
The page lists numerous deaths and funeral notices with names such as CHARLES A. BANL M D JOSEPH D and WENRE CLESSNIE BOWLAND along with dates September 2 3 4 5 1905 1909 and locations like Washington streets northeast and northwest. It describes funeral times places interments and relatives inviting attendance.
Funeral and Floral Ad Fragments at Blackistone’s
Fragmented ad notes funeral designs and floral offerings from Blackistone’s with phone contact and pricing hints. Mentions December timing and a basic price reference of two dollars, though many OCR errors obscure details.
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Blackistone’s
Mali
Committee Forms to Review Constitution Changes
A five member committee will study changes to the constitution as the club grows beyond 70 members. Dr L A Walker moved to endorse opening Thork Creek park to the public and urged commissioners to advance the proposal. The gathering also planned fundraising for the Ger Orphan Asylum and featured a visit from the Arion Singing Society of Jersey City with a 160-person contingent touring Gettysburg Washington and Mount Vernon.
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L A. Walker
Thork Creek Park
Publc
Henry Xander
Arion Singing Society
Jersey City
Gettyeburg
Washington
Auromobiles
Mount Vernon
Arion Singing Society elects officers for new term
The Arion Singing Society held its annual meeting at 1006 Street NW last night and chose officers led by President F A Rocker. Members count up 70 percent rise, and plans include opening a new rathäueller in weeks and German Day on October 6 with a wreath at Mount Vernon.
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Arion Singing Society
F. A. Rocker
William Wiegmann
Jacob Bruegger
M. G. Siebert
John Wischfusen
Louis Nehmidt
Ubterian
John Staffel
Karl Holer
Henry Waigmann
Harry Rothechilg
Charles &. Gerner
Carl Broch
Lenz
M. Holzhglerlein
B. Reckeweg
August Schmidt
Rathoeller
Washington
Mount Vernon
Delacy Talks on Labor to Juvenile Court Probationers
Judge William DeLacy addressed fifty boys and girls at the juvenile court on labor and good citizenship. He said labor dignifies individuals and that through honest effort character is formed. Court officers Hickey Darwin and Dillon praised labor, signed probation cards, and distributed library books for home reading.
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William DeLacy
DeLacy
Willam A. Hickey
Gertrude B. Darwin
John R. Dillon
Taok
Funeral Directors in Northwest City Offer Low Rates
A garbled list of funeral homes and embalmers along 14th Street NW and adjacent avenues appears, with names such as Thos. A. Costello and Speare, John R. Wright Co., Geo. P. Zurhorst, J. William Lee, R. F. Harveys Sons, and others. Trade terms promise modest prices, modern chapels, and livery connections, with phone numbers for inquiries.
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Frank Geier
ST. IW
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Speare
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Spears
Mgr
Geo. P. Zurhorst
East Capitot
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Tina
Washington Post carnival regatta boosts city spirit
Washington businessmen back The Post regatta and carnival to promote the riverfront Potomac Park, with floats and fireworks. planners expect big attendance, renewal of civic pride, and yearly appeal. Leaders pledge active participation and support from chambers, stores, and playgrounds.
Nautical carnival draw draws big crowd in Leesburg
A lively nautical carnival drew a large crowd with decorated motorboats and other craft along Delaware Avenue toward Enion Station. Foster Kelly, a Leesburg resident, was struck by a car and dragged 50 yards, then rushed to hospital. initial reports say legs were injured but doctors found only minor damage.
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Delaware Avenue
Enion Station
Foster Kelly
Leesburg
Newand
Oune
Lew - Peasee Sea
Kaily
Uttad
Man Accused of Passing Worthless Checks in Washington Locate
Detective Cornwell reports a man brought from Brooklyn to Washington for trial on charges of passing checks under false pretenses. F G Robinson, 48g Went Twenty third Street New York City, allegedly cashed a $51 check in Hobington on July with forged bank and issuer. Investigations traced him to Brooklyn. Banister case linked via identification by Cornwell. Local merchants victimized may testify in Paducah before the US commissioner. suspect to be returned to Washington for trial.
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F. G. Robinson
Twenty-third Street
New Yorks City
Washington
Brooklyn
Warren
Central
Marlon FB. Watts
Hobingon
N. G
W. E. Duncan
Mullen
Robinson
Fred Cornwell
Central Office
Padreah
J. G Banister
Wlina Harding
Boardman
Banister
Cornwell
Paduena
United States
Oil Stove Explodes Causing Minor Gro in Langdon
An oil stove exploded in the home of Adam Minick at 243 Everatt Street Langdon Washington causing a small fire and zero damage to occupants. Fire units faced difficulty extinguishing the blaze as the stove was scattered through the kitchen with damage mainly to building and furniture. A separate fire at 70 Michigan Avenue Northwest caused 100 dollars of damage to a shed contents around 7:16 p.m. Fire originated from an undetermined source.
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Adam Minick
Everatt
Langdon
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No. 3 Chemical Company
James RF
Carson
Michigan Avenue Northwest
Hibernians Plan Fair Opening With Irish Leaders
A Hibernians meeting outlined details for a forthcoming fair under the auspices of the order. Francis P Sheehy urged turnout for success while Rev Tynathis Feuly congratulated progress of the working committee. Patrick J Halligan recalled Martin Sheridan stories as key stars for the athlete games. Bar ney Gilmore entertained guests with recitations and songs in rich brogue as committees reported favorable progress and the event outlook.
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Eterna Inteeldent
Francis P.sheehy
Audress
Sheehy
John Flanagan
P. B. Garr
Cheirtoan
Egent
Barney Gilmore
Iocal
Gilmar
Gospel in the Tent at Church of the Covenant
A large audience attended last night’s tent services at Sixteenth and Monroe Streets. Music by Ernest Lent and Arthur Delbert featured Goldermann and Saint-Saens tunes. Rev Tyler Dennett spoke to children, followed by Dr M Newman delivering a sermon on Character and Conduct.
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Church of the Covenant
Sixteenth
Monroe Streets
Ernest Lent
Arthur Delbert
Goldermann
Handel
Delbert
Saint Sneng
Tyler Dennett
Church of the Votvenant
M. Newman
Newman
Inspector Wheelock Arrests Center Market Drug Suspect
Inspector Wheelock yesterday arrested Charles B. Harper aged ? at 9 N Street NW on a surge of peddling cocaine. Harper, a Center Market salesman, has allegedly sold cocaine for several weeks and was sent to the First precinct station. A police court hearing is scheduled today.
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Wheelock
Center Market
George Wheelock
Charles B. Harper
N Street Northwest
Ling
Harper
Sutton Case Hangs Fire In Marine Exhumation
Henry Davis declined to say when the exhumation of Lieut James Eaton U S Marines would occur. Mrs James N Sutton stated the summation and autopsy of the men who were with Lieut Satter at his death should they wish to pursue it. War Department officials indicate further steps depend on consultation with Mr Doh.
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Henry Davis
Sxwrsey
James N. Sutton
James Eaton
Nieut Satter
Develon
Tims
Mr. Oh
Bladensburg craps shoot ends in shooting
In Bladensburg Maryland two men Flemming and Dixon played a late night quarter game with craps on a vacant lot. Flemming won and Dixon shot him in the right hip during a dispute over money. Dixon was arrested and to be arraigned in Hyattsville.
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Edmund Fiemuming
Casualty Hospital
Hyatteville
George Dixon
Dulck
Garrison
Stepnell
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Dixon
Flem- Hide
Fleming
Hoyle
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Hyattsville
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Dr James W Herbert Dead From Paralysis in Washington
Dr James W Herbert longtime Washington physician and former Navy medical staff died at his home on Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast after two years of illness of paresis. Born in Alexandria Virginia in 1850 he served as chemist and physician on the Lancaster before later practicing in Washington. He leaves a wife May M Herbert a son and several siblings. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from his home with Rev Dr Filla L Devries officiating.
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