School Board Act to Resolve Eastern High Troubles
Stephen Elliott Kramer and Dr Henry I Bauey appointed night sessions to handle school troubles. The board met at Franklin School, discussing Eastern High and other issues, with a committee to review proposals before actions tonight.
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Stephen Elliott Kramer
Henry I. Bauey
W. B. Murch
Board of
Idlutation
Frankin
T Street
Northeast Washington Cathaeons Association
East Washington
Stein
Death in Barber Shop Man Ends Life in Chair
Trlyird Lures, 65, of Idth street, died after collapsing in Young's barbershop at 505 H street north. Coroner Nevitt issued death certificates citing heart disease. The man, a watchman at the engine building and printing, lived in Washington and served in the government in the early years. The Marine Band concert at Marine Barracks starts at 6 this afternoon under Santelmann.
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Idth Street
F OF
Young's Barbers
Ateur
Nevitt
Soryiel
Marine Barracks
Sta. Marine Band
Toeut
Uliam H. Santeltrano Oty
Mio Oce
Vias Seffirs
Santelmann
Zargrafin
Plan of Band Season Oyster Roast for Club Only
Washington Saengerbund board outlined the 1906 season at Saengerbund Hall with twenty five performances, concerts, balls, carnivals, and a river oyster roast for members. The season opens October 22 with a musicale, features two public concerts at the National Theater, and includes a Stiftung Feast celebrating the society’s fifty sixth birthday.
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The
Washington Saengerbund
Saengerbund Hall
C Street Northwest
Washington
Portsmouth
Baron Rosen
M. Witte
Adolph Levy
Frank Claude
National Theater
Tvent
National Rifles Armory
Rand
Tnesa
Father Chidwick Endorsed for Army and Navy Union Chaplain General
Washington delegates backed Roy Father Chidwick of Gen. George A. Custer Garrison Brooklyn for chaplain general of the Army and Navy Union at the Newburg encampment. Adjt Edward V Auger announced the plan as Chidwick, longtime chaplain of Spanish War Veterans and other groups, gains broad support. Also noted was the death of Jesse B Caldwell, longtime public servant, with funeral in Chicago and burial in Washington. A separate report covers a watch stolen from Richard Meany on Thirteenth Street while he slept.
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JD Paiter
Theodore Toosevelt
Army and Navy Union
Riggs House
Roy
J P Whitwick
George A. Custer
Brooklyn
Main
Havana Harbor
U 5
Chidwick
Newburg
Adjt
Edward V. Auger
Custer Garrison
United States
Washington
Jesse B. Caldwell
Je B Caldwell
Palmyra
Wis
Wisconsin
Hastwood Avenue
Chicago
Richard Meany
Thirteenth Street
D Streets
Robbed in a Cab on Pennsylvania Avenue
A. R McCorkle of Harrisonburg Virginia reported a late night cab robbery in central Washington. He was beaten and $8 taken from an inner pocket by a large negro who fled the scene. Detectives questioned cab driver James Burley and pursued leads but had little information by late night.
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A. R McCorkle
Harrisonburg
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tenth Street
Hou
McCorkle
James Burley
Fcen
Twelfth Street
Tate Elguies
White River
Misa Weeks
Miss Weeks
Gen. Crook
Garrisor
Goldfern
O Keefe Case Settled In Sanity Dispute
Jury unable to agree on Daniel O Keefe sanity verdict after two hour hearing before Justice Gould. He remains at Government Hospital for the Insane with next trial date set. Also notes habeas corpus continuances for Crane and Read. Fire alarms report minor blazes with limited damage at Anacostia street car line and Litchfield Hotel.
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Gould
District Supreme Court
Daniel O'Keefe
Government Hospital
O'Keefe
White
Hummer
Turner
Charles Poe
O' Keefe
Baker
Adkins
Poe
St. Eligabeth’s Asylum
Joseph A. Crane
Thomas E. Read
Crane
Anacostia and Potomac Railway Company
Monroe and
Grant Streets
Anacostia
Armature
Litchfield Hotel
Fourteenth Street
OUST THE DEMON A Tussle With Coffee
A California couple recounts debilitating headaches and neck pain from coffee. After switching to Postum Coffee they report full relief, calmer nerves, and the ability to feed children the beverage. The ad claims Postum contains no drugs and offers a reason for the remedy.
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California
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum
Weather and city report for September 6 2005
Tropical disturbance nears Barbaroes from southeast as high pressure remains in interior valleys. Light showers in New England Illinois Iowa Missouri North Dakota Western Arkansas with heavy rain in New Orleans. Cool in Mississippi Valley eastward. general westward to Dakotas Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma with showers Lower Ohio Valley and Tennessee. Winds vary by coast and region. temperatures rise slowly in Upper Mississippi Valley and Lake Region. Downtown temp at Affleck’s thermometer shows 76 at 9 am and 88 at 3 pm with humidity around 44 to 69 percent. One injury: six year old Raymond Holler struck and run over by wagon at North Capitol and N streets NW.
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A & Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
New England
Texas
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
Arkansas
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Dakotas
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
West Gulf
Grand Banks
Affleck
District Rifle Team Drops to Fourth as New Jersey Wins Wimbledon Cup
At Sea Girt New Jersey on September 6 the First New Jersey Infantry won the Wimbledon Cup for the third straight year with a score of 616 while the District of Columbia finished fourth in the interstate match with 606. First Lieut W A Tewes led New Jersey with 84 points, and the DC team placed ninth overall with several low scores. The interstate regimental match covered 200 and 600 yard stages with nineteen teams. New Jersey claimed the trophy for three consecutive years.
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Washington Post
Sea Girt
N. J
District of Columbia
District Riflemen
W. A Tewes
New Jersey Infantry
Lieut
Tewes
New Jerey
Cassy
New York
Winder
Otic
Wise
Massachusetts
May Evane
Lemon
Ohio
Price
New Jersey, 74, Sergt. Sayre
USA
Lieut Smith
Mergt Groome
Leizeur
Magruder
Corp. Norris
Fifteenth Infantry
Maryland
Pennsylvania
First Regiment
Capt Cookson
Alderman O
Heldeneich
Lelreur
Sergt Morris Ve Ae
Fink
Second Regiment
Summers
Eleut Holt
Dennison
C Fred Cook
Warries
Smith
Appleyard Case Dismissed in Buffalo Court
Buffalo Sept 6 Receiver Wheeler of the defunct German Bank sees dismissal of actions against Arthur E Appleyard Eugene A Georger Richard Emery Jacob Dold and other bank directors to recover 662000 alleging conspiracy to wreck the bank The judge held improper joining of claims including alleged intentional appropriation with negligence and Wheeler plans new actions against several defendants separately
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Buffalo
Wheeler
Arthur E Appleyard
Boston
Eugene A Georger
Richard Emery
Jacob Dold
Kenefick
Appleyard
Post-Office Clerks Adjourn at National Convention
Delegates from large cities directed the national convention of post office clerks defeating the mutual insurance plan. Officers elected include Arthur Doughus of Chicago as president, Thomas B. Fenny as president, Sie Moses of Buffalo as secretary, P F W as treasurer in New York, Maurhn A Butiime of Sasansab Ga as sergeant-at-arms, and advisory board members from Philadelphia J J Jacobs New Haven James Burns Kansas City Patrick Paterson New Jersey and William Gibbons Scranton Pa. Next meeting set for Savannah Ga.
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Ceder Rapids
Towa
Mutual Insurance
Arthur Doughus
Chicago
Thomas B Fenny
Posten
Sie Moses
Buffalo
Treasuer
New York
Sargeant-Starma
Maurhn A Butiime
Sasansab ' Ga
John 1. Cunavan Shilalelphia
J. J . Jacobs
New Haven
Gift of 60000 to University of Pennsylvania
The University of Pennsylvania received sixty thousand dollars from the estate of the late Prof Maxwell Sommersville. He held a professorship in archaeology and died in Europe on May 5, 19. During his life he donated his engraved gems collection the Buddhist temple and other notable holdings now housed in the university museum. 3329 Getreet Turkish bath under new management. Never closed.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Maxwell Sommerville
Sommersle
Archaeological Department
University
Europe
Universlty
Getreet
Bucket Kills Laborer At New York Avenue Site
John Parker a laborer of Alexandria Virginia was fatally struck on the head by an iron bucket swinging from a hoisting derrick on the New York Avenue ridge over the terminal tracks. Parker died soon after at the morgue and an inquest is set for today. Engineer John Moore and signalman Charles Williams were arrested but released on promise to appear at the investigation. Parker leaves a widow and several children.
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John Parker
Alexandra
New York Avenue
John Moore
Charles Williams
Invest
Parker
The Noahs Afloat in a Modern Historical Romance
A Cleveland Plain Dealer notice describes The Noahs Afloat as a satirical historical romance about the ark voyage. It highlights Noah’s self-satisfied speeches and mock grand declarations on preserving the species, plus details of the book’s decorative binding and price.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Noah
Shakespeare
Bohemia
Hermione
Ham
Mr. Noah
Policeman and son Injured In Runaway Cart
Mounted officer John T Morris of the Seventh precinct and his young son Alpert were thrown from a cart when its axle broke at Second and N streets SW. The horse bolted and was captured after a short run. Both Morris and Alpert sustained minor injuries and were aided by bystanders.
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John T. Morris
Seventh Precinct
Alpert
Second
Mr. Morris
Nolan Objects To Jeffries In Britti Nelson Bout
In San Francisco a meeting between Britti Nelsons managers and promoters failed to settle the referee issue. Nolan insists Jeffries must not referee while Coffroth says the bout will proceed as scheduled. Jeffries accepted a $1000 offer to preside, but Nolan objected. Coffroth added the referee has been chosen and the fight will occur at 1:30 Saturday afternoon.
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San Francisco
Britti Nelson
Nolan
Jeffries
Coffroth
Neale Publishing Co details in New York and Washington
The item lists publishing company addresses: Neale Publishing Co., New York at Broadway Fifth Ave and 234 J. Washington, 431 Eleventh Street N. W.
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the Neale Publishing Co
New York
Broadway
Fifth Ave
J. Washington
Eleventh Street
N. W
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