Penny Hunt At North Randle Highlands Outing
Thousands of children and adults enjoyed a United States Realty Company penny hunt at North Randle Highlands. 1000 youngsters searched under stones logs and grass for 8000 pennies with 20 marked coins worth gold rewards. 25 large ox roasted for sandwiches, lemonade, cakes, and fruit were served as crowds gathered and families returned by street cars and buses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
North Ranké Highlands
Poyndy
United States Realty
North Randle Highlands
Steventon
United States Realty Company
Brothers
Trs
Linton &. Norman
Tercetary
Arthur T. Randle
Randle Heights
Twining City
Feragina
Me Randle Highlands
New Bureau Appointments In Far Eastern Affairs
A preliminary step to a division reorganization, the State Department announces new appointments. Ransford J. Miller Jr. becomes chief, Edward P. Williams is assistant chief, and Percival Heintzeman is named assistant. Williams serves as ranking general at Tientsin, Miller is Japanese secretary and interpreter to Tokyo, Heintzaeman is consul at Chungking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Ransford
Miler, Jr
Tokyo
Edward P. Williams
Renant
Tientsin
Peking
Percival Heintzaeman
Chungking
China
Funeral for Capt Samuel C. Lemly Held at St John’s
Brief services were conducted at St John’s Church for Capt Samuel C. Lemly, longtime Judge Advocate General of the Navy, who died Friday in the city after arduous duties. A naval-escort carried the body to Arlington Cemetery for burial with military honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Samual C. Lemly
Riary
Arlington Cemetery
Father John’s Medicine Story Claims Cures Lung Trouble
A Lowell Mass priest, Rev Jona OBrien, recovered from a lung ailment after using Father Johns Medicine. He urged parishioners to try the remedy, calling it a family staple known as Father John’s Medicine. The ad promises it cures throat and lung issues, prevents consumption, and strengthens flesh when used faithfully, with a $25,100 charity pledge if false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona O'Brien
Lowell
Mass
John
Maida
Father John
Bond Set for John Smith Under New Local Law
Judge Kimball in police court yesterday imposed a bond of 100 dollars or 0 days in the workhouse on John Smith for loitering near saloons. Testimony showed he had been out of work due to indigestion and tuberculosis. Officers said he frequented bars but was sober and not disturbing the peace. The judge found him guilty under a new law and he was led back to his cell.
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John Smith
Kimball
Smith
J. A. Conrad
Ther
Hghts Tahoe
Fouvenan
Thomas Eag- Jigh
Flatuam
Jcteai
Criminology
Hartley
English
T J
Barbee
Seld Dorsey Foults
Tne Spector Boardman
Dorsey Foultz
Engleh
Dorsey Foulix
More Schools Urged as Rented Rooms Prove Inferior
Captain James F. Fyster, president of the board of education, faults Congress for shrinking yearly budgets that force Philadelphia and district officials to use rented halls and portable structures to educate about 56 000 children. He notes many buildings are undesirable and that thousands of youngsters attend classes in private spaces due to insufficient normal and graded schools. Officials plan to request new sites and additional schools in estimates to be submitted to the commissioners.
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Education Board
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Board of Education
Warober
James F. Fyster
Commillsiowers
Congress
Monkey Hollow
Brockland
Dorsey Foultz
Seventh
Q Streets
Brookland
Dorsey
Monkey Hole
Dorasy
Dorsey Foultz Pursuit Recalls 13 Year Hunt Case
Barbee detective recalls chasing fugitive Dorsey Foultz from Monkey Hollow to Philadelphia in a 13 year pursuit. He details a May 30 Brockland chase, a Washington Grove camp meeting lead, and a Philadelphia Chestnut Street venue ambush where the suspect evaded capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Force
Midnight Vision
Monkey Hollow
Philadelphia
Col McCloskey Dead A Veteran Democratic Operative
Felix McCloskey a long time Washington insider and Brooklyn born politician dies at 82 in New York. He rose from early ties with Webster and Clay to sergeant at arms of the Senate and Charleston convention figure in 1860. Through Spinola he served in the House for four decades and was linked to Douglas Lincoln and Jefferson Davis in reminiscences. He came to Brooklyn in 1825 and was cousin to Cardinal McCloskey.
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Lincoln
Felix McCloskey
Brooklyn
Col. Mcloakey
Washington
District of Columbia
Webster
Clay
Col. McCloukey
Broderick
California
New York City
Buchanan
Stephen A. Douglas
United States Senate
McCloskey
Congress
Gen. Spinola
Col. McCloskey
House
Jefferson Davis
Senate
Old Country
Cardinal McCloskey
Feast of Watermelon at Bradbury Heights Draws Crowd
A city celebration yesterday hosted by Robert F. Bradbury featured an old fashioned watermelon feast. Guests enjoyed melon, lemonade, pie and cake while Bradbury oversaw athletic events and ensured everyone had a good time. An afternoon baseball game between neighborhood teams topped off a day of foot races and other sports.
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Bradbury Heights
Robert F. Bradbury
Hvery
Mtion
Tce
Hradbory
Borhood Dags
Hunt for Dorsey Foultz Intrigue Mentioned in Confession
A detective recalls past efforts to trap Dorsey Foultz in connection with a murder as rumors of accomplices and rewards surface. The narrative weaves in talking points about sending a man with a red mustache into the field and a chase through Rock Creek Park.
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Dorsey
Rim
Dorsey Foults
Rock Creek Park
Barbee
Foultz Smd
Lemon’ Viunter
True Reformers Parade Honors Labor Progress by Gen Burt
Gen Andrew S Burt addressed True Reformers in Washington as delegates from Baltimore Richmond and nearby towns joined a parade to Green Willow park for Labor Day. He praised organized labor while condemning violence and urged a new party unfettered by corporate ties. The march ended at Twelfth and U streets NW with church services following.
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Balimore
Richmond
Washington
Tia Avenue
Green Willow Park
Andrew S. Burt
Army and Wavy Union
Claddy
Burt
Twelfth
U Streets
Taylor
Madrea Park
Knights Templars Outing To Atlantic City From Washington
A 66 member party led by RF A Sebring commander of Columbia Commandery No 2 along with members families and friends will depart Washington Thursday for a four day outing at Atlantic City. They will stay at the Hotel Wishire and visit nearby resorts with a long list of named attendees including Mrs. Amelia Dick Boyt Mrs. Dick Senator Dick of Ohio Mrs. Meyers W F Gude past commander De Malay Commandery Mrs. Gude Catherine Loser Walter Rollins and many others.
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RF. A. Sebring
Colambia Commandery
No. 2
Kalaitts Termplara
Columbia Commandery
Washington
Atlantic City
Wishire
F. A. Sebring
Amelia Dick Boyt
Senator Dick
Ohio
Meyers
W. F. Gude
de. Malay Commandery
Gude
Catherine Loser
Claude ¥. King
Mr. King
James McKeep
McKee
Joan G. Craig
Alva 5
Wiliam J. Holtman
John Walker
P.A Sebring
Blaine Sebring
Paul E. Lesh
Frank 3. Gibson
Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Promises Health Glow
An advertisement touts Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey as a health tonic for youth and vigor. It claims regular use in water or milk three times daily, asserts purity from six years of testing, and offers a medical booklet free to readers.
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DUFFY
Neper
Matt Waitkey
Rochester
N.Y
SKIN and Cleadiinets Promote Schneider's Malt Bread
An OCR fragment touts Schneider's Malt Bread as a perfect food product and compares it favorably to other treats. It mentions grocers selling it and references Altamount Spring Water and a local technical institute. A miscellaneous ad fragment notes Crowley's and a carpenter service, with post want ads advertised as free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider
Grocers
March Concert Program Preview at City Hall
A fragmented listing shows an upcoming concert program featuring Exy Overture and Fra Dianlo Masurka di Concert, with selections titled La Cartan and the Black Huzsar Wallis Artint Li. The readable items suggest an orchestral or recital program with multiple compositions and performers.
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Fra Dianlo
Masurka di
la Cartan
Wallis
Artint
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Hig Pictures
Saka & Company
Seventh St
Penna. Ave
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania R. R
Suaniichanna Valley
Kuppenseimer
Credit Pettit & CO
Seventh and Eye
Annes
Children’s. School
House & Herrmann
Sts. N. W
Snain
O’donnell’s
Lemly Burnzd
Gaid
Arlington ‘Cemetery
Oyster
Aist
Detective Barbee Lees
Dente
Washington Grove
Hernet
Montgomery County
Nlm
Doreey
Vaut
Met
Camp Meeting Place
Gaithersburg
Chestnut Street
Tmé
Col. M'Closkey
Dr. L Lyon
Andrew
Knights Templars
Simulify Forge
Massachusetts Ave
Robert N. Harper
Henry Grinnell
WM. 5. Sorsey
U. S
Robert H. Love
Consumers’ Coal GO
F St. N.W
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Randle Highlands
Capitol
U.S
Rire Noua SI Sa
Jrandle Highlands
Ganiint
Dupont Circle
Lote and Bufiding
U. S. Realty Co
Fa. Ave
City Bulletins
Altamount
Sudge
Crick
Henagelaer Polytechics Institute
Prone
Crowley's
C. D
Carpenter
Ios
Circle
Julias Kamper
Star-Spebgted Banner
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street
Prince Albert
Horn
Lansburgh
FurnitureCs
Noalco
Noalco Dept
Fourth
F Streets
Gates & Rich
Adivatte
Soeashington
Ocean
Boa
the Royal
Royal Typewriter CO
Royal Typewriter Bldg
Ave. N. W
Washington, D. C
Hearemy Youchera
Economy Co-Operative Society
Shawregms
Ore
Jou Wani
Andrews
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
la, Ave. N. W
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washinton
D.C
Tod
Columbia
Maryland
People’s Drug
Stora
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Stow
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