Worth League Convened Fixes Date of Annual Meeting
Washington District Epworth League sets October 7 and 8 for its annual convention with sessions to be announced when venue is decided. Edwin M. Randall will speak. New district secretary Miss Annabel Crandall fills the unexpired term after Ernest H. Pullman resigns. Officers to be elected and reports to be presented.
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Board “of Control
Washington
Epworth League
District League
Edwin M. Randall
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
District Board of Control
League
Wesley Chapel
Fifth and
F Streets Northwest
Ernest H. Pullman
Annabel Crandall
Crandall
Foundry
J. Finney Engle
J. H. Wesler
M. M. Mitchell
H. A. Ison
Frank J. Metcal
Intercontinental Correspondence University forms in Washington
The LC U board has elected officers for the new Intercontinental Correspondence University led by Channing Rudd as president and David J. Brewer as vice president. Founders include Henry Bulings Brown and Chauncey Depew. The four story building at fourteenth street NW is leased as the LC U Building and courses are to be offered soon. A separate note reports a scalding injury to Washington McKee from a burst hose at River Queen wharf. he was treated at Emergency Hospital with non serious injuries.
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Intercontinental Correspondence University
Channing Rudd
D. Co. L
Columbian University
David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Wallace BE. Clephane
Li. M
John Franklin Crowell
Trinity College
William Torrey Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
Liu
Henry Bulings Brown
Walter C. Clephane
Chauncey M. Depew
United States
New York
Edward Everett Hale
D. D
United States Senate
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry B. F. Macfarland
Board of District Commissioners
University
the University
Fourteenth Street
L C. U
Pokanoket
Washington McKee
River Queen
McKee
Inspector Quits Over Stutler Case in D C Hearing
William B. Dubant resigns as alley cleaning inspector amid the Stutler maladministration inquiry in Washington. Judge Cole's brief critiques the investigation, notes disputed alley schedule practices, and cites a division of duties proposed by Superintendent Stutler and Commissioner West.
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Cole
Stutler
Gupt
Walter Stutler
Wiliam B. Dubant
Commissioner West
West
Dubant
Mr. Brown
Mr. Dubant
Inspector Weir
Mr. Weir
Doubant
Durant
Seventh Street
Test pavements eyed as Barber and Cranford protest Warren bid
Objections from Barber Asphalt and Cran ford pave against awarding Warren Brothers a 10 000 yard bitulithic contract at 2 per yard with Barber bidding 185 and Cran ford 187. Hearing granted. test pavements of 6000 square yards each proposed. Also notes on commitment copies, a hospital stay for Charles L Crow related to a printing trade, and a fight injuring George Washington with suspect Joseph Mack under police care.
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Barber Asphalt Company
Cranford Paving Company
Warren Brothers Company
Barber and Cranford
J. R. Daney
J. H. Crawford
Funeral for Richard M. Evans Held at Rock Creek Cemetery
The funeral for Richard M. Evans was held yesterday from his 45 Be Street residence with interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Evans served over twenty years as an assistant in the District inspector’s buildings office and was honored by nearly all inspectors and employees. District Master Builders Association members attended and sent a floral tribute, adopting resolutions of regret. Pallbearers included Building Inspector Snowden Ashford and Assistant Inspectors BE Vermillion Edward Kern and Henry Story.
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Richard M. Evans
BE Street
Rock Creek Cemetery
Evans
District Master Builders’ Association
Snowden Ashford
BE. F. Vermillion
Edward R. Kern
Henry Story
Copper as a Typhoid Cure Debate Sparks Health Claims
Dr. George T. Moore insists copper sulfate in public water can destroy typhoid germs with minimal risk, arguing copper levels would be far below harmful thresholds. He cites grain copper content, a Massachusetts health report, and a New Orleans physician’s copper remedies, while noting decoctions and cookware pose different risks. Health statistics show 73 new typhoid cases in the week, with 36 discharged and eight deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Moore
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Moore
Moore
Massachusetts State Board of Health
Lucien M. Solomon
New Orleans
Woodward
DAR Women Watch Roosevelt Parker Election For Head Of Society
Daughters of the American Revolution show keen interest in the upcoming national election. If Mrs Alton B Parker wins, she could become president general, the first time since the society’s founding that the wife of a president would head the DAR. Possible contenders include Mrs Dolliver of Iowa Mrs George M Sternberg former president of the DAR and Mrs Donald McLean of Newark.
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Daughters of American Revolution
Daughters of the American Revolution
Roosevelt
Parker
National Society
Alton B. Parker
New York
United States
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Dolliver
Iowa
George M. Sternberg
D. A. Bes
Donald McLean
Cof
Newark
Last of Family Day Trips to Colonial Beach
The steamer T V Arrowsmith will run tomorrow morning from the wharf at 8 45 to Colonial Beach with a stop at Alexandra. Return leaves the Beach at 6 P M and reaches home about 10 30 P M. Round trip fare is 25 cents, valid for the day only. Bathing crabbing and fishing at the Beach have been good all season. Final excursions to the Beach are scheduled for Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning.
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Colonial Beach
T. V. Arrowsmith
Alexandra
Amelia Bingham Opens National Season With The Climbers
Amelia Bingham with Charles Richman Frank Worthing and support group launches the dramatic season at the National with The Climbers a noted vehicle that helped Bingham rise to stardom. The program pairs The Frisky Mrs Johnson with The Climbers and A Modern Magdalen with a full scenic production.
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Amelia Bingham
Charles Richman
Frank Worthing
Clyde Fitch
Samuel Reed
Charles Frohman
Fire fought by residents without department at 1304 G Street
Occupants of the third floor apartments at 1304 G Street NW extinguished a morning fire without calling the fire department. Damage estimated at 25 dollars. Also notes include local notices on political information, a theft arrest of Violet Jackson, bread and water advertisements, and local mishaps such as a horse running away and a worker’s fall.
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Miss C. Dealand
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Lotus
Saka & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh St
Mayer & Co, Sutihtiee
Aesis
Adle
St. and
Mass. Ave, N. W
C. & P. Teléphone Co
Worth League Convenul
LC. U
Moses’ Loth
Inspector
Supt
A. Burr Chalmers
Charles Burr Todd
Rt. Elizabeth Asylum
Todd
Yesterauy
Maj. McKelvey
Charles L. Crow
Crow
George Washington
Norfolk
Joseph Mack
Mark
Fourth Precinct
Gasch & Birge
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Atwater College
Seat of
George Ade
Columbia
Henry W. Savage
Savage
Walter Burridge
Ade
Lafayette
Nixon & Zimmerman's Opera Company
Willard
Mr. Spencer
Frank Deshen
J. Lee McClure
Donald Archer
Joseph Leighton
Edward Baker
H. G. Saylor
A. G. Dempster
Nye V. Melshaw
Cecelia Rhoda
Alice Kraft Benson
Zillah Harris
Harriet Trainer
Georgia Campbell
Connie Mac
Howard Cook
Rose Coghlan
Chase
Miss Coghlan
Lynn Pratt
Clara Ballerini
Nichols Sisters
McIntyre
Heath
Allison
Minnie
Minnesota
Jones
Leonard Kane
Harry Price
Edythe Toledo
London
Vitagraph Motion Pictures
Brooklyn
Billy
Simgle) Clliford
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America
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Chappie
Academy
High Rollers
Lyceum Theater
Solomon Mendelson
Louis Jackson
Mendelson
Detroit
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Helan
Michigan
Moses
With & F
House & Herrmann’s
House &G Herrmann
City Bulletin
George W. Driver
Penna. Ave
House of Representatives
Finney
Loseham Ladies
T. A Marshall
Prop’r
Flather and McNamee
Violet Jackson
F. C. Jackson
Fifteenth Street
Wm. Cannon
Holmes
Te. Holmes’ Bakery
Island
Wagort
Wiliam McKay
Cedar Lane
Florida Avenue
J. T. D. Pyles
Schneider
Chicago
É&C
12Th
C. A. Muddiman & Co
Nolte
Wim
F. Nolte
St. Nw
Henry Nalley
Bladensburg Road
Potomac
Finley
Mass
Ave
Great Bear Spring Co
11Th St
Mamie Wheeler
First Street
Minnie Pendexter
Pendexter
Homeopathic
C. Zepp
Twelfth Street
Heurich
Senate
Heurich Brewing Co
Post
Post Business Office
Forest City
Washington Post
Horn
Tailor
Thea
Great Atlantic and Pacific
Ex Company, Sorith and Ei
Williams
Williams’ Temple Drug Sterne
Edfice
Burlington
Yale Laundry
10Th St
New York Ave
Offisa and Works
Delveret
Washington Gas Light
Hubbard Heating CO
F Street
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