School Buildings Upgrade as 50,000 Students Return
Public schools reopen for 1995 1906 term with 50,000 pupils in graded and normal schools. Attendance up 2 percent. Three new schools the Business High School John W Ross and Blow School along with modernizations at all buildings. New kindergarten teacher training included at the Normal School and a spring flower show planned for pupils.
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Board of Education
Business High School
BR Street
Eighth Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Ninth Street
John W. Ross School
Twelfth
Harvard Streets
Blow
Ain
Phoebe Hearst
Grace Fulmer
Hearst School
Charlotte EB. Hunter
M Street
Seroul
Camp Plains
Gonzaga College Opens as Parochial School Enrolls Strong
Gonzaga College and Gonzaga Parochial School opened with favorable signs despite poor weather. New pupils flocked in and attendance expected to rise next week with about 1,100 in parochial and 125 in college. Rev. Edward X. Fink leads both institutions with Rev. Patrick J. Dooley as director and Rev. John B. Pittar in charge of Gonzaga School. Cadet corps and band await appointments and organization under Drum Major Reuben Bradley and Prof. Amapile Samuels.
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Gonzaga Parochial School
Boyd
Edwardx. Fink
S. J
Patrick J. Dooley
John B. Pittar
Gonzaga School
Reuben Bradley
Amapile Samuels
John J. Fleming
Dooley and Cotter Leave for Woodstock Theology Study
Dooley J. Dooley 8 J and James M. Cotter 8 J both professors of classics and algebra depart for Woodstock Maryland to study theology. John Fitzpatrick 3 J from St Joseph's College Philadelphia and Augustus M Figningen J from Worcester Mass fill vacancies. Philo J Be Bold 8 J from Fordham College joins as English teacher. Joseph A Corcoran 8 J, former geometry and elocution professor, recovered from typhoid fever and travels to Worcester to recuperate before resuming work.
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Worcester
Mass
Philo J
Gold in the East Appalachians News Claim
James H. Rea argues for developing eastern gold fields from the Appalachian ranges. He cites North Carolina, Georgia, and Montana-like prospects, notes historic nuggets, and urges capital investment, quartz mining, and stream prospecting to unlock vast ore in the region.
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Colorado
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Africa
Rand
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Georgia
North Carolina
Cabarrus County
Fayattville
Rowan County
Platte
Rockies
Philadelphia
Chancellorsville
England
Ekistern
James H. Rea
Capitol Heights School Opens in Prince George County
Capitol Heights public school welcomed 100 children on Monday morning as construction finishes. The new Capitol Heights subdivision near Washington has grown quickly since its founding about a year ago, increasing in size and population.
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Capitol Heights
Prince George County
Washington
Diamonds by a New Process Artificial Gems by Burton
London reports Dr. C V Burton, a Cambridge savant, has produced several hundred artificial diamonds using a molten lead calcium alloy and carbon. Crystals are small, transparent, with octahedral faces. Burton claims methods are original and unlike natural formation. He labors in private labs and Sidney College, Cambridge, separate from the university.
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C. V. Burton
Moissau
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Sidney College Laboratory
Tie
Cambridge
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Lfe
Equity Court D C Grants Several Motions and Appoints
The Equity Court under Mr Justice Gould handles multiple matters including reference to auditors in Middleton vs Ferguson and In re lunacy cases, orders for commissions and guardians, and a receivership distribution in Equitable Building. Other cases include quash subpoena denial Bottineau vs O Grady and extended time in Briel vs Jordan.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Gould
Middleton
Ferguson
D. T. Moores
W. H. Holloway
S. Duncan Bradley
Johnson
McWhilams
John B. Larner
Mary Fogarty
George Bastin
Wade
Circuit Court
Briel
George C. Hough
E. H. Thomas
Real estate transfers list with many properties
A long record of property transfers across multiple districts. Transfers include Larry Farm to John Millard, Uniontown to Daniel Riordan, and numerous Lot and Square trades in Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Barry Farm Unontown North Columbus Heights and other blocks. Several securities and mortgages noted, with amounts commonly $10 and higher figures such as $12 000 and $5 100. Also includes corporate and railroad related notices and financial items.
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Larry Farm
Fenny Ferner
John Millard
Uniontown
Charles Lewis
Daniel L Riordan
Mount Pleasant Anpleasant Plains
Harry Wardman
Frank G. Parker
Fannie L. Edrington
K Street
Pbethern
Eloventi
William H. Surratt
Annie Awitzer
Sounth
Eighth Streets
Cearee C Pumphrey
August G. Schwaldt
Square
Third Strely
Richard
Wolfe
Charles M. Porrett
Eighth Street
Julia EH. Mardell
Own Right
Starian
Wittiam L. Lanning
Willan L. Lanning
Clara Breslau
Peters Mill
Louis P Shamaker
Michael Lo Shliven
Duncan Place
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Robert L. O'Brien
Louis Baillieux
Mount Pleasant
John H. Nolan
Daniel J. Riordan
Charles
Margaret Lewie
Columbus Heights
George H. Ward
Percy H. Russell
Charles J. Butler
Thomas H. Banes
Pleasant Plains
Frank G. Paker
William A. Hit
Charles W. Simpson
Charles W
Willlam A. Hil
Margaret J. Sherratt
James B. Wimner
Charles G. Allen
Alpheus H. Strow
Alfred J. Brigge
James RR. Wimner
William A. Torrey
Charles B. Caywood
John P. Garrett
Daniel B. Kieps
Charles Weitzel
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
Whittingham
Lucy Keys
Henry H. Hergmann
James H. Grant
Thomas FR. Nalley
Samuel H. Walker
Michael
Weller
Eastern Bullding and Loan Association
August G. Schoultz
Henry A. Horgmann
Charles Schafer
Northern Liberty German-American Building Association
George B Bloomer
Chapin Brown
Oriental Building Association
Oak View
Margaret G. Parsons
George W
Benjamin
Minor
Harry
Ruet
Ethel N Jett
Cemi
Langgion Park
Alexander J. Watson
Charles L. Young
A. M. Lawson
James H. Miller
Columbia "Heights
Amar Hadley
Edward T. Kalaer
James 8. Green
Geours Horman
EB. Blau
G. Bowie Chipman
Michael L. Sullivan
Abner J. P. Shoemaker
William P. Gasch
Louis PF Joemaker
Columbian University
Mary W. Kills
Lee F Latimer
Charles F. Nesbit
Rogette J. Raymond
News of the Railroads Resignations and Appointments Across Lines
J B Cochran resigns as Erie general agent at Pittsburg Pa J C Lord named traveling passenger agent for Seaboard G A Kimball named agent for St Louis and San Francisco at Kansas City A R Duncan named accountant for St Louis Iron Mountain Southern Hugh C Brown resigns as vice president of Arkansas Southern and position abolished Archibald Glassco named Grand Trunk bridge engineer Montreal Cornelius Dugan named special freight agent Lehigh Valley at 13 Liberty Street New York W R Baker named assistant to president Canadian Pacific Higlighted earnings show July gains across multiple railroads Illia Steel Co reports capacity output through June next year EK Titus named stock agent Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe at Kansas City Mo HL OR Daly named traveling agent for CC St L at Peoria Co BE McGuire named traveling freight and passenger agent Illinois Southern at Sparta Ill J W Walker named general freight and passenger agent Orange and Northwestern at Orange Texas Copper Range Consolidated declares 1 per share dividend W B Jones named superintendent transportation for C I and L Rock Island gains control of Arkansas Southern J Campbell former SCT superintendent dies McCook Nebraska G W Kaittle to succeed C C Clark as central passenger agent Cincinnati J G Hyde dies Pittsburg at forty nine Hill Grand Trunk Pacific alliance makes Vancouver Pacific Coast terminus Milwaukee and St Paul to run through service Chicago to San Francisco via Salt Lake City September 15 Syndicate led by Newmandry buys Wisconsin Central Pennsylvania claims 18 hour New York to Chicago train can run in 15 hours Merrion Indiana Rhodes resigns to join Mississippi Valley and Gulf rail line Gould transcontinental railroad progress contracts let for expansion and completion.
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Jesse E. Rhodes
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University listings and staff moves in early catalog and notices
A long list details buildings and departments at Columbian College and Catholic University of America including arts and sciences graduate and undergraduate divisions, engineering, architecture, medicine, dentistry, law, diplomacy, and police studies. Notices mention registrar Otis D Swett, and staff changes with H R Emmerson and railway posts in North America. Also adverts for evening sessions and shorthand courses with job placement claims.
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Phiosophy- Columbian College
College OF Engineering
Clyvis
Division OF Architecture
Paris in London Plans Restored Site Arcades and French Theater
A London Holborn to Strand project envisions a permanent French exhibition in the heart of the city with a French theater and restaurant. The three acre site would feature a central dome, shop arcades, and a grand archway. promoters promise a French colony rendezvous with official backing and a three–acre island site to be developed with a dome and noble buildings.
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London
Paris
Holborn
Strand
County Council
Aldwych
Gill‘pee Scott
Coeners
Arene ‘Lue Syndicate
Thirty sixth annual session opens October 4 1905 at six
The thirty sixth annual session opens on Wednesday October 4 1905 at 6 p m in the Law School Building Nos 606 and 508 street north wear with announcements for the ensuing term. The Secretary's office in the Law Building is open daily from 439 to 640 p m for formation enrolment payment of fees and related matters. Students are urged to enroll before opening night. Circulars available at Lowdermills Co 1424 F Street NW John Byrne Co KF Street NW and W S Thompson Pharmacy 703 Fifteenth Street NW or by applying to the undersigned S M Yeatman Secretary General.
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Northwear
Law
Hank State of Lowdermilks& Co
F Street
John Byrne & Co
Nor'hwest
W. S. Thompson Pharmacy
Fifteenth Street
M. Yeatman
Sverolary
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