Swartzell Hearing May End Tonight At East High
Last night witnesses in the secret investigation of Principal Swartzell at Eastern High School testified reports favored him over prior allegations. The board, with several more witnesses pending, aimed for a decision by tomorrow or Saturday as transfers of supervising principals were also announced to affect divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Swartzell
Eastern High School
Prof. Swartzell
Albert I. Shulties
Business Men’s Association
T C Lansden
W. 3. Moore
Tl. A. Merritt
E. W Byrn
James Adams
Annie Raun
J. C Nicholson
Rey Helton
G. W. Trow
B. S. Nottingham
James Oyster
Fred Goldren
Association
Witnesers
O Schneider
Henry Schreiber
Daniel Birtwell
John F Cash
Herman Causs
Bryan
S E. Stonebreaker
Richard A Pying
Jackett
Mr. Swartzell
E. I Nottingham
Echoal
East Washington Citizens* Association
Nottingham
Swartwell
Hastern High School
Roy Helton
Swartzeil
Patterson
Kramer
J. B. Clark
John C Nulle
Henry L. Bailey
Gichner Improves. Beach in Custody at Workhouse
Ernest Gichner, the young contractor shot three times at the Marine Barracks, is slightly improved at Providence Hospital and doctors hope for recovery. The pistol used belonged to someone in Gichner’s office, not him. Beach has been moved from the City Jail to the workhouse to await outcomes, with counsel Myr. Leckie having a long conference with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Hospital
Ernest Gichner
Marine Barracks
John F Beach
Beach
Gichner
Heach
Glichner
Leckie & Fulton
Myr
Leckie
Manila sewer plans and bids for 1906 contracts
Eds for construction work on Manila’s gravity water system and sewer plans for the Insular Affairs office. Bonds totaling 34,000,000 with 1,60,000 issued already to finance these projects, bids due January 36. Plats available at War Department Naval Medical School Power House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eds
Fureak
Manila
Aireay
Municipal Board of
War Department
Public Reception Planned for President Roosevelt
Commissioner West announced a reception for President Roosevelt on his return to the city near month’s end. He named W. W. Cox of the Board of Trade and James F. Oyster of the Business Men's Association to confer on arrangements and expects a general plan and committees to be formed promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Roosevelt
W. W. Cox
Board of Trade
James F. Oyster
Business Men's Association
Opening Of High Schools Registration Hours Announced
Registration hours set for advanced classes and students from outside schools as directors outline enrollment at multiple sites. Advanced class entrants report at 9 a.m. eighth graders at 11 a.m. exams for conditions and entrance occur at Central High School and M Street High School on specified dates with office conferrals required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Hngh
Chamberlain
Manual Training
Central High School
M Street High School
Business High School
Seventh End
Stree
Northwest
Central High Sc
Eastern High School
P. mL
Estern High School
M Street
Franklin
Officers Elected by G. U. O. District Grand Lodge
The District Grand Lodge of G U O adjourned after electing officers led by District Grand Master P H Coleman and Deputy Grand Master R H Williams. The District Household of Ruth No 1 elected officers including M A Parker and L E Forgson as leaders in the women’s organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Coleman
R. H. Williams
Isaiah Brown
J. W. Lee
K. W. Thomas
Ruth No
Women's Organization
G. U. O. Co. Faiga
M. A. Parker
L. E. Forgson
DLR
N.G
Slater
L. H. Ford W
E. Stephenson
D. Ee Ps
EK. Jackson
Pension Clerks May Form Retirement Association
An organization to pension Pension Office clerks proposes a system of monthly pensions for those with thirty years of service. Clerks would be assessed $2 per month, under federal control, with the group to be called the Retirement Association for Good Clerks. A meeting to elect officers will be held soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pension Office
Kne
Retirement Association
Kgod
Amiss Now Captain Pearson Granted a Pension
Formal police changes announced following Capt. Isaac Pearson’s retirement who will receive a monthly pension. Capt. Francis B. Cross becomes inspector over station houses and wagons. Lieut. T B Amiss promoted to captain at night detective bureau. Lieut. James A Moore moves to First precinct. Lieut. Michael Byrnes takes over Sixth precinct. Sergt. Daniel Sullivan promoted to lieutenant. Other promotions include O C Ryan to sergeant and B Kelly to acting sergeant. Pearson, 65, served 39 years since 1837, with a Civil War veteran background. Cross has risen through ranks since 1884, becoming captain in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Pearson
Francis B. Cross
Pearson
T. B. Amiss
Capt. Cross
James A. Moore
Michael Byrnes
Moore
Sergt
Daniel Sullivan
Amiss
Lieut. Sullivan
O. C. Ryan
B. Kelly
Ryan
Prince William County
Capt
Cross
Tazewell Brooke Amisas
Virginia
Twelfth Army Corps
Chancellorsville
Antietam
Gettysburg
Winchester
Cedar Mountain
First Precinct
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ideal
Brynes
Ireland
Washington
Poiice
Sylvester
Sullivan
C. C. Ryan
Maryland
Police Department
Postum proves popular as family coffee substitute
A Brookline reader credits a mistaken Postum delivery with transforming her family's breakfast. She notes improved health for her husband and nervous conditions, and convinces a coffee‑averse sister to try Postum, which she now promotes as a remedy to coffee related ailments.
Aged Woman Injured After Fall From Market Wagon
Mrs. Mena Slack of Forrestville Maryland is hospitalized with a fractured skull and bruises after falling from a market wagon at Sixth Street and Florida Avenue Northeast. She was semi conscious and later unconscious. police investigated with Detectives Muller and Cornwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mena Slack
Forrestville
Casualty Hospital
Sixth Street
Florida Avenue
Muller
Cornwell
Ninth Precinct
Iron Brigade Reunion in Syracuse Today
Survivors of the Iron Brigade from the Civil War will hold their annual reunion in Syracuse, New York, with members from the Berdan Sharpshooters, Fourteenth Brooklyn, Twenty-second, Twenty fourth, and Thirtieth New York Infantry, Second New York Cavalry. Washington survivors include William H. Proctor, George H. Bostwick, A. C. Bromiey, and Edward Avery, among others. Local attendees from Washington are expected to represent, including Avery, an architect, and Proctor, a Pension Office clerk.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Iron Brigade
Second
United States Sharpshooters
Berdan Rifles
Brooklyn
Twenty-second
Twentyfourth
New York Infantry
New York Cavalry
Catletts Station
Falmouth
Tron Brigade Veterans’ Association
W. D. Furgerson
Twenty-fourth
New York State
Washington
William H. Proctor
Thirteenth Street
Berdan Sharpshooters
George H. Bostwick
A. C. Bromiey
Fifth Street
Edward —. Avery
Oak Street
Reunior
Mr. Avery
Ar Fremley
Mr. Proct
Bakers Welcome Delegates On Potomac Trip In Arlington
Five hundred delegates of the National Association of Master Bakers arrived in Washington by excursion from the Potomac. They toured Mount Vernon and Alexandria, plan a banquet at the Arlington Hotel, and will elect officers for 1905 1906 while discussing bakery topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Master Bakery
Arlington Hotel
Potomac
Indian Head
Government Proving Grounds
Moonight
Gil
Mount Vernon
Washington
Alexandria
Arlington
National Cemetery
Navy Yard
Monument
Adolph Schinkel
New York City
Schinkel
H. B Leary
British Association
Baker Wagner’s Bad Fall At Arlington Hotel
George J. Wagner of Detroit, a Bakers' convention delegate, fell two stories down an elevator shaft at the Arlington Hotel around 2 am. He suffered a broken left forearm and is shaken but not seriously hurt. He is recovering in a private room at George Washington University Hospital and was able to sit up last night in good spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Wagner
Detroit
George Washington University Hospital
Arlington Hotel
Wagner
Assaulted by Negro at 1245 G Street S E
Mrs Ada Turner a white woman twenty one years old reports being criminally assaulted by an unknown Negro at her home about 4 pm yesterday The assailant entered from the alley seized her and threw her resulting in unconsciousness She later identified three Negroes but did not name any as her attacker and they were released The incident led to police investigation at the Fifth precinct
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Siater
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Ada Turner
G Street
Fifth Precinct
Collins
Sergt. Wilson
Weather Summary from U S Dept of Agriculture Sept 13 1905
The Weather Bureau reports a cool air wave moving through the Lake region and Middle Atlantic states with 10 to 16 degree drops. Rain is light or absent except along the South Atlantic coast and in several midwestern areas. Showers expected for Florida Nebraska Iowa and South Dakota. colder in New England and New Jersey Thursday. Winds vary by coast. steamers to European ports face NW winds. Local temps show highs around 83 and lows near 63 with no rainfall recorded. River bulletin notes Shenandoah River clear and Potomac muddy at Harpers Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
Clethota
Missouri Valley
Dakotas
Rocky Mountain
South Atlantic
Florida
Nebraska
Iowa
North Pacific Coast
South Atlantic Coast
South Dakota
New England
New Jersey
Middle Atlantic States
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
West Gulf
Grand Banke
TOCAL
Asheville
Ausanta
Atlantic City
Biamarck
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
Chicago
Tl. S
Gircinnati
Outo
Cheyenne
Wyc
Oda Davenport
Denver
Colo
Tes Moines
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
Marquatts, Mich
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Nebr. Ra
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Naval Medical School
Charles D. Collins
Ambrose Stanard Company
Bebe Sea
Soames
Geeresax
Husenion
NewspaperhilHie
Francis E. Cross
Lieut. Moore
Lieut
Lieut.l. B. Amass
Maj
Grocer
No. 8
No. 2
Prcinct
Amias
Forrestville, Md
Casualty
Iron Brigade Reunion
Bakers ON
Potomas
National Association
Baker Wagner
Hood
Sonam
Tharp
N.W
Massachusetts Avenue
Morton C. Stout and Co., Tailors
F Street
I. Geraci
Washington Post
Harpera Ferry
W. Va
HUB Furniture CO
Baby
Prince, Fotografer
Pa. Ave
Munich
EER
National Capital Brewing Co
Schwartz & Pelzman
7Th Street
Ee the Sunday Post
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
Homes For
7Th St
Steinway
N. W
Coleman
Baker
Atlantic & Pacific
Mato
Eugene C. Gott
Bryan & Co
WEN
West Reort
Joseph Auerbach
Sidney West
Colorado Building
Bricklayers
Bricklayers Union
Naji
Hall
Wno Fian
Philadelphia
Geo D. Kirkpatrick
City
Kon Wanidaw
Omuumaren
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
11Th and
M Ats
Alice MN
Patterson Wol Smith
Washington Loan and Trust
Trumbull Craig
Mme Hester
Benton House
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