Death of A B Duvall Reported at Sea
Andrew Brown Duvall, DC corporation counsel, died at sea three days out from Liverpool. News came by wireless to New York and was sent to Washington family, who were shocked by the earlier report of recovery and return voyage on the steamer Philadelphia leaving Liverpool September 9.
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Duvall Dies After London Trip A District Leader
News of Mr Duvall's death came after a Marconi message described his failing health during a voyage to London. The steamer will reach New York tomorrow and the body is expected Sunday. Duvall had long served as district attorney here since 1869, and Commissioners plan a sermon by Dr Bristol at Metropolitan Memorial Church. His death prompts tributes from Commissioner West and colleagues praising his thoroughness and legal skill.
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London
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Washington Lawyer Andrew Duvall Dies After Noted Career
Andrew Brown Duvall of Washington District of Columbia longtime attorney and teacher, born March 20 1847, died leaving a large family. He practiced in city courts and contributed to bar leadership and legal education, with notable cases before the Supreme Court and the Treasury investigation, survived by wife Mary Walker and six children, plus brothers and sisters.
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France
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Columbian College
George Washington University
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Howgate
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Judge G F Scott Dead Police Court Chief Since 1898
Judge Charles Fletcher Scott of the Police Court died at 1455 Binney Street last night after a long illness from sciatica and stomach tumor. Born in 1837 in Brock County, West Virginia, he studied law in Albany and practiced in Parkersburg before moving to Washington. He served as clerk of pardons, then justice of the peace, and since 1898 as police judge. Funeral tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Calvary M E Church with Rev. Dr. Joseph Dawson. burial at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Brock County
W. Va
Poland
Ohio
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Albany
N. Y
Ritchie Court Bouse
Parkersburg
C. and
W. Cole
Washington
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Calvary M. E
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Glenwood Cemetery
Secretary's Death Reported in Seoul 1905
The State Department received a dispatch dated July 31 1906 from the American consul general at Seoul Korea reporting the death in Seoul on July 2 1905 of Arthur Sturgis Dixey private secretary to Edwin V Morgan American Minister to Korea
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Edwin V. Morgan
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Another Cure by Cuticura in Eczema Case
A Brooklyn man reports five months of facial eczema improved after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. After one night, his condition changed and within a month scales and scurf vanished leaving the skin clear, enabling him to go out again.
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Bakers At A Banquet Exchange Of Good Will
The National Association of Master Bakers held a Washington banquet at the Arlington Hotel with nearly 600 delegates and ladies, a decorated gridiron table, and speeches led by Auditor W. H. Andrews and toastmaster Frank R. Shepard. Attendees included John Nasmith of Toronto and Walter C. Quackenbush of New York. the event ran past midnight as monologues by William C. Kelley followed the speakers.
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New York
Washington
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Washington Post
A. J. Arnold
National Association
Charles Schneider
John HK. McKinney
William C. Kelley
Chase’s Theater
Kelley
John Turnbull
Toronto
John E. McKinney
Walker
Boetler
W. E Andrews
John Nasmith
Feathers as Souvenirs Brand Fun for Visiting Bakers
A novelty advertisement during a bakery convention brings humor as delegates collect feather souvenirs from promotional tosses. Banquet and social events filled the day while a mud-bound suburban car trip provided comic relief. Elections and talks on organization and cooperation capped the session, with next meeting proposed in Niagara Falls.
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Miagara Falls
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John Turnbull
Toronto
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Kandler
The
Journeymen
Money Taken From Trunk In D.C. Larceny Case
Marcus Mitchell confesses to grand larceny of $65 from Walter Clark, a boarder at 813 T Street NW. Mitchell, ex National Museum employee and son of East Orange Postmaster, returned $3 and a new suit. He’s due for a Police Court hearing today.
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Walter Clark
National Museum
East Orange
N. J
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T Street Northwest
Son Denies Charge in Mother's Fatal Fall
Mrs. Mena Stack of Forestville Maryland died from a fractured skull after falling from a market wagon at Sixth street and Florida avenue northeast. Coroner Nevitt ordered an inquest. Son Frederick Stack, driving the wagon, is held as a witness though he denies responsibility, saying the fall resulted from his mother’s intoxication and a horse start. Amelia Stack corroborates the account.
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Forestville
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Florida Avenue
Casualty
Nevitt
Frederick Stack
Muller
Amelia
Custody feud ends in missing children warrant for father
J Herbert Broderick, separated from his wife, sought custody of Helen and Herbert, age four and seven, and failed to return them after a visit. A warrant was issued and forwarded to the detective bureau as police believe he left town with the children. The mother had custody by court order and Broderick was allowed weekly access.
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Helen
Herbert
Seventh Street
Swartzell to Open Eastern High School After Board Hearing
The board ended its witness examination in the Swartzell inquiry and gave him a week to file a final brief. Swartzell will open the school Monday with a strong push from supporters urging retention. no decision until after next Thursday. Witnesses praised his efficiency and character, while critics cited strict discipline and lack of tact. Several pupils heard testimony through a transom as hearings proceeded quietly. The board approved new English and arithmetic texts and made staffing changes in Armstrong and M Street schools.
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Counterfeit pay checks overblown says Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio officials say counterfeit pay checks circulated in Cincinnati and Washington Indiana were not widespread or large in amount. They note 31 known for $2453.30, likely by professional counterfeiters, and describe steps taken to detect and prevent further fraud.
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School Promotions At McKinley And H Michie
In McKinley School H appears to note promotions for W. S. Wormley, Newman, Matthew 2 Martin, Harriet Brooks, and Roscoe Valli. In H Michie War Horton and Loretta Muchenhorst are also marked promoted with others.
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Pastors Resignation Rejected by Assemblys Presbyterian
A specially called congregational meeting unanimously urged Dr. George P. Wilson to withdraw his resignation. Treasurers and trustees reassured finances, debt free, and the vote to reject the resignation was carried amid applause. The pastor will preach Sunday and announce his decision.
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Impostor posing as Walsh son arrested after spree
A well dressed man named Edward P. Dely claimed to be Thomas Walsh's son and swindled about 76 dollars in two stores on Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue. Detected at the depot while buying a Baltimore ticket, he admitted guilt to Capt. Boardman. Police traced him via pawnbrokers and ticket stubs. He said he worked as a Boston bank bookkeeper and came to Washington on vacation.
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Seventh Street
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Weather Report 1905 Sept 14 Central Middle Atlantic Forecast
The Weather Bureau reports a cool air mass lingering over the Middle Atlantic States and New England with rising temperatures in the Mississippi Valley. Shallow depressions affect Florida and the Dakotas while scattered showers are expected in the Lake region and lower Ohio Valley. Winds vary by coast and lake region with fair conditions toward Grand Banks for Friday.
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